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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
CARP WANTS
TO BE RIGHT
FOR DEMPSEY

One Of the leading sport critics o.
n French Journal explains Carpsn.
tiers present position as case ol
poor health. He says:
II am not living In Paris NV, hut
make trip tb~re occasionally. On
my last visit, which wns shortly be-
fore Carpenter sailed for America
s,-st~asibiy tn fight Jack Dempsey,
learned that there wss an inc~~~ant
rumor that he would never fight
Dempsey. His manager. Desebamp-,
and his ply sieian. realizing that he
would never recover his pre-was
strength and health. Ind decided
the trip tn America for money pur-
poses only. AZ first . placed little
creslence In such fool story. and
simply wished In my heart that Car
p~ntior swouId come back fast and
strong he wNS bcforo he enlisted
on that memorable July. 1914, after
he fought and whipped Gunboat
Smith. ~ not, his fight with D~rnp-
sey will be = slaughter. Being
loyal Frepcbman, ! am afflicted BIZ
tho thought"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
BOBBY JONES
STARS IN
GOLF PLAY

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July if.-Bobby
Jones. Atlanta. late yesterday after.
noon appeared TO have easily cinched
low score In tho qualifying rounds OF
the Western golf championship. at
the Memphis Country club.
Jones did the final IS holes Of the
qualifying round today In 10. which
ties the course record which he
smashed Monday with n score OF 60.
r. T. Bokenkamp. Of ST., Louis. mp.
pears certain OF second position. with
a score OF Iss. adding IL yesterday
TO his score OF ~ Monday. Chick
Evans. Chicago. totaied $50 when he
made the course In II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
FINALS IN
BOXING
DECIDED

NEW YORK. July it.--Edwart =.
E.axcn. Of Yale university. won the
boxing finals in the IT'S pound di-
vision In the Olympic tryouts here
las. night. when no beat Seryt. Ted
Schneider. OF the army. Eagen won
the Judges decision.
In the heavyweight division. WI.
liam SpengIcr. Of the New York 20.
lice department. beat Lieut.. Sam
Stewart. OF the army. by judges
decision.
The finals OF the other classes will
be held here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
VICTORIA
SWIM DATE
SELECTED

VICTORIA. II. C.. July is.--August
~ II the date selected for tho Pacific
outdoor swimming and
diving championships 10 be held here
in George park. The Multnomah club
OF Portland, Crystal Swimming club
OF Seattle. the Victoria and Island
Athletic association and several Van.
couver Oh. c. clubs are expected to
send large entry list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
lmy Storey Gets Crack at Welter Crown Toright1
ENGLAND WON'T HAVE FAIR CHANCE in OLYMPlADl
COMMISSION
CLEARS
WEIGH

Army welch. Brcmerton middle
weight. who fights Val sontag here
at the Arena tonight. has been ek.
honeratcd by the Seattle boxing com.
mission for not boxing in The Star.
Scott benefit smoker. According 10
word from Dr. Hanley. chairman OF
the commission. WEIGH waH not In a
NJ condition 20 box nj that smoker.
No word has been received about
the Mike Pete case. Pete WIS an.
other fighter who did not show up
for the benefit show. but 30 far no
reason for his absence has been
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
CURLEY IS
DEFENDING
CARPENTER

Monsieur Jacques curiey defend,
Georges Carpenter right royalty
while the public is panning him for
shooting dollars into bag instead
OF rights to the chin. lie says:
About tho only crime Georges
CarrssAies committed since bo ar
rived In America last March wnSe 10
fuifiif In ~very detAIl tho contracts
whIca, wers made before he left
Frnnee. He made a picture and
filled his eight works. tour Of Amor
i~a for me. : never WIS associated
with nor handled an attraction with
morn pleasure and I~ss trouble. He
more than made good every promise
he made. A. regards the future. re-
member that he has signed to meet
Battling II-vinsky. And Georges re-
CARDS = contract No more thss . mere
scrnp of paDcr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
SIWASHES OPEN
IN SACRAMENTO

Seattie's Coast league crew viii
open It's cecond series Of the season
In Sacramento today. The first meet.
ing Of these teams ended In an even
verdict but the locals walked all over
the Yippers here a couple OF weeks
ago. winning five out OF six starts.
Harry Gardner. the big righthand-
er who pitched swell game here
Friday. is due 10 mount tho hill for
tho Siwashes today. while Walter
Mails. the chatty one. Is scheduled
- hurl for the opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
THINKS RUTH
WOULD STAR
ON CRIDIRON

