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SPORTS
S0UTHPAW PITCHERS FACE.
EACH OTHER HERE TODAY
kirchcr md Stnnley To HurI First
Gantc Of Double iicadcr-Coits
SMltCllcL hY (innch -. -

SNitchcd ny SOOch.
Richmond and Norfolk Will play
afternoon when the Colts and Tars
meet In n double header at Bou,c-
start at $50 O'Clock.
large end OF the series so far. by
reason of two victories over the Tars,
Mnnascr Gooch will make n deter.
mined -sffor, 10 capture both ends OF
the bargain day" attraction. Gooch
will senG Lefty" Kirchcr his prize
southpaw. after the first encounter.
Tnrs., has stated that Stanley. his
best bet and n southpaw, will oppose
the local hurlcr.
kireher and Stanley staged a
TRIP the Tars made to this city. Tho
contest went sixteen innings, the
Iidcwater team winning In the last.
frame by scoring three runs. The
pitchers are anxious TO bnttlc cnch
other again. and the contest should
rrore 10 be battle.
Richmond team will present y
changed lineup when II takes tho
Held THE afternoon. Angels ArraEon.
nc ne third bascmnn. will play right
ed from Rocky Mount. will replace
Arrnron. Tho regular third sncker.
!. suffering from an injury TO his
m ,,, ana VII be taken out OF tho
gam" today. Gooch. who Is having
trouble with his injured wrist. hopes
10 return to the game when tho
Colts Journey 10 Rocky Mount the
FIRST part of next week.
In al iition to switching ArraGon
I" right field Ice plans to shake
ur tn" batting order. for the first
time this season. There VIII be only
two changes In this department. how
ever. Luke stuart Will he moved up
TO fourth place. while Grimm will
take tho place Of tho sccond base
man. Holmes VIII he brought in,
from the oui!icld and will catch one
Of the games. Abbott Will catch tho
other game Win Bacon pitching.
Tcrhunc. 4 Doris!dcr. will hurl the
other game for Norfolk.
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CHALLENGER TAKES RACE
Shnmrock ". Defeats Trial Yncht by
Safe MarEln-Shouid Give Amer
Cnn NcNheI Irnulllc.

SANDY HOOK. y. -. Juno 25-SIr
Thomas Lipton's Shamrock w, chal-
lcng"r FOR the Americas cup. defeated
his 23-mcicr Shamrock III 4 25.4-m!1e-
,hir,ces Up r"SsSt ,n n Mr. 'onaS oy
onds aetna! limo The challenger
covered the course In northeast
breeze OF nearly ten knots In three
hours. eighteen minutes and thirty
scv"n seconds
The Shamrock ". still is far from
approaching true racing form, inso-
FAR her sails are concerned
Nevertheless her work today gave
the impression that she viii be n
dangerous rival tn tho American cup
defender in light weather.
lno,hcr Snnrts ON Page EirhiN -
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Athletes Ready for Tr,out..

NEW ORLEANS, June e5--.For,y-
one athletes, comprising collegians
and other members OF The amateur
athletic union. We're here tonight
Tulane stadium in Olympic iryouts
Competitors from Virginia, Tennes.
see. Texas. Mississippi. Georgia
Louisiana are entered, and prcdic-
items were freely made tonight that
new Southern records would be cs.
tabliShch
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BUILDERS WIN GAME
| Special to The Times-p;sna,ch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS. June 25.--piay-
ing much better brand OF bali,
Than on yesterday, and aided by the
good work Of Coggin in the box.
series this afternoon by frolicking
away with the Wildcats in 3-to-I
game.
The two tennis divided honors 70
the day. Two!base hiti were madt
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las, eight for the singles champion

ship.
In the second round OF the mixcd
doubles, Garland paired with Mrs.
Franklin Mallory 1Molla HjurstcdD,
los, To the Australian. Gerald l.. Pat
ierson. arr Madamoiscilc Suzanne
LenEicn, oil France.
The mex; opponent Of r. Norris
Williams will he tho winner o! the
match between Theodore Michel May
rngardaiu. who is 10 represent ,ireat
Britain in the coming Davis cup con-
tests. and Norton. OF South Africa.
In the next round OF mems singles.
Tildcn and Johnston will he opposed
by the South African pair. Charles
Winslow and Louis Raymond
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COOLERS DROP CONTEST

Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
PORTSMOUTH, VA. June 20
Portsmouth trimmed Petersburg in
the second game of the series today
g to |.
Fromhol:z held the visitors in sub
lection throughout, permitting only
four hits. while the Truckers amass-
ed nine SafeticS. sufficient TO win
tn" game in the early stages.
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SPORTS
Ruth Secures B:ace of
Homers in One Game
UBy Universal Scryicc.J

NEW YORK. June 25.-labc
Ruth Jnckcd M his totnl of home
runs for the season ny TWO more
circuit clouts todny, giving him II
total of tWcnty-t,yo.
HIS first home run, In tho first
inning of the SanlScc-I3uSton He'd
son game today broke all former
records for distance. even for the
mighty Ruth. The ball hit the
fence over the blcachrrs In right
center hciS, shout ns far from the
home platr uS IL could get and still
stay In the Polo Grounds.
BEhc's record up to tOday's
game was:
GAMES. An. u. BH. nR. PC.
- iSi 10 G5 20 BIB
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I,nItI,uore Fined Heavily

ACBUEkN. =. =, june 21.-Fho Ma
tional Association of Professional
Baseball Leagues today fined the
Baltimore tMaryland) club. OF the
International League, $1,000 for
violation of the rule against playing
win clubs harborins Ineligible play
ordered that clubs holding PLAYERS
OIL optional agrecNcnts must file
formal agreements in the sccretary's
office at once. or surrender the play
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FIRST GAME.
" ilson.
Rocky Mount.
Totals Sc lp2 IL Totals 81 9.7 4
.Hatied for licathwolc in ninth

Rocky Mount ........o u o u . 0--i
summary: Nuns-Cast!e. Duffy. Roth.
Thrashcr. Walters I2), Eost. iiudgins.
Walker. Stc.nhac!S. chariot. Dennis.
t ErrorsM HndEi lis, .Ainnu:h S'e!nhnck.
tic. hits-Duny; kosi. Chisholm. Bridwell.
Left on hases-Wilson ): Rocky Mount. IL.
Earned runs-WilsOn {. Rocky Mount. 3.
Two base hiis--Waltcrs ana Strinbac ok
Aihaurh. I: off lIcathwo!c. 5. struck OUT
1.Ihy Al6auSh. :; by iieat,-wole. 2. D"uhI,
Chariot. Time: hours Umpires-
Krandon al nlatc and I.rno:s on bases.
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Score nv iuu!rC> n
Richmond ...... 6Gr. o-nh X.
summary Runs--Htk"r. IIolncf ~.
ron. stuart. GnoCh. IIe1!c Sur,rn5 KIN,
Schm,d' Err"rs Baker. Wagner. Schin!j,
Iwo-h nse hiis-S,nar, Schmidt rhrc..
nfsH hts Holmes S,o'on haacs- S,u,r,
Sacrince hits Arraron, H,llomon. Sp,S,b
Ibo,ibI" p!av--Stuart to Bpkrr 10 ""ni.
baker To smart 80 Poole Siusr, IN J,nni..
ATragon TO Siuar, 20 Poole. LETT on h.s9.E
srfor"Rish- nond. :: NorfoiJrs' n sa.. on
ba'ls-on McWhc.,er. :: ole Sch,niI,. g
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SECOND GAME.
Totals rs l22l {
ScOr" By innings:

49, Mann, 1880 N q " -
summary: Runs--cast,c. Walters. Iiud-
Einc ErrorEc-Ko5h. Walters. Stolen
Roth. kost Left on hnscs-wilson. ):
Rocky Mount. .. Earned runs--wi,snn ?.
Two base htS--Roth and HudginS. First
on halls--ou Fnlcnw:d"r. u: OF Mcehan.
han, 6. Double p!EyS---Eoth 70 Duffy;
Kost 70, Roth: nridwoil to Chamh;in. lit
by pitched ba!l-Mechan. tSpcrbcrb.
Time. i:20. umpircs-p!atc Brooks:
bases. Brandon
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Horde 10 Captain Yale.

