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The evening world., 1920-12-10
EIGHT MORE FIRMS
JOIN IN FIGHT ON
CLOTHING WORKERS
PicketS Parade Before Shops
Alleged to Have Locked
Them Out.

Pickets bearing signs on their
breasts reading Locked out by EN-
ployers: Striking for Re-employ-
ment," paced up and down to-day be-
fore shops allied with the Clothing
Manufacturers Association. which is
at determined warfare with the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
What is 10 be the outcome of the
struggle neither side will predict, but
the Needle Trades Alliance OF Amer
lea, representing S95, 900 workers. has
declared through it's Chairman sup
port Of the Amalgamated Workers
A resolution to this effect was
unanimously adopted yesterday at the
organization meeting at the Hotel
McAlpn.
A similar meeting is in session at
the McAlpin to-day, but no state
ment has been given out
This pledge Of support was de-
nounced as a menace to industry and
the country which called for effective
use OF the big stick" by some coura-
geous person, in a statement issued
by Harry A. Gordon, an attorney Of
No. 347 Fifth Avenue, counsel for
various associations OF clothing man
ufacturers, Neither his employers
nor the Clothing Manufacturers AS
sociation paid any heed to the state
ment. Eight new firms we're added
to-day to the list of those which
have, according to the workers, locked
them out
In addition to the picketing, the
The evening world., 1920-12-10

Analgamated Clothing Workers said
that support for the members who
may be affected here would he forth
coming from Chicago. \ telegram
was received from that city stating
that the employers there would not
attempt to ahrogdte their agreements
affecting about 900 workers.
The evening world., 1920-12-10

shipping clerks in a number Of clothing
house have been called ont, organ
izers sent to smaller towns to pre-
vent the opening Of shops and pre-
cautions taken to stop the filing .of
orders in other clothing centres.
President sidney Hillman Of the
The evening world., 1920-12-10

Catherine Consumnns. twenty four,
her sister Laura. tweutyronc, aud tacrr
cousin, Rose Lingo, all Of No 2Ol
Chrystie Street, were to-day fined S2b
each In Special Sessions and sent to the
Tomhs for % day for stealing dozen
pairs OF silk stockings from the Wanna
maker store on NOV. n.
The evening world., 1920-12-10
A Reduction Sale of
Girls OuterWear

offering splendid values, has been augmented
with new assOrtments for Tomorrow
Saturday.
Included are
Cotton MILDLY BIOuses at Sl.65
Cotton Smocks 49,. at los
Crepe de Chime Smocks at $50
Cotton Regulation Dresses, two-piece model,
at S6.75
Rubberized Raincoats at SIS
All-wool Coats, plain or fur-trirnmed,
at $l9.5O
The sizes are mot complete i'm all of the above.
Second FIoOr)
The evening world., 1920-12-10

The Art Needlecraft Department
will have ON special sale
Another Six Thousand FIamks of
Superior Quality
Knitting Warm
at Csc. per hank
There are a variety of the wanted colOrings,
including rose, old BLUE, navy blue, tam, green,
gray-rmixed, blue-nli&ed and brown-mixed,
as we'll as a1l-black and all-wflite.
The price quoted is pl1enOmenaIly low
(Fourth Floor
The evening world., 1920-12-10

Saturday Purchs
WOrmen's Winter Wraps
at the giving price of
$500
will consist of fashionable Wraps i'm the
newest models, materials and colOrs, some
of Them f1r-trimmed; ALL lined throughout
with silk.
Considering the excellent qualities of mate
rial and workmanship used i'm these gar
ments, the price quoted is remarkably low.
CThird Floor)
Evening star., 1920-12-10
Center Country Boxing Fatality to Held Agan Sport
drill FOR SERVICE GAME
Marines Of Quantico and Engineers
of Humphreys Play Here
Tomorrow Afternoon. I

Marines of Quantico and engineers Of
Camp Humphreys are getting their final
drills today in preparation for the serv-
ice sectional foot ball title game to be
played at American League Park to.
morrow afternoon. Coach Vidal, former
West Point star. has groomed the Hum
phreys outfit carefully and expects his
charges to take the measure of the sea
soldiers. Play is to start at o'clock.
The Marines as they take the field
against the Engineers tomorrow will
be identical with the line-up which
has represented the post all through
this season and wound up hard and
successful schedule with ~ draw
at Baltimore last Saturday in the
clash with the Great Lakes Training
Station eleven for the championship
of the naval branch of Uncle Sans
armed forces. Included are such for
mer college gridiron stars as Palmer
of Ohio State. Whall of Minnesota.
Brown of Oregon, Liversedge of the
University Of California. Spicer and
Jones of the Naval Academy and San
derson of the University of WASH
ington. .t
A group of distinguished officials of
the Army and Navy will attend the
game. Large delegations from each
Of the contending camps, accompanied
by bands, will be present.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
With D. G. Basketers

