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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
TENNIS MEN COMING
MUCH INTEREST IN THE STATE
y TOURNAMENTS. HENRI -. &
The Many, Details Are I'm the Hands
OF q Special TOgFnament Con-
mtttee of the. Coun-
try Club.

Replies received to date by the ten
mis-, committee or the Country Club of
this city indicate that the announce
nent OF a State tennis tournament to
be held on the courts Of the club here
with unprecedented enthusiasm. All
the larger points and some of the
smaller ones, will send from two to
The committee Is busy arranging for
the coming Of the visitors. At least
two dozen players will enter from out
dosen %ors from the ocs sD WE
swing their .racquets in the contests.
The trophies, which are to be offered
for the winners Of mems singles and
silver cups as were ever given in the
State. There win be only two events
but the four days are expected to be
down 70 the finals through these
Reports come in that tennis enthu-
siasts are now playing who have not
has struck the State and the tourna-
ment Is bound TO be a success.
The many details Of the Tournament
ment committee Of the County Club of
this city. and they will all be made
known to every entrant before actual
play begins. 1t has been decided to
adopt the customary rule of two In
three sets for all rounds of each event
up to the finals when the best three
in five sets Will prevail The choice
OF the referee will be made satisfac-
tory to the majority Of the players who
enter.
Interest in the game continues at d
high pitch In this city. The courts are
busy every dry afternoon. The mem
bers are now in the midst of a club
cup tournament. after having Just
passed through a very successful meet
which eliminated in tennis dinner
last Tuesday night.
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CLIMBERS ARE HOME
oPEN A TWELVE GAMES SERIES
'S TODAY.
VIII Play Four Games Each with Mem
phfs, Little Rock and New Or
ieans-Broke Even ON
the Road Trim.

Greminger and the Climbers got ~
last night, having left Little Rock
terday on the road to Montgomery. OF
the ten games on the trip they broke
even. winning four in Mobile and one
In Little Rock, and losing three In
New Orleans and two In Little Rock.
They are at home now for twelve
games, Memphis opening this after
noon a four game series. Then fol-
lows four with Little Rock and four
with New Orleans, the Pelicans play
at Capitol Heights next Monday.
The Memphis teaem will reach Mont
gomery at IL o'clock this morning.
having left Memphis for Montgomery
last night.
The batteries have not been made
public, but the chances are that Lively
will open for the Climbers.
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New York. May 23--With a record
breaking entry list, the annual tourna-
ment of the National Bowling Congress
opens In Madison Square Garden TO-
morrow night, and will continue for
three weeks. Not only has the pre-
vious entry lists been exceeded In num-
bers, but the contests will be OF more
representative character than at any
previous bowling tournament held IN
America. In addition to the principal
cities OF the United States east Of the
Rocky Mountains. Canada and Germany
are represented, making the tournament
OF q truly international character.
The entries for the fiye.men teams
ably in excess OF the best previous rec.
ord. Entries In the two-nlen teams ana
In the individual classes also eclipse
the previous records. The total amount
of prize money to be distributed among
the winners Is $4,000.
Among the crack bowling organiza-
lions represented are the Canucks and
champetres. of Montreal; Indianapolis
Sportsmen; Cleyelandsi Greater Pitts
burgs; Kims Kolts. of New Haven; 4
faio; Belmont Cricket Club. OF Philadel-
phia: Greater Readings. Of Reading;
Faneuils and Posts, Of Boston; Kerns.
OF st. Louis: Pennsys. of Wheeling;
Diamonds. OF Baltimore; Genesees. OF
Rochester; oaroons. OF fsnd pit tt,SS q
DOnuSb OA SOldtAA1Not @AS A@S%E ~~~-e -
Madison, Wis.
Among the individual entrants are
some of the best bowlers of the coun-
try, including John CANCEL. manager "
the Cincinnati National League Base
ball Club; Al Selbach. the famous bowl
er and baseball player of Columbus;
Larry sutton, the A. b. Z. champion;
Martin Kern. Of ST. Louis. and Gus
Steele, Frank Brill and Glen Fisher, OF
Chicago.
Germany is represented by a fve-men.
two two-men teams. and five indiyld-
uai bowlers of the United Bowling
Clubs, of Berlin. The visit of these
BOWERS to America presents u COM
plete novelty, It being the first time
that Europeans have ever, come 10
America to take part In bowling tour
nament. The Germans bring with
them a trophy donated by the United
Bowling Clubs of Berlin, for competi'
tion In the present tournament.
Twenty-four of the highest grade al'
leys have been laid in the center OF
Madison Square Garden for the tourna-
ment. Thew ara fitted with all of the
latest appurtenances, including the
Simplex pin spoilers and Loop the-Loop
ball returns. A newly devised aerial
scoring system will record the score of
every play of each game and bring the
score close to the spectators.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
Monday.

