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fCre these championship Affairs will
be under way.
The erection OF its own club house
Will be delayed until after the winter
IS over because OF tho present high
cost OF labor and building materials
1t 10 figured that every day IoSt now
IN starting tho work 10 money saved.
Commenting on the Governors ac-
ton regarding the use OF armories
for boxing purposes, Mr.. Empie said
the club was neither disappointed nor
surprised, and that tho public and
not Its members would be tho sur
ferers.
TEX RICHARD naturally o. K.'d
Gov. Smiths decision. 1t pro-
tects him from unfair rivalry, no
said. He has leased the Garden for
ten years. This years taxes on tho
property amounted to something like
$4,000 and next year they viii go
into $4,000. II other promoters haa
been permitted to use the armortes
they would be under no obligation to
pay the city taxes. Even without
boxing, nrnorios are a thorn in TeX's
side. Industrial eXhibitorB, or pro-
meters of other shows who ask him
his price for the Garden, throw up
their hands and tell him they can
get armOries much cheaper. Even "a
six day race, unofficial as II ia Is
able to rent an armory and the city
gets nothing from any OF them In the
way of taxes. To Richard II looks a
case Of tho taxpayer, when as big q
one hs he Is, gets all the worst OF II
from the letting OF arInories for any
old thing outside OF military business.
Doesn't seem exactly right at that.
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rvundsr ohIIds Rins Team wins,

Evandor's RHO team has captured
tho indoor sub-tarEet championship OF
1919. Tho match was postponed from
last winter and was finally shot of by
Evander, Manual Training and Eastern
District on the gun OF BusWioN 1ilEl,
School, hVRndaF came out on top With
a suor1 81 sss eut If a possible aao then
came Eastern District with 500, Manual
got aAa, Capt Herbert bf the victorious
Ing q possible %, The Bronx school
showed a WellsbaiaReed team, no mems
ber scoring below %,
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CHICAGO, Nov, at,-JaeA Hathaway,
centre on tho Northwestern University
football team for the last two years, mas
been chosen captain Of the 1881 team
according 70 Announcement to-day,
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RING STARS MUST CONTRIBUTE.
PERCENTAGE OF WHAT THEY
GET TO STATES TREASURY

Promoters Compelled by Law to File Report Of Moneys Paid to
Prevent Financial SideSepping - No Escape for Nom
Resident Principals Either-WOrId Series Ball Players
Have Already Settled for World Championship Games
Played In Brooklyn
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Phil spinella's Orpheum team OF
the Orpheum alleys, Brooklyn, walked
away with two games in tho Ameri-
can. National tournament last p4ght
at the expense OF the Onawn team
OF Harlem and the Broadway team
OF brooklyn. Phil splnelln, who an
chorcd the team, was IN good form,
rolling 100 In the frst game and 2l4
in the second. an average OF 202.
Nelson, tho lead-on man OF the Or
pheums, rolled even better than tho
anchor, registering scores Of 2l2 and
1873, an average OF 2O1h, Tho scores
OF tho evening folloW: First Game
Onawa, S7A: Broadway, $50, Second
Game-Onnwa, 949: Orpheum, as7,
Third Game--Broadwny el2i Or
pheum, 02S, No games are scheduled
this evening,
Tps bcwiina team n L. ,, p1mmsr.eA \ O..
nut Il al over the crack boWitr NJ ", A, Caesar
a Co, when ihuS INST IN the Hlk noWilhg League
follow e. y bommSrieh 4 d. US Il,-Iis'
" A. Caesar \ o., II6-iil-in, ms Tnmss
that we're srAsdulod 70 pave beon rolled in m
tournament fof tha pvennH have hosn pos poned
until latW data
Tue iaFjoa tny boVtefs fafstsd iva srHes II
! games 70 lhs ias, W, ElWuil CO, gnd inE6Ftail
osTd,,S dTShd CSSifsi Siiss Ia Siihl' "a ~
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Penn StGte-Pittsburgh
Game TO-MOrrOW q Test
OF TIUO Great Systems