Local and Out-of-town Independent
quints desiring games should COM
municate with Manager Gerald Fergu-
son Of the Silent Five. The team, COM
posed of former Gallaudet College
players, has been practicing for some
while and is ready for action. Chai-
lengcs may be sent to 712 T. street
northeast or telephoned to Lincoln
1OS2-W between $50 and 6:S0 pm.
Rosedale Athletic Club is looking
for contests with 125-pound quints.
For engagements, write T. r. O'Brien,
% Bryant street northeast.
The team representing the y n. c.
A. Day School for Boys downed the
Force School qufnt. to 2. Engel
scored all of the Y teams points.
Grace basketerx, who trounced the
Sherwoods IS to 2. desire games with
junior quints. Manager Richard Hart
er, 1903 30th street, will receive chal-
lengers.
Belmont Athletic Club will visit the
Epiphany gymnasium tonight for a
game with the Comets. Play will
start at o'clock.
Keane Council basketers of the K.
of C. League will practice tonight in
the Catholic University gymnasium.
The drill will start at 1880.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
SERVICE BOUTS CARDED
Four Fights and Battle Royal Ar
ranged for Show at Fort Myer
Wednesday Night.

Shorty Mccain of the 18th Field
Artillery and George Myers of the
Marine Corps. junior featherweights,
have been matched for an eisht-round
bout that will feature the opening
card of the Fort Myer Boxing Club at
the Virginia military post next Wed
nesday night. Jack Smith OF Walter
Reed Hospital and Stanley Trazeck
of the Sd Cavalry. featherweights'
will clash in the six-round SEMI
windup. -
Two lightweight preliminaries have
been arranged. In one. Corp. Charlie
Lamot of the. Sd Cavalry will be op-
posed by Battling Hinkley, member
Of the Motor Transport Corps, while
in the other frankie Francoeur. an
other Sd. Cavalryman. will meet Jose
Rodriguez of the 10Th Field Artil-
lery. Five huskies will mix in bat
tie royal
The bouts will be held in the riding
hall, starting at SIS O'Clock. There
will be seats for more than 1000
spectators Admission cards may be
obtained at the Fort Myer post ex-
change and at the riding hall gate.
Lieut.. c. c.. Mccall, Sd Cavalry, will
be in charge of the exhibition.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
RING CHAMPION BESTED
Wilson 0utpointed by Robinson in
Ten Rounds in Montreal, Ac-
4., aeoerding to Writers. - =.

MONTREAL. December. 1O.-George
Robinson of Boston, Mass. was given
sporting writer's decision over
Johnnie Wilson. holder of the world
;; middleweight boxing championship in
a ten-round bout last night. No ref
eree's decisions are allowed in Mon
treal. ~ e
/ Wilson was knocked down by the
! first blow landed in the opening
round and went down again in the
seventh: Robinson was fioored in the
ninth. : >
ABERDEEN, Wash, December 10
Sam Langford. Boston negro heavy
weight boxer. gained a decision over
Terry Keller of Chicago in a six round
bout last night.
FORT WORTH, Tex, December TO-
Dick Griffith of Fort Worth shaded
Pal Moore Of Memphis in a ten-round
bout last night, according to sport
writer's. They are bantamweights.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
SCHOOL TOSSERS BUSY
Gonzaga, Georgetown Prep, Stew
ard and St. Johns CUNTS
Are in Action Today.

