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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
1920 LOCHINVAR
USES AIRPLANE
TO WIN HIS BRIDE

How a Washington aviator new
off with a popular West Virginia. girl
and married her was told in story
from Fairmont yesterday.
Capt. w. L. c. Smith. an employe
in the government service here in
washington. and Miss Mary Mooney
OF Fairmont. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. j. Mooney. had been friends for
some time. While Miss Mooney was
taking a trip on the front Of Capt.
Smiths aifplane from her home at
Fairmont to Morgantown, the couple
decided to be married. They alighted
at Morgantown and went by train to
Uniontown, where Father Mooney
performed the ceremony. Capt. Smith
had been in Fairmont for some weeks
for the purpose of staging an air
battle for the Fourth of July in a
nearby town.
The bride was a stenographer in
the United States marshaPs office al
Fairmont for some time.
The couple returned to Fairmont
yesterday by rail. leaving the air
plane at Morgahtown with the pur-
pose of starting soon on a honey
moon trip up among the clouds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Pageant TAKES Up
n H. TIME Of M'ADO0
~r.ub

HUNTINGTON, N. Y. July 3 (by the
Associated Press).-William Gibbs
MaAdoo tonight apparently was un-
concerned with what was going on
af,,khe San Francisco convention. He
aAAsnded Shakespearean pageant at
tire Conkling estate and on his re-
turn to his home again declined to
diacuss politics for publication.
figuring the afternoon and evening
fpfknds in New York kept him in
fo2tned by telephone of the balloting.
O6Iier happenings at the convention
vtgfe supplied by newspaper men who
Xete invited by Mr.. McAdoo to tea.
i,lYhere were several callers during
tISA, afternoon. among them Byron r..
NXWton, collector If the port of New
Y~rk, and Mrs. Newton. Oscar Price,
aiIlIriend. remained at the McAdoo
hbt6e all day.
uHr McAdoo got up about 9 o'clock
t9ffS morning and after going through
hfx personal correspondence read the
piStform in the morning newspapers.
EIN friends say they have reason to
aAAhme he is pleased with the plat
Hef3n.
Mr. McAdoo. it is said, did not get
news of the two ballots taken by the
convention last night until he read
the papers this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
EVENHA4NCLNCS
NONEDAYWZLL
SETNEWRECORD

CHICAGO, July (Special).-Seven
convicted murderers are under SEN
tence to hang in Cook county Jail Oc-
tober IA and another is awaiting ex-
Tecution on the day following. Five
other convicted murderers are await
ing for the courts to set the date.
The hangings will establish a new
record in criminal annals here, but
Tailor George Lee says it will cause
little Inconvenience. He estimates the
total cost OF the executions at over
$1,000. The sheriff is allowed 800
by law for each hanging and added
to this is the cost of a new rope for
each affair" to cost about $11.75 each
and each mans death clothes.
Rifle squads were securing the city
today with shoot-to-kill orders as
they sought nine convicts who es-
capped yesterday from the penitentiary
at Joliet. Five of the men had been
sentenced to serve life terms for MUIR
der, and all are believed to have
started for their cid haunts in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
|0SUNA IN FLIGHT
BEFORE GEN. GOMEZ.
Mexican Rebel Has But 80
Loyal Men-Guajardo
Also FIees.

MEXICO CITY. July (by the Asso-
ciafed Press) commanded by
Carlos Osuna, insurgent leader. oper-
ating in the state OF Tamaulipas. have
again been defeated and scattered by
Gen. Afnuifo r. Gomez. according to
an official announcement issued at
the war department.
When he began his uprising q few
days ago Osuna had 1900 men with
him. but he is now fleeing with only
eighty loyal supporters, it is said.
Jesus NJ. Guajardo began an insuf.
rection at Bermejillo. state of Du-
range. a short time ago, but he is now
fleeing, according to announcement
and federal troops are but twelve
miles behind him. Gen. Manuel Pc
laex has been ordered to the state OF
Tamaulipas to operate against troops
headed by Brig. Gen. Porhrio Con.
GALES, q former lieutenant of the late
President Carranza, says the Excel
Sior,
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Total 1904 357 1s1 PA 81
Necessary to nominate. 730