Babe Ruth would have made a
good lineman In football. thinks Doc
Knoche, former University Of Min
nesota guard. He says:
II saw Ruth knock that homer ON
the day IL rained Mt Comiskey park
Me certainly II graceful In all his
nsDvements, and has = fine pair of
shoulders. He shows powor and enor-
ss0us strength In every move. How
he could hit that limo In football
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
EERe3S@aqs
| Gdt9A3S

Ysalx club has sniy one more OBJ
Oeneie In their way before th~y rate.
onseher game with Tailored Ready.
They sspecs To hurdle u newt sun
day. when they meet Rainier ueigtts
- their home grounds
Tsf,cr~d Ready IL no, letting up On the
game. despite tas fact that they have no
moro regularly scheduled star league
gam<& Their manager 10 arranging out
ef-tevn games to keep tho eoys In prAs-
tse&
cars a Julio 10 the president Of the
xAmisv Heights club. lie Intends TO
'mAreh his team on the field Sunday
: against the Feiis club and give the orgo-
sttisa hard fight
I1sasrd rsirscslil. FORMER rr~nhiin
HlgA sehcct catcher. has gone 10 the
e4kss end 81 the battery and 10 twtri-
~ fss Rainier HesghiA
~ AArbersa. an-<ify high school base
s1alI man. Who plays rixnt field for the
y0nx club. 10 oaf Of tbs game for the
irsst Of the se4<on With water on the
;knsa He hurt IL while playing indoor
BASEBALL ~ the playfisld on Bsaeoa hiiL
DsS Bsy~r. the Ballard High school
bDstfss1dsr. Who plays isf; field for the
tysitx club. 10 one Of the heavy hitting
DDexck men on the team.
IA psas Of Tailored Ready sntsrtsins
fNhs customers with his psppery coaching
down the third base line. Hes Tot thu
teams - that earned him tho sii-eity
high school catching Job whom he old
mask duty for Broadway q year ago.
Managers and players OF the Feitx
cub. Tailored Ready. Ballard Beavers
and Mount Baker teams should step into
UoaIdings on seeond Ave. aud take Q
slant At the star trophy cup for the win
nsr of the ehampionship Of tho two
teAguea
Paul Krsnsis. the Franklin High school
shestssop. 10 holding down IN. SANE po-
aitfon On the fast going Mount Baker
Junscrs krinsie has been hitting the sp-
pie hard this season
Young Art Davis u the star eat
fielder of the M0unt Baker Juniorv-
NE held down that psststsu last year
cd played . nice game He h aircut
five feet tall and weighs about .
hsn<irei pounds-
sTas- H.rrh. star right handler OF ths
Ballard Beavers. will b. on tho hill foi
the Beavers when they face the Mount
Baker team At Columbia field sunday Tn
the deciding game In League No. 1. Has-
vey Johnson viii do the receiving.
The Beavers have another efneien'
mound man In Bill Mlddsndorf. husk,
soufhpaw with plenty Of smoke. Bill
throws a nifty moist bail besides hayinl
the usual amount Of foolsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
PLAY NET
FNALAT
WOODLAND

Ruth MacuHe and Ann Burnstad
will meet In the finals OF the won.
ems singles In the Class u division
or the playfield tennis tournament To
day. The match is scheduled for 80
.. m. at Woodland park.
The tournament In nearing a sue.
cehHful completion. despite the handI
cap OF the bad weather.
The feature match Of the day was
when vida Robinson lost to Mrs.
Chesterfield by a si. &c, SO score
SIXTEEN OF the 20 games played went
into deuce score before they were de.
cided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
THEATRE TEAM
WINS AGAIN

coloplai theatre defeated the fast
Washington Park team Sunday by
is.s count The game was fea.
turcd by tho heavy hitting OF Chris.
Jensen. tho Colonial theatre pitcher
Besides swinging wicked club.
Christensen allowed only five hits
and struck out is OF the opposing
batsmen. r. II. T..
Colonial Theatre -......i4 20 6
Washington Park ......s 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Nal
ycrson. 1ngahan and Ross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
SEATTLE-YALE
MEN MEET

Yale grads and undergrads are re-
quested to be on hand at the In
formal smoker to be held at the Unit
versity club this evening at $3.50.
The feature OF the evening will be
talks by Tad Jones and Tim" Cal
Ianan. coach and captain OF next
years Yale football team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
cox QUITS
PORTLAND