Gonzaga High School and George
town Prep Quints are expected to dis
pose Of their opponents in easy man.
ner in scholastic floor games that. are
being played this afternoon. The Con-
zaga five is facing Stewards Business
College in the / street gymnasium. and
the latter team, despite the expert
ence gained in several hard-fought
games, is not considered strong
enough to topple the downtown boys.
The Vermont avenue team showed lit
tie strength in its opening engage
ment with Gonzaga, while the Hilltop
pers gave Business High good drub-
bing and appear to be almost at top
form. "a
few more games should make the
Gonzaga quint a formidable one for
other scholastic combinations to tackle.
Byrnes. center. and Duffy. guard.
veterans of last years team. are sup
ported by a trio of newcomers that
have developed rapidly under the tute-
lage of Coach Costello. Besides to-
days game, the l street management
has scheduled the following contests:
December II. Catholic University Freshmen
81. Stewards Business College Carroll Insti'
tute): "a. Alumni.
prsps t. m aPH saIy
st. Johns Carroll INSTITUTED: 1s. Central
(CentraD; q. western; "a. Army and Navy
Preps tpendinEj. %. Cathoi)c ,ChVSfslty
Freshmen (Rr0oklandl.
February 8; Georgetewn Props lRyan gym
nasinm): Z. Western tWestern): TO- George.
town Props tGarrett Park): IL. Mount st: 70
seph's: 10, business tBusiness): 10. Mount st.
Joseph's (Baltimoreb: "a, Central tpending).
Eastern High School did some excel
lent floor work in the 21 to Is game
lost to the Gallaudet quint at Kendall
Green yesterday. In Capt. Faber and
Prender. the Capitol Hill quint has
players that will have to be watched
in the high school championship series.
Central Highs swimming team will go
to Staunton, Va. tomorrow for a meet
ing with the Augusta Military Academy
natators The Blue and White. team
will be composed mainly of sophmores
and freshmen. Coach Brunner will
have charge of the squad.
Ed Pugh has been reelected captain
of the. foot ball team at Tech. His play
at fullback had much to do with the
success of the Manual Trainers during
the season recently ended. Pugh is to
graduate from Tech in February, 1922.
Evening star., 1920-12-10

Fighters do not like the padded
floor covering. holding that it slows
up their foot work. Which. in all
probability. it. does. So. in Difference
to. their wishes, it has been the GUS
tom to have the floors good and hard.
The Walker boxing law in New York
covers this point. particularly. and
today boxing promoters and in
spectors received word that fights will
not be permitted. unless the required
inch thickness of felt padding be
placed under the canvas of the ring
floor.
shannon Had Hard Luck.
Poor Shannon played in hard luck.
In the fourth round he had Roberts
knocked out cold, but the bell rang.
saving the Staten Islander. just as the
referee had reached the count of four.
Shannon was of much brawnier build
than Roberts, and when the two faced
each other it seemed a crime to let
the two come together. The Mary
land fighter had queer poise in
action. He thrust both hands almost
Evening star., 1920-12-10
KNlcKS F0RTIFYING FOR
BATTLE WITH NAVY YARD

Determined to lower the coiors Of
their opponent. the Knickerbockers
are "poading'' for their encounter
with Navy Yard at. American League
Park Saturday afternoon. The West
End clobmen have corraled a host Of
ex-coiIege stars and have been prim-
ing them for several days under the
direction Of DIR. Jack Hegarty. former
GeorRetown grfdman. Maryland.
Georgetown, Syracuse and Fordham
players have been drilling with the
Knick aggregation.
The Gunmakers, however. are not
worrying, for Coach Lica riones be-
lieves Navy Yards team play will
more than match individual effort.
The game will be started promptly at
3 O'Clock. -.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
Grif Going to New York
Full of Ideas for Trades

Back from a vacation Of Sew
eral weeks In California. Clark.
Grfmth today IN busy dispOs-.
of a stack of Oftaccumulnted
mail prior to moving ON to New
York for the gathering Of the
base ball clans next week.
GrfH will depart for the big
town Sunday night full of ideas
for b0lsterinE the Nationals
through the medium of trades
OF purchases. He denies definite
offers have been received from
the Yankees or any other club,
but ASSERTS his willingness to
swap talent extensively II an
opportunity II afforded to,
Strengthen his combinntiOn., i,4
Evening star., 1920-12-10

