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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
MEREDITH FAVORS
PENN IN MEDLEY
Red and Blue Looks Like Win
ner to Ted in Sprint
Relay Today
16 STARS IN PENTATHl0N
BY TED MEREDITH

THE western teams arrived in Phila-
= delphia yesterday afternoon. took the
kinks out of their legs on franklin
Field and announced they were ready
to meet all comers this afternoon when
the Penn relays get under way.
The schoolboys will take up most of
the afternoon. but at . 80 p. m. the big
event Of the day will start with the
Pentathlon, when sixteen men compete
for the collegiate all round champion
ship.
One of the promising competitors in
this event was seen yesterday in Had
dock. of Kansas. This man comes with
A great record. but he has a field against
him which will be hard to beat.
Gilfallan, of Notrc Dame, another
all round man, worked out with a team :
mate, Eddie Mechan, a Philadelphia
boy. Gilfallan looks fat to me, and !
no not see how he expects to hold his
own against the others in the running
events. However. he has jumped TWEEN
ty-one feet six inches and in order to
do this he must have considerable speed.
The other men who will be strong
contcndcrs for the all round title arc
Bartlcs, of Penn; Thompson. of Dart
mouth, and lie Grende, Of Georgetown.
Penn Looks Good
al f,r ho
will start at 4 o'clock. when the sprint
medley is staged. This will be great
race. With three teams so evenly
matched it is hard 10 pick favorite.
like Penn since | have seen them work
all spring and know just what they can
do. Pittsburgh is favored by others be =
cause Shea is running, and the West
thinks the Chicago quartet cannot be
beaten.
Both Penn and Chicago are evenly
balanced, while the Smoky City is de-
pending on its star to make up the losses
of his teammates. I know that if Shea
Is right he can take care of twenty
Yards, but if he is called on to make up
a greater distance it will be more tina n
could be expected of him. This race de =
pends primarily on the half miller, and
here is where Chicago comes into the
limelight.
Cornell Fast
The distance relay looks like a battle
between Cornell, Chicago and Lafay-
cite. In this race, more than the sprint
medley, the last man is the big factor.
With a good fast miller a team can be
sure to figure, and in this case they all
three have good milers.
Dresser, of Cornell. and Kleinspehn,
of Lafayette, are both intercollegiate
champions and will meet in this race,
both running the mile. They have rec
ords Of 4 30 and are going as fast as
can be expected at this time of the year.
The 440-yard hurdles race will brinA
out some good men, with Church, of
Harvard, the favorite. Penn has Fra :
zier and Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
SCHAEFER ACCEPTS
HOPES CHALLENGE
Young Star Anrious to Play
for Billiard Title

New York. April 2j.-Rcspouding TO
telegram from Tod Sloane asking if
he was willing to play Hoppe in ac-
cordancc with the champions challenge,
Jacob Schacfcr. who now is in Sau
Francisco, yesterday wired 10 Sloane ms
follows;
II am ready 10 play Hoppe at any
time. ! am feeling we'll again and will
be fit for match any time it is ar
rangcd. Let me know as soon as pos
Siblc the time and place Sct for the
contest. Regards to all my New York
friends.
The next stop in tho proceeding will
be the covering Of the $500 forfeit
posted by Hoppe with the Brunswick-
Bake Collcndcr Company in this city.
II was announced by Hoppc's manager
that unless the forfeit was covered by
May 1 he would decline to make a
match.
Sloane is acting in the matter for
harlcs Stoneham. tho owner of tho
Giants. who somc weeks ago posted n
$1,000 forfeit 10 back Schacfcr in n
match with Hoppe. Unfortunately
S"haefcr fell i'll. was threatened with
pneumonia and was compelled to move
hurricdly to the coast. whcrc hc has
rccupcratcd. Schaefer and Wclkcr Coch-
ran have bcou playing exhibition
matches in coast cities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25

