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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
SPORTS
T|LDEN MEETS JOHNSON
FOR TENNIS TITLE TODAY
Davis and Anderson Elimi.
mated in ScmiGnal Round
on Philadelphia Courts.
IHy Associated Press. !

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-wn.
liam L, Tildcn. second. and Wa,Iac.
f. Johnson. both of this city. viii,
meet for the national turf singles
tennis championship on the courts n,
the Germantown Cricket Cluh bera
tomorrow. Each won his wa. ir,o
'hc maj round OF the forticth ttuIar
tournament OF the United States
LAWN Iehnis Association today by
uccisively defeating oppcneuts \, no
seminal round. Tilden eliminated
Wills f.. Davis, Of san Francisco In
straight sets by scores OF 1913. Go
vi ana Johnson won from James O.
Anderson. of the AustraIasian- Dayis
cup team. 81. as Sc Ga
IN each match there was one de-
eisivc set. that between Tildcn and
Davis being the first. while the third
set was the turning point in tho
Johnson Anderson contest. Tildcn
having withstood the terrific service
ana returns OF Davis in the initial
set OF their match. won easily. while
Johnson. after clinching the crucial
third set. was always in the fore In
the fourth and final set s
Davis went out to do or die arainst
the champion, and BY the very force
OF his service and terrific return
strokes. made the titleholder play
extraordinary tennis to win the
initial set. There were repeated ser
vice aces by both players and sizzling
placement returns which electrified
the gallery of 5000 spectators, but
while Davis flashed some sensational
tennis, he could not hold hys game to
the level needed to defeat Tilden,
and after losing the opening ito,
faded physically under the severe
strain OF battling with and racing
after the Philadclphian's returns.
The battle between Johnson and
Anderson was far better sustained.
and the very uncertainty of the out
come kept the gallery's interest at
high pitch. The Australasian was the
agErcssor ia majority of the games
and played beautiful tennis at times.
his half vollcys and forehand strokes
being almost phenomenal. He handled
Johnson's chop strokes when they
were placed to deep court In almost
faultlcss style. hut when forced to
come up close to the net for low re-
turns. he piled up Il tremendous num-
Der OF errors.
In the Scmifinals Of the Veterans
tournament, for players 10 years old
or more, Philip b. Hawk, of Phila-
delphia, defeated John c. Nicely. of
Chicago. 6-l. Go. and Il. W. Stephens,
of Pittsburgh, defeated .. j. Sweet.
of Des Moincs. Ia, 1l-9, l0-S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MEET
POSTPONED TO TUESDAY

Portsmouth and Scwuort News club own
SWi irc h.atvihg raised III: obirciion that any
hvc days notice he formally given club
rentesrniaiiyeS. President Bradley has
until next TUESDAY night when IL viii
hc held la Murphy's Hotel.
The league ynogiIIs wyr. first ;ns,r,c,,
TO gather Il Norfolk last wednesday, but
upon me objection OF wilson Rocky Mount
anu Thrboro the meeting way 'l0stpon11
until tonight. The North Carolina towns
CANNED that four meetings in succession
were held In Norfolk although IL has bee
gathering "
Sensational Developments are expected
when r"nrcScntativc- OF the eight cIubs'
gather Tucslr" FOR the lony deferred
meeting Wilson rcp-cscntativrs will com"
here rr"parei to Arht Ia" proposed dis
IGh!HyiEg Of The IIugs for the second.
ilalf Nag. while Portsmouth rS.,rrscnta
lives are prepared to fight any attempt
U" throw out games played III the recent
series with suffolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

NORTON q. THALIIIMER.
First National Bank building.
Phone. Randolph 81.
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VAGRANT AND SONNICA
START RACE FOR CUP
IRy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK, Sept. t6.-The schoon-
ers Vagrant and Sonnica, owned by
members of the New York Yacht
Club. began n 200-mile race for the
Cape May challenge cup, originally
offered by James Gordon Bennett. N
1872. They were sailed by their own
crs. Harold S. Vanderbilt and II. s.
Shonnard, respectively.
The race is to Five Fathoms Light
ship. off Cape May, y. J.. and return.
and is expected to end tomorrow.
The schooncrs, 100 feet over all, and
eighty feet on the water line. have
Jared about equally in previous races
this season.
The Sonnica started the race from
Ambrose Channel lightship 1T 1915
o'clock, five minutes ahead o: her
rival. The Vagrant had crossed too
soon. and had TO put about and re-
cross. The race is without time al
lowance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