erratic this year. Both teams have
gone through the season under new
CoaCheS-DObie at Cornell, Heisman
at Penn. Penn has played the harder
schedule and will take the field some
what weakened from the absence o.
Capt, Hopper and one or two other
regulars. Cornell has an excellent
chance to improve its record in
series in which Penn can boast a big
margin of victories.
The Army-Navy battle at the Polo
Grounds is attracting many conflicting
predictions. The Cadets are a little
heavier. but the Middies have played
together longer as a combination. Bill
Roper, the Princeton coach. figures
the Navy should win. The Tigers
played the Middies and had a tough
time coming out with a Il to 0
score, Lourie making the first touch
DOWN on a fake forward pass and
Murrey running sixty-five Yards for
the second touchdown.
Roper Is highly impressed with ths
Annapolis line. especially King, the
tackle whose field goals beat the
Army in 1919.
one OF the few bright spots IN
fale's future on the Eridiron Is one
Charlie OHearn, who played uuarter
TINS season on the Blues triumphan.
freshman eleven. The pewcome.
welghs l67, runs like a Hash and is a
remarkably clever field general.
Already young Mr.. OUearn is
touted al fixture for the 1921 var
sity' he comes from the same family
that supplied several Cornell stars
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THA 9A5N LoeNIHiG
hONOPtANE-- BUILT EOl~
6pEAC SPEED - 800 HoRSe
PowER- hovon- WRIGHT
utSpAHo- SUI2R ENGINE
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BIZ Vincent Treanor.

rrY the BOXERS who with prices
carefully taped and
padded hsts fair than State
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Income Tax Bureau IL on their trail.
and from now on they viii have to
contribute portion Of their inflated
earnings to tho treasury Of the state.
There will be no chance of side
stepping; lost art, by the way, in
the ring In these days. for under the
State Income Tax law all licensed
club officials will be held responsible
for what the bouts pull down in
purses. They will be rennirod % fIe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-11-24

Of all aggegang $1,000 paid
club bit
he probably
all around L seems
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IN WHICH CAPT &C.
NOSE LEY Will
REPRE- SEM vt4E AMY
~ TIE PULiV2GR U2O PAT
CONTEST ms SUP IS
EXPECTED TO e. eE GO
400 NILES Az ttOO2-
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FANCY PURSES PAID TO BOXERS ATTRACT STATE
THE PULITZER TROPHY CONTEST TOMORROW

Copyright 1890 nc Evening wla,
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The traditional Cornell Penn game
at Philadelphia will also be on the
holiday card. This game will bring
together elevens that have been very
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-11-24

CGi TremLns and Jack Vote tho good
issthsrwelEnu OF Cleveland. will probably b.
matalsd By Tom MsGipJ 70 meet IA q ton-round
bout Al Gray's ArmoU 10 ClPvslGnd on ths niEht
Of De. .. w0l's has drOpgcd Tho WoOi "Kld'
from hh name ster since Winis "kla' Welt,
q PAIadelphia Was kn0ched out " JohnnE Hlh
IN . bout a. Trrutdn. n. J.
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Bob Martin, the Sensational A. z p. heavyweight
Champion. and Capt Bob Roper clash tonight In
Boston. It IL reported that negotiations are prac-
tieaiiy closed for Martin and Gene TunnUy to boz
nf,sn FUNDS to a decision in Madison Square
Garden Dec. q.
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on HoCount Of the heavy downpour Of rain on
Monday night the gross receipts d the show st
thr Olympia A. A. Of Philadelphia. at which
Joe Buman outpOinted Carl TrymaIne in the
main bout. amounted TO only 5000. BurmAn
rvoeiysi 81 O126O for bis end. WhiIo TreInHlne
t;rsg down SV76
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
Y l(tlll'I H b n sGl11r| Growing
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Al. Darkens Gray Hair.