Monday.
Annual champio nshtp tournament Of
National Bowling Association opens in
Middle Atlantic states tennis cham
pionship tourney begins at Washing
Opening of three days race meeting
at Brandon. Manitoba.
Annual Marathon race Of the Mon
treal Athletic Association. -
British amateur golf chamRionship
Mike Memsic VS.. Walter Little. at
Memphis.
Walsh vs.. Digger Stanley. at London.
Tuesday.
Eighth annual tournament Of South
ern Golf Association, opens In Mem
Annual championship tournament of
.Women's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton opens at Glen Cove.
Opening OF carnival of West Hudson
Aero Club at Arlington. N. J..
Mike (TwinJ sullivan VS.. Kyle
Whitney, twenty rounds. at San Fran
Freddie Welsh vs. Phil Brock. twelve
rounds. at Boston.
Cyclone" Johnny Thompson vs., Ray
Bronson, ten rounds, at Columbus, o.
"wednesday.
Annual championship tournament of
Metropolitan Golf Association opens at
I EPSON Derby will be run in. Eng
land. 500
Annual tournament of Middle At
iantic Golf Association opens at Wash.
Columbia Pennsylvania dual track
meet at PhilS delphia.
Friday.
wrestling contest between DR.. 3 .
F. Roller and Frank Erler at Tuscola.
First day of intercollegiate track
championships at Harvard University.
Saturday.
Boat race between Syracuse Univer-
sity and Argonaut Rowing Club on
Lake Cayuga.
California Stanford Washington Uni
versity boat race at Seattle.
battling Nelson VS.. Dick Hyland,
forty-fve rounds, at Colma, Cal
OPENING of Western Bowling Con-
gress championship tournament in See
attic.
American Canoe Association opens at
Annusi ;ntefsehoiastle athletic meet
at University Of wisconsin.
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Auburn Latest College To
Claim Southern Championship

nessee's. and better than any others
her argument is thus set forth:
As Georgia, Tech, Mercer. univer-
sity of Georgia and Auburn played on
practically an even footing by playing
an equal number Of games on their
respective campuses and as AubuTn's
record 10 the best Of these u NAV hs
this lot. Now IN so far as the etnsr
9. I. A. A. teams are concerned tbs
only comparison available Is by COM
parative scores against the same
teams. In the games on her campus
against Howard, Georgia and Cumber-
land, Auburn Indicted more decisive
defeats than any other college. these
teams played against. Scores do not
mean much. sIl e. A ssnys ,.r wen ,ns q
any other team. Il would geem that
IL any claims are to be made hers IL
decidedly the more likely one. fhts
includes every one except Tenneasee.
Auburn and Tennessee each played
three games In Athens and two In Ma
con. In Athens, Tennessee Gid one
better than Auburn by winning Two
bur- BURN % ana tns on: better sS winning two
straights. 90 there you have II. Ten
nessee could claim that as she won
her claim IL better than Anburn's. Tsn-
nessee. however, played 6ewanee n
Knoxviiie and then fosr ane game In
decisive fashion. while Auburn after
double header against Georgia took
. long night trip and played ssws me-,
Auburn won one game decisfveiy and
lost the deciding game after thirteen
inning fsht by two to one score. Isn't
it @ meaa~
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
MEMORIAL TO BIsHcp.

Tributes Are Paid in Washinrtou -
Or. Galloway.
Washington. May 3s.--Memorial ex-
ercises to the late Bishop Galloway
were held here today In the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist EpiscopaI
Church South.
The Mississippi Society of the Dis
triot Of Columbia attended in a body
DR.. J. w. sumwalt spoke of the great
influence OF Bishop Galloway in the
North and a love OF Northern Method
lists for him. DR.. w. v. Tudor. OF the
Virginia Conference. spoke for the Meth
odist Episct pal Church, South. Harry
Peyton, e member OF the local bar,
spoke especially OF Bishop 0alloway's
work in the prohibition movement.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
BABB STRENGTHENS
FOR MONTGOMERY SERIES