2:ao p. m.-Concert by John wanamaker
Collegiate Institute Band. -.
Event No. 9, . p. m,--Four ,husased and
ferty yards hurdle race hurdles 2 fet
inches>. ..
.usurSan at hish school championship. ,open, 70
all sehools within t Tsa,us Ssr oi t%ehss Ghss. %
ter; q. Collingswood; 4. Lansdowne; 5. Media
9. Moorestown; Z, Cheltenhsmi s. Radnori
ES.ns EoMfF Ne MsrGp ais al p pentahlon.
Event No. !, si7 p m, ph,ladolYhis In, m
Ffiends' Central.
Event No e. si:a NJ ar,hsSstl nhilssslph!s
sYuthsTn; st noc !. Hd% Central: I. West Phiisdephia
s. Frapkford; g.. Germantown.
Event Me- a2i iasttuts OF Ns% YORK.
John Wanamaker Collegiate Institute OF
philadelphia, - ,..--..
PHILADELPHIA GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
Event No. s. ass p myl w.ns,s gagsh.Sioss srsi ss
Barry: 8. Resd; Z, wright. s..u.
? rs. S.snss $ss.s $ SSss!
Brook; s .. Sheridan: 10, Steel 80
Event No 10 S4s S.tasDi,rs p ~ Fsirbii. eos
EiSin; s. LonEteiiow; 9; Mount Airy Curtin
I. pIsston; 8; Ed M Stanton o. Landrsthi
'o Event Maef$Sntl &s, i. $50 p nj, Hill: 2. n.y;
spsnton; sI g. stowe; I, Robert Morris; s.
hiSas Evsnu No is,' 1854 p MI. Harr!ty.
Lee! q GermantoTn; 3, Lea; I, Passoriuss
so,iss Hsnfss's s. sors.rR nSsaiis. 10 %sSor o.
s"; "ss Ss:r.o. %s;ssisi
james james Wilson; Q. csmpboli-Lyon.
Event No, IL; 4;o2 ?. nj, GlaEhorn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
WILSON RESIGNS
: AS SOCCER HEAD
Business Pressure Causes Mer-
chant President to
Retire

William II. Wilson, president Of the
Merchant Shipbuildiug Athletic Asso-
citation, Hartman. Pa, announced last
night that he had rendered his resigna
tion as president Of Merchant A and
B team soccer clubs.
Mr.. Wilson stated that owing TO his
duties at the Merchant Shipbuilding
corporation having greatly increased
siucc the opening of the soccer season
he finds it impossible to give the
necessary time to the sport therefore.
after carefully considering the stua
tion. decided to relinquish his active as
sociatiou with the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
FOUR FENCERS QUALIFY
Finals Of National Tourney Seized
uled for Toniaht

New York, April CIV. II. Rus
sell. Of the Boston \. A.; Ray W.
butcher. of the New York a. c.
Arthur =. Lyon. of the Fenccrs' Club,
and !. G.. Schuclflcr, of the New York
A. c.. yesterday afternoon qualified for
the final round of the national fencing
championship with duclng swords in
the New York Athletic Club, where the
first and semi final rounds we're de-
cidcd. Tho finals will be held tonight
in tho Hotel Astor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
FRANKIE CONWAY DRAWS
Holds Dave Astey Even at Empire
A. c. OPENING

Dave Astcy. of New York. and
frankie Conway the Puscy & Jones
featherweight. fought n six round draw
at the opening of the Empire A. c.
last evening. In the semiwind-up Leo
Johnson. of New York defeated Billy
Johnson, of the United States Navy.
In the 9th bouts Johnny McLaugh- =
lin stopped Soldier Jack Brady in the
third round; Kid Wagner fought draw
with Young Fuller, while Jack Palmer
quit to Mickey Britt in the fifth round
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
RUMBOUGH WINS SHOOT
Breaks 4e Targets in Pinehurs
Handicap Tourney

Pinehurst. \. C., April 2J.-Thc
Pinchurst Country Club handicap. com
prising fifty targets. II TO 21 yards
was shot here yesterday and won by
!. r. Rumbough. of Ashcvillc, y. c..
n l9-yard man. who broke 10. missing
only his last bird.
Nick Boylston. Florida champion
who shot from the maximum distance
took second hOnors with iG breaks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEETING
Officials to Discuss Track Plans This
Afternoon

The Intercollegiate Athletic Associs
-tion will hold its annual meeting this
afternoon at the Delta Phi house to
formulate plans for the intcrcollegiates.
which are to be held in Harvard
Stadium May 30-31.
Tomorrow the members of the Inter-
collegiate Basketball Association will
get together 70 plan the schedule for
next fall and talk over the rules.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
Complete Schedule of Events for
E First Day of Penn Relay Games