Ruftaio. o. Rochester. I folevrn ipninEs).
Toronto. S: Syracuse. &.
tOthers ne. schcduled).
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sANARDO BREAKS RECORD
ON NEW YORK FAIR TRACK.
Tommy Murphy Drives PAGER
Mile i'll l:59 3-4-Ncw
TrOiting Mark Set.
my Associated Press.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. sept lc.-sanardo
the great PAGER. who has not been seen
very often this year on the Grand Circuit
, nr"Me he state Fair, record here this after
race ,iM s., on the big Line this
send heat OF the s:6i y p Ss IN e,, ,he
S Mhn ,,n MAS driven by Tommy Murphy.
Sr nS ms Iriren practically all the record.
roS STa % iSq ,S;es bay gliding broke
Eotihted til" mile in e.Os a.i. also driven
M Sy MiSSrrhy: sanardo,,s showing however.
ssidinH. an easy winner in the iirst .hcai
which he covered in $500 "a. took the
lead Of ihry Fee seconds is na to q e." Ss,i
The H% wor ID sn t9os nimss sea" al for m
a, rS Nort i i ;Sna LIT @s by namsurF ele
!, The Worlds pacing record for a mile
at Golumbns. OHIO. September 30. 1911.
s., i;on el" 8 pace; purse. .,;ooo
John lienry b. e.. BY wiikoc
cag,.,n Mash: L. &. by; the BOND: :
Ma ans" o !cGoTssTs"HH' M by iis;a.y
T ~ c,:. 5;i LIZ a-!.; ;;Sa IL
Tony Mack, s; =. ~ Wallace y Nc
Jay Massk, en- H.. by Liberty; Jay
fetsr Henley. T.. e.. by Peter the
Great (Murphy) ........... . 2
lrlnh Voter. b. -, Dy John A
Mckcrron tNuhl"D ......... 3 4 4
liarper b. u. 10y McEwrn tMar-
Timc12 :07 a.: 800 i..s 500 Ia
2:lI class trotting: PURSE $1,000
Legal j.. b. X. by Legal Parole
E.ulnanD ....................
Lord Frisco. u. T.. by san Fran
cisco tMurphy) ............. 3 .
Peter Blaze. br. g.. by L.,tauris;
tAcherinnn) .................A J .
Old Partner. b. e. by Native
King tMartinb ............
Harvest Grant. h. H., by The
Harvester llIodson) ........ =
sun Ridge. Qui Salt and Smeliu also
started. Ttn:r-2:l0 IL: 2:17 l-2; 2.l0l-
Fla class trot. purse. $1,000
Edward Maruur. Il. g.. by Sir
Marpue (Shcla.iD .......... !
Man itiso; b. H.. by Man Rico
Jcanet,c $. Ii. m, by Ncrvoic
ttrandnli) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ! )
Bnnnio Boy. b. X. by Peter
Pilot (Edman> ........... 4 dr.
rime--e:iO IL; 2:O9 LIZ: ?'ua 81
Exhibition to beat ZOOS trutting--Czar
Won. Thmc-2:03 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
BODIES OF VICTIMS
OF ILL-FATED ZR.2
REACH u. S. SHORES

