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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
SPIDERS CONFIDENT OF
WINNING TODAY'S GAME
Vandcvcr Has Been Replaced by
Price-Gamc Starts Mt 4 O'Clock
ut Boulevard Field.

Frank Dobson's Spiders and Pat"
Evans Hillclimbers are strhining at
their leashes this morning awaiting
the signal that will plunge them into
faatball combat with each other ut
boulevard Park at o'clock this af-
tcrnoon. Coach Evans. an old Viz
there. and his squad of twenty play
ers reached Richmond last night.
having finished their training for to-
days contest on THURSDAY, while
conditioning yesterday, the workou;
not being rough. but vigorous. tho
Spiders taking to tho chilling at
mosphcrc like ducks to water.
That those who journey TO. Boule-
ward Park this afternoon will see
ripping piSSkin encounter is assur-
ca by the more conducive weather
conditions and tho fine physical CON
dition of both clcvcns. Warm wealth
er earlier in tho week caused the
spider management To change the
announced on posters. To o'clock.
The laying off of the playing field
parallel TO the grand stand will place
the crowd TO better advantage than
last season, for seeing every play.
Weight will no ABOUT even on the
contending teams. and the outcome
OF the fray will depend considerably
on the wit of tho quarters in direct
ing. on Jones and Towi!l To out-gen-
cral Captain Arnold. OF the visitors.
another element entering the game
TO give the teams impetus and their
playing spice. is tho present status
OF the two schools in l.. V. J. y. a.
circles, tho LynchburGcrs playing
their initial season in the titular cir
cult and the Spiders their first out
side.
Tho Spider stratcgist has driven
his men along consistently on a limit
ed group of plays. Yesterday in par
ticular. Dobson rehcarsed until late
his plans for this afternoon. in dunn
my scrimmaEe. Iic likewise ran two
elevcns through the kickoff in per-
icctinG mode of attack. also max
ing an eleventh hour change, replace
ing Vandivcr. az formerly announced.
with Price. a vet"
Officials for the affair will pc bill
ly Gooch. Virginia. referee. afrd IIar-
riSon. Washington and Ice, umpire.
\ headlinesman has not been selected
as yet.
The lineup OF the Spiders is as fol-
lows: Captain Broaddus. left end;
Carter. left tackle: Booker. LEFT
guard: McCastcr. WillnEham or
Bethel. center: Price. right guard:
klcvesahl right tackle; Robins. right
end; Jones, quarter back; Wilkins.
fun back. ZicElcr. right half, and
Sncad. left half.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
BICYCLE RUN STARTS At
TWO SUNDAY AT ERNOON
Youngsters Will BE Well Taken
Care OF and Service Car Will
Accompany Convoy.

! Every boy and girl in Richmond
VINO owns a wheel VIII be anXiously
scanning the sky, tomorrow morning
10 discover what kind of weather the
day is likely TO bring forth. Much
depends on the weather tomorrow in
KID -dom'S happiness, for the biz BIZ
everybody with a wheel takes place
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
when hundreds of boys. girls. men
ana women are expected TO roll away
from here on the start OF The big BIZ
cycle run.
Riding contingents from nearly all
the schools in Richmond have regis
tered. Every person with any old
run is cordially invited by the deal
crs TO join the outing. They should
be at Capitol Grounds not later than
l:4o tomorrow afternoon with their
wheels. ready TO start.
Fred ST. OnEe. well-known rider.
has been appointed marshal of the run
and he Will appoint fifty assistants.
who viii act as lieutenants. The
feet in back of each other. and it will
be the duty of the lieutenants to see
that they maintain this formation.
MI. 81. oSge will set the pace. which
Youngest riders. lie will ride his
high wheel.
Mothers and fathers are urgently
asked 10 let their boys and girls come
on the run. for there will be compc-
tent men and women IN the party TO
look after the little folks.
The end OF the ride IS just a few
miles from here. \ brief stop will
be made at the halfway point for ii
rest and 10 let possible etragglers
catch up.
Mr.. St. onEe will give an exhibition
OF trick riding and will show the
boys some simple stunts they can do
with coaster brake wheels There
Will be other features, including
some Eh-class singing by DR..
Maurice koblenzer. assisted by Man
y Il. Ramos at the piano. These two
artists are very we'll known in their
respective lines, and their appearance
VIII add to the attractivcness OF the
outing
The bicyclists will he accompanied
both ways on the ride by a service
car. loaded with tires. patches. plugs.
bicycle parts, etc, to take care OF
punctuTes or any emergencies that
may threaten 10 spoil some kids fun
for the afternoon. Everybody will
be cheerfully looked after in this
particular.
The. riders will be the guests for
the afternoon of the Following bicycle
dealers d j. L. Bickerstars Sons. a.
= Gentry. Harris-Flippen Co. j. f.
Quarlcs & Son. Rowlett Bicycle Co.
j: 4. Shinault Bicycle Co and G. Fl.
Tomnkins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
lAT0NlA RESULTS