Scattering votes: Glass-Alabama,
2: Virginia, "a; Porto Rico. l. Total.
81 Davis-Alabama, 3; Louisiana, 2;
Maryland, 2: Rhode Island, /; Ten
nessee, 3; Washington, 1; West Vir-
GINA, 16; Porto Rico, /. Total, 70.
Owen-Arkansas /: Massachusetts,. 2;
Michigan. / Missouri, 1; Nebraska. s;
Oklahoma, 20; West Virginia. 1. To-
tai, "a. Observation-Disclosures, 2;
Colorado, 1; Connecticut. IA; New
Hampshire, 1; Tennessee. 2; Porto
Rico, l. Total, 81. Smith-California.
1; Massachusetts. 1; New York. 80;
Rhode Island, 2; Philippine Islands,
III. Total. 95. Colby-California. l;
Massachusetts, 1. Total. 2. Marshall
Delaware, IL Florida, 1; Maryland,
IS; Michigan, /. Total. 20. Edwards
Florida, l. Louisiana, 1; Minnesota.
II; New Jersey, 2S. Total. 81. Mere
dith-Iowa 26; Nebraska. l. Total,
81. Clark-Louisiana, 5: Missouri,
4. Total, 9. Observation-Disclosures S.
Acknowledgment. 1; Minnesota, 1;
Missouri, 1. Total. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
JAPAN HONORS MAINE.
Sends Cruiser IL, 900 Miles to Joir
States Centennial Celebration.

PORTLAND, Me-, July a. The
cruiser Kasuga dropped anchor in the
harbor today, completing voyage of
eleven thousand miles to represent
Japan at the celebration Of Names
centennial as a state.
1--WE were very much pleased to ac-
cept the invitation to come to your
state on this occasion to convey the
good will Of Japan to the state Of
Maine and to the United States"
Capt. n. Teraoka, Commander OF the
kasuga, said upon his arrival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
STRIKE OF 5000 AVOIDED
Differences Adjusted at General
Electric Plant at Lynn. Mass.

LYNN, Mass, July 3.-A general
strike of the $4,000 employees of
the General Electric Company here,
which had been voted by all craft
unions in the plant, has been avoided
by settlement of differences. it was
announced today. Henry j. Skeff
ington, commissioner of immigration
at Boston and conciliator for the
United States Department of Labor,
brought about the agreement.
Under it's terms the time study sys-
TEN to which the operatives objected
will be continued, but with represen
tatives of the employees holding
watches alongside company rSpfesef.
tatives in timing operations.
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Total 1904 ass s21M EST ~

Total 1904 ss6 321h 257 1874
Necessary to nominate, $50.
5: Louisiana, l; Maryland, 2: Rhode
Island, 1; Tennessee, 5: Washington
/; West Virginia, 16; Porto Rico, l.
Total, 80. Glass-Virginia, "a; Porto
Rico, l. Total, 25. Cummings-Cali-
fornia, 2; Colorado, 1; Connecticut
"a: Porto s. Rico. 1; Total. Is; Mar lar
tai, Z. Clark-Louisiana. 3; Missouri
2. Total. S. Owen-Maine, 1: Mas
sachusetts, 2; Missouri. g.; Nebraska
9; Oklahoma, 20; South Dakota. /;
Washington. 1. Total. 81. Smith
Massachusetts,. 1. Gerard-New York
1. Absent-Michigan. 1; Minnesota
/; Missouri. ". Total, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1,O94 1851 1875 1861 265
Necessary to nominate, $50.

Scattering votes: Davis-Ala bama.
8: Louisiana, 2; Maryland. 2; Rhode
Island. 1; Tennessee. g. Washington,
1; West Virginia. 16; Porto Rico. 1.
Total, 20. Glass-Alabama. 2: Vir-
ginia, "a: Porto Rico, 1. Total, 81.
I: massachusetts,,
2; Mississippi, 2; Nebraska, 9; Okla
homa, 20; Tennessee, /; Washington,
/. Total. SO. Cummings-Califor
2; Colorado, /; Connecticut. IA; Michi-
gan, 1; New Hampshire, 1; Porto Rico.
l. Total, 20. Smith-California, 1;
Massachusetts, 2; Missouri. q; New
York, 90; Rhode Island. 2; Philippine
Islands, l. Total, 9S. Marshall-Del-
aware, l. Maryland, II; Michigan. /.
Total. IS. Clark-Louisiana, 5; Mis-
souri,. 2. Total. 7. Co1by-Massachu-
sets. 1. Edwards-Florida. |; Me-
braska, /; New Jersey, %. Total, go.
Acknowledgment, l.; Minnesota, l.;
South Dakota, l.. Total, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1904 3s3h 42SA 1917 1881
NECESSARY to nominate, 100.