Memphis, May 23.--(special. 1.-The
Memphis tail-enders, thirteen IN All,
Including all regular members of the
team except Shields. on whom waivers
nave been asked, left tonight for
Montgomery.
Paul Cobb, brother OF the noted
T1T Cobb was among the bunch.
Pitcher Fritz. purchased from New
orleans. was ordered to Join the Tur-
ties IN Montgomery Tuesday morn
Outnelder Wheeler. with Memphis
until recently, wired he would join
the Turtles al Montgomery, and Pitcher
schwenk. with the team last year. is
also axpected to reinforce the squad
arainst Manager Greminger's men.
II was stated tonight that Mont
.9omerv had claimed Shields by waiver.
Shields said he would report In
event this was true. he wants to retire.
he says:
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
JOHNSON SPENDS ~.
WINNINGS IN TWO DAYS

Philadelphia North American, =:
Jack Johnson. the heavyweight, has
proved that he Is a two handed SPEND
er as well as "a fighter. He pulled
down 5000 as his share OF the bout
with O'Brien Wednesday night, and In
two days mas let $3.50 of tt 60 for
Yesterday Johnson was attracted by
a fine Chalmers car ON gaso-
line row. 1t was a special speed road
ster.
What can this machine dor" asked
Make seventy-eight miles an hour"
returned the salesman.
yoT hss my PfSSe an F ths Biz J04Hs1n
counted out three $1,000 bills and re-
ceived the machine in exchange. He
lost no time in getting into II and
sped away from the garage, leaving
the salesman astoupded by the quick
ness In which he purchased the auto.
The day before johnson purchased
a big. diamond for $500. and as he
let a number OF twenty bills go for
less expensive articles. the lighter vir-
tually has none of the $4,000 left which
he received from Promoter Edwards
of the National Athletic Club, on the
day of the bout
It has not been entirelys one round
of pleasure for johnson. Yesterday he
felt the arm of the law again. While
leaving his training quarters in Mer-
chantsVille IN an automobile he was
approached by Sergeant-at- Arms Fred
Voight, of the District Court Of Cam
den, who attached the machine. he
cause of the claim of Clara Kerr. Of
Philadelphia, who declares that John
son owes her $406 for board for his
blind brother.
Before Judge Jones johnson declared
that he did not own the machine, but
that 1t belonged to George T. Little,
his manager, who produced a. bill OF
sale The court let Johnson 20 on his
own recoguizance TO appear this morn
ing for a further hearing. He was
also allowed to take the car. John
sons baggage. consisting of ten trunks
expects to go to New York today.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
CATCHER LUDWIG
WILL GO TO MOBILE

Mobile, May Especial. )--catoher
Ludwig. waived on by the Memphis
club. has been claimed by Mopns, anu
aver Reed giving the information out
tonight that he had secured the Dig
catcher. ..,,.a-
80 atranrth Ia the team, which is
short on catchers, Jack Hardy doing
the bulk OF the catching
This will let some one out 70 keep
be. Manager Reed was as yet unable
to state.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
NEW AUTO SPEEDWAY.

Indianapolis, Ind. Mev 23.-Prepara-
lions are made complete on the grounds
OF the new automooile speedway north
ned plant Of it's kind in the world for
the balloon race of the Aero Club OF
America. which will start here at 4
A big gas main laid out from this
city has extensions for filing a num-
her of ballonS at once. Already there
are twelve entrants for the national
for the handicap OF the Aero Club OF
indiana. WHICH will be started an hour
before the larger event. The Kath =
leen a 10000 cubit foot bag belonging
10 G. A. Coey OF Chicago, has been
used In experiments at the speedway
thus far II Is possible dirigib1e and
aeropiane tests will have a part In the
meeting next month for which q great
attendance 10 expected.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

leans. Houston, Mobile. Montgomery,
Louisville and Little Rock.
Ellis Knowles, former Eastern inter
collegiate champion and recognized
champion of Florida and Alabama,
tested the championship course today
several golfers from Pensacola.
Lawrence Eustice of New Orleans,
who has been nracticing here for
three weeks for the tournament. Is
Orleans has furnished the winner for
three years, Leigh Carroll and Nelson
whitney, having won the title, the for-
mer In 1906 and the latter in 1907 and
1908. Whitney will be among those
competing this year.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
SOUTHERN GOLFERS
ARRIVE IN MEMPHIS

Memphis Tenn. May 23.-More than
a hundred golfers from many southern
cities are here for the annual cham
pionship of the Southern Golf AssO-
citation.
More arrivals are expected Monday
for the opening which Is set for Tues
day morf,ing. Delegations have ar
rived from Birmingham, Chattanooga,
Pensacola. Atlanta. Macon, New Or-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
BIRDS STOP CHAMPS
pRUrrT HOLDS BERNHARD's CREW
IN CHECK.
Only Two Hits Are Made ON the New
Orleans TwirIer while the Peii-
- cans Secure Five on OF
= Dt est.g fysi Duxwnn.