lb :sSSs .s s95r.% M5a- Ns5. 6 %
-" 'rpoL'. 80. @.'. second. Marvin Nav
i;S ,Hein!.Ch' l.,t. third. Time. i...Si
.. caster, Gloria France. May K0st. ISriyniI
~. F'tiz and ROYAL Duck ran
Stsond Tanc--:lyc and one half furlnrrs-
Pm " !MoF,,,s...y>. 1850. acG $50
ii6S .ouiht"'* IL pauD; 40. .third r!mc.
rn, ra'''. N.@2r and Little Boss ran
:, "a" Va woi n'I; ow.r 10, Lkenn.dyJ. 3lp go
2i,fi1Ac: ri...G2H Witris, rs wilson. 80
I".'eFY Polly. Wh.upei and ring K3se
Fourth racc-s!s rurlonrs-i,!rh COS. -.
,LArnc: ,, $40. 20 go. Won. 49,,
nNnss.. 100 ,tManF4nl. .7C 80 :ecSr,J '' Re
IgllN- lG tWidrl. 80 third Tim. II
" " hAi."9pd Matinee Idol. Yasiore.u and
palIia i2 &C. l5co '5H ~ Vii isi Hen
* tbueilp re so second kiiEInnt ";%,
FOOL. ~. third. Tine 49, nara Az
bencinE spray, and i,slEisn Queen SO an
sam fsce-nEe and one tlf fr-.n,..'
.t,F barton: us troUib. 80 3N 90 Won
'l"'FtA > ln1 tGaTucrl GrJ gE6 .nrnOJ
sur. !p- Marco. 60. .h.rG Time q. . y.
W o NcChEtock. HuarabuCk Su-s.
ian" and Artisan also IAN
NfSsnin racs-milc and s'Ita.r,n
htSSdis%.s Choice. ll@, martin, so -
, ,sjfSa4 rHsr'ssi k,nE l5 'harIettl. 10
Mr.. John. Paris Maid and Soma ..
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BROOKLYN INVESTIGATION
FAILS TO HOLD UP RUMORS
Attorney Lewis Finds "Ab,o,ute,y
Nothing In Probe OF Team


NEW YORK. Oct. Determination
o OF ,nemoeIs OF the BROOKLYN baseball
Kings County. in an effort to learn
whether any OF them had been an
p pa In an attempt 10 ''nx"' the
todav' T Tjrh, ,H series. was continued
appeared before the prosecutor. hut
70 statement regarding The ques-
','""n'h was, given out by MIR Lewis
Hltcr nc had questioned Captain Zack
" n"at ana two other players ycster-
~ ", MI: Lewis said he found 'abso-
, .ntoiy nothing" 70 .subsiantiatc the
10 make the investigation
INC remaining members OF { he
to on'n wai appear before Mr.. Lewis
ahiigir w. and II was said in all prob
concerning what he found. or failed
10 ind after he had questioned ali
INC members Of the club
niInc players who appeared before
OOiStriIt Attorney Lewis today were
9uttneider lily Flyers Third Baseman
II:I rnns Catchers Otto Miller and
;;eiGh Grimes, George MOZART i,non
oaaorc and John Minus
irsn reSiaen, Ekbcts and Manager Rob
tears about having their men anncar
peiorc District Attorney Lewis cx
s sepa tnat the proceedings might upset
ing oi In, Inc men and affect their play
The New York club of the Na,io,a,
league will be. represented at the
6 grand Jury hearing in Chicago Tues
uay by Manager McCraw Pitchers
frcd Toncy and Ieube Benton. Benny
Nauu ana Larry Doyle The las;
named was added to the list today.
TO make n statement rcgnrdinr enmc
oets ne made with Hal Chase on the
world series last year Doyle ex-
pialncd today that these bets were
nade on his part in n friendly way
"hiic the Giants were Transforming
mn were INDUCED in only 10 add n
..t,c interest to the big games VI"
saia the bets were usually $40 or $40
ana that hc placed his money on
the White Sox 10 win. va
Doyle today made light Of the state
mcht SAID to have been made nv
charlie Doom. former manager OF tho
pnilIies. in which II was alleged that
attcmpts were made to FIX" n series
~ i?oS between the Giants and Phil
pcnnant Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
TECH PLAYS WILLIAM AND
MARY TODAY AT HOME
iii EmnErr TInS Returned and VIII
Greatly Strengthen the