Scattering votes: Davis-Alabama,
nessee, 4; Washington. "; West vir-
ginia, IS; Porto Rico, 1. Total, 29h.
"a; Porto Rico, l. To-
tai. IS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2;
Missouri, 1: Nebraska. 8; Oklahoma,
20. Total 50. Cummings-Californ
9: Colorado, 1; Connecticut, q; Porto
Rico, i; Canal Zone. !. Total. Z. Mar
shall-Delaware. 1: Maryland, 6. To-
tai. Z. Clark-Louisiana. q; Missouri.
2. Total, 4. Observation-Disclosures 1:
Minnesota, 1 Missouri, /; Rhode Isl-
and. /, Total, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
DIET OPENS IN JAPAN.

TOXIC. July Premier Hafa read
the imperial rescript formally open
ing the diet today. OWNS. to the
bomb explosion in front OF the main
gate Of the house OF Representatives
On wednesday, the building was heav-
lily guarded today.
Ali persons attending the session.
including reporters. were searched
as they entered. Guards surrounded
the residences of the cabinet minis
ters throughout the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
ELKS REACH CHICAGO.
Vanguard of 10000 for Conven
ton Welcomed.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Chicago today
welcomed the vanguard of 100000
Elks who are expected here next
week for the national convention
Among today's events preliminary to
the official opening was a parade in
the downtown quarter, preceding a
worlds championship cowboy tour
nament in Grant Park. The pro-
cession was led by Mayor Thompson
and Chief of Police Clarity.
Meetings of the judiciary, and Gre
dentials committees and of the war
relief commission were held today
Grand Lodge officers were guests a
a dinner tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1904 s2sh 1T 2574 s42

Iotal I,V94 515 ~ Iii 20 ~ S4z
Necessary to nominate. $50.
SCATTERING votes: Glass-Alabama,
2; ,Firginia, "a; Porto Rico. 1. Total.
H. .Davis-Alabama. 3; Illinois l.;
Louisiana, 1; Maryland. 2; Rhode Is
land. l. Tennessee. 3; Washington, II
West Virginia. 16: Porto RICO. L.
Total, 2sh Cummings-Arixona l.;
California, 8: Colorado, 1; Connecti-
cut. IA; Montana. q; New Hampshire,
1:iTennessee, 1; Washington. 3: Porto
Rice. 1. Total, 26. Owen--Arkansas,
/; Massachusetts, 2; Missouri. 1; Ok
1ahoma. 20; Washington. I. Total. 22
Manshall-Delaware. 2; Florida. q;
Indiana, 30: Michigan. 1: Pennsyl-
vanta, l.. Total. SO. Edwards-Flori-
da, 1; Maryland. " Minnesota, 2:
Montana. L; New Jersey. IS Total.
5&h. Daniels-Florida, 1. Meredith
iowa. 26. Clark-Louisiana. s.; Mis-
souri,. g. Total. s. Hitchcock. Ne
bfa4ka. 16. Gerard-Nevada, 1; South
Dakota, 10. Total, IL. Smith-Cali-
fSrnia, l. Massachusetts. 1; New York,
81: Rhode Island. 2. Total, o. Harri-
s9n-Philippines. 6. Bryan, Massa-
c1usetts, 1. Observation-Disclosures 1; Min
nesota, 1; Rhode Island. 1. Total. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
STREET CAR STRIKE VOTED
Northern Ohio Employees Will
Walk Out to Enforce Demands.

AKRON. Ohio, July s.-Union street
car platform men. meeting here al
$3.50 this morning. voted to call g
strike affecting Akron. Barberton
Kenmore. Cuyahoga Falls and wads-
worth. at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning
Their action follows the failure OF
the Northern Ohio Traction and Light
Company to increase carmen's wages
in keeping with the findings OF the
arbitration board and the city's fall
ure to increase fares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1902 1884 295k 18TH 147
Necessary to nominate, $50.