October 1. Swarthmore; 8. Colgate:
Is. Navy; %. Chicago; 20, Virginia.
November 5. Harvard: ~, Yale.
BOSTON. December 1O-west vir-
ginia has requested foot ball game
with Boston College next fall, to be
played here. on October 22.
:. Columbia University: is negotiating
for a foot ball game with Penn State
at the Polo Grounds October %. 1921.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. December 10
discussed at a banquet to be held here
tomorrow night by big ten alumni.
Malcolm B.. Baldridge. Omaha, Yale
tackle 1915 and 1916. has been named
foot ball coach for Creighton Univer-
.sity for 1921. He served as a line
coach at the University Of Nebraska
the past season.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. December TO-
Harvard has succeeded in carrying out
It's plan to find two colleges willing to
participate in the first double header
ever played by q Crimson eleven. Har-;
ward will play both Middlebury and
Boston University September "a.
!, PROVIDENCE. R. l.. December 1s.-t
Dartmouth Brown foot ball rivalry re-
neWed several years ago after a ten
year break wfll be interrupted again
next season. Inability to agree on dates
Is said to be the reason why neither
team could find a place ON its gridiron
schedule of 1891 for the other. I
Fourteen members of the North Caro-
lima foot ball squad and Manager Van.
Noppen have received the N. c. for foot
were honored: Cochran, shepard, Nor
MS. Capt Harrell. Candy. Kernodle.
Pritchard. Poindexter. jacob. Mcdonald.
Lowe. Spaugh. Tenney and Hutchins.
George Foster Sanford will coach the
Rutgers foot ball team next year.
When asked il he would abandon his
work with the team, for which he re-
ceivee no, salary, Sanford said: 81 intend
to remain here until accomplish some
thing"
Wisconsin's share Of the receipts from
five conference foot ball games this fall
was S24,500.
Eugene Meenan Of. New York city
has been elected captain of Tome
Schools 1921 foot ball team. He plays
fullback.
The Tar Heel student newspaper at.
follows: 40
Left end-Hutehins. Carolina.
Lett tackie-Hammett, Davidson.
Left guard-Prit.hsrd Cafolius.
Center-Jaeobi. Carolina
Right suard-Floyd. A. and e.
Eight tackle-Harrell. Carolinu
Right endz-Heckman, Wake Forest.
0uafter-Faucette. A. ana IT,
ifft hah--Johnson. A. and e. -
Right haIf-Rabenhorst wake Rork.t
Fnliback-Guriey, A. and r.
Although the Yale 1920 foot hall
eleven was not up to the standard. il
Droke, all United States records in at
tendance at it's games and it's gate re-.
ceipts About 225.000 people saw the.
eight matches played and the total
gross receipts were in the neighbor-
hood Of 100000.
Ohio State University rooters will
give their team absent" support dur
ing the New Year game with the Iini.
versity Of, California. A. special wire
will be run from the press bog at
Pasadena to the Coliseum Hall at Co
lumbus There the game will be re
produced" on a miniature gridiron on
the floor.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
TRIO TIED FOR NATIONAL
THREE-CUSHlON H0N0RS

CHICAGO. December 10.-Robert
Connefax of New York defeated John
Layton of St. Louis in the final round
of the national three-cushion billiard
tournament last night, Is to 53 The
victory threw the tournament into q
three-cornered tie between Cannefax
Layton and Clarence Jackson of Kan
sas CITY. Early in the day jackson
defeated Angie kieckhefer of Chi
cago. 10 to 20. The trio start a play
off today.
Cannefax., the present titleholder;
Layton and Jackson each won two
games and lost one Kieckhefer An
ished last. with three defeats.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
WHEATLEY WINS MATCH
IN D. C.. CUE TITLE PLAY

George Wheatley, District champion
was hard pressed by John Tolson in
every frame of last nights match in
the pocket billiard title tournament
at Grand Central Palace before be
achieved a victory by 100 to 49, Toll
son frequently pocketed difficult shots
to start rallies and kept the title
holder on edge all the way. Wheatley
made runs Of 90 and 49, while Toll
sons best innings were 13 and H. II
was Tolson's first defeat in the tour
neys
Tonight at o'clock Walter Assay
and Daniel Free1and will meet.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
PONIES TO GO IN STYLE
Mounts for q. s. Poloists to BE
Sent to England to Become
= Aeclimated for Match,

NEW YORK, December 1O.-special
cabins" were reserved today in the hold
of the steamship Old North State for
the forty pedigreed ponies that will
carry the American polo players in
their International matches in England
next June. The "cabins'' are padded,
lighted and ventilated.
Besides special corps of trained
grooms for the ponies. a veterinary sur
geon has been assigned them.
1t was decided to ship the ponies
abroad at this time in order that they
may be thoroughly acclimated for. the
games. -
Evening star., 1920-12-10
Gallaudet and Loyola