PORTLAND, July 14.-Dick Cox.
right fielder Of the Portland Beavers.
quit the team Sunday night. claiming
inability to ''get along" with George
Maisel, his team-mate in center field.
Cox's detection Is the culmipatIon Of
bad feeling which Is said TO have ex-
listed between the two players for
some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
TRAVIE DAVIS,
CHAMPION, is
SLIGHT FAVORITE
IN ARENA MIX

Jimmy Storey will have to land his good right hand
Travie Davis jaw when they tange at the Arena tonight
their four-round facas if he expects to lift the Coast
weterweght from the dome of the Everett cham
pion.
If Jimmy lands chances that he will win by the o.
method because the Seattle kid HIT but if he doesn't
land the odds favor Davis to win because Travie is adj
mittedly the cleverer of the pair.
Jimmy is the proprietor of of the hardest waops
demonstrated here his right paw He his right
the jaw with terrific kick He has had trouble how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
RICHARDS WINS
IN 4TH ROUND

CHICAGO. July it--vincent Rich.
ards. boy tennis marvel OF New York.
defeated Wallace Bates Of Berkeley,
Cabin tho fourth round Of the mems
singles Of the National Clay courts
championship here yesterday. The
scorc-was 60. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

has come os n yet The ven.s
TIs.rv wuiiop~d tho ~. Paul essbt
A. A. champs last yess. for the ssse
tito. Tho two big EAssevs InaSues
iii MAY. and the Coast issGue vim
nv viii Joasu~y Fast In play the
vInnss, according Ia present. plans
No wonder the 81 Paul team II isaffne
IN. American association ~ ~ fuu
Kan.<s. They lead the lsarus 10 hiuih6
UeIdInx ana have stolen more bsses thse
any other team. They shut out their %
ponents four days in a ro~ Last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
RACE HORSE
BRINGS COIN

NEW YORK, July f4.-fnchiape.
regarded by horsemen an one OF the
greatest two ycar.olds OF the year.
was sold today 20 Sam Hildecks for
the reported sum OF 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
THREE OF A KIND

CLEVELAND. - Ted Jameson In
the last ieft-handcd pitcher TO shine
In an outfield position because he
can hit the apple. He's copying
George Sister and Babe Ruth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
SHORT AND SWEET

cINCfNNATT.-Umpirc Bin KLEIN
makes IL short and sweet when he
gives all ball players the advice to
win their games on the field, and not
sitting down at a meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

Prc~ideUt Hickey. of the Americas
ss~e~istion. has sounded out the In
transitional leagne On the question of
. po~i-ss~son s~ric~ for the minor
league championship. but nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

ever, IN keeping away from n
straight left jab. And Davis
southpaw jab is just what
won the Coast welterweight
title from Johnny Mccarthy
a couple of weeks ago.
This viii he Jimmy's first main
event In Seattle and his first crack
at the Coast title. which has been
passed around freely lately. It's not
the frs; time that Jimmy and
Travie have swatted each other.
Travie winning a shade when they
boxed at the Arena about a year
ago. But aimee then Storey has
improved lot and he's more
rugged than be was then while
pavis is going at about the same
Pace.
DAVIS IS
fAvORITE
Don't be surprised n James
brings the title 20 Seattle. aitho the
odds favor the Everett boy because
Of his wider experience and hts bet.
ter boxing ability. hut n Jimmy
lands boxing isn't going to count
for much.s
Army WEIGH and Val sontaSe win
get together IN the semi.windup. II
this pair Of middleweiEh,s hattie
half as hard as they DID a shcr,
time AFRO all hands should be salts
fled Their first bout went 10 a
draw verdict with Army having a
shade He's tho only boy who has
given Sontar n hattie since Val re
turned to the ring. welch II q
rugged bird who can hit ai,ho Va
figures No outhox him. Val shouie
be slight favorit. 10 win tonight
Frank Pete. tho wiIkeson light
weight. and Sam Iangford. the col
cred box. mix IN IN, third bou, on
the card. Pete should win
ZUZt MEETS
BOZlaRTH
The zuxu Kid. the Filipino bal,
tier. meets Sailor Bozarth. the
Bremerton windmill puncher. Al
Zuzu won decision over Soldier
Woods and Woods beat Boxarth. this
Filipino Is favored To win. They'rs
weiters
Woods win 10 on tho card with
Sailor Allen. another Brcmertor
miller. It's just n case OF whcthc'
Allen can stand the gaff or not
Bob Allen and Fred Grant. ter
rible pair Of heavyweights. are ais
billed. altho Clay Hite. who II pro
noting the show. could just as wei
leave them off the card. Thsy'r'
absolutely the worst fighters
we've ever iampcd In action. Afier
is the thg bird who nearly passes
out. when Young Hector crashe'
him and Fred Grant Ii the Sam
lulu whom Willie Keclcr sent q
sleep. The match ought TO b
billed for the raspberry champion
ship.
The other bouts look pretty ZOO
as there will be plenty OF nctioi
and that's what tho fans want
We've seen too much OF the, waltz
crs.
It's tho anniversary show 70
the Northwest Athletic club.
Billy Burke and Ad Schacht wil
do the refereeing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