New Orleans, La, May 23.-Nashville
lost the finai game Of the series to the
lsSss t9aay se,nf gna sna 1 to sSys
esca ped q shutout. Errors by the New
Orleans infield. following Seigle's sin
gle In the second. gave the visitors
In the fourth inning sent New Orleans
Into Lead. which was easily main
tanned. .a,,~n.r ,s~m urb,cb begins
A series against New Orleans tonior-
row: arrived and witnessed thu game.
Score.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
PERKINS BACK HOME.
AFTER Five Years Alleged DefauIte
Returns to LOulsfaaa

Ater Five Years Alleged DefauItee
Returns to Louisiana.
Lake Charles. La. May 2s.-Ex.
Sheriff and Tax Collector John A. Per-
kins Of calcaseiu parish. who sudden-
ly disappeared Ave years ago, going 10
Honduras and leaving an alleged short-
age OF $4,000 in his accounts returned
today to this city and gave himself tD
bond.
He disappeared while the State An.
dltor was checking up his accounts.
The PariSh recovered $4,000 from
property left by Perkins in CaIcaseiu.
He claims that he did not know that
hts property would not cover the short
age
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New Discu. Record

New York. May a3.--Martin J. sheri-
dan, the Irish American Athletic Club
worlds champion discus thrower, sent
the newly adopted discus from a seven
foot circle at the Pastime Athletic
Clubs oval today for a new worlds
record Of 1873 feet, II 81 inches. The
former record of 1879 feet IL inches was
held by NJ. F. Horr.
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or sleep and in terror for his life uIi-
til yesterday afternoon
AT times the man hunters came SO
close to him that he was able to hear
their voices. and he was in mortal fear
spot but the searchers passed on
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

Detroit. Mich, May 2s-only Ave De.
troit players reached first base, but
four scored. and one died stealing.
Cobbs hits counted all of the runs.
washington had several chances to
score but could not hit with men wait
ing, Cobb was benched for crfticising
1901 sby infingsTe s5sl' R.HE
Detrott; > !. - :, z00 wy s1s-
Batteries-Wiliett and Stanage: Gray
and Street. Time. 1884. Umpires,
Hurst and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NintIA Innlng Rally.

st. Louis. No., May 2s-1n the best
game that has been. seen in st. Louia
this wear, Boston lost. o. to i.
In the ninth. the winning run was
Aces.
st. Louis :. 900 900 oo1--l .
Boston. -. 900 900 ooo-o !
Batteries-Waddell and stephens:
Arrelanes and Carrigan. Time. 1:4a.
,Umpires. Egan and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

Erie, Pa. May 2S.-Guilty Of murder
In the second degree was the verdict
returned today by the jury before
whom Delmar Young was tried on the
charge OF numbering his mother Young
showed no signs OF distress when he
heard the verdict II Is underEtocd hia
attorneys viii ask for . new triaA
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

tween third and home and scored the
nrst run for his team mates. Tue
next time up ne cracked out Two
dagger and nnally scored the secona
anu last run for his team. winning the
game to v. His Work IN the closing
game saturday WAS equally as ptie-
nomenaI, his Team wtnnlng. ALI give
mia credit for winning the last Two
games OF the series.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

ERRORS LOSE GAME
ATLANTA TAKES GAME FROM
MEMPHIS IN NINTH.
Neither side scored Until the Begin
ming OF the Last Inning, when
HueIburf's wild Heaye Let
Moran Cross the Plate.

Memphis, Tenn, May 23.-Erfors lost
the game here today Tor the locals by
a score Of to 0. Neither side scored
until the be gaining Of the ninth, when
Memphis failed 70 score In her half OF
the ninth. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

Chicago, May 2s.--Chicago today
won the opening game Of the series
from New York. A batting rally In
the second inning. when the home team
made a three base hit. single ana q
double in a row and scored three runs,
was the feature. Scorer r. H q
Chicago -. o.. .0s0 012 0l.-7 II
New York :, 100 900 000--3 5
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Lake
Quinn and Blair. Time. 2:20. Empires
O'Loughlin and Perrine.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