continued From First Page)
feet. hung over the funeral ship as
she proceeded up the harbor. EN-
ccpt for the barking of her guns, az
they spoke twenty-one times in the
usual salute of courtesy given by wa,
crafts entering II foreign port. the
only noise was the swish of water
AT her bow. the occasional clanking
or q chain or Il command. given in
muffied tones
when the Dauntless was made fast.
her commander. Captain Gilbert
Stephenson. and his staff, together
with the american officers on board.
took their places near the ship end
OF the gangway. a whistle sounded
ana the British marine guard snap
ped into present arms" Every
member of the crew. from Captain
Stephenson down, simultaneously
came to salute.
Spectators Uncover.
Eight British blue jackets then
lifted the casket containing the body
of Commander Alaxtield 10 their
shoulders. and, closely followed by n
bare-hcaded British officer, il was
SLOWLY carried down the gangway.
AS the body left the ship, the marine
guard on the pier presented arms and
the heads OF hundreds Of spectators
were uncovered.
Each caskct, as IL was carried
down the gang plank. was covered
with wreath of violets and other
flowers, the gift of British officers.
and organizations and friends of the
deceased. The flowers were pre-
served in cold storage during the
voyage. and brought out today for
the first time
Two officers. who were to have
made the trip home on the ZR-2. but
who were not on board when the dis
astcr overlook it. accompanied the
bodies. They were Licutcnants c. \.
Tinker and Telford Il. Null.
Public memorial services will he
held at the navy-yard at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The body OF ono
OF the victims, j. II. Hancock. of
Shields, Mich. was delivered to his
father and buried in England. The
body of Commander Emory Coil VIII
later be buried ut sea. in accordance
with his oft-exprcsscd desire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
PROTEST INCREASE
IN RATES ON GRAIN
Memphis Chamber Of Commerce
sends Complaint to
Comm [ - lon.

MEMPHIS. TENN, Sept ia pc
tit.on protesting against the pro-
posed increase in grain rates from
Memphis territory TO Carolina terri
tory was sent the Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission today by Isaac T..
McGinnis. commissioner Of the hay
ami grain division OF the Memphis
Chamber OF Commerce.
Suspension Of the proposed advance
and the granting of Il hearing to the
professionals is asked. The petition
charges that the proposed rate from
Oklahoma City to Columbia, S. c., and
Charlotte, y. c.. is from as cents 10
81 cents per loo pounds higher than
the present rate.
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SHOCKER HOLDS YANKS
Lny Assoe!ntsd rrrss. |

NEW YORK. sept l6.--Ncw York Amer
lean sluggcrs could do little with Urban
Smoker. Il former tcamma:e and were
defeated by st. Louis today In the third
game OF the series. 10 la :.
Shawkcy was hnttcd hard by the Browns
VIII" drove him into retirement in six in
ninEs. In Tho ninth S!slcr hit home
run with ;hr bases full. Off Pitcher Rog-
ers. Ruth hit his ifty-siNth home run OF
Shockcr ia the fourth inning, hut Shockcr
struck him out in his other three times
at hat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

SPI.ENDID loca ton Tor a store gaso-
limo station. on paved street. Price,
sl,i00. Terms si0O casl: and 500 a
month. Box q 9e7. care The Dispatch.
THREE beautiful lois. one block from
~. l.. 1Iiil's Monument. adjoining Gin
ter Park. at prr-war prices; Small cash
payment and balance monthly. Address
Z $50. care The .Dlspntch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

HIGH POINT y. c., Sept. l6.--Dur-
Ing the nost-scps"n series With
Greensboro here today a tier OF
blcachers crowded with fans col
lapsed. They went across the field
to another tier OF bloachcrs. and
shortly afterward this tier also col
lapscd. Nordnc was injured seriously,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
Arhitra.e cotton Handlers strike.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept Arbitrn
ton of the cotton handlers strike
here WIS., considered AT II meeting to-
day az the cotton exchange handling
committee and heads OF the four
unions involved. The union leaders
left with an agreement to submit the
proposal to tho men. The strike vir-
tnnlly has stopped the movement of
cotton here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
TARS DEFEAT BUGS

NORFOLK VA. Sept. l6.-In the great
est pitchers duel of the season. both box
men being backed 10y abSolutcly perfect
support. punctuated hS spots OF hnir-rais-
ing stunts In the field, Norfolk rallied thi.
afternoon aud defeated Wilson In the
eleventh. 10y the score OF 10 o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
.CUBANS MEET LOCALS
IN DOUBLE BILL TODAY
Richmond Giants Lose Second
Game of Series by Score
of 5 To ..