Scattering votes: Glass-Alabama.
2: Virginia, "a: Porto Rico, 1. Total,
81 Davis-Alabama 8; Louisiana. 2;
Maryland, 2; Massachusetts. I: New
York, l. Rhode Island, l: Tennessee,
5; Washington, 1; West Virginia. 1S;
Porto Rico, l. Total. SO. Marshall
Arizona, I; Delaware, /; Maryland. II;
Michigan, 1. Total. IA. Smith-Cali-
fornia, 1; Massachusetts, l; Rhode Is
land, 2. Total. 4. Cummings-Cali-
fornia Q; Colorado. 1; Connecticut, IA;
New Hampshire. l; Porto Rico, /. To-
tai, 10. Edwards-Florida, 1; Ne
bra ska. l. Total. 2. Clark-Louisiana.
s; Missouri, 2; New York. 1. Total.
s. Owen-Massach usetts. 4; Missouri.
1; Nebraska, 9; Oklahoma. 20; Wash
ington, l.. Total. IS. Gerard-New
York, O.. Acknowledgment, /; Min
nesota. / Missouri. /. Total. 3.
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Total 1904 $50 315 262 1876
NECESSARY to nnninate 40

necessary u uOuIiudte, dSV.
Scattering votes: Davis-Alabama.
3; Louisiana, 2; Maryland. 2; Rhode
Island, L: Tennessee. 6; Washington,
1; West Virginia. 16; Portor Rico. /.
Total, 80. Glass--Alabama, 2; Vir-
ginia, "a; Porto Rico, 1. Total. 81.
ummings-California 2; Colorado. 1 !;
Connecticut, IA; Porto Rico, 1. Total.
IS. Observation-Disclosures 1: Mary
land, IL. Total, II. Clark-Louisiana.
8 Missouri. 2; New York. /. Total,
g. Owen-Maine. 1; Massachusetts,,
2; Missouri. 5; Nebraska, 8; Oklahoma,
20; Washington, l. Total. So. Smith
Massachusetts. 1: Rhode Island, /.
Total, 2. Gerard-New York, 1. Alb
sent-Minnesota, l.; Missouri. 1. To-
tai 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1904 s75h 4o4 zo1 11sH
Necessary to nominate. Tao.

Scattering votes: Davis-Alabama,
5; Louisiana, 1; Maryland, 2; Rhode
Island, l; Tennessee. s.; Washington,
": West Virginia. 16; Porto Rico. 1.
Total. 31h. Glass-Virginia, "a: Por-
to Rico. l. Total, 25. Owen-Maine,
i. Massachusetts,, 2; Missouri, 1: Ne
braska, 9; Oklahoma, 20; South Dako-
ia, 1. Total, "a. Cummings-Califor
mia. 2: Colorado, |; Connecticut, 2;
Massachusetts. /; Philippines. 1 Porto
Rico. /. Total. 8. Marshall-Dela-
ware, 1; Maryland, s. Total, I. Clark
Louisiana, 2; Missouri, Q. Total. 4.
Gerard-New York. 1. Absent-Mich-
igan, 1; Minnesota, 1. Total, 2.
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Total 1904 ss2 442 ITS /

Total 1,Uy4 532 III I76 III
Necessary to nominate. $50.
Scattered votes: Davis-Alabama.
6: Delaware, /: Illinois, 3: Maryland,
2: Massachusetts,, 1; Tennessee. "a;
washington, 1; West Virginia, Is;
Rhode island, /; California, 1: Porto
Rico, /. Total, 81. Cummings-Colo-
RADIO, /: Connecticut. IA; California.
3; Porto Rico, 1. Total, 10. Owen
Arizona, 4; Massachusetts,, 2: Nebras-
ka. 9; North Dakota, 1; Oklahoma, 20.
Total, So. Glass-Colorado. q; Wiz.
einia, "a. Total, rs. Clark-Missouri,
3. Absent-Michigan,s 1; Minnesota, 1:
Missouri, 1. Total, 8.
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Total 1904 355h 443h 1872 11s
Necessary to nominate, 730.
Scattering votes: Davis-Alabam,

Scattering votes: DaVls-Alabama,
5: Maryland, 2; Massachusetts, L;
South Carolina, l Tennessee, 6; Wash
ington, /: West Virginia, 16: Porto
Rico, /. Total. SO. Glass-virginia,
"a; Porto Rico, l. Total. Is. Owen
Massachusetts,, 2; Missouri, 2; Nebras-
ka. 9: North Dakota, /; Oklahoma, 20.
Total, a. Cummings-Californ q;
Colorado, /; Connecticut, 2; Philip
pines, /; Porto Rico. l. Total, Z.
Observation-Disclosures. /; Maryland 6.
Total, 7. Clark-Louisiana, Q; Mis-
souri,, 2. Total. 4. Observation-Disclosures
/; Minnesota, l; Missouri, /. Total, 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
100000 GOLD CHECK.
Largest Ever Drawn in Montevideo.
Britain Is Maker.