GALES FERRY, CONN, Juno Is
stephen Y Horde, Of Tcrrc liautc.
Ind. tonight was elected captain Of
tht Yale varsity crew for next year.
Horde rowcd No : in todays race.
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RED TOP CONN, June @5-I.ouis
Is. NcCaEC, of New York. tonight
was chosen a captain ct next years
Harvard varsity crew He prepared
at 81. pau.S school. and rowed No
in the race today
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DIES MONIES. IOWA. June e5-
Ray French. rhortstop OF In. pcs
Moines. Western League Clu5. was
sold yesterday TO the New York
Americans for $4,000. II WAS an
nounccl today.
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International LcnSnc.

syracuse. ]; Buffalo. .
Jersey city. l0-i: Akron. 1913.
baltimore. :: Rochester. ..
Reading. $40. Toronto, &c
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TcNaA I.enEue.

Wichita Falls, 1: San Antonio. 4.
shreveport, !: beaumont. 5.
Dallas. Z. Houston. g.
No other games played.
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NrWDprt News.
Suffolk
Totals

NEWPORT News go. 80 OIL 80
summary: Runs-RlaCk. whitcraft
sharpe. Champagne rwo-basc hits-Sha rye
and Poole. Sacrifice hits-tiilbrrt ana s;i:;,-
mons. Bases un baIiS.-off cogr!n. .: OF
Eckcrt. :. Struck ou,-hy Cog:in, !: by
Eckcrt Double plavs-D"nnson TO
Black to Davies, :. COcEins to itranniran
10 schwartz. umpircs--iianley and Riley
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by Poole and Sharp while each team
worked double play and shared in
fast fielding work.
Eckert pitched good game for
suffolk.
70
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Struct oui-hy McWho-tcr. 3 lsa;k-Mc,
Whortcr. TIN" 81 Samc-::lJ. umrircs-
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Portsmouth.


portsmouth q =
Nan"mmary: iuns-x, cr:niiy:a. Bangs. Post.
VI. once. Rooney. Watt. 'rravnor. Errors
Ai"Snndcr.. Surict;. Rooney Watt
Gttcn"a Earned runs-Portsmouth, s.
i,"o- maze hltS Command. Sacrifice hits
InTan ana fromhoitz. Stolen bascs-Com-
inhnd and NioN Struck ou;--hy Young o;
~ Ffoinhnliz. :. Bases on bals--on From
nhoiia. . YOUNG. III, by pitched ball
noSt poubl" p'ays--Tcaynor To Rooney
itangs to Rooney. LET, on bascs-Petcrs.
burg. s: Portsmouth. Z. Wild pitch-Younc
LTnpircH-- Wc.tcrvelt and Guyon Time 80
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Sonth Atlantic League.
sCharlesten,. q: Augusta, 1.
charlotte. 2: Greenville, ].
Columbia &c; Spartaupurg, IL.
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ne colts four double PLAYS en-
rsl tho rr6cc,1inps

i"'a.S = = y Totals &c II .s,a0
'ith':"d !o- NC"h9rtor In ninth
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'Oo,her sports on Page Eighty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
NEW INSURANCE
 RULINGS GIVEN Applications for Reinstate- ment May Be Made in IS Months After Discharge
Bv Assoclated Press

Washington, July 2.--A ruling defin- ing conditions under which lapsed or cancelled war risk insurance polich may be reinstated by former service men and women has been issued by the war risk insurance bureau.
 Under the ruling applications for reinstatement made within eighteen months of discharge and prior to Janu- ary 1, 1921 need only be accompanied by two months premiums and a state ment that the applicant IS m as good health as on the date or oischarge or resignation No medical examination is required
 After January 1, 1921, and until July 1. 1921, in cases where insurance lapsed or was cancelled prior to July 1, 1920. regardless of length of time since discharge. the applicant must forward two months premiums and also the report of full medical ex- animation made by licensed physi- clan at che applicants expense.
 Insurance lapsing or cancelled after July 1. 1920, may be reinstated on statement of physical condition with in three months after three months and within six months the application for reinstatement must be accompanied by a short medical examination cer- tificate and after six months and with in eighteen months a full medical ex- animation certificate. In all cases two months premiums must accompany the application for reinstatement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
STEEL SHIPS FOR
 MEXICAN OIL CO.
Mobile Concern Will Build Twelve Barges of Large
 Capacity

