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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
CRAPPLERS meet TONIGHT.
PAIR OF BOUTS TO TAKE
PLACE IN AUDITORIUM
Zet<e smith md Yokef VIII Appear I'm
Neutrality-suspicious. md NIRin-
ford Paired.

Two OF tho speediest wrestling bouts
offered fans In this City during the
present season are expected tonight
when Heke Smith and "Mike Yokoi. of
Salt Lake. City. are to provide tho fca-
ture match on n program that includes
bout between Bobby Mainford, the
University OF Virginia wrestling team
trainer. and F.Hnk Burns. OF Flint,
Mich Tho con -ests are to be- staged at
the City Auditorium. where Referee
lack Woodall is to start tho enter
tainment at $3.50 o'clock. The advance
sale of tickets Indicates that ma
tortty of tho local wrestling fans will
be present, and the promoters havo
anpounced that women arc to DO ad :
United FREQ.
While the Smith Yokcl match is re-
garded as the feature event, tho open
Ing match is expected to prove al
most as interesting and rs hard
fought. Burns will have the adyan-
tase Of weight and considerable mat
experience, and his recent victory over
Joe Turner III Washington has shown
ho is in the best of condition Main
ford has been keeping In perfect con-
dition for years, has had continual
practice. and this has been backed by
professional mat experience at fire.
Quept intervals. He undoubtedly will
give the Westcrner hard battle.
y majority of the fans will be in
tercstcd particularly in Smiths work,
the youngstcr having made rapid
strides toward the top during the last
few months FIe has demonstrated
that he can hold his own with the best
of them. and the meeting tonight will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First reee-three furiongs.Be Sure. -ns;
chine Gunner. ns; nuddie Kcanc. 1l6: TIT.
1i6: Joe Esh, lls: White Star. rs; Freddie
liz; ben Valet. lie: Jetsam. ZIG.
second race-siS furlongs-Tom Goose. IA;
1ndolence. ia; If. Bert Thurman. ne; Duke
Of Dsyonshre, ia: Little String, 1897 ErTni-
Sal The da ns 81 aud Gssapso ' ss Dish
ara, ios Huron H.. Ioi. -N'' ~ '>AS o"'
Third race..ouicl! Fire purse: six furionsS
.AmSrican Ace. III; Arnold. ui: Ticklish.
Ilra IS S:ois III, H. Troisus 10 2oHdags I%s
!1uchess Lace. 1903: Marchesa H.. 1G1; Lego
tai ile Eligible-.Osgood. los
Fourth rase-nile--General Glenn. :. ia:
80 3.ohs Dry ~; ,;.Wegdy 49, Grand SLAM;
Dear; ios. .whitney' and Bowers. ~ "'
i iinn'ty on LII soy Ts l Srt j1s!
peSG,t9r. lol; EuloFy, 1o5: war Club leo.
GtsegS lG9; Franf; Mattox. lo7: FAIRY Tince.
lo.; W II. .BpGkner. 10I; Amino, ioa; Doc
bnadse Tucker. 81; La Balaire. S. Eligible,
i55 wa ntemPSS9 49, Capital CITY 1 Pit
sss ne TT fs xa5 a.,
III: Handful. ~: Mantaeue. los; Lady Eileen.
ity,, 3D.; Nellie Wit&er, So; Edith SST
Nidia. u. Eligibc-Captain Hodge. m. Rs ?.
sis Atkin,. 81; Nab. los; Bethel Hi. '~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Here Is Il Sensible Treatment
That Gets Prompt Results.

For real, downright, harrassing, dis
comfort, very few disorders can APP
proach so-called skin disorders. such as
Eczema. letter, Roils, eruptions, scaly
irritations and Similar skin troubles,
Notwithstanding the lavish use OF
salves. lotions. washes and other treat
ments applied externally TO the irri-
tated parts.
No one ever heard OF n person boz
ing afflicted with any form of skin
disease whose blood was in good con-
dition. Therefore. 1t is but logical to
conclude that thick proper method of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

