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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
CALLED
A HYPHENATED
POLITICIAN
Admiral Slanders Army
and Navy, Congress-
man Says

wAsiiiNGTON. Jan. 27.--Rear Ad.
miral Sims. a ieading hgurc IN the
naval decorations controversy and IN
the pending senate investigation OF
the nnvy's conduct OF the war. was
vigorously attacked today In the house
by Representative Byrnos. democrat
south Carolina.
Declaring that " the admiral was
udmonished by high naval official
not 10 let the British pull the wool
over his eyes" ns he testified recently
before the senate naval decorations
committee. he violated confidence In
making the instructions public. Rep
rcsentative byrnes said he deserved
the condemnation of every American
ana a dinhonorable discharge from the
navy"
Characterizing Admiral Sims as a
"hS phenated politician" Mr. Byrnes
charged that when serving as com
utander Of American naval forces in
european waters curing the war 'ho
had llhcllcd the ARM aud deprecated
the work of the navy" and had Urged
thut the uitcd States leave the con-
uol OF the seas 10 Greut Britain
'siaiRlrrcd Army.
" INV W Ut ANH ANNN hNNNNMNN NWt
lsis.' said Mr.. Byrnes. Admiral
Sims told Representative Glass o.
Virginia, Whaley OF South Carolina.
aud myself. that the arnistice asked
for hy the enemy would have To- be-
granted because ~ the failure Of
Fcfshing 20 break through the DER
man ranks due to the disastrous
nrehkdown In transportation behind
the American iinos.
we visited tho headquarters OF
she service of supplies ana found
hat only few days previous Per-
Hhing had written the service OF sup
ply concentrating them upon their
wonderful work la supplying the
forces iu the field. His statement
was false and for his inoNcusabie
SANDER he should be made to answer
20 the American doughboy
Pie not only ilbrlled the army but
he deprecated the work Of the navy 4"
continued Byrncs. who read a copy
Of the London Tim -. quoting speech
81 Admiral Sims suviuE credit 10 the
British Tor transporting ana convoy
inc twice as many American troops
and merchant ships 20 Europe during
the war A. did The American navy
hud declaring that only three PEE
cen; Of thc amt Submarine craft in
European waters Was American
This speech Representative
NHN NNf" N''NNNHNHAHNAH Aa ANANN ANNlNN
beginning Co cnu, Sims was su busy
fighting the war oyrt the dining
.,, o. ~ H.dnu t.s h. dil moi
know how many vessels he had under
his command.
Calls Statcmcuts False
His statement that We had trans
ported oniy one third OF our troops
was false.
"Ii.s statement that We had escort 10
ed but one halt of our troops WIS
equally false
His statement that. We escorted
only one third uf the merchant ycs-
sells that came here b. false
Having yssitod the battle fields of
Npres and ths grand fleet during the
war, I was Impressed with the mag
nifconi part played hy British arms
in the war and nothing THE hyphon-
ated politician could say will either
add go or detract from the glory OF
the English people. His efforts "a
fluttor them by slhnderinH the army
ana navy Of the United States will
meet with the contempt of every true
/ EuElishmuu as il does % every true
American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
u. S. Troops Out of
Siberia by March Is

NIAbINOSTOE Jan. - Ameri.
can army authorities believe b. Will
bo Match . before the last American
roltip"s md Ged Cross workers arc
out ~ siberia. orders have been s"ni
that ul American women hc hurried
out of Trans Baiktliu. which is in tho
path ct thc advancing lulsheNik
army that has moved steadily east .
ward along the Traus-SibcriHu vail
road and now seems TO bee nearing
lrkutsh.
Rear guard Rod Cross units or" rc-
ported u 'hitn. city Just north NJ
the Nau,hurian border where th"
Nmur valley branch of tho Tuus-Sl-
rrriiu ioirs the main line. While the
g.th United states infantry is al
Ncrkulc-l ldusk wcsi oI thitu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
FLU IN THREE MoRE
cot MITES ~ NI3M MEXICO

SANTA FE. \. NJ, Jan. 27-Thrcc
more counties this morning report
cases OF influenza To the state health
department quay county has lnI
cases ln one locality about 10 miles
west of No, to,a: Edd, county has @
cases in Artrsia, and Rio Arrihu
county has three cases. two Of thom
diagnosed us severe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
Higher Prices For
Canned Goods Seen

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 27.-Highcr
focd prices e. 1920 were predicted
TODAY by delegates 90 tho Joint con-
vention of the National Gamers asso-
citation the Canning Machinery and
SuppliVs association aud the National
Canned Foods and Dried Fruit Brok-
prs association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