The Cuhnn Stars made II two straight,
from the Richmond Giants Yesterday de-
fcnt!ng them hy the score nf > ;u !.
The same teams viii plnv two games
today. the first starting NJ O'Clock
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

ON the r. r. & T.. ny. at DuInbarton
building sites Prices. sec. $500 and
$1,000. Terms reasonable. q. - Cross,
with l.. T. n j. $. iiarvie.
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Cnnllon Win. Tillc.

RYE. y. V. Sept. i6.-M j. Condor
Mcmphis Country Club, today won the
Of the National seniors Golf
Association ut their annual thirty-si hole
tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

SPIDER CRIDIRON SQUAD
DONS HEAVY HARNESS

Gradual development in Head Coach
Frank pehson's football tutoring system 1i has
bail squad to don the rnoleSSins r.EarS
less OF the prevailing warm weather and
y afternoon heavy shoulder har.
initial scrimmngc. which VIII be held a.
o'clock this gftcrncon. After yesterdays
pressing himself as satisfied With TIE day's
work the largo squad now under his
~@sin," p lie W Spfsifai,nS as ga INIT
starred for the Wcs;hamptonitcs several
vc9rs ago and AZ present mentor nj Fork
ySstsrday and assfsts% bosom ' Nth ' fSs
assiEnin9ntS WHICH were formn ion drills
getting down under ppnts. shadow, scrin,-
'ry'' Price was back in Uniform and ~
into the drill.
ton and iull OF Gght that pred!et. warm
competiiiHn FOR positions and also y
blue this faii on the sridifon. The past
few DAYS DEVELOPMENTS have made the
future look oTlehter than At any tiuie this
pra cticc Stadium Field VIII surge With A
more oo,imiShe annosphere
American Association Results.
l;onisville. $: indianapolis.
SS,Hlunm Ini 5 s. T JHlsde e.
Kansas city, o: Milwaukee. I,
International League Results. M
Ruftalo. o: Rochester. I felevrn ipnings),
TSr2nto. 5: syrscuse
tothers ne: scheduled
Greensboro again wins.
mlGu POINT SsSt, iGwoffIsns .
Pola, in the Piedmont .TeNsus post. ssS.
son series by winning today 20 s
t,,. South south A,'esD.,e LfsaEsr Es.ai..
chafisston, q coiaiaSis. u, 4.ai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
DEPARTMENT. oF rUi.lIc WORKS.

IL =.
september 10. 1921.
Sealed proposals. Wi! D.. received At ih:s
once until Il o'clock noon. September ~
!"r The construction OF combined concrete
Surb ard cutters and sid. walks at various
locations. Forms of proposals can be-. OBJ
ta!ncd on application.
c"rtIt'd chcCh FOR amount stated on
Proposals must accompany each bid az a
guaranty OF execution OF contract. Th,
director OF Public Works reserves th,.
r!Eht To reject any and al! bids
ALLEN j. SANfi.IE
Director OF Public Works.
SEALED PROPOSALS wHi o. received al
this oihcc rot later shan Friday Sep
tcinbcr %. at L. NJ. FOR wrcrkinr and
.uSusing buildings on East Marsilu!l
street. between Eighth and Ninth streets.
For specifications and information andy
20 Mr.. g. VI. Robinson. School Architect
fiines-D!sratch Build!nE. City.
> ,sLho!dcrs OF TmE SoUriiEME %Sta !ne
FEATURING COMPANY will be held nj
he ehises OF ,!,e Company. Ninth and
O'clock noon. Tuesday. September 20 1921
BY order OF the PrsRldeni.
II. Il. GEOVSS
Acting Secretary.
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summary: Two-baac hits-Mtchcii. Ones
Fcrrai t2). stolen ba S.s--.Ia Ckson. Canine.
Ones. Double plnv-Eorth ina jackson TO
Patterson. Hit by pitched bali-Barrato.
Left has"s-R!chmond. 9: Cuhans {
Bases ON halls-oa Henderson. /: of Bar-
rAto |. Struck uut-bY Henderson. 4: hy
BRrraiD g. Time OF Eamo-arD tmpircs-
Nixon and O'Toolc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