: f;rs; rsce-,hree Inrlbass--Repest. III
;as Pace. IL. ". .low.idl. & 10 {. TO. :.
. I. s 70 i {. 10 et j.. ,slrd. Tase 49,.
Noorin wartah. Joo Goodman, Cmer b and
centimctcr ran.
,c sesesi 10
assume As iii }s,aek}. il TO TO s. 700 70
!. SECOND; q. n; Akin. ios tyyrlis(, 6 to /,
Third raee.-six furlons-Aliivan. as
g r Tps:oa aSi iRs,sss, ew,.,
Ira Wilson. Rory o:aoote. The The ireh a4
Iinck!aids. Flying Witch and Lady In Black
t!SIa finished iirs,; but was disqualified
q Moore, wA3 killed.
r f. out, out, Hon ds
70 :. even. out second: The Lamb, 50
,;Ss ,J ~, CerinrS and nd Jim Mastngs r0.
dya. ITO U.yke,. s to !. 4 to 10. to 3. won;
Gasstoi, lilo tAmbrosej. Z TO /, 5 to 9, even
second: = James. Jos tstacit>. 20 e. even,
70 :. n ,SiFs, Time; i:tt4 d.esn Mint
Sixth race----m!le and seventy yards-Nep-
H Noa Sir draf;sn e6: to t, to
20 &, 10 10. third. Time. I:is.. cSic *
Bsrkley, Sasin. Dorcas. Lorena, Moss and
rInder ran.
Seventh. , ra..ee,Innile and sixteenth
70 j. won; Capital City. lot (ccltiietuj.
t. l-lsksea second; pss'1 Ala IL
.iano. Tren,ino Gordon Roberts Nab. stat t
in Time, Miss Sterling and Tronp Haut m a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
CHARLES MURPHY FILES
SUIT AGAINST OWNERS
All Clubs of National League Named
Observation-Disclosures aI2I,922
49, Damages.
rpy. Associated Prcss.l

i, Thy Associated Prcs..1
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.--Suits to restrain
on rs SSa,fI,9nai League from aIrranging
filed in Circuit Court todny by Charles
WEBB Murphy. one-time owner Of the
Inc league u's as de eads It's. the ''a0s IN
MURPHY charges the leagnc magnates
With breach OF contract In connection
VIZ w,th i,t ths lease given tho Chicago club
Tho lease. which was TO run until
1899, was broken on August /, 1916.
tionai League be restrained from ar
damagss Is settled. 80 ~ '''
phys. petitlon reeItes. was the out
eago club BY tho Fsderal League que Club club
is named as one or the defendants.
Others include Barney Dreyfus, Charles
y; S'o Wi'1,af. George washinEtSSn
!5ieydler, president OF the National
Mnrphy asks s1al.sce from the Chi
engo club. including $4,000 for breach
The suit cites the constitution OF
The National Leagne.. which states the
one OF the liabilities OF the Chicago
SS tae
was the nine,y-nine years lease on
ainrphy's park. the suit statss.
Il Med tho suit today because all
town, and this was tho best chance
20 get service.n Murphy exs;ssnat- II
am asking that The court not only re-
schedule to include games with tile
Chicago club, either at home or abroad.
hut that the other teams be restrained
until this case is settled"
Shcriff's deputies invaded the meet
ing of the National League maEnates
curing them TO appear in court Feb
ruary % and show cause why the in
junction should not be granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
sPITBALL LEAVES LEAGUE
MOIST DELIVERY FADES
AWAY AFTER THIS YEAR
DRASTIC Action Taken by Directors OF
Ban JohnsDn Circuit at CHI
cago Meeting.
rBy Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-JThe spitbalI will
o ne abolished pie in the Amertean League
BOARD board OF directors meeting hero today
viii DO sesmit.ed to esfry son Two ea snit faG
twiriers. whose names must Us placed
on Mo at lenguc headquarters prior to
the opening OF the season.
Matters Of great Importance Affect
ing at least five leagues today mado
Chicago S.nk;a the mecca of the baseball
club presidents.. managers and other
officials OF the National and American
Tsrsss Eve nna Wns Association tho
here. to attend the inst OF q series Of
baseball gatherings. which will last
The aFSs st rou Ee dsys s scheduled
meet tomorrow.
The Nati9nsi and American Leagues
W, hold , Their schedule meetinEs TO-
Of tho leagues viii WIFE be held Wedm ss.1eg
for the purpose Of electins q successor
the National Commission. Several
names have been mentioned for the
petition. including Judge *. II. fLandis,
United states Federal District Judge
The baseball meetings are expected
To fose on Thursdsy with tia Join.
leagues for the purpose OF forming a
! new agreement between the two
American ASs0cladou - 6optH Schedule.
Tho American Association Baseball
League adopted 1853 game schedule
al 3 meeting. Tho season Will open
Oh April IL with the following games:
l'ciedo at Indianapoiis.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
It. Poul at milwaukee,.
DECORATION Day falling on Sunday. II
was decided to play holiday bills on
the day following, and these were an
nounced as: ST. Paul at Minneapolis,
Toledo at Columbus, I1ouisvillc nj In
dianapohs and Kansas City at Mil
waukce.
Independence Day also falling on
Sunday games 70, the Monday follow
Ing were assigned to st. Paul at Min
| apolis at Louisville aad Milwaukee at
On Labor, Day Minneapolis a. st.
| Paul. MILWAUKEE at Kansas City, Louis
I vile az Columbus and Toledo at In
!. disnapolis.
Three Eye LesEue Exsanes.
| The Three Eye League was expand
league at the annual meeting of the
organization. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
Rock Island, Ill. were given fran
Tho league decided to play a sched-
ulc Of 40 games. opening April g..
The opening games will be at Peoria,
Terrc Haute, Evansville and Bloom
Al Tcarney was reelected president.
secretary and treasurer for o term OF
five years. The meeting adjourned
after awarding the 1919 pennant to
Bloomington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
INDIANS ARRANGE GAMES
WILLIAM AND MARY ELEVEN
TO APPEAR IN NINE BATTLES
Several nIE College Teams VIII lie
Met by williamsburg
College,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Fob. 9-pur-
Ing the last season the four colleges
Of the Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
Athletlc Association played each other
at tho annual meeting. with the result
that the single championship meeting
between William and Mary, Richmond
College, LynchburS College. Randolph
MACON College and Hampden-Si Sidney
College will enable these colleges to
William and Mary has. an ideal sched-
ule. Perhaps the toughest spell OF the
gridlron road will be the game with
Sarolina Aggies on November 6. The
Virginia and Virginia Tech also are
expected to have strong. elevens. CAL
laudct College eleven, from washing
ton, d. c. will supply the variety on
the Indians schedule. The deaf mutes
from tho. capital city welcomed the
opportunity to play before Richmond
sportsmen.
The schedule was announced today
by Manager J. B. Bland az follows:
~ SEPT, s5w;,TInIversity of Virginia at
oet. 2sM;vlrsinIa Polytechnic Insti-
Oct. 9.--Gallaudet College at Rich
niond.
Oct. lG-Lynchburg College at VIII
liamsburg championship.
Oct. 23-Open. game pending at
Oct. ao-Richmond College at Nor
folk or Newport News (championshIp)
Nov, 6--North Carolina A. & NJ. at
Raleigh.
Nov. Macon College at
Richmond championship.
Nov. pa E)-Hampdcn :
Sidney NJ Newport News Champion
ship). =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
.DUNDEEl0sEs 'TO.LE0NARD
CHALLENGER BATTLES HARD,
BUT DEFEATED BY CHAMPION
Was Eighth Meeting OF Two, but
Everybody Appeared to lie
Satisfied,
IBy UnivorssI Scryicc.l