When you see the first white
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You can easily apply it In the privacy
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Full directions on each bottle. Mail
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Paris, April 12.-Frenss will evac'
uato Frankfort and tho other Ger
man towns occupied last waok rs
soon rs the supreme council, 1T its
forthcoming session at San RENO,
sanctions Gsrmany's military inter
vcntiml In the Ruhr district fer the
purpose OF re-Cstablishing order.
This deeisi9n has finally been
reached AS q result OF the Puris Lon
don diplomatic exchanges Of the last
few days
The British amba ssador, Lord Der
by, handed Premier MiflcraRd a note
this afternoon, in which Britain
again demands that Franca with
draw her troops from the newly oc
cupied German territory.
1t Is now evident that Premier
! Lloyd Georges sea voyage. Foreign
Minister Lord Curzoa's Diplomatic
| illness and the Instructions to the
British ambassador not to take part
| fn~ tho councils hero when they deal
with the, German question are moth
ling but Fart of q shrewd British dip
lonhtio blind" to allow tiInc to
elapse uatil the San Reno pnsotinSs.
HAeil lilo nuPRSha CouuCil VIA OAlcA
ally allow Germany, to, maintain %
certain Number of extra tre9Fs in
the s'Ruhr region until ordar Is re-
!. storsd without 1ncGrrihg penalties
FOR y technically breaking tho ercaty
2ot Versailles .f.d,t sftHss% Gtr1 &kft
NV Fran go at Ia understoo1s will .sapc
tipn such a decision by, the supreme
council, which will open a diFpified
WY for her withdraual" Of the
troops from Frankfort and the oth,
CT towns, ,a'itn Ie.r -
Premier Milleraad and othet mem
bers Of the French cabinet win meet
tomorrow. ana II they agree to the
outlined proposal, which Is calculat.
cd to save Frances dignity, while, at
the same time, meeting the British
Anlerioan and LahaD yiSws. the
Frankfort incident will probably be
considered closed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Now York City, hpril.-The Col
0rcd Mems Department of tho Inter
national Committee Y. M. c. A. will
conduct two important student Y. NJ.
q. A. Officers Training conferences in
c" operation with tho various state
committees OF the Southern and Soth
eastern Departments, during April.
Delegates from Arkansas, West Louis
lana, Texas and Oklahoma will con-
vcne at Prairie View College, April
lo-l9. The following speakers OF
State and National note have been
invited: DR.. II. e. Jones, New Or
leans; DR.. c. V. Roman, Nashville,
President John Hope, Atlanta; Pres.
". T. Holmes, mississippi; Prof. Wal
lace Battle, mississippi; Mr.. b. NJ.
Roddy, Of Roddy Cooperative Stores
Memphis; Prof w. II. Banks, and O.
A. Fuller, Texas; n. l.. Gordan, Tex,
Chas. Harris, Kentucky ana Henry
Attaway, Mississippi. Among the in
vited international secretaries arc:
MAX fergan. DR.. J. &c. Moorland, c..
ii. Tobias; j. b. Watson and r. r..
Weatherby. The conference will be
directed by Mr.. VIM. c. Crave, Inter
national Student Secretary for the
SouthcwestcrR Fold: :,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