,ps hv:n' IT, m e's s. ApaSH asy
GeTEmantoyMn; o; - Most Preeious sacrament.
MONT Mount Carmel: 5. st. veronica's; 3. st.
Malschy's; Z. Our Lady of Mercy: s. An.
Event 30. "a. ,4As p. nj. ST. Edwards;
2 81: Grssory'si 3; st. Francis Xavier;
AsssnssSn l%%nSni1ts EnsSanE
Event Ne .so G5: 80 p m, Phila dslphs
., Immaculate Conception. Germa ntown; g.
s., John the Baptist; :: SSatiyity; O.: Our
10. st. Peters. - "' .
COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Event No. 2s. 4:54 p. m, American COL
lese championship sprint medley relay race
H ana ysG % fourth 22S ssS
ysrds-1. chieaso; 2, Pennsyyania: 3,
SSr,nwsssrn rtmoS.s rinss.oa GiSlS%sia 8 ,ssSa5:
State; 10. Lehishi II. Michigan; II. Boston.
,aM Event No; a. soc p. m. - PentatSion,
''fS Event No, 2s. .b15 p. M, American col.
lege championship distance medley relay
yards hrd %an ~ Ssrss sffsSnd of
mile and fourth man a mileL1, Princeton; :;
Lasssis ,Shissss hhissso S%sSSRirin
8, Syracuse; 0. Columbia; 10. Vale: ii, I.e.
| high: r. Dartmouth; la, Boston; il. Iowa
State: IS. State.
SPECIAL FIELD EVENTS
Event No 20. p. m.-Throwing ffty.six-
pound weight for distance '' 80
/ Event No. 30. $40 p. m,-RunninK hon,
Event No. 20, 4;so p. m.-pentathlon.
Event No. 81. 4:34 p. nj, Our LADY NJ
Rosary: 2. Our Lady OF Good Counsel.
81. yMiehaers; 4 st; Monica's; 5. Our Lady
8, st. Assths's; o. ST. Gabrieis '1'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
MARSTON PLAYS WELL
Wins Gold Medal In Lakewood
Spring Tourney

Lakewood, n. j., April 25.-Putting
up brand of golf seldom seen so early
in the season. Maxwell r. Marston yes
terday afternoon won the gold medal by
three strokes in the qualifying round of
the Lakewood Country Clubs spring
tournament.
Marston came within four strokes of
the allowance for perfect play under
the old conditions, before the bunker
ing was extended.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
MICHIGAN OUT OF RELAYS
Poor Showing at Drake CarnivaI
Causes Withdrawal

Ann Arbor. Mich.. ApriI ZI.--Nlchl :
gan will not be represented at tho Penn :
sylvania relay carnival at Philadelphia
it was made known today by Coach
Steve Farrell of the University track
squad.
This decision was reached. Farrell
said because of the poor showing " IN"
Wolverines. particularly Carl Johnson
star sprintpr. at tho Drake game in ncs
Moincs last week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25

Central Beats Northeast
and Takes Third Place

Central High School continued
their comeback in the High School
League yesterday by defeating
Northeast High. Tho Crimson and
Gold is now pressing Frankford
High for second place, with three
games won and two lost. FrankfOrd
has won two and lost one.
The standing:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
JIMMY PAPPAS WINS
Shades Max Williamson in Atlantic
City Wind.Up

Ny w
Atlantic City. April 25.-Jimmic
Pappas. Of Atlanta. shaded Max Will
Hanson in eight rounds of slugging here
last night. In the windup at the
Atlantic City Sporting Club. The bout
was even until the fifth. when Jimmie
commenced to locate Max about the
mouth with a left hook and right
uppercut.
In the semi windup Little Bear re =
fused because the Jersey boy had u
pound and quarter more weight
Young Wells, a Baltimore colorcd boy,
who substituted. quit after two rounds
of Spencer jols.
Young Mariuo. of New York. gave
Patsy Wallace, of Philadelphia. n
finished lacing in eight rounds of furi
Gus fighting. frankie Moore, of Phila .
dclphia, trimmed Patsy's brother, Joe
in the six round opener.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
FRESHMEN BEAT VARSITY
Ad Swigler Pitches Penn YearIinos
to Victory

Roy Thomas and Ad Swigler, the
Penn baseball coaches, engaged in
q pitching duel--not a battle-yesterday
on Franklin Field. Swigler was in
better form and his freshman team won
by a score of AZ. The varsity had but
one chance to score when they filled
the bases in the ninth with none out.
At ) o'clock this afternoon d, the
Penn varsity team leaves for New
Haven. where they meet the Yale nine
tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
Scholastic Baseball
Games on Todays Card