The progressive shipbuiding industry at Mobile has been accorded another recognition of it's permanent and sub- stantial character
 A special dispatch from Mobile to The Age-Herald announces that the Murnan Shipbuilding Company has been awarded contract by the Mexican Oil Company of Tampico. Mexico. to build twelve oil barges with a carrying capacity of T.5O barrels each.
 They were also awarded a contract to build a power towboat to be used In towing the barges about Mexican waters. The contract involves S5OOo0o.
 Other dispatches from Mobile are to the effect that the Mobile Shipbuiding Company, which has just completed it's eighth steel ship for the Emergency Fleet Corporation, is negotia ting for the building of additional vessels for the same principals. If it does not enter in- to contracts with the corporation. it will build steel ships for other parties
 Ali the 5,0e0-ton steel ships turned out bs the Mobile Shipbuilding Company that have been inducted into cargo service have given good account of them Seiye-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
QUIZ MISS KRAUS
 ON DIVORCE PARTY To Re-examine ''Pajama Girl' in Elwell Murder
 Case Mystery
By Associated Pres.

New York, July 2-District Attorney Swann, who for weeks has been seek ing to solve the mystery of the murder pert and turfman. let it be known to- day that his assistants had again ex amined Miss Viola Kraus, whose "di- vorce party" on New York roof, El- well had attended the night he was slain.
 Although Miss Kraus is spending the summer in New Jersey and is not sub ject to supena from the New York courts, she came ne.e voluntarily and consented to further questioning at her New York residence, according to MT. Swann.
 Miss Kraus is the divorced wife of Victor Won Schlegel. who was on the roof the night the divorce party" was held, and who frequently has been ex- amined in connection with the Elwell case.
 MT. Swann earlier today announced that he intended to re-examine the mysterious Miss Wilson," the pajama girl, bits of whose lingerie were said to have been found in the dead mans bedroom.
 An additional statement. MT. Swann ucbtdIcu 4uiSS AAfduS utlticu "a tS Soii- cally that she had in the presence of Anne Kane, or any other person, or at time when anybody else was pres ent, uttered any threats against the life of Joseph B. Elwell.
 Mir. Swanns statement added that Miss Kraus stated that she had not been deserted by Elwell and did not fear thatsshe would be deserted by FL well, that she was until recently a married woman and she further stated that he had never proposed marriage to her, and the subject had never been suggested or discussed"
 According to MT. Swann's statement. Miss Kraus said she had known Elwell about eight years and had seen him at Palm Beach and in New York at various places.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
NEGROES FIGHT WITH
 SERIOUS RESULTS

Rochelle Blackburn. negro. 726 South Thirteenth street. is shot through the breast. and Annie Warren. negro. has a number of knife wounds as result of a fight between the two last night. Both were carried in a negro ambu- lance to the HillmaH hospital. where they are in a dangerous condition.
 When Officers Lee and Cartwright answered the call at 12 o'clock last night they found the woman lying in the middle of the floor and Blackburn was found on the front porch They are the only ones living at the house and no witnesses saw the fight.
 Blackburn was able to tell the of ficers that they had got into an ar gument when the Warren woman re- turned from party. She shot at him several times with pistol, only one shot taking effect above the heart. He then cut the woman number of times in the back. arms and breast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
Second Ballot