II you value your watch. let Haynef.
repair II. Next 70 Liberty Theatres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14


international league. Baffais. i~aEus
headers until baltimore started set
tinE tho pace. have fallen into second
piar.
Leo Strait. former Seattle outfsidsr. is
nov playing first base for the Buffalo
quad.
a spin season u in voEus In the Terss
league. FORT Worth won the first hhlf
% tho play IN walk. The same squad
L. ahead IN the first weeks play In the
second half Of the season.
Jeff T~resn, former New York
Giant rirbt-hand~v. 10 now managing
powerful s~fni-pro independents
team In New York. The squad 10
~ourpns~d ~ former major i~aguers,
and IL making - Int Of coin. accord
ing to all reports.
baseball fans may see .Bsbe" Ruth
slam home runs and make swell caiches
in the field. but on. thing they never
will see this year r. BABE" sliding into
a bas.. rs against %. orders Of Miller
HuEgin.. pilot % the New YORK ranks.
and tho behemo,h IL 'obeying orders
Ruth. you know. IL troubled with bum
knee. and he's taking no chances with
hls injury.
Dave Dansorth, former Chicago white
Eox southpaw. tried 20 slip the splitter
into a game in the American association
recently. and was bounced from the rams
hy the umpire. and suspended from play
ing Indefinitely By IN. league prexy for
altered tamparlnE With the bail. He's n
member Of the Columbus team. Tho spit
ter has been taboo IN the American saso-
citation for three years.
There ar. two hos, bst,s,s IN base
ball" says Ping Hodle. former Ean Frsn-
cisco outfeidrr. now with the New York
ranks. babe Ruth ~ one. and I'm the
other"
rre~id-ut Hickey. 81 the Ame~te.n
association. has sounded out the In
transitional ieaEae On the question Of
pcsi-sr~son s~rios for the minor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
AMEKcAx LEAGUE

Cincinnati q. Philadelphia !
Se~ York a 81 Louis T.
Chicago 4 nrookiyn !.
T1ttshurr s. Boston :.
FORREST fTREs cost millions . year.
Don't start ouei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

There ar. two best bst,e.s IN base
bail" says Ping Hodie. former kan Fran
cisco outfieidrr. now with the New York
Yank. babe Ruth ~ one. and I'm the
other"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

g,sitinove has taken the iesd In the
international I~ague. Baffais. league
tssd~r. until baltimore started s~t-
tins tho pace. have fallen into seeond
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

leo Strait former Seattle outfisider. f.
nov playing first base for the Buffalo
quad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

a split season u in vogue In the Terss
league. FORT Worth won the first hair
% tho play In walk. The same squad
is ahead IN the first weeks play Ia the
second half Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

hall man. Who plays rixnt field for the
y0nx club. 10 oat Of tbs game for the
rest Of the ssA~on Nth water on the
|, knea He hurt 1, while playing indoor
I DasshAii a. the plaSfisld on Beacoa Bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

Dsb Bsyvr. n. Ballard Hixh school
bDstnslasr. Who plays ief; field for the
yettx club. 10 one Of the heavy hittiag
cU&xck men on the team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

Ynng Art Davis u the Star eat
fielder of the Mount Baker Juniorv-
NE held down that puststsa last year
sd played . nice game lie h air,rs
five feet tall and weighs about .
hnnllreui pouBds-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