I4ouisvillq, Kya April,-The First
Standard Bank of the city, has Sc
cured Wilson Lovett to take entire
charge OF the organization work Of
TIE bank. Nr. Loyett has had wide
experience in business having been
Agency Director OF the Standard
Life Insurance Company since It's or
garisstion until the present date. His
experience and, qualifications make
him eAn 1.n:ly qualified f.: the n
portant position to which I've hos been
appointed. Prior to his seven year
service Mt Tuskegce as Assistant
art business Agent. ard assistant to
the Treasurer Of that Institution. he
made four year study OF banking
and clearing house organization and
methods in Pennsylvania. More thaA.
$7n,Aho worth OF stock has already
been subscribed-and with the assis
tance and cooperation OF the FiGcli
ity and Columbia Trust Co, one OF
the largest Trust companies in the
country, their plans call for
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Tuskogoc, Ala, April.-Dr. Plato
Durham, Dean Of tn, Theoia8lcal Do
par'r cnt q: Emery Gniv isi.y. At
lanta. Ga, speaking In the Institute
Chapel last week, opened the CAIN
paign for the Student life work con
ference OF the Interchurch World
Movement, which WAS hold here
March .26 to 20. In introducing DR..
Durham, Principal Notion tod OF
his connections with the Inter-ltaciai
Committee In Atlanta, and OF DR..
nurhanls fearless and courageous
stand for justice and the square deal
for the Negro. A feature Of the pro
gram was the address Of DR.. p. G..
Change, secretary OF the Chinese Eo~
catienal Commission, which ie visit
Ing the Institute; also an address by
DR.. p. G. Chen. President OF the Pok
ing Teachers College, Peking China
and Chairman OF the Educational
.Qomnaissin. both of whom paitl
most beautiful tributes to Tnskeges.
Booker r. Washington and principal
Motion. AZ he conclusion OF the
exercises. DR.. Chang present
Ell to Tuskexee Institute a elk
Chinese flag upon which was
= sentiment and the signatures OF
the members written In Chinese. The
flag will be bung in the Museum.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
4 E ! RAQnasQgyp M.AnnY, RgQsnsesp VIRGINIA

and House for race which. alta
oil intludes 12.oo0,0oo American citi
zenscTsach g, concession would, react
the, wide World oyer and would up
lift THO dignity OF the entire Negro
race. 1t would atlay much discomfort
beyond these shores and would DO an
example to which reasonable Liberal
"eformers everywhere could point
with hope and approval. 1t Is, of
course obvious that the gravest con
stitutional difficulties would have TO DO
overcome before any such fancy fran
chise' could be established but the
suggestion may DO worth reviying.
IN. Y, World Aril II, 1920
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
AnnnOunceIaent.

MRS. X1fa D. Walior Wishes to an
AsnaleS to Der friends that she Ia now
With B. G. Meyer Jswelry Co., Mum
ber FL w. Broad Street as agent. She
desires the patronage OF her many
crioHaB as this rs the Rrst JewelrJ
SSxARaRy Ia this city 10 employ 8
Colorcd woman AZ it's representative
Wsddlns Presents, Diamonds
Watches, Silverware, Pins and Jew
s4rS af all kinds, Cut Glass, Etc. fol
Eale.
0n Visiting the store give Mrs
Waaer the beneat OF your purchase
Give her q call.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Bordentown, ~. ~ April.-Stu-
cents Of Bordentnwn Colorad indus
trial School k"f@ @wo Concerts III
N"ntcl.ir .t.l G. .. -. hprl. |
&nd 2, respectively. The appearance
IN Montc'ui. Vas IL hillside Audit
forum and was unGer The direction
OF tho &oioIct nraDcn OF the Z. II. e.
a. OF tina: to.:u, o. which G. Fl. Bnl
lock Is secretary. The East Orange
performance was s;iven in the High
School. Fobt. Il. Cox ri the, State
Beard of Education Nave an illus
trat11 tnjh OH the school.
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:. --.-----.-- ---- -, -. -

Mot:n:&. Hasa. Arril.-rhe Rail-
road THr's '";c~fHtio~al DcDoyolcn,
"Ad Industrial Association Aavc g..
:.1s.. = I'll ~ ~" PA"lor. Sleeping
and Chlh car port"rs in tho country
IL attend :, o.J:Tcn;ion to be held in
thc city ~ n"et"s ~: H!oy I. 3 and 6
N Inc N'f '""cI'th n!.,'.'ist& Church.
( q. Her'"rd ~ tNra city IS the preSi
rGHi .! The a,'"nciation. Herbert A.
""nGsun OF Boston is in charge OF
Tie con 'cntiCn arrangements.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
JOINT CONFERENCES HELD.