Alabama-Smith l, Cox 3, Davis 4, Palmer 6, McAdoo 10.
 Arizona-Cummlng 1, Cox 1, Me- Adoo f
 Arkansas; Owen ?. Palmer ?. McAdoo 1, Cox 10.
 California-Co 4. Cummings ,, Me- Adoo 13, Palmer 3, smith 1
 Colorado-Palmer s, McAdoo 3, Cum mings 1
 nnecticut--Cumming 14
 Delaware Marshall 2. McAdoo f. Florida--Edwards l., Daniels l, Mar shall l. McAdoo 2 Palmer [.
 Georgia-Palmer 2S. Idaho-McAdoo s.
 Illinois-Palmer 36, McAdoo 12, Cox 10. Indiana Mars{iil so.
 fowa-- -Me-eaitR a6.
 Characterization 20
 kentucky--cox 23. McAdoo 3. Louisiana-Palmer ,. Davis l. Clark G, Cox ,. McAdoo g.
 Maine-Palmer ,. McAdoo 5, Gerard 1. Owen l.
 Maryland-McAdoo 51s, Cox 6M, Davis 219, Edwards l, Glass F.
 achusetts-Palmer 20, McAdoo, 6, Cox 5. Smith 3. Owen 2.
 higan-Palmer 13, McAdoo II, Bryan l. Marshall l. not voting l. Minnesota-Ed Edwards ,, Palmer 9. Me Adoo 12, one absent.
 Mississppi-Cox 20.
 Missouri-Cox 2ia, McAdoo 171s, owen l, Palmer IA.
 Mon.ana-McAdoo ?, smith ?, Cum mings ?, Palmer 2.
 Nebraska Hitchcock 16.
 Nevada Cox 6.
 New Ham, sshire-McAdoo 4. Palmer ?, Harrison 1. Gerard 1.
 New Jersey Edwards 2S.
 New Mexico-McAdoo 3. Simmons l., Owen 1, Palmer l.
 New York-Smith 90.
 North Carolina-Smmons 24 North Dakota-Edwards ?. Palmer ,, McAdoo 6.
 Oho-Cox 48.
 Oklahoma--Owen 20. Oregon-McAdoo 10.
 Pennsylvania-Palm 73. Marshall l.. McAdoo ?.
 Rhode Island--Dayis l. smith 3, Mc- Adoo ?. Palmer 4.
 South Carolina-McAdoo IS. South Dakota--Gerard TO-.
 ennessee-Cummings ?, Palmer G.. Davis 3, McAdoo A. Cox s, not voting l. Texas-McAdoo 40.
 Utah-McAdoo 8.
 Vermont--McAdoo f, Cox 2, Palmer 2. Virginia--Glass A.
 Washingt gton-Smith l, Davis 1. Owen 2, McAdoo 10.
 West Virginia-Davis IS.
 sconsin--Cummings l. Davis 2, Palmer ,, Cox ,, McAdoo 16.
 Wyoming-McAdoo 6.
 Alaska-McAdoo ?, Palmer 3. Mar shall l.
 District of Columbia Palmer G. Hawaii-McAdoo 2 Palmer I. ilippines-Harrson 6.
 Porto Rico-Davis l, Cummings l.. Glass 1. Palmer ?. McAdoo 1. Canal Zone-palmer l. McAdoo l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
First Ballot