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. Feb. e.-rhose
lightweight champion of this planet,
and%J ohnny Dundee, who covets said
title, mot again for tho eighth time
this evening ut tho Arena Athletic
sclub. y good time was han by all
but there was nothing decisive
Benny won OH points, after stagger-
siXtl, sessions Of THAR eight round act.
Benny tried hard for a Knockout In
I tho seeventh round, Ho tore into Dun
hiss right, which caught the ItRlian
acra pper right on the Jaw and sent
nim staggering against tho ropes.
BUT Johnny was game and refused
10 he put out. He came back after
Leonard, and for the rest OF the sew
euth and during the last round the
light WAS furious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST .nse-.throe fur.onrs--rtc Muhoe.
1Is: ENl,1 sosI 40; Spuke. ali: poro;Ss.
katheriho Seal. iii: Felix H. ii IL! F:tr,ssss
Second race-.-six furlonss--May ,rs,r. ~,
Clip Zip 19s: NcTE.ian Boy; LOG: Doc kiosths
g.. loc; Rounded. iii: Glider. iii: yst5rna.
Third racc-.-si1 Observation-Disclosures. 3,
aSe iSs isoS oass iSs i t 49, ps
rou ,os,. 100 100: I HsfdsE. IA; lplgsF: Il
E Enss f ,aa 1Si; sEWRan iSs: AyIsn. tSs
Firth rao99.smilo and oile:sixt ehth---Bas.
ts snd GaifIki i09 oaks RIM 400; 5ole iq,
gaby, 1876; Miss Sweep; los piantsTcee. Sf es:
sixth rac,ss::-miie and nifty yaIis--.Lueky
Pearl: 20; ~. Ward, o.. Hope. o.: r..riat,
loo: Iiochnir l6T: Monvinoy. ia. N'.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames Of Fire

treatment for, pinples. blotches, sores.
boils, rough, red and scaly skin, is 60
purify the blood and remove the tiny
germs OF pollution that break through
and manifest their presence on the
surface Of the sixth.
People in all parts OF the country
have written US how they wero come
pletely rid OF every trace OF these dis-
orders by tho use of S. s. s., the match /.
less, purely vegetable blood purtfler.
S. S. S. goes direct to the center ofsthe
blood supply. and strengthens and
builds up the circulation, giving a
clear and ruddy complexion that ir,di,
cates q. healthy condition OF tho skin
Write today for free medical advice no.
garding your case. Address Swift
Specific CO., 4ts Swift Laboratory, ATT
lanta, Ga.-Ady ~. 5tgt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Boxing Promoter Makes
Bid for Boston Red Sox
IBy Associates pre.s.l