For the first time in many moona
the only big Bill" Devery has bobbed
up again before the public eye; this
time playing the part Of a 'rnoIasaess
motorist In language rich and rare
the portly ex-poiice chief has taken
oath before the bar OF law that "this
here buzz buggy OF mint won't beat
nolasses running from the bunghoie."
So touched was the magistrate at this
plea that he has held the chauffeur
OF the Big CHER for higher courts.
where everyone is waiting to witness
Devery scientifically prove his promo
sition. New York will never grow
dun while big Bill" Devery lives ana
talks in public.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

Galveston II; Fort Worth 7. Called
end seventh to catch tFain).
Waco. o; Shreveport, 4.
Houston, 2; Dallas. 2. Called end
twelfth to catch train).
San Antonio, 3; oklahoma CITY. Z.
Twelve innings). Second game: Ok
lahoma City, 5; San Antopio. 8. Called
end sixth Inning; darkness).
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NEGRO sURRENDERs,
shot Carolina sheriff and Was Pur-


sued.
Columbia, s. c., May 2s.--After hid
ing for three days in the woods OF
Lexington County, hunted by armed
posses with blood hounds, Ed. Bynum.
a negro. who on Wednesday shot Sher-
III Corley. last night gave himself up
TO J. W Oswald. a white man, and
was driven through the country to the
State penitentiary here, where he Is
now held to await the outcome OF Sher-
III Corley's wounds.
The negro, after shooting the ofaeer.
ied. remaining IN hiding without food
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24
LUDWIG CLAIMED
BY MOBILE TEAM

Memohis. Tenn, May zs.-(speciaLl--
Catoher william Ludwig, claimed BY
Memphis ranks, left tonight to report
to Manager Reed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

Monroe, 2; Jonesboro, 0.
Fort Smith, /; Argenta, 2.
Texarkana, /; Hot Springs, 3.
Alexandria. /; Helena, /, eight
innings to catch train).
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TRssskls out tnnisd iiSsiSrd str fss' y

Sacrifice hits. Robertson. Butter. Moves.
struck out, by Pruitt 81 by Duggah y.
Base on bells, by Pruitt. %; by Dug.
gan. 8. Time 1:4o. Empires. C'f'ricn
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NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNEY,

! Place Madison Square Garden.
Duration-May 24-June12.
Total Entries--10.0e0.
individuals Entered-s,Ao0. 4
Number of Games to be Roll :
ed--31.000,
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The serges are having great run,
and there is such variety of them in
color and texture that they may be
chosen for almost any daytime COS
tune.
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GAMES TODAY.

Southern League.
Memphis at Montgomery.
Birmingham at New ORLEANS.
Nashville at Mobile.
Atlanta at Little Rock.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-24

Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicagos
Boston at st. Louis.
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New York, May 2s,--tSpeeial.1---
For the frst time In the history OF
Gotham. the Sunday Sentiment OF I've
four millions of people will be put 70
real test at the END OF the week on
the great Fairgrounds Of ceney is
land.
whether or not the army Of pleas
urs seekers that invade the seashore
for the Sundays of the hot spell may
eat, drink and be merry at public
places OF amusement 10 the question
that the people of this town are today
vigorously lining up TO have finally Ne-
cided. Every element In cosmopolitan
ground with all the Force Of its cons
vietions when the law Is enforced for
court interpretation at the next sun
day session OF the big resort that Is
Just opening In full blast, Never
has the issue Of liberal Sunday law
torn, the town in two as II II today
divided. and the action of the courts
on the operations Of the police army
that 10 massing to snforce the letter
OF half-forgotten Sunday statutes viii
precipitate "a crisis in public opinion.
New York Is OF many minds over the
privileges II should allow Its sunday
hunters of happiness.
Ready for Riots.
Religious riots are hourly Impending
throughout the East Side quarters OF
this city today where the shut down
OF the bakers after the long and vio-
lent strike. OF their men IL already
making ioaves Of KoshNr bread scare
er than hens teeth. Already the He
brews are beginning to storm the
barred doors. of the idle empty bake
shops with wild demands for the food
which their race and creed demand.
Followed by turbulent crowds Of strik-
Ing bakery hands, the zealots of the
faith are crying out for their Kosher
bread with a frenzy that is stirring
the whole section to restless energy.
Thus far the boss makers have re-
manned Arm In their refusal to run their
shops at a loss under strike condi-
lions. while all attempts at arbitration
have failed. It takes only q spark of
this sort to set the whole East Side
spirit afire ana the police are now
fully prepared for emergencies.
Betting Buds.
/ With the the loss of Its former pat
ronags and attractions. the horse rae
ing game is in full fling out at Bel
mont Park today. Though the slate
writing bookie is banished from the