Alabama. 24 votes: Owen l. Al Smi tn 2, Cox 8, Davis 3, Palmer 6, McAdoo 3.
 Arizona, votes. Cummings l, COX 1. McAdoo 4.
 Arkansas, IS votes: owen 1, Cum mings ?, Cox z, MsAdoo 3, Palmer ?.
 California. 26 votes: Cox 4, Cum mings ?, Davis ?, Edwards l. Glass |, Gerard l. McAdoo 10, Colby l. Palmer 8 smith 1.
 Colorado. 12 votes: Cummings 1, Mo Adoo g. Palmer s.
 Connecticut. IA votes; Cummings IA. Delaware, votes: Marshall ?, Mc- Adoo 1.
 Florida, 12 votes: Edwards 1. Mar shall l, Josephus Daniels l, McAdoo l, Palmer 8. | Georgia ss votes Palmer 2s
 Idaho. votes: McAdoo g.
 Illinois, 5S votes: Palmer 35, smith 5, Cox g. McAdoo Q.
 Indiana, 30 votes: Marshall 90.
 Iowa. 26 votes: Meredith 26.
 Kansas 20 votes: McAdoo 20. Kentucky, 26 votes: Cox 2S, McAdoo 5.
 Louisiana, 20 votes Champ Clark 9, Palmer 2. McAdoo 5, Davis 2, Cox 2.
 Maine, 12 votes. McAdoo ,, Palmer D, Owen l, Edwards 1.
 Massachusetts, 36 Wood (Gen- crab 1, Hearst 1. Owen 2, McAdoo 4. Cox 4, Governor smith 7, Palmer 1T.
 Michigan, 30 votes: McAdoo 15, Pal mer 12. Bryan l, Marshall 1.
 Minnesota, 2f votes; Cox 2, Edwards 1, Palmer I. McAdoo 10. one not voting.
 Mississippi 20 votes; John Sharp Williams 20.
 Missouri. 36 votes: Cox 21k, Edwards $, Gerard l, McAdoo 15h. owen l, Pal mer 10.
 Montana. 8 votes: Gerard z. Me- Adoo 1.
 Nebraska, 16 votes; Hitchcock 16.
 Nevada, 6 votes: Cox 6.
 New Hampshire, s votes MsAdoo 1, Wood 3, Palmer 1.
 New Jersey. 2S votes: Edwards 2S. New Mexico 6 votes: McAdoo 2, Owen ?, Cummings 1, Palmer.
 New York 20 votes: smith %.
 North Carolina, 24 votes; Senator Sim mons 24
 North Dakota, 10 votes Cox l, Ed wards 1, Palmer 9 McAdoo 6.
 Ohio, is votes: Cox AS.
 Oklahoma, 20 votes Owens 20.
 Oregon, 10 votes: McAdoo 10. Pennsylvania, 76 votes; Palmer 73, Mar shall 1. McAdoo 2.
 Rhode Island, 10 votes; Davis l. Smith 2 McAdoo :, Palmer 5. e South Carolina, IS votes: McAdoo NiS.
  Tennessee, 24 votes: Owen l. Cummings 1, Davis ?, McAdoo ?, Cox 8, Palmer g., Absent l.
 Texas, 70 votes: McAdoo 40
 Utah, votes: McAdoo g.
 Vermont. 9 votes: McAdoo 1, Cox 2 Smith l. Palmer 1.
 Virginia, 2i votes: Carter Glass 4 Washington, ii votes: Owen l, Davis l, Cummings 1, Gerard 1, McAdoo 10. West Virginia. 16 votes: Davis It. Wisconsin, 26 votes Cummings l, Davis 1, Gerard l, Meredith 1. Smith l, Hitch cock ?, Palmer 3, Cox 5, McAdoo Il. Wyoming, s votes: McAdoo 6. Alaska, votes: Palmer 8 McAdoo z, Cox 1.
 District of Columbia, votes: Palmer 6 unit rule).
 Hawaii votes; McAdoo ?. Palmer l. Philippines 6 votes: Harrison (. Porto Rico, votes: Palmer 7, Davis l. Cummings l. Glass l. McAdoo l. Canal Zone, ? votes: Palmer l, McAdoo |
 Maryland, Is votes: McAdoo 51a. Cox 5H. Davis 3. Edwards 1. Underwood F. Glass F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
IRISH PLANK

Vote on the substitute Irish plank Alabama--Nays "A. Arizona-Yeas 2. nays 4. Arkansas--Nays IS. California-Y eas }, nays IS. absent 8. Color%Lo-Nays 12. Connecticut-Yeas 12, nays ?. Delaware-Nays 6. Florida--Yeas 2, nays 10. Georgia--Nays 2S. Idaho-ANays s. Illinois-Yeas 46, Nays 12. Indiana-Y eas 6, nays A. Iowa-Yeas 1. nays 25. Kansas-Nays 20. kentucky-Yeas ,. nays 24 Louisiana-Yeas ?, nays IS. Maine--Yeas ,. nays z Maryland-Ye 8, nays S.. Massachusetts-Yeas 36. Michigan-Yeas 3. nays 26. absent '. Minnesota-Yeas 9, nays 13. absent 2. Mississippi-Nays 20. Missouri--Ye eas 19H nays 1515, un- seated 1.
 Montana-Yeas 3. nays ,. Nebraska--Yeas 3. nays 13. Nevada-Nays 6. New Hampshire-Yeas 2. nays 6. New Jersey-Yeas 2S. New Mexico--Nays G. New York--Ye eas so. nays 10. North Carolina-Nays 24. North Dakota-Yeas 1. nays 9. Ohio--Yeas 31. nays 1S Oklahoma-Yeas ?. nays IS. Oregon-Nays 10 Pennsylvania--Yeas 30. nays 26. Rhode Island-Yeas 9. nays 1.
 (Contiasss es Page stxteenl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
M'ADOOLEADSONSECONDBALLO
Adopt Platform Without Change;
 Bryan Completely Sncved Under
Result of Vote
 On Sub PLanks
By Associated Pres.