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 3.-Matt
today negotiated with Harry Fraxee
for the purehasc OF tho HostOn
American League club, but tho deal
tonight was said to have fallen
through. Frazee Indicated he yyas
would we'll the club only ON the con-
dition that the owner support Jacob
Rupert, OF the New York Amerl-
cnns. and Charles C0naiikey, prcsi-
their war aEainHt Han johnson,
PRECEDENT OF the American League.
Hinkel says his offer WAS n
ntraiEht husiness proposItios,V md
thnt he did not care to enter into a
baseball wnr. No price wa named
by HinkeI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
BABE RUTH AFTER MONEY
SlugEfsg Outnelder Deslrea $4,000 Of
Purehase Priec--NOt TO Make
Trouble,
I By Associated Press.

BOSTON. Feb. o..-"Rabe" Ruth 70.
day .nnnounced no would attempt to
obtain s15,o2o of the $4,000 which tho
ceived for his release to the New York
Americans. Returning here from tho
Pacific Coast. Ruth said no had no In
tention of making trouble, that i.a
would sigh with the Yankees at the
salary agreed on. reported TO be. u.s.
600 a year, but that no would en-
deavor to get q part OF his purchase
from tho Boston club n -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
BROAD STREET QUINT LOSES
National state md CITY Five r.L..
Hard-Fought battle by Score
0f Ia

Basketball quints of tho Sationa,
State and City and Broad Street Banks
played close contest last night in
the Blues Armory, In which the former
was Victorious by the score OF rs to
s2. The winning aggregation did not
lave walkover. as the Broad street
BOYS fought hard throughout.
The line-up:
State and City. Position. Broad Street.
kIise. ........ left forward Knox
Massie 1850. right forward ...... August
GHi oS,Yr 1880, center g. Mckee
McpSweii.... ris t E Tnara ..Ni ,, WSsd
~ snnniafS: Goals from, eoaft. 4: ias"s !:
q, g. Mckee. 9: M McRae. l. Goals from
foul--MasEie. {; August, 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
BOXING BOUT POSTPONED
Benny vaIEer III and Cannot Meet
Johnny Kilbane Until
February o5.
I BY Associated Press

i CLEVELAND. OHIO, Feb. e.-The
eight-round bout between Johnny Kill
world. and Benny Valser, OF New York,
scaed9ied at Newark. \. j.: for Febru-
airy IL, mas been postponed until Feb
fudry 50. AQvices to Kilbnne today
state TINT NnlGer is i'll with infuenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
STATE AND CITY GIRLS WIN
Defeat Frat NationaI Aggregation N
basketball by Score OF -
N

Girls OF the National state ana e,,.,
basketball team defeated the Eirsf
National aggregation last night on the
court Of the Y. w. G. "A. BY the score
in thrills: Both teams worked hard
and the he battle was contested closely
The line-up:
state aud Clty--Adkins, r. f.: Eaber
s. 6; t Lyinan, :. G.; Leldy s. c.: stith. {. e.:
First, acknowledgements. /. T.; Nr4tsser.
!. f.; Evans. c.; Kohl. 8. O.: Henshaw, r.
SuW mi,;isys snbsIttgtions. gaur for cleyn-
Adkins. o.. Fnber. n: Gregory. :: Metnne.r-
g. Goals from f0ul-Faber. L; GreEory j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

state contest provided the principal by
February 10 gives the secretary notice
OF tho desire OF his school to cntor
said contest. Not later than February
60, the committee viii! arrange a sche.
dule' OF preliminary games in order 70
select two teams that shall come 10
j. G. Mcarnnaway. secretary Of the
should be addressed 10
Virginia High School Literary and
A,hleeo League. University OF Hir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Lynchburg Loses Quint
Battle by Influenza

fSnecisl TO The Tlr,es-DfspatcA.I
LfNcHBURG, VA. Feb. s.-The
FfrKinin-North Carolina basketball
Enms, scheduled for a ioeal floor
wednesday hight. has been called on
on account OF the fnducnxa situation
tbroBEhout the state. The game was
10 be sthEed under auspices Of the
Sports Corporatisn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Johnston Accepts. Invitation.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb s.-wnlian
"a. Johnston, Of San Francisco, national
singles tennis champion, announced to-
day no had accepted the invitation of
thu United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation to represent this country on
the courts at the Olympic games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
THREE WINS FOR N0LDE
whit" whitmnn's PIN SpiIJers Civ
. 'Jake' ltowsey's Team severe

ut the Recreation Alloys last night
Whit Whitman anu his pin demol-
ishers wound UP. their season in. a
triple defeat to Jake RoSsey and
his cohorts. splintering the naples for
three Fine games : =
Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