Union labor's cooperation in an
effort to break the unauthorized
strike OF railroad workers hero was
pledged tonight by representatives
or the four big brotherhbods in con
ference with tho representatives of
The Eastern roads. A statement given
out after the meeting characterized
the strike as "a mob movement" and
asserted it was bound to break"
John G. Walber, labor expert and
secretary OF the bureau Of inrelma
ton OF Eastern railroads, who male
the announcements said 1t was the
consensus OF opinion OF tho brother
hood leaders that the strike would
burn itself out" No said the confer
eAco received information that tnt
strike was easing mp around Chica!
go. Indianapolis, Columbus and 9th
er Western citieS, but remained IN
changed locally"
INC surprieing part about the
strike is tho fact that men who IRE
regarded rs conservative have be.
come lmDregnatcd with radfcalism,' 81
Ap. Walber said: 1.-The strike is one
roStered purely by radical influence. "
1t was announced tho brotherhood
leaders had "triod their best" to
have the men ignore the radical es1
tators who Invaded New York from
Nov Jersey. Previously the brother
heod leaders had mingled with
strikors an! i'yal union msa In New
JERSEY, GrElaE them to respect their
contracts.
The conference tonight was the
first officially held hepe between Ia
Dor leaders and railroad representa-
tiyeS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Tho other man was the great
thought with tho mon of the Y. M.
C. A., last Friday night, and they made
n great hit. Right you are men. You
are following Christ when you try
to help your brother. Keep at it and
you will win in the strength OF
God.
Rev. A. d. DAILY explained the Sun
day School Lesson last Saturday
ern all who attended the class wore
wtll paid for comiRgs j. @''. .
Last Sunday WAS high day with
the boys and inca OF the Y. II. G. A..
A great time was had in the meet
iag for the workers $50 A. N.
10 A. NJ. the committee for the joil
rea5hed the goal. Two prisoners were
won for Christ.
The committee for the city home
| 10 A. NJ. was wonderfully blessed.
The men are happy because they
helped somebody.
4 r. II. at the Y. NJ. G.. A. the boy
meeting WAS great hit. President
Robert Daniel gave them a special
address. Subject: Choosing tho Right
Companion. Master Walter Daniol
led the singing. The hour was 1.-Two
wire.
The open meeting for moa 5:39 =.
III. at tho building was II good ono.
, Every man was active. Subject: Moth
ing But Leaves. Singing warm.
The meeting in the Ranitentiary
| with the women was enjoyed and
lall were happy.
s p. Nj. today you and your friend
are invited to tho building to hear
the explanation Oh the Sunday School
Lesson. ..|"0
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the othar man. +,
At the building e:3s a. NJ. q spec
ial meeting for workers. -
Z .ruN Eilp~ -, .t'Nl ,yt ,... ..e.-t a.
o.6u L. M. Ri nlSn 20 10 Tue slit
st. Baptist Church to the three In
one. DR.. W. q. Reed will deliver n
speuial sermon to the mon Subject:
The Outlook Whom David Met
Goliath. DR.. q. IT. Elrdigsrtt Sab,
| ject: The Strokes In CARVING out .
Man. Nessrs. Matthew'S and Walls
will direct the singing. q -.
Every woman to the 9Th Mt. Zion
Baptist Church to the Three In Ono.
| $3.50 p. NJ. DR.. II. " Peyton and Rev =.
lp r. Flack will deliver a burning
Messngs to the women. : Subject
Christian Women Should Set tho
Pace for oil other Women. Mudamou
Flaek and Deano will direct tho
..inging. Do not leave a woman. Bring
her., Tho over flow will make IL pos
sibie for you to get a scat.
! Everybody Ia asked to help mako
the Three In Ono n blessing to Rici,
mond.
livery home is aekea to have spec
tal prayers for tho r. NJ. G. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
GERMAN OFFICIALS ARN HOT IN
'''~> DENOUHCiNG ENTENTE.
Occupation OF FraRkfCi.t by French
Troops Is Scored ut Meeting
OF National Assembly.