San Francisco. July s.-The official vote on Bryan's bone dry plank wa. as follows
 Alabama, 24 votes: Yeas s, nays 16. Arizona, 6 votes: Nays g. Arkansas, IS votes: Nays 1S California. 26 votes: Yeas ', nays IS one absent.
 Colorado, F votes: Nays 12. Connecticut. 14 votes: Nays IA. Delaware. votes; Nays 6. Florida, 12 votes: Nays 12. Georgia, 2s votes: Nays 2S. Idaho. s votes: Yeas $.
 Illinois, 5S votes Yeas 5, nays 53. Indiana. 30 votes: Nays S0 Kansas, 20 votes: Yeas 20. Kentucky, 2S votes: Yeas 2, nays 24 Louisiana, 20 votes: Nays 20. Minnesota. 24 votes: Yeas 5, nays IS one absent.
 Mississippi, 20 votes: Nays 20. Montana. votes: Yeas 8. nays ,. Nebraska, Is votes: Yeas 10, nays 6 Maine, F votes: Nays F.
 Maryland, 16 votes; Nays Is. Massachusetts, S6 vote5. Yeas 8 nays 34.
 Michigan, 30 votes: yeas ', nays 2S Nevada, votes: Nays G.
 New Hampshire, votes: Yeas 1 nays [.
 New Jersey, 2s votes: Nays 2s. Mem Mexico, votes; Nays G. New York. 90 votes: Yeas 5, nays S7 North Carolina, 24 votes: Nays 24. Ohio. AS votes; Yeas ?. nays 46. North Dakota, 10 votes: Yeas 5 nays 5.
 Oklahoma. 20 votes: Yeas 20. Oregon, 10 votes: Yeas ?. nays S. Pennsylvania, 76 votes: Yeas [ nays 67, Gone not voting).
 Rhode Island, 10 votes: Nays 10. South Carolina, IS votes: Nays IS. South Dakota, 10 votes: Years 4 ,ys 6 Tennessee, 24 votes: Nays 24 Texas 40 votes: Nays 40
 Utah, 8 votes: Yeas ?, nays 6. Vermont, votes Nays 8.
 Virginia. A votes: Yeas F, nays 221a.
 Washington. 14 votes; Yeas sM nays 1a
 West Virginia, 1s votes Yeas 2 nays l4
 Wisconsin. 2s votes: Yeas 4, nays 22 Wyoming. 6 votes: Nays 6 Alaska, votes: Yeas ?, nays {. District of Columbia, votes: Nays 6 M Hawaii, votes: Nays 6.
 Philippines, 6 votes: Nays 6. Porto Rico, 6 votes Nave 6. Canal Zone, 2 votes: Nays 2. Iowa. 26 votes Yeas ,, nays 20, Con, not voting).
 Missouri. s6 votes: Yeas 91a, nay. 25s
 The official result was 159ta ayes a29h noes that finished Bryan's bone. dry plank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03

mention of the Irish republic or the piank expressing sympathy for the Irish people. The delegation by a vote Of 13 to 10 voted to strike out
 Mir. Burr in his report to the delega- tion stated that the woman's suffrage rlank framed by the platform commit tee was personally offensive to him and cther southern members woh had op- posed suffrage. The delegation, how ever, agreed to support this plank,
 The Alabama delegation also went on record as favoring the League of Na- tions plank and the labor plank.