BLACKSBURG, VA, Oct. l.-Vir-
ginia Tech Will hook up with the
fast going William and Mary aggrc-
gation here tomorrow afternoon.
Tech is expecting Il hard game as
the Indians have an cxceptionally
strong eleven this year. Their line is
The heaviest and fastest in years.
PreX' Wilson. their big passcr. is
rated AS one Of the best ccntcrs in
inc state this year.
The squad has been materially
strenG thsncd this week by the re-
turn Of Bin Eningcr. Il local boy. who
played center on Bocock's 1915 team.
Eiiinger is not quite as large az the
whale uncovered at williamsburg
last week. but tips the beam at 1870
pounds. Line Coach Ben Cubbage is
working him at left tackle. Tech
VII! !inc up as follows:
Parrish left end. Tilson left tackle.
Sheppard left guard. Resi- center.
Sanders right guard. Mallan right
tackle. Wilson right end. Sutton
quarter back. Schacfer left half
back, Martin right half back. Shaner
fun back.
Hunter Carpenter. Techs premier
half back OF all-time. will arrive in
Rlacksburg tomorrow morning and
SPEND a few days at college aiding
sutton, Younger and Cubbage In
boistcrinS up the weak spots. He
VIII devote special attention TO tho
KICKING department.
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LAUREL RESULTS

,tlts: racs-s!H turicnrs-Surerwort. 80.
ira Coituettn 40 ,ts5 se con fTSbn , NY,
stEe, j.: !Buu"e.I. $40. mira TN
Is 10. Sheha RauCocas To-ea' t,,, ,,-'
sunny jay. SaCaiswca and snare ~ ~
- 'i5ye-sy. SO. 500 SO won s,i r,i.... 70
~ ,Po"cEsl: $40. $40 second E,.,''..'
~ tEushl. 3!.3. ;hirf. Time. ;.ry - !, q
'.G. JsS H!TG and Man .! tho Hour
miro raCe-nvs and vns-hal' 'gr.g,,rs
MAntiEa. loI CkeorAj So 1, N
Won; kah.r Gil. lp5 'Csll1haub s g, & y.
sscnnd Trantu!a. 10 tRutweii l.,
inrd Tine. LII T.se. Jealous Rr!cauu,
81 Fourth T &c and one hall ,urloas.
Non LorSh;and. 10 tMorE!sl. ijig -
Iimf 20 -" bia;c@tGa. Vera wood. "a.
FHih racc-m!!n-i;lazes 10 fEo3-iru,.
,ssndc, & @ 40 , cor TRa da1isd.e ;5
ulaynes, $40. thirG Time IA, C.,,o.9
6eur and Tantaiu- ran no"
sixth race--slx furlonPs-Pr!cc O: Irl.a
II. ikeoEhl. !ss,. 80 $40 won ~
=. le. 'butwell. $40. ;2;0. secGno In,
cles Lsss.n. 10 johnson 3. ~ ,h',1
MacIean. Beck and Cal Eumyre- 81 81,
Gl.nlight Cobalt Lars and Caut,t.n -,
Seventh rart-Tn!le and auzrter--I'Em-ns
line. % fcolt!IettD. $50. 40 ..yj NO.,
Kentucky BOY. 80 tXearEinJ. .ii 10 s. q,
second: Mistress Poly. s. tUur, Il y,
third. Time. I'D. Little Cottage and In.
doIence also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
WEST POINT TO PLAY
D0UBLE-HEADERT TODAY
Yale Opens Up With Strong
Carnegie Tech Team, Of
Pittsburgh,
IBy As,oclated Preu.l