They rctaliatcd with threat TO
disregard the Injunction
Governor Hobby trcX) ordered
out the rangers, first line defense Of
reNaH.
Both sides appealed 10 ,ho 4. g..
courts
Sam Sparks, former state treasurer
CroNl, b. commandcr-ln-chl OF tho
Texan forces. lie holds the oil
leases valued at $500. .0OO, 900, quite
a tidy sum to battle for.
The battlefield is In the rich Rurk-
burnett oil district north OF wichita
Fails. The contested area Includes
Is sections of land, Immediately south
OF The Red River channel (once north
Of ~. Casualties reported inciNde "A
score or more OF black eyes. physical
and legal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
go CASES or III IN
DENAER WITH ONE nI.ATM.

DENVER, Jan. 1f.-tituNcf phNa-
iclans have reported 10 the citv
health department. the presence Of
2i0 cases Of Influenza here. all Ii
the cases being OF mild Infection, ac-
cording To the physicians.
While the malady has been In eNi-
doncc here for more than month,
only one denth directly tracchble 10
influenza has occurred. At the Fort
Logan army hospital near here, there
were but five cases reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
Pugilist's Hand Taken
Off to Save His Life
~ I-s ...ss.Ar.s rssss

TAUIS. Jan, 2Tl-The nuHIlIsllc
career OF Louis DO Ponihleu. feather
weight champion OF France, ended
yesterday when surgeons Rmputatgd
his left hand to save the fighters
life.
lie mot Tracy Lee, the British
champion in this city ON Christmas
day ana though he knocked him Oui
IN the seventeenth round of the houi
he Injured his hand and blood poison.
mr developed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
Many Deaths
From the Flu
ReportedToday

CHICAGO Jan. 27.--New cases %
Influenza and pneumonia continued
90 decrease today hut the death toll
climbed steadily higher During the
past % hours the two diseases claim
ed a total uf IT'S lives. ~ succumhing
10 Influenza aad 80 10 pneumonia.
During the same period. new cases
reported totailed i.SOO OF influenza
aud 3gp OF pneumonia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
DIR. Cumming Named
u. S. Surgeon General

WASHINGTON, Jan. a1.-Dr. Hush
$. Cumming. Of Hampton. Va, WAS
nominated surgeon general of tho
public health service today by Pres
ident Wilson. He succeeds Dr. Ru-
pert Blue. whose term expired om
January IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

Tt. 'SpN. Ariz. Jan. 21 W w.
gamsdpli mining man ol southern
Arizona announced today his inten
uuu of seeking th" democratic unWi-
rntfuu for tuItct States senator in
hu.ppri Senator Marx Smith. MI
Hbmsdcll said ue would seek the nom
luatiou u- 10 "pruErossiN dDuut rat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.--Bnr silver.
ei.st Zinc, steady; East ST. Louis
unchanged.
At London; Spot copper. ftia. iss.
50; tlectfoiytlc. fl2a. Tin t3Sa. los
Lead ff6. los. Zine f5a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

Chicago, oholoe. $3.50 70 $3.50.
medium, also 10 tfs,so; reecipis'
1I.oo0.
Kansas c.y. sis.ss TO ,if.oos 70
Denver. tsrassj siaso 70 sis.oos
receipts, 500.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Derry Enters Speed
Car in Dirt Track
Contest on July 5
Local Racer Added to Field
of Starters at Fair
Grounds.

Bill Derry, an indianapolis auto speed
artist seeking dirt track fame, today en-
tered his Derry Special in the speed
show carded at the fair grounds track
Monday, July o.
Derry is just breaking into the racing
limelight, making his debut in the game
last year, but he has already proven
himself a driver of no small amount or
skill and daring and bids fair to work
his way pamong the brighter lights
this year.
The Derry Special was built in local
automobile factory according TO pans
mapped out by Derry and he believes it
will PASS any dirt track speed wagon In
this part of the country.
Due to the fact that the fair grounds
track is not yet open to the drivers. q.
NJ Jones has been sending\ his Tour
ninety Chevrolet through daily road
tests and is well pleased with the speed
it has been showing.
L. F. Justice is still looking for a
driver for his Oakland entry. Several
drivers have signiied their willingness
to handle the car but Justice has been
dickering with one in particular that
he hopes to sign this week.
Several new applications for entry
were received by William Feeney, chair
man of the Hoosier Racing association
registration committee, today, and it is
believed that the limited number Of
twelve cars will be entered in a few
days. Entry blanks may be secured at
81 West Ohio street. room 2o5.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
City Net Committee
Takes Final Steps
With Tourney Plans