ONE Of the most desirable residences ON
th" south Side, rooms and bath, hot
and cold; electric lighted: hot-w;Iter
heated. handsomely painted and deco
rated, doubt" garage. corner property;
III best residence section IN ana
sIuarcS ni both lines: 4 complete
home: splendid location for IL physi-
clan: possession in 30 days; terms easy.
So: Hamilton y Campbell. Eleventh and
Hun Str,yts. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

Southern Association Results.
Chotihnooga. 4: Atlanta. 6.
Nashville. o, birmingham, :.
Memphis. 4: Little Rock. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
hUCTiONS-LECALS
Icgu! Notices

lIy N!:tu" Of decd OF May a. igly
recorded IN Chesterfield COUNTY 10 IN.
uhbrIhiSnei trustee. and IA default hay.
ing been made IN the payment III the
indebtedness secured 10 be paid ana be-
NE Ttgu!:ed To do SO. shall Offer for
sA!. .. Tuesday. september 20. 1921. a,
! j.. NJ, on the land. that parcel vf land
IN Mane hester District. Chesterfield County
containing Two acres more a., l,ss on
! no Bet Line. adjoining Robert brown
Terms; cash.
LAWRENCE u. pool.
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'Battvd for Shawkcy in sixth.
tBattcd for Quinn in eighth.
Srnrr by INNING. Il

81, Louis ......,..,..... 600 4oe 00t-i0
New York ...........,... 600 l03 OnG--
Summary; Two base hi;S---Jacobson.
Miller. rrCkinpaugh, Schang Home runs
--Ruth Sslnr. stolen base---WiliaIns.
Sacrifice McManus. LEI, on bascs--Ncw
York, 81, ' Dn ""i. on sH't Is
key. in L: "n quinn in .. OF Rogers
la !. Struck out--by Shawkcy, =: by
ShociIcr. e. Passed hall-SchauS. iusirS
pit ohcr--Shnwkry. umpires--Wilson. cha,
and NallIu. Time. S.a5.
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Deaths

Died. Mrs Bcrtha NJ
Ethcridgc. September ID 1921 ut her
residence. lG2! Grove Avenue. Funeral
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

IniHersa! Leaf Tobacco Company Inc
Ihn TcgulA! quarterly DIVIDEND o: ,er
cent on the $500. 900 OF Preferred Stock
1t the tnivrrsal Leaf Tobacco COMPANY
inCoEtofatcd. has been declared payable on
cctoh"r ]. 1874 to tho preferred stock
noi"rH o, record - the close of business
september -, 1921.
d. {. PHILLIPS.
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WE SELL. HOMES.
pELI s. ROGERS.
ifTtti. BliIiDING-M

IL ACRES Lot with store and dwelling
AT Jctuysy!!!c, Va This store is on IN.
National Highway and all roads coming
into Jctsrsvil!c com" 10y the place II is
by far tile best business STAND In the
village. good back country 10 draw
from. Price. slsO0:- onc-third cash
long terms on balance. Address w. W
LIarncs. Nnslia. Va.
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Houses for sale
ron QUICK SALE

Sis-rouiu house In West End Strictly
modern. Rents fOr $50 per month. Price,
$3.50 Address BOX IL 1872. care The
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

FROM this date on viii no, h. .os;on-
s.n.o tor any bills unless mad hy my
g." vvi wftt,en order. =. y. Jackson.
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fiiclIDlnDtI Giant.
Cuban Ginnts.

Dated Cor Henderson In ninth.
Richmond Giants ,............... o.o 900 oc,nn3
Cuban stare OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Oil col 0OO-5
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Shore Property for Sale

FoINT of RoCKS-Bcaut!fu country
home or small. farm on AppomIttox
River. IL acres: pretty bungalow. large
orchard, pcasan, shade fine spring
views: eXccllen, nshing: good ncighbor-
mood "a mites from liopeweli: WI
S"cr,hce at law price for quick sale.
Lord. Route .. Chester. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
Lots for Sale

Wt:SrilA AIrTON l.OTS-airs. f.. Hawes
iipscoinb Ii7 American Nj. Bank Bldg
BEAUTIFUL building Site. Dupont Ci.cle
Roland Park, iSNl50 feet to wide alley:
every city convenience. Special low price
for quick sale i!y!and Realty Co. RAN
uuluh 6i..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
Mnnlc'i-iicli Estate II