NEW YORK. Oct. l.-,Eastcrn col
season in earnest tomorrow. Every
eleven or Importance will play.
Owing. TO uncertainty which has
surrounded material available at sew
erai institutions and tho debut OF
work OF some Of these teams will be
followed with moro than the usual
e.ia nri.,,i interest. This is par;
Dopie' whose coaching record in the
West and at Annapolis stamps him
rs one or the leading football instruc-
LOTS OF tho country, Will send out
his INITIAL lineup against Rochester
The Yale eleven also will make it's
iirsi appearance OF the season, Car
nesie Tech, OF Pittsburgh. being the
team to confront the Blue. a coach
inE situation somewhat similar to
That That at Cornell prevails at Yale. for
Blue in place OF DIR. Sharpe.
Princeton opens against Swarth-
more and both the army and navy
OF ,he s a,ss play their FIRST games
novelty In playing a double header
on the West Point plains. Marshall
CCoiiege. of West Virginia. and Union
two clevens selected to try out tho
soldiers in turn during the after
, Tomorrow's leading games or foot
p. are as follows: Amherst. at
"a. 49, - ~ COLUMBIA, ltOchcS-
yer, at Cornell; st. Johns, at George
town; Western Maryland. at George
Washington: Maine, ut Harvard:
Mount St Mary's. at Johns Hopkins:
Muhlenbcrg. at Lafayette: BuckneIl
~ hennsylvania: Gettysburg, Mt
Penn state: Swarthmore, at Prince
ton: Maryland. at Rutgers: penn
Military College at Stevens: vermont
at Syracuse; Marshall College, at
west Point; Union College. at West
ioint; North Carolina State College.
at Annapolis: Carnegie Tech. n;
Yale: I-chiEh Mt Vcst VirrI,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
BETTORS SOUGHT
TO 'FIX' GAME BY
FAKE TELEGRAMS
Continual From First pnren

-t,ontIhOcd FROM First Page.)
man, Is planning to demand Rubc
Benton's expulsion from organized
baseball Benton has accused him
OF offering an $500 bribe to throw
the game.
have Benton nailed to the mas,
right now" said IicrZog today. "and
feel certain that tho grand jury will
cSoneraic me. Everything Benton
has said is false. expect to do some
thing for myself to show tho fans
that have faith in my integrity.
trust ii will not permit Benton to
play another game. That will be
punishment for him and satisfaction
for me-"
Herzog said today nc was sorry
he had fight yesterday with "a
Joliet fan. Hcrzog was cut In three
places. but his injuries are not
serious.
II am sorry tho fight occurred" he
said. "but that fellow called me a
crook and I could not resist the
temptation to punch him few"
DR.. Raymond Prettyman, dentist
friend OF Buck Weaver, was wit
ness before the jury today. lie told
va :" WOW tnHUC 10 the homo
or "eavcr's mother in law, where he
took package supposed to contain
WcaVcr's share OF tho money for
throwing the world series. He said
Weaver became angry because OF tho
visits. and threatened to throw the
package in the street If il was NOT
taken away.
Prcttyman said Clark Estes and
Dr. Fred G. Barnhart knew OF plans
to fix ball games. They will be
called TO testify.
Just before the jury adjourned for
the day the members cheercd when
they learned the White Sos were
loading in the first part OF their
game with st. Louis.
Charles Comiskey. owner OF tho
Chicago White Sox, asked States At
torney Hoyne to investigate last
years worlds series Immediately
after the closing OF the games, Hoyne
announced today on his return from
New York.
Hoynes office conducted the in
veshgntion for thrco or four days
and found enough evidence to salts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
WESTERN STATES
ARE SWINGING TO
DEMOCRATIC LINE
(C,ontlnmcd L.rnm I.irst pnrn