The tournament COMMITTEES Of the City
Tennis association met today IN che Of
fees Of Or. Charles +. Hume. 7O7 Hume
Mansur building. to arrange final plans
for the boys and junior championship
tournament. scheduled on the indian
apolis Tennis association courts. June Is
IN July 3. inclusive. and the city cham
pionship tournament. which IL 20 open
Immediately after the interclub SEIZED
ule. extending from July 3 and to
Sept. and 3, has been run OF.
six clubs are entered in the interclub
tournament and matches win be played
every week end on the above dates OF
three Of the city's courts. the clubs TAX
ing their turns at going visiting.
Each Of the six clubs In the race viii
meet each one Of the other FIVE organi-
cations twice during the tourney once
OF home and once on its opponents
courts
The first round matches will be as fol
lows: I. T. A. at Audubon Butler,
Hawthorn at Brookside and Woodstock
at Country club.
The Brookside park players are the
only municipal" racquet swingers In
the city that have organized at this
date. and they have entered a team In
the, interclub hght that promises to sep
right along with the rest OF the crowd.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
MIDWEEK TWIN
VICTORY GOAL
OF TRIBESMEN
Only One Game Left in Series
. After Double Attraction
With Hens.
TUESDAY CONTEST WON

Grabbing two in one afternoon was
the ambition of the Indians today when
they stacked up against the Toledo Hens
I'm the double attraction at Washington
park this afternoon.
Jones and Cavet were the Tribe pitch
ers slated for mound performance and
due to the fact tina: the fans were
robbed of their customary entertainment.
last Sunday a large midweek attendance
was expected out to witness the twin
card,
The series stood even as the rival
clubs took the field this afternoon End
q warm battle was anticipated.
TRIBE NOT so
FAR IN REAR.
The Hoosiers were wildly amOitlous
10 COP two games and thereby break
into another winning streak because IL
will take only a few more victories TO
put the team up within hailing distance
Of the second and third place clubs.
After today only one more game is
left in the series with the Hens, fol-
lowing which the Indians viii depart on
the longest road trip OF the season.
Jess Petty eased through an to 1
victory for the Indians yesterday when
the Tribesmen took liking TO the Of
ferings of King Brady and made most
OF their hits count in the scoring.
The locals got into the scoring IN
the first inning, counting three. Ihey re-
followed with two in the fifth. The Hens
grabbed one in the second, two In the
fifth and one In the sixth.
1t was an afternoon OF doubles, the
Tribe getting four and the Hens a Ike
number.
SUPPORT STAYS
WITH PETTY.
The Hens were close behind the locals
IN quantity hitting, but their blows were
not as timely. Petty worked unusually
hard and his support worked likewise,
with the result that the Hens were lert
with only a lOngshot chance that didn't
develop into anything worth while.
Rookie SINNERS occupied center neld
for the Indians and demonstrated that
he knows how TO romp In the gardens.
He also cut In with two base hit, prov
ing that Manager Hendricks bad the cor
rect dope when he injected him into the
lineup. Walter Rehg was at third base
In place of Wolf, this change giving
SINNERS a chance to break In.
The victory yesterday gave the lndians
eleven victories out of the last thirteen
and a worthy comeback
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
MOTOR CONTEST
AT TRIBE PARK
Premiers and MarmOns in Big
Clash Saturday.

A game that is attracting city wide in
terest is scheduled at Washington park
Saturday afternoon between the Premier
and Marmon teams.
These two outfits have been tied for
the Motor loop lead as far back as the
dopesters can remember, and when they
meet in the second round Saturday one
of the greatest amateur battles Indian
apolis fans have ever been treated to
surely viii be staged.
Both clubs have been going at a merry
clip since the season opened, with the
Premiers a little bit the merrier at the
start, but standing in the same place
while the Marmons picked UP more speed.
The Premiers lost their only game this
year to the G & J nine and the Mar
mons lost their only to the Pre-
miers.
The Premiers bolstered considerably
after losing to the Tires and walIoped
EN- in the second round. The MaTmons
have also strengthened since losing thu
first round scrap with the Prenaiers ana
1t remains to be seen whether they can
put the Premier stunt of scoring a sec
ond round win over the team that beat
them in round one
The game was originally scheduled at
Brookside park but Owner Smith and
Manager Hendricks have agreed to let
the clubs clash at the Indian ball yard
The gates will be thrown open to
the public and a large crowd Is expected
TO be on hand at 8 rs when the diamond
gladlators swing into action. No ad-
mission will be charged. Willard and
Jaeger will umpire
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Man-O'- WAR, l to 100