NHII''i--stC.Ai iI.tntc Sd
HUSiNESSEWanted to buy for Loft
toWn customer growing business with
SSvvTiS s WIZ Invest $1,000 to $4,000
Wide experience as Office manager Call
S,.s,al- ihomas Randolph 81 or Madison
--.sss.- Hox Z 9lo. care Times Dispat ch
Fot best results list your property for
snie or Tor rent with L.. r. Schmidt a.
Co.. &c North Eighth Street.
FOR BEST RESULTS jis, 49,. =
with us. Garrett & Co. liI2 Eas; MaiSS
FOR RESULTS list your farms md cI,,
propsr'y with Pollard Bag3y. Rich.
FOR RESULTS, list your prOperty with
q. Z. IayloT Co.. IL North Ninth S i
HOMES on easy terms Waj,., go
Central National Bank Buiidinr Senaaf
LIST your property with chas. soaizar -
81, --ass = -aakMn street. Room. PIT.
!. 1 '1lA4 Al The inde1ed CLASSIFIED sd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

9sa West Franklin Street,
ROOMS and bath: heat. light and
water Included. Rent. SiOO per
month. Possession Sept. lst.
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American Associntion RESULTS
Intrrnntionni I.cnvue Ne,uIt.

Louisville. 5: Indiana polls. l.
Columbus. :: Toledo. o.
st Paul .: Minneaoolis I.
Kansas CITY, o: Milwaukee. T.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
EMERGENCY TARIFF FIRST
ON CONGRESS PROGRAMME
Penrose Predicts Passage of Stopgap Act in Two
Weeks, With Thorough Revision Along Payne
Aldrich Lines Contemplated at Fall Session.

new Congress. lie gave every indics-
ton that he intended to sponsor and
press such 4 measure, with Indications
that ne intended 70 use a little force
II necessary TO put through the dnau-
cial programme lie will advocate
The Senator took occasion TO de-
nounce the existing Underwood tariff
rates, declaring only the war prevented
them from bringing disaster 10 the
country and conpleta oblivion 70 tic
Democratic party.
In the House Representative Fordney
(Aiich.). chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee. claims to have a ma
jority of his committee in favor OF an
emergency tariff. Speaker Gillett, who
conferred with President Harding to-
day, said he had little doubt such 4 bill
would be the first work Of the new
Congress.
The legislative programme which
Mr.. Gillett believes will be agreed upon
in general is this.
Enactmcnt Of an emergency tariff bill.
Revision OF the revenue laws.
A summer recess.
Permanent revision Of the tariff laws.
In case II Is definitely determined 70
enact q stopgap tariff the work of franz
ing IL will be started BY the House Ways
and Means Committee next week.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
THIRD MAN KILLED
IN CHICAGO FEUD
Alderman PoUers and RiUai
Under Police Protection.

CHICAGO March 1o.-The political feud
which has held the Nineteenth ward in
terror for weeks claimed its third victim
to-day when the body Of an unidentified
man who had been beaten 10 death was
found n few feet from the home of Alder
man John Powers. The Alderman was
recently elected after 4 bitter campaign
marked b. violence and bonoings.
Sixty suspects taken in connection
with the assassination OF Paul Labriola
and Harry 9Raimondi, who were killed
on Monday. wer in custody tonight. but
the efforts Of the police We're frustrated
ut every turn by the veil OF secrecy
which has been thrown over the killings.
Labrlola and Rainondi were lieutenants
o. Alderman Powers. Efforts 10 identify
to-day's victim had been unsuccessful
tonight. A pawn ticket found on tie
body gave the name Of Willistein. and
see.aed 70 indicate that the victim had
come from Toledo. Ohio.
Anthony d'Andrea, who opposed Al
derman Powers in tho recent political
battle, to-day asked the police for pro-
lection.
ITS getting too hot for me- he aaid.
II don't fear for myself, but | must think
Of my wife and family
Police protection had already been ex-
tended to Alderman Powers and TO his
home