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay, July g.
The Anglo-South American bank de-
livered check yesterday to the Bank
of the Republic for $4,000, 900 in gold
as payment by the British govern
ment of the first installment for
credits given Great Britain by
Uruguay for the purchase of products
of the country.
The check, which was cashed into
gold sovereigns Immediately, was the
largest ever drawn in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1909 ass s21 257 ~

Necessary to nominate, 730.
Scattering votes: Davis-Alabama.
s; Louisiana. /; Maryland. 2: Rhode
Island, /; Tennessee, 8; Washington,
L; West Virginia. 16; Porto Rico. 1.
Total. "a. Glass-Virginia. "a: Porto
Rico. l. Total, 25. Clark-Louisiana.
2: Missouri, 2. Total. 4. Marshall
Indiana, s. Owen-Maine. 1: Massa-
chusetts, 2; Missouri. 3; Nebraska. 3:
Oklahoma, 20; South Dakota. 1: WASH
inston, l. Total. 81. Cumming
California. 2: Colorado, /; Connect
cut. IA; Mississippi. l.; Porto Rico. L.
Total, 49, Gerard-New York. /;
South Dakota. 1. Total. 2. Absent
Michigan, /; Minnesota. /; Missouri.
-; Delaware. /. Total, 4.
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Total 1904 335 ITS 254 327
Necessary to nominate. 100.


Scattering votes: Glass-Ala bama
2; Virginia, "a; Porto Rico. 1. Total.
81. Davis-Alabama. 3; Louisiana, 2;
Maryland. 2; Rhode Island, L: Tennes-
see, 4; Washington, q West Virginia
16: Porto Rico. 1. Total. 81. Owen
Arkansas, /; Massachusetts,, 2; Mis-
souri,. 1; Nebraska, z; Oklahoma, 90;
West Virginia, 1. Total. 80. Cum
mings-California, 8; Colorado. /;
Connecticut. IA; Washington. 1; New
Hampshire, /; Tennessee. 2; Philip
pine Islands. 1; Porto Rico. /. Total
"a. ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1; Florida
1: Maryland, 80; Michigan, 2. Total,
"a. Edwards-Florida, 1; Minnesota
9; New Jersey. %. Total, 81. Mere
dith-1owa. 26: Nebraska, g. Total
IS. Clark-Louisiana. s: Missouri, q
Total, s. Observation-Disclosures s.
1; Mississippi, /;
New York, 80; Rhode Island. 2; Philip
pine Islands. 2. Total. 96. Gerard
South Dakota, 2. Bryan-Massachu
sets. /. Absent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1904 337 454k 164h 1ss
Necessary to nominate, $50.

Scattering votes: Davis-Alabama,
S; Illinois. 1; Maryland. Q: Massa-
chusetts, 1 Rhode Island, L; Tennes-
see. "a; Washington. L: West vir-
ginia, 16; Porto Rico, /. Total, So.
Standardization 8: Colorado, 1;
Connecticut, IA; Philippine Islands,
/: Porto Rico, /. Total, 20. Glass
Virginia, "a; Porto Rico, /. Total, rs.
Clark-Louisiana, Q; Missouri, 2. To-
tai, 4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3; Mis-
souri,, 3; Nebraska, 9; Oklahoma, 20.
Total, "a. Absent-Michigan, /; Min
nesota, 1. Total, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
GIRL ON $4,000 BAIL.
Declares She Shot Stepfather II
Defense of Honor.

ST. LOUIS, July 3-Ursula Bfode-
rick. sixteen years old. exonerated
slayer of her father in 1916. today
was under sentence of ten years in
the penitentiary for the killing of
her stepfather, Joseph Woodlock. in
April, 1919.
She filed notice Of appeal and was
released on $4,000 bail. She has
maintained she shot Woodlock in
defense of her honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1904 344h 4esh 1877 ia
Necessary to nominate, 730.

Scattering votes: Davls-AIaDama,
IS; Maryland. 2; Massachusetts,. l.:
Rhode Island, 1: Tennessee, s; Wash
ington, l.. West Virginia, IS; Porto
Rico. /. Total. 80. Glass-Virginia.
"a; Porto Rico, |. Total. rs. Owen
homa, 20. Total, 81. Cummings-Cal-
ifornia, 2: Colorado, 1; Connecticut.
IA; Philippines, /; Porto Rico, l: To-
tai, 10. Clark-Louisiana, 2; Missou-
ri, g.. Total, 4. Absent-Michiga gan. L;
Minnesota, 1; Missouri. l.. Total, 3.
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LIFE TERM FOR SLAYER.
Found Guilty in Murders of Sheriff
and Two Deputies.

wARRENSBURG. Mo. July IA
verdict of guilty was returned today
by the jury trying James Bradley,
also known as Tom Clark. charged
with murder in connection with the
killing of Sheriff Joseph Talbot and
two deputy sheriffs OF Lafayette
county, in May, 1918. The verdict
specified a sentence of life imprison-
ment should be pronounced on the
prisoner.
The sheriff and. his deputies were
found slain after three prisoners
whom they were taking from Mar
shall to Lexington. Mo-. had escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Total 1904 $50 456 174 1873
Necessary to nominate. 720.