NEW YORK, June %. - Having
smashed worlds records and literally
scared all the other three year-olds In
the country out of the stakes Samuel
d. Riddles champion Man-o War had
little left to accomplish except to es-
tablish a record for the shortest price
ever laid against a horse in this country
This he did at Jamaica Tuesday as he
added the $1,000 Stuyvesant handicap
at a mile to his long list of victories.
The chestnut son of Fairplay and
Mahuba was held at to 100 against his
lone rival, r. T. Wilson Jr.'s Yellow
Hand, a horse of but ordinary ability,
and it is believed that sets a record
for short price.
Man-o' War just galloped around the
egg shaped track and gave Yellow Hand
occasional glances at his precious heels.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
: CONTEST TOMORROW FOR INDIANS BEFORE II
CHANCE FOR
JUNIOR MINES

With the amateur season well under
way, an intense rivalry has sprung up
among the junior teams of the city and
1t is planned to organize junior loop
in that class. The age limit in the
league will be placed at IA years.
Due to the late start. games will be
played on Saturday and Sunday AFTER
Moons and on holidays. The league VIII
be limited to eight clubs and the man
ayers of the following outfits, as well
as all others interested In the loop, are
requested to get in touch with Robert
Dinnin Mt Circle 1886 as soon as pos
sible: Eastern Cubs, Bingo Midgets,
Eagles, Christamore Midgets, Young
Tigers, Highland Cubs and Cardinal
Cubs
When the 1920 Indianapolis amateur
baseball organization was being. formed,
the members OF the park board, realiz-
ing that the junior teams would stand
no show with the big fellows" In a
city championship series, offered to
award the champions Of junior league
good and the trophy win be awarded
If Dinnin is successful In forming
loop.
The Tiger Debonair game scheduled at
Riverside park Sunday has been can
celled by John Massins manager Of the
Tigers.
Aker will take his American Express
ball tossers to McCordsville Sunday and
he is confident OF scoring an easy win.
The Expressers have several open dates
and would like to hear from fast state
clubs. Address NJ l.. Aker, s. South
Meridian street, or call Circle 12I2.
Manager Clark OF the Marion Ramblers.
formerly the National Forties, announced
that he wants to get bis team in on
the city independent championship talk
and they are ready 10 meet the Tigers.
Rupps, Merits, Debonairs, Reserves or
any other clubs of that class on any
date after next Sunday, when the Ram
blers viii travel to Acton. For games
address Charles Clark 207 West TWEEN
yninth street, or call North 6327.
The indianapolis Tartsrs will hold a
meeting at the managers residence to-
night and all players expecting 10 be in
Sundays game must be present.
Riley All-Stars are in line for game
with some fast state club Sunday. Cali
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
DOUBT RETURN
OF FRENCHMAN.
Fans Believe Carpenter Is
Going Home to Stay.
BY HENRY FARRELL,
United Press Sports Editor.


NEW YORK, June est used to be
the well known Chinese puzzle that was
hard to solve.
1t used to be f hard task to the equally
we'll known Philadelphia lawyer. But
the king of all hard guesses is the
French puzzle facing the American fight
fans.
As embodied n Francois Descamps and
Georges Carpenter, the. French puzzle
is baffler. Since their arrival in the
United States ito add Jack Dempsey to
their list of Victims" both Frenchmen
have made so many contradictory state
ments that they have almost ceased to
be considered.
Ont of charity and good sportsman
ship Americans are believing that
through unfamiliarity with the English
language the European champion and his
manager didn't know what they were
saying when they voiced that frequent
i've viii fight any time"
While the worlds champion was await
ing trial the fans bore with Carpenter
and considered his invasion of the
studio, the stage and the circus ring as
legitimate Geld for recouping lost
fortune.
Then came the desire to see Carpen-
tier show something for the money that
sport-loving Americans were pouring
into his Golfers
Even If 1t did smell mouse. the an
nouncement or nght with LeVlnsky
gave the impression that Carpenter was
at least sincere in his promises to
fight.
But when the Frenchman called off the
fight and announced his party was re-
turning home in July the hands of fan
dom went up
Descamps said they would return In the
fall to fight. But after so many con-
hicting stories the fans are allowed to
place any construction on that state
ment they desire.
The impression right now in eastern
circles IS that Carpenter will never re-
turn IL he gets away this time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
intercollegiate Golf