Managers ana players OF the reiis
club. Tailored Ready. Ballard Beavers
and Mount Baker teams should step into
UpaIdings on sscond Ave. aud take .
siant At the star trophy cup for the win
nsr Of the ehAmpionship Of tho two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

cArss a Julio 10 the president Of the
HAiniev Heights club lie intends TO
march his team on the field Sunday
against the Feitr club and give the opgo-
otsiDn . hard fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

sTat- B.rrh. star right handler OF the
Ballard Beavers. viii be on the hill for
the Beavers when they face the Mount
Baker team At Columbia field sunday In
the deciding game In League No. 1. Har-
vey Johnson viii do the receiving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

Paul Krinsis. the Franklin High school
ehoxtstop. II holding down the same po-
sitfon On the fast going Mount Baker
Junscrs- Krinsie has been hitting the sp-
pIs hard this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

Iesaard rsfrtcefii. fcrmex rr~nkiiu
H1gA seheri catcher. has gone 10 the
e11es end 81 the battery and 10 twtri-
~ fer Rainier HesghtA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

The Beavers have another efficient
mound man In Bill Aiddsndorf. husky
soufhpaw with plenty OF smoke. BIZ
throws q nifty moist ball besides having
the ustal amount Of foolers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

Tsf,ersd Ready 10 no, letting up On the
game. despite tas fact that they have no
more regularly scheduled star league
gsm<a Their manager 10 arranging out
ef-tewn gAmes TO keep tho eoys'in prAe-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

FOR sALE--Foru body good condition
$50 can Usage 800, Voucher Dept,
Stillman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
Anti-Silk Hosiery
Society Is Formed
at Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 81.
Women employees at tho court
house here have organized a
secret society TO oppose SILK
hosiery. according 70 an an
nouncemcnt made today by Miss
Florence Campbell, president OF
the society. and stenogfaphcr In
the county attorneys office. Sho
says city.wide antisilk stocking
organization is being planned,
Declaring allk stockings arc
selling at prices too high for work
Ing girls. Miss Campbell said that
all tho girls at the courthouse had
Joined the society. but one. Just
ordinary Blk hose cost from
$3.50 to 80 pair" she said, and
there are hundreds Of pairs sell
ing for $40 ana many for i56 a
pair"
Miss Dosaa Hanna. the one hold
out At the courthouse, said she
did not ioin because she has Just
purchased new supply OF silk
hosiery
Anyway, the women watch silk
hose Just as much aB the men do
and how would "a young woman
feel boarding n street car II she
were wearing tan cotton hose,
Miss Hanna Aaid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
CLEAN TOWN MEN
TO WIN ELECTION

vote OF every person who has a sin
cerc desire to soc local conditions
bcttored. We do not expect to OBJ
tain the vote Of tho other element.
because 1t Is entirely content with
the present situation.
THE republican candidates. II
elected. viii conduct tho affairs OF
the city Ms economically M iH hu-
namely possible nut they will not
sacrifice the morals OF tho city to
save "a few dollars so the balance
at the close Of their administration
VIII loom ~ "a monument to their
wonderful business ability
could the Joints In TulH OPP
crate hong II IT. were not for police
federation or protection Events
happen under the very noses OF po-
liccmcn that are entirely overlooked
when they should result In arrests
and prosecution
Many women have volunteered to
act as watchers at the various pre-
cincts on election day MIR. Short
Indicated that every possible effort
will he made to sec that the cleo
ton In conducted fairly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

bringing about union Of tho north
and south, union with Protestant
and Catholics. union with Great
Britain ana ireland.
The house ~ commons passed tho
second reading OF the irish home
rule bill today The vote was 3is
to -
Mr.. Lloyd oGorge said
II want TO say this 10 our Amcri-
can friends Mr.. de Valera Is putting
forth the same claim In exactly the
same language aa Mr.. jefferson
DAVIS, and tho ancestors Of some ~
the mon who voted for that motion
In The senate the other day fought 10
the death against concodiug to the
southern states OF America the worry
dcmand their descendants hrc sup-
porting for ireland. Tho acceptance
OF that demand wo Will never con-
ccdo. II is a demand which n per
sistod In, viii lead TO exactly tho
same measures Of repression as In
The southern states OF America We
claim nothing more than the United
states claimed for themselves and
we Will stand no less
This passage was loudly chccrcd
Premier Lloyd George also at
tackled tho Asquith plan. saying that
u was leading to the proclamation of
an Irish republic and secession.
william Adamson. labor leader.
said he was opposed 10 the bin and
that his followers had adhered to
his decision In "a vote but had not
outlined any definite plan for sulu-
tion.