Scattering votes: Davis-Alabama.
z; California, /; Delaware, 1: Illinois.
Q; Maryland, 2; Rhode Island. 1: Ten
nessee, 10; washington, 1; West Vir-
ginia, Is: Porto Rico, I. Total. AZ.
Neutrality-suspicious., 8; Colorado. 1:
Connecticut, IA: Porto Rico. 1. Total.
10. Owen-Arisona. 3; Maine, 1; Mas
sachusetts, 2; Nebraska. 8; North Da-
kota, 1: Oklahoma, 20; South Dakota.
1; Tennessee, 1. Total. SO. Glass
Colorado, 1; Virginia. "a; Porto Rico.
1. Total, IS. Clark-Missouri, Q. Alb
sent-Michigan, l; Minnesota. 1; Mis-
souri,, 1 South Dakota, 1. Total. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
SOCIALISTS VOTE TO STICK.

MADRID, July 3.-The general
union Of work ers. the socialists and
trade unionists. have decided to con.
tinue attachment to the second inter:
rationale Of Amsterdam, BY 100000
votes to 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04
Hstal 1904 $50 saa 255 1877

NECESSARY to nominate, 730.
n6eattering votes: Davis, Ala
bofff1a. 8; Louisiana, 1; Maryland
2smRhode Island. /; Tennessee, s.;
Washington, 1; West Virginia, 16;
Pupto Rico, l. Total. 80 Glass
Virginia, "a; Porto Rico, /. Total, 25
C1HGk-Louisiana, 2; Missouri, q To-
taly, 4. Observation-Disclosures, 1; Indi-
anA, s. Total. Z. Cummings-Califor-
n3H 2; Colorado, 1; Connecticut, IA;
Massachusetts,. 1; Porto Rico. l. To-
talvt - Owen-Maine, l.; Massachu-
sskts. 2; Missouri, /; Nebraska, 8; Ok
l&Aema, 20; South Dakota, L; Wash
ifigton, /. Total, 35. Gerard-New
YtSpk, /. Observation-Disclosures. /; Min
xx&ota, 1; Missouri, !. Total, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04

II Ii learned British merchants In
China plan holding industrial exhi-
billions In Shanghai, Canton. ana
Tientsin next year. to regain trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-04

Hogs fed by automatic machinery
gain weight faster than those fed
by hand, say experimenters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
FIRST VICTORY MEDAL
RECEIVED IN AMARILLO
FOR SERGEANT ARNOLD

Sergeant Walter Freeman nf the
army recruiting office YESTERDAY eN,
hihitcd q Victory Medal. probably thr
lirst e. be- received In Amarillo. which
was sent him from the war DEPART
m"ni IT, "" turned ovir 10 Victor Al
mold, army field clerk In charge III the
distribution at the medals In this tcr.
rlin'N. upon his arrival here next VICE.,
The medal IL of bronze and bangles
from u varicolorcd ribbon. upon which
as mounted onr har ipr each ma sos
engagement participated In hv the e..
cipi,nt. NJ the tol' of the ribhnn H. a
clasp. The medal II about ihr sizr pi
I silver dollar hut IL more than twice
IS thick. Upon the fr"nt of II IL ihu
image rf the Goddess of Liberty with
shield IN one hand and . sword IN
the other. On the other side is nshicld
'cafug the letters ~. s. under the
wording THE Great War For Ci\ liza
lion IN '"micirclc over the top .,lgv
70 The right and l"ft ~ The sliela are
The nantes ~ the allied countries. ~
follows: France. Italy. Serbia. Japan,
Montenegro. Russia. Greece Great
nritnin i'"lgiim. nrazil Portugal ~.
mania. China"
IN until III" arrival IT Field Aucnt
Arnold next week, applications iar the
Victory Medal win be- received hy ".
u. Estes. posi- commander American
Legion.