Berlin, April. 12.-Ihe National
Kllmnrnock, the British charge d'nf
faires, and oIher diplomatic repre-
stntativos present. The proceedings
began with a strong protest from
tHrcsideA.' Fehrcnbach against the,
allied Commission in preventing the
upper Silesinn Deputies from attend
irg the Assembly. Herr Fehrenbach
denounced the entente for this "cIr
croachment on the rights of the Ger
man peoples representatives"
Premier Mueller spoke strongly
against the action OF France in the
Rhine region saying: "Senegalese
ore Quartered in Frankfort and are
guarding Goethe's house" Then, re
viewing the events in the Ruhr ro
gion he said that in the confusion fol
lowing tho Kapp uprising the Ruhr
workers were unable to recognize
whether they were faced by loyal OF
'disloyal trops. 4. ~.#.
This atmosphere of distrMst." he
added. "whs exploited by Commun
list wire pullcrs, and instead Of M i'm
prassive w'erkees' iRoYement there
gradually came into existence n '"Red
army. ioNr' ." - -'~..~ Cd"
s. Tho organized workers" Horn
Mueller said, returned to the mines
and factories, but the deludeG cham
r1ons OF Soviet dictatorship remained
IT. arms and were joined by the rab
bic OF the Ruhr area, whose only de
sire was TO exploit lawlessress. This
YRS the situation when the German
government gave permission to the
troops to march into the neutral
zone, Whxe almost the entire popul.:
fi"i vas crying FOR relief from ter
Iorism.'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

INFATUATED BY wA1u SERVXCE
10, NEW AWAKENING Ntotals0f n
SEBKS A NEW PLACH.

Mr.. Wilson is a former meber Of
Parliament. For a considerable
time he represented the London
Daily News as Parliamentary re.
porter and Is now that papers
American correspondent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

WANrBD-A Live Canvasser, male
or female. Much money can be
Mads by the right party. Apply
ala North Fourth Street, Rich
na0kd, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
TRAIN CREWS ATTACKED
Brotherhood Officials Declare Crext
of Strike Has Passed In West.

New York, April l2.--Thc strike
of railroad workers here tonight pre-
scented the most menncing situation
the city has faced since the unauthol
lied walkout began. Freight service
oil the railroads over which come the
balk of the City'S food and fuel viz
|tually was paralyzed and passenger
service, already seriously curtailcd
vas stiA further crippled.
The first act of Federal intcrven
ton came tO6oy whsn armed United
States troops won't into Jcrsey City
to unload stranded mail trains, and
iDep;iftmsnt Of Justice agents elx
tended their Investigations into every
corner Of the New York district
Appeals by railroads for volunteer
workmen and tile campaigns of the
strikers 70 recruit their ranks from
men stih loyal to the roads had he
come more insistent, while strikers
representatives urged crews to quit
work, raAlfoad officials "white COL
lar" employees |ahd volupt eerB were
being drilled for strike breakers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
SITUATION IN METROPOLIS.

Tho situation tonight was as fol-
lows: At .id ~ are !" Is
The only sreight shipments received
during tho day were ''war snscials"
cf solid food trains brought from
Chicago by the New York Central,
aDd&a fow cars which crept In over
the, New Haven and the PennsNlvan
IA
Mail train schedules were general
ly disrupted and motor trucks wore
pressed into service for postal first
id In all important sections. ..
Hundreds OF thousands Of CON-
huters living In New Jersey were
unable to reach their places Of bust
iess In New York. q '.'
Strike sympathizers committed
their first act IF violence when An
iron bar was hurled through the, win
dow OF Central Railroad OF New
Jersey train, injurins a passenger
Train crews Of fonr mail trains OF
the Erie were attacked at, Port Jer
Wis, N. Y, and railroad officials an
Ecunced Port Jervis was absolutely
controlled by tho strikers.
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Food, Facl, MaB and Passenger
Services Seriously Orippied.