HIGH SCHOOL. LEAGUE
Frank ford Hign at Germantown High.
Catholic High at Southern High.
OTHER GAMES
West Philadelphia Catholic High at
Media High. wit,
Junior High at West Philadelphia High
p r d. at Chestnut Hill Academy.
palmyra High at Woodbury. High.
Germantown Friends at Sryn AthYn
Acs DENY. ,, viii
burlington High at Haddon Heights
High. WI,
Swarthmore High at Radnor High.
INTERACADEMIC LEAGUE STANDING
Won Lost PC.
Penn Charter .......... 1'Uuu
Episcopal Academy .... .66I
Germa ntown Academy. ! 80
Friends Central ........ o 900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
FIRST N0.HIT GAME
Germantown, However, Scores Run
OF Jack Williams

The first no hit game of the scholastic
season was credited to Jack Williams,
the Episcopal Academy twirler, yester-
day afternoon. when the Churchmen de-
fcated the. visitors from Mannheim in
the lnteracsdemic League contest by a
score Of Q to I. Episcopal now has two
games won and one lost. and is second
to Penn Charter in the race for the
title,
Williams famed twelve players and
WAS given excellent support.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
ATHLETICS GAME OFF
Cold Weather Causes Fessponemen n
Of Clash With aors

Washington. April 24.-Cod weather
caused postponement of the third
game of the series between the Athle
tics and Washington here this after
noon.
Perry and Johnson probably will face
each other again tomorrow, weather
permitting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
Abel to Coach Sewanee

Nashville. Tenn, April 25,-'The Unirer,
stv Of the South tS"wancc) has selected
Earle G. Abel. OF Beaver Dam Wis, a.
football coach for 1919. Abel is an alum
nus of Colgate and was selected by Walter
Camp IN 1919 aS an all-AmeriCan tackle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
Speedboy YearIings Triumph

The West Philadelphia High School fresh
men won the league game with the North
east High first-yesr players on the NortNeas
field yesterday afternoon, 1 to =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
Here Is knights Feat
as Told Hole by Hole

The score by rounds
First rourd-HcEan a. 40. Finished
Out ......,..... 40 a5i 35t-t3
In ............. ii6 355 3i4-AO---sj
Two under cighty-tvc average.
Second round---B"cAn at o. Finished
At 10:22 Time. l.92.
In ,......... ....... 5Gl 4i5 4i5-4l--To
Eight under average
Third round Bosan at 1925 Finished
Out ............ ~ 45a 454-t0
In ............. 6Si 4i4 355 --43-s3
Ten under average.
Fourth round ,Regan at 1905. Finished
at li5. Time. $40
Out .......,.... i5T 4Gt 553--A3
In ................ i6i 45i 30i--4O--S3
Twelve under aVcraE,
Firth round Began at so. Finished
Out ............ 80 3at l42-3I
In .............. iG3 h5i 46i-43-SO
Seventeen under average
Sixth rnund--R RcEFu at $50 Finished
ut ilj. Time. las.
out ......... 80 AsS TG4-tG
In ............. 30 GJi iIR-:,O- nB
Six under average
Seventh round Hogan at 5.t5. Fin.
ished A. ~ Time. ! 40
Out ............ hlH i6t 6lt--45
In .............. i6i 65I ifS-l5-qO
His scores for tho first effort on April
"a wern as followS,., First round, 81;
round 50. hfth round. IS. sixth round
81: seventh round. 50; eighth round 0i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25

Cambria A. G.. Burns . Feensy, Mrrs.
TRrnAy rvrNiKNsTPs' iKNsTPs's,s yAy.k Somerset
ONE GRANij Sa5sW ~oIh
,.. CRACkERJACk BOUTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
Abinaton HiQh Defeated

Cheltenham High School defeated Abins-
ton High in a baseball game at Chelten-
hams diamond yesterday. to l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-25
RELAY CARNIVAL
UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLVANIA
FRANKLIN FIELD

u., Ibirsy,ttlrd and Spruce Streets
TsfHiSSSu SSuSSS,SsssSHEi$Sss SS$ ,SSsssSHEf$$sF f$ aELAHqr u zen
sat- ffceGtk ffet Nj SLR u cHAMriSSNEs;HTTEEss Nj rHiSE; HTEs AND
Reserved seats. s3c, to ~, ,86 iinciidiSa war
taxi Now on sale at Glmbeiss snd "ar
Once General Admission So cents. - -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
SV0nuri iSC0ditc Sau adcvar..