AZ the Recreat ton Alley, this evening the
aa eds , Snd Tigers Of the Junior League clash
COOK Printing Company aud ElEs Ore schcd-
ulcd for the Palace 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
club MIeets TOnIght.

Mrs. kate Langley Rosher and Miss
women Should Vote and Miss Edi ttS
Minor on Parliamentary Law" at the
supper and basiness meeting Of the
business Wofren's Club of the z. W, c.
w. @, a. ~ Il r ia =, -
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
HARTFORD LADY SAYS CINOT IS
 A GOD SEND

Mrs. Arthur C. Russell of f3 Moore St., East Hartford. Says That She Owes Her Health to the Wonderful Tonic CINOT.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15

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 ERsKINE DALE E-PIONEER. ivy
 John Fox, Jr.
 The last of the authors stories "f American life. It goes back to the romantic origins of the sturdy pioneers that have figured in his former mountain stories. LEERIE. by Ruth Sawyer.
 "T4eerie' was a nurse in famous American hospital. She generally in sisted on taking the unusual cases \ vivaciuus story. with plenty of sen timental appeal and written with a good deal of "lcVerncSs and inCenu- ity."-N. Y. Times. NORTH DOOR, by Grcville MacDon-
 aid.
 Romance of Cornish fishing vil- la-e of century ago."-Written by a son of George Macdonald.
  SEARCHERS. by John Poster.
 Exciting and clcverly construct cd.'-Outlook.
 SECRET OF THE SEA. hy William
 Allison.
 "A mystery yarn. fantastic and inn possible. but quite readable.'-A. L.. A. Booklist.
 SUNSHINE IN UNDERWOOD. by
 Jessie Champion.
 "A trining comedy of errors involv- ing a young English parson on his holiday. This is one of the funniest books of the season. n."--Saturday Re view.
 TOP or THE WORLD. by Ethel
 Dell.
 Flow many people know that books have nearly doubled in price and that this seriously limits the number the library can buy? As the price goes up up paper is poorer and bindings are weaker.
 A book that is carefully ban dIed returns to the library in good condition for the next reader A book that is dropped or is soiled or has it's back broken by careless handling is ready for the bindery and so will not be available again for several weeks. often books so treated must soon be thrown away and new copies bought.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
ALLIANCE TINTED AT
Finland and Poland May Have Secret
 Treaty Agreements

Riga. Oct. 14.-tRy Associated PreSS) )--Arrival of Rudolph Holsti, Finish minister of foreign affairs, to conduct negotiations with M. Domb ski. head of the Polish peace mission. is looked upon here as confirmation of inSistent rumorS that Fi1land and Poland have a secret agreement that neither will complete a separate peace with the BolsheNiki until the two countries lay the foundation for a Baltic union.
 Letyia, F.sthonia and Lithuania being smaller than Finland and Poland. have regarded them with suspicion and Poland's aggressive ac- tion against Lithuania has added to the diStrust. The three small coun- tries however are so fearful ot the SolsheNiki that they realize they can not stand alone, and it seems likely the organization of Baltic "1'on may he effected so
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
RUSSIANS WEARY
 OF LEADING REDS
Not Anxious to Become Central Authoritative Tribunal of
 Communists.

Halle. Germany. Oct. II (BEE ASSo- Ciated Press. )--RuSSianS are not over anxious to be-ome the central author. itative tribunal of the third commun- ist internationale and would gladly rclinauish the privilege to some other country, declared NJ. Znovieff, emis- sary Of the soviet government to the independent socialists convention here, at the session of this body to- night. He suggested France as that country.
 M. Zinarief preceded this state ment by announcing that the central committee of the third internationale had authorized him to state that it was prepared to enter into negotia- ions with it's German comrades.
 The soviet representative also stat cd that the Russian communists were not only willing but were in a position 10 give the German proletariat finan- cial support.
 It is expected the vote to whether the independents will adhere to the Moscow organization will be taken tomorrow (Friday).
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15

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