tcontinucd From First Pagc.)
To- his advantage, but they arc quite
confident that Governor Cox will not
benefit thereby. They arc ccntering
their attention on candidates for
Congress and state Legislatures.
since II Is from them that any change
in present law must come.
Republican managers assert full
credit for bringing about what they
describe Az the alienation OF tho
wet vote from Cox" AS a matter OF
fact. the Republican managers are
fehcitating themselves for having
accomplished the alienation" OF the
Irish. italian. German and OF tho
great number OF voters who are moi
catalogncd for any distinct national
Inspiration from the Democratic
party.
Perhaps the ch!cs reasons for Re-
publican confidence Is the belle, that
they have succcEstuiy confused pub
lie sentiment over tho league OF ma :
lions issuc: Holidhcd the Socialist
vote and given encouragement to tho
promoters OF the Farmer Labor party
and other sporadic political agencies
mat VIII draw most Gcavily from the
Democratic iorccs: that they have
wccned "a substantial percentage OF
women voters from the league OF
nations. and that they finally have
met with great deal more satisfac-
tory results than they expected.
Nenlizo Wilson's Strength.
In melting public rcscntmcn
against tine Wilson administration.
ono OF the mort inportan. Republi-
can chicftainn told mo yest crdny that
tho original Republican plan was to
tic Governor Cox completely IN To
tho WilBon administration. This. Il
appears. haa been changed To some
extent. frcHent Republican strategy
IN to compel tho Democratic pres
idontial candidate to ropudiato all Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Doyle Know. Nothing of cb,rr,,

Doyle Knows Nothing OF Charges.
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-Larry DoyIc
second bascman for the New York
Nationals. said today that he knew
nothing" about n charge appearing in
the Philadelphia Press today that
members OF the Philadelphia Ma
tional League baseball team had
been offered large sums by NOM
Der of the New York club. 10 throw
games to the Giants in 1908. This
charge was contained in state
ment by Charles Doom. former man
ager OF the Phillies. published by tho
Press. 1T Is all news TO me-" said
Doyle. when seen "a, the Polo
Grounds
My record in baseball Is clean and
viii stand on it no matter wha,
any one says
Doyle said that he will accom-.
pany Manager McGraw and Pitchers
Toney and Benton. OF the Giants to
Chicago. on Tuesday. to be examined
in connection with the baseball probc
now in progress in that city.
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October Ode

We sec you shining just ahead.
October.
What baseball hopes will then be
October!
Last Spring the boys all started
To win the ing beyond all doubt
spout,
October!
This life II neetinE Mt its beat.
October.
iou,re waiting Just beyond the
October.
I'M" little ode we write to you
IN not the dcrndcst we can do.
tut grit your teeth and read II
October!
through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
DODGERS AND GIANTS
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
Gaston's Single, Burns Double and
Frisch's Hit Won for New
York in the Seventh.
IBy Associated Prcn.1

NEW YORK. Oct. 1-Now ~o.,.
end Brooklyn divided double-heaJcr
ierc today. the score I'm each contest
eng eng ! to 3. The first game, which
! .uuokl!h Won Douglas pitched fine
ne superbas failed TO get a man to
They tied New York's three-rup
read IN the eighth on two singles. an
error by smith and Krucgcr's home
run. and won in the ninth.
IN the second game BROOKLYN
scored three runs in the second in
man to first. Barnes relieved Toonv
In the sixth. New York won in thc
s seventh on on Gaeton's single. Burns
uouoie ana a hit by Frisch. Brook
inning. '"'
The scores:
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WHITE sOx NEW TEAM
LOSES TO THE BROWNS
Ray Schalk Given Ovation When
Going to Bat i'm First Inning and
Presented With Flowers.
fBy Associated Press.l

IBy associated Press.1
ST. LOUIS. Oct 1.-St. Louis
dimmcd ChicaEo's pennant hopes to-
day. defeating the White Sox. to G,
in the opening game OF the series OF
three here that rounds out the Amer
lean League race. The loss Of today's
game. while Cleveland, was breaking
even in double-header with Detroit.
placed Chicago two games to the
rear of the leaders and destroyed
their last chance of capturing the
championship unless through Il play
off. as both clubs have but two con-
tests to play and victories for the
White SoX coupled with defeats for
Cleveland would leave the leaders
tied for first place.
Ineffective pitching and inability
10 hit in the pinches COS, Chicago tho
opener here.
After getting away to a three-run
lead in the first inning. as the result
or the three passes. Two hits and a
sacrifice. Fabcr weakened in the
him hitting safely, giving ST. Louis
five runs and a lead that was main
tanned throughout the rest of the
game.
kept the visitors hits we'll scattered.
twelve runners being left on bases.
In the meanwhile. ST. Louis in
creased it's lead at the expense of
Hodge and Refer.
The game was the first in which
Chicago has participated since seven
members of the club were suspended
in connection with the worlds series
gamble scandal. AS n result Manager
Gleason presented n lineup that was
almost completely changed from that
with which hc> went through the
Ray Schalk was rendered an ova-
ton when he came to bat the first
time and was presented with a huge
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totals, 900 IT II tn ]
'Bat;ed for Faber in fourth.
IBatted for Hodges in sixth.
HATED ,Or Eiefcr In ninth
! Battcd .OF Meier IN
- lnnis