Sa s 81 afirma prn ziare szarul Romnul din Yougs
town Gu data de 20 August ama din Captain so pre-
sedne Lge Rationale Romne Amercane la ecarea dsae la
Paris sa exprimat: LEU STUNT LIGA NA4IONALIs.
Membr Lgei Rationale site
vara - Dnu Captain Soca rebue sd faca
Sa site ca dnul Captain Soa presedn,tels Rationale
mine Americana in sednta Comeuui Ligei nut
tea pecar dsae la Paris decarat:
Calea fost eschs tutuor preoor
chior dar ca auta susnerea
tatea Ilgei fost Ununea membri e.''
Acum dupa sosrea sale din Paris darat ca fost
slit sa faca decaratiune
Zarul Rominu data de 20 August afirma Captain
Stoca facut decarat mpotriva convngerlor da
Membri Uniunei daca Captain
Dsale din Paris zs ca fost fo decaa
sedina Comeuui Lge 81 fauto mpova convingeror
ID. Captain StOca rebue declaratie categorical
Decaratiune mui preot catre membru al misun
de mici except membr Unn nse rns
gatura cee oporteaza afma prin pc
Captain Stoica Asemenea armaea Captain oca
wins de multi ca Hoza Coma poae face poitica
Trebue s faca umna depna nteresu general al vti
mnestl din tara horoam
Aseptam, 81 s site ca acerea afirmare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
FORTA NAvALA A LUl
D'ANUNZIO.

POLA, "a Sept. = Patru va
poare de razboiu italiene: marele
vapor de razboiu Dante Aligierl
81 distrugatoarele Mirabello. Null
10 81 Aida sunt numite ca unitati
,,fortei navale din Fiume" in
o proclamatie data de catra Ga
briel D'Anunzio,. care fost i'm
partita in oras.
Sc spune ca din cauza ,,dezer-
tariff acestor patru vapoare de
razboiu din forta navala regula-
ia Italiei, comandantii aliati al
fost fortati ca Sc paraseasca por-
tul Fiume considerind sederea lor
nesigura, ait timp cit marele va
por de razboiu Dante Alighieri Sc
afla in apropierea lor, find acest
vapor de razboiu loial lui D'A-
nunzio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
Tu|burari|e din Farrell.

!, FARRELL, PA, % Sept. = 10
urma re1nceperei tulburarilo~ ca
re au rezultat in uciderea unui
ON, 81 impuscarea unei femei, pc
lInga ranirea altor patru persoa-
ne, trupele statului care au a.
juns la fata locului au pus con-
troll pc situate. Totalul mortilor
in acest oras pima acum de
trei persoane.
Zece persoane au fost arestate,
pentru ca purtau arme.
Omul care fost omorit in tul-
burarile de aseara este John Bau-
bzak, in etate de 80 ami. Ell a fost
impuscat prin ochi, glontele tre-
cut prin cap, esind de partea cea-
lalta.
Femeia Ella Echo fost ranita
grav, un glonte ia intrat in sold.
Michael Yachack fost fmpus-
cat in grumaz. Medicii spun ca ra-
ma este foarte grava, 81 foarte
posibil ca nu va scapa Gu viata.
Mike Seman, q fost impuscat
in cap 81 picior.
Andy Marco, fost lovit la cap.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
C0NGRESUL VA CERCE.
IA CAUZA GREVEI.