GLEN COVE, N. Y, June 23.-Prince-
ton obtained a lead Tuesday in the first
days play for the team championship of
the intercollegiate Golf association over
the links Of the Nassau Country club
here.
Princeton representatives had the low
aggregate total of $50 for four men over
thirtysix holes, as against Yale's 657
The other teams scores were: Harvard
So; Dartmouth, 6S1; Williams, $50
Columbia sos; Cornell, I'll, and Penn
sylvania, 721,
Individual honors for the day went TO
j. Simpson Dean, the Princeton eaptain.
with a total of 1874
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
CHANCE FOR DINNER

CHICAGO, June 23.-Gunboat Smith.
who holds wins over Willie Meehan,
carl Norris Battling Levinsky and lesser
lights may get a chance to show his
wares against Jack Dempsey at Benton
Harbor ON Smiths fight with Tony
MeIchoir at East Chicago Saturday aft
ernoon depends his hopes IL he can de-
feat Melch0lr handily and to the salts
faction Of the fans, Promoter Floyd
FitzsimmOns may use him. The Gunner
was knocked out by Dempsey in a
nr7vioUs match
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
WOODSTOCK MEET OPENS.

nual invitatlonal tennis tournament of
the Woodstock club was scheduled 10
Start this afternoon on the Woodstock
courts at Thlrty-cighth and Canal streets.
The Sagalowsky Boyd, Dixon Orme
and the r. Bastian- Hendricks match
we're to be played off ut go and the
Wamsley Appel Erwin Kipp, Hoag Hen
Messy, Kohn- Mckay and Trasz-Starbuck
match at T.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Detroit Women Tennis
Players Beaten Early

DETROIT. June 23.--The second round
In the woman's national clay court tennis
tournament was started today. The
chief match was to be between Miss Bob
bic Esch Of Cleveland and Miss Marion
Zinderstein of Boston.
Detroit players were eliminated in the
first round yesterday. Miss Corinne Gould
of ST. Louis defeating Miss Lois Nor
ris of this city and Miss Zinderstein elm
mating Miss B. Vance.
The Cleveland players made a good
showing. al did Miss Eleanore Tenant OF
Los Angeles.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Il. B. C.. Club Home
Sunday to Take on
Rube Fosters Nine
Famous American Giants Are
Coming to City for Series
of Games.

Taylor's A B. C.'s will be home Sum
day for a double header at Washington
park with Fosters American Giants Of
Chicago, leading club of the Western
Colored league.
The indianapolis team has been hand
icapped by injuries during its long
road trip, but it has displayed suffi'
cient form on strange diamonds to in
dictate that 1t will be able to stage
comeback when IL reaches it's home lot.
Charleston, Johnson, 3. Taylor, Clark
and other favorites are still with the
team and around these athletes fast
playing by the a. B. C.'s is always
assured.
Taylor's club made a grand record
during its first home stay, and with ITS
large following Of rooters behind 1t
there's no doubt but that 1t VIII repeal a
this record during its next run or games
at Washington Lark starting Sunday.
The American Giants team is backed
by Rube Foster, leading baseball man
of the negro race, and 1t always Is
powerful In all departments.
The Chicago team first will meet the
A. B. C.'s at Muncie Saturday, then the
clubs will move to Indianapolis for a
series The program here calls for
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
DETROIT, June 23.-After outplayihg
the Detroit Stars the A. B. C.'s of In
dianapolis lost a hard fought battle In
eleven innings by a score or to Z.
The game was featured with four home
runs. B. Taylor, Charleston and Day
making circuit clouts for the Hcosiers
and Lyons for the locals.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
LroNARD GyEN. WELCOME.

CHICAGO, June 23.-Few boxing
champions ever pedaled of a RATHER to
he greeted as enthusiastically as was
Benny Leonard, worlds lightweight
titlehOlder, yesterday when he finished
his long trip from Frisco to Chicago.
A crowd of more than 1000 fans con
gested the railway station to meet the
New York boy who, on the afternoon of
July 5, is to battle Charlie White IN the
ring operated by Floyd Fitzsimmons at
Benton Harbor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
rHE uNRoMANrIo GEoRGE.

Hank Gowdy Of the Boston Braves
thinks this hard world.
Recently he took a day of to get mar
ried.
He found newly welded bliss so de-
lightfuI he overstayed his leave from the
club twenty four hours, whereupon the
hard boiled and unromantic George
Stallings hned him $40.
And Hank a war he 70, too.
Seriously, 1t looks Ike a raw deal from
birdseye viewpoint