SuNlnHFy. RuNS-MurphN, Leibold,
r. Collins. . FAX. Schalk. Gerber,
Gedeon, Sislcr. Jacobson, .: Smith,
SEVERED. Davis. Errors-AIurphy.
Wetzel. Two-base hits-McClellan,
Lynn, Falk, Gedcon. Davis, jacobson.
Three-basc hit-Smith. Home runs
Smith. Sisler. Sacrifice Strunk
Double Dlays-Murphy. Il. Collins and
j. Collins; Strunk and Schalk. Left
on bascs-St. Louis, 3; Chicago. ~.
Bases on balls-Davis. Z. Hits-off
Faber, Z in 8; Hedges. in .: Keller,
in 3. Hit BIZ pitcher-by Davis
lSchalk). Struck out--by Davis. :;
k!efer, l. Losing pitchcr-Fabcr.
Inpires-Mor and Iilhcbrand.
Time. l:40.
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Cleveland Needs One
More Game to Win
tnr Associated Pre.s.l

NEW YORK. Oct. I.-Cieveland
can rlinch the American League
pcnnnnt by winning one of It's
two remaining games, or by Chi
caEO losing one of Its two games.
The gap between the two rivals
widcncd TO two full games today
when the Indians broke even I'm
n dOuble-hcRdcr With Detroit and
the White Sor Lost to st. Louis.
The hest Chicago can do now IL
tn tic the league leaders and this
would neccssitnte winning twice,
while tho Indiana lose their two
games with Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Dempsey May Fight willard.
Try Associated Prem.

TOLEDO. ONO, oct. l.--IIcayy-
weight Champion Jack Dempsey and
ms manager. Jack kcarns. AFRO hero
lot the purpose OF consulting A. O.
thatcher. regarding "a Dcnphcy. WI.
. : nght In Toledo. II waB Thatcher
WHO induced Tex Richard 10 r,,pe
the hrst Wiliard-Dcmpscy night here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Tho wilson policies during The mex,

tho Wilson policies during tho next
four weeks OF the campaign.
Tho theory OF this move seems TO
be that. without tho support OF Presi-
dent Wilson. Governor Cox Will be
the more easily beaten. The per-
sktency with which the league OF
nations in;rudcs itself into the Re-
publican campaign has caused appre-
hension among leaders. There is, in
tact, much uneasineSs among Repub-
lean chieftains who are otherwise
completely sanguinc OF Iiari!ng's sue
cess that the league issue contains
enough dynamite to portcnd an i'm
mense amount OF trouble 10 their
presidential candidate Democratic
managers claim that their appeals
to the Conscience of Amcrica" will
win tho larger number OF women
voters into line and influence ci,i-
"ens generally in those States that
gave the decision to President Wilson
For reasons that do not appear 20
be satisfactorily explained. the Demo-
cratic managers in New York are far
from discouraged. The adviccs that
reach them from the Western States
are most encouraging" and they
have not entirely abandoned hope OF
carrying two or three Eastern states
the Democratic leaders conccde that
an OF the breaks have SO far been
with the opposition." and that a
cnanEc in Democrats luck" il in
cvitablc.
Interest i'm MaIone'n Activity.
y recent development OF the cam
paiEn that makes for concern in both
parties is tho growth OF sentiment
favorable 10 tho Farmer-Labor ticket
Even New York has begun to take
an interest in the activities OF Dud.
ley Field Malone. the Fermentation
candldat" for Governor.
lie addresses big meetings, has the
support of tho Hearst ncwspapcra
and, II the claims OF his supporters
arc justified. is cutting into the re-
publican farmer vote and winning
the conservative trades union pro.
gram and the Socialists.
Iammany District leaders admit TO
me that Malone is certain to get a
large vote in tho city which, coupled
"!th the Socialist vote. strongest in
the Ghetto districts in Manhattan
and Brooklyn. may imperil tho
chances OF Tammany's State and local
tickets. From one of the Socialist
leaders ! get the information that a
survey just completed indicates a
Socialist vote Of 100000 in the five
borouEhs OF the city Malone told
me yesterday that he expected to poIi
i'o'ooo votes from both parties"