WASHINGTON, "a Sept. =
Senatorul Kenyon a insistat as
taxi ca toti membrii din comite-
tul pentru lucrarile publice din
senat Sc la parte la cercetarile
ce Sc vor face spre afla cauza
grevei din industria de otel, care
va incepe milne. Primul care va
ii interogat este John Fitzpatrick
care reprezinta pc lucratori.
Judge Z. H. Gary, seful de la
United States Steel Corporation,
care fost chemat ca sa Sc pre-
zinte in fata acestui comitet, a
incunostiintat pc senatorul Ke-
nyon ca este impossible pentru ell
a veni la Washington saptamina
aceasta. Kenyon deci va proceda
Gu Fitzpatrick.
Alte marturii vor Fl chemate
astazi ori mai t1rziu saptamina
aceasta. Kenyon sustine ca este
imperativ ca cercetarile, daca e
Sc ajute ceva, sa Sc faca cit Sc
poate de repede.
Facerea de noui legi este de
prisos dupa ce Sc da publicitatii
faptele asa cum sunt, este pare
rea senatorului Kenyon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
DISTRICTUL CHICAGO.
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
CHICAGO, "a Sept. - Prima
vlolenta Gu prilejul grevei in di-
strlctul Chicago avut loc astazi
in Indiana Harbor, Ind. cind func-
tionarii al Marks Manufacturing
Comp au fost siliti Sc intareasca
paza fabricei prin un numar mai
mare de pazitori. Opt barbati au
fost reu batuti cind multime de
400 grevisti impresurat pc lu-
cratorii carl Sc schimbau. Ranitii
au fost dust la spital.
Oamenii earl au fost atacati zic
ca Ell char atunci au ispravit stin-
gerea tutulor focurilor de la cup.
toare Gu intenta ca dupa acea sd
nu Sc mai apropie de fabrica. IN
caierarea a avut loc la orele 6 D.
m. Grevistii, dupa ce au batjocurit
pc lucratori au inceput Sc aruncc
Gu caramizi. S'au schimbat citeva
focuri.
Gu 0 singura exceptie, districtul
Chicago fost. linistit in timpul
noptii 81 All dimineata.
Sc asteapta moi desfasurari a.
stazi Gu anuntarea Uniunei lucra-
torilor de pc vapoarele carl circu-
la pc marble lacuri ca Sc lucreaza la
prOclamarea grevei.
Greva aceasta va ingradi 81 mai
multi activitatea turnatoriilor de O.
tel prin lie taia mijlocul de a Sc
aprOviZiOna Gu materiale.
Charles M. Schwab, marele mag
nat al otelului, din al carui stabili-
snente- lsleratorii an TRIMS un ul-
timat cerind conferinta, va vorbi
astazi in Chicago la Institutul In
ginerilor de Mine.
John Fitzpatrick, fruntasul gre
Visitor din districtul Chicago STA
exprimat placerea la prilejul de a
aparea Joi inaintea comitetului Con
gresului ca Sc explice atitudinea
lucratorilOr.
,,Voi fl acolO char daca va tre-
bui Sc merg Gu aeroplanul" a zis
Fitzpatrick.
SHARON, Pa. = Gu inrolarea
mai multor politisti din popor 81
cu declararea legei martiale 20
nei grevei, politia de stat 81 poll
tia locala Sc pregatea All diminca-
ia Sc fie gaia la orr ce chemare da-
ca s'ar ivi tulburarii in legatura
Gu greva lucratorilor in otel in To-
calitatea Shenango Valley.
La Farrell sunt trei mort, zece
raniti prin arme de foe 81 mai null
ii raniti prin lovituri de ciomag.
Ultima tulburare fatala ince-
put seara la orele 7,15, cind din
tr'o multime s a tras focuri asupra
trupelor de stat carl all respuns
prin sase salve, omorind pc John
Bandzak, 81 ami, care a fost impus-
cat in cap, ranind 81 alti sase.
Burgess j. H. Moody, din Far
rel, care PRINT mai multe ame-
nintari prin telefon 81 scrisori ano-
mime, recurs la ajutorul politiei
sal pazeasca casa. Dol barbati, din
care unul arnat GU un revolver, au
fost arestati in fata easel sale.
All dimineata, Gu trupe 81 poll
tisti carl cercetau fiecare persoana
care trecea pc zona grevei daca are
arma asupra lui, situatiunea s'a
linistit in oras.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
SITUAT|A CREVE| CENERALE.

creze daca compania vrea sd Sc in
teleaga Gu Uniunile. Fabricele sunt
inchise la Canton, Youngstown,
Massillon, Martins Ferry, Niles,
Cambridge, Steubenville, Mingo
junction, Bellaire, Warren 81 Ian
caster. In Youngstown sunt dol
barbati in spital Gu capetele sparte.
Ambii sunt streini.
Numarul grevistilor in Statele
Unite Sc ridica la 327,1
FARREL, Pa. Politia statului
perchezitioneaza pc toti pc strada
81 in lecalurile publice cautind Sc
confiste armele. Peste treizeci de
persoane au fost arestate aflindu-
Sc asupra lor arme de foe.
BUFFALO. In tulburarile de a.
ri noapte un barbat fost omorit
81 mai multi raniti. Cele ,.,ai mari
tulburari au avut loc la Lackawan-
ma Steel Comp, in fata unei port
pc carl eSiau lucratorii. Guardia-
hi au fost batuti de ploaie de pc
tire din partea unei multimi de pc
ste trei mil de barbati, femei 81 CO.
phi. Guardianii au deschis un foe
de arme asupra multimei. La acea-
81 fabrica, politistii carl Sc aflau
in interiorul curtei, dupa garduri,
au deschis un foe de arme drept a.
supra multimei. Toate adunarile
grevistilor all fost risipite de tru-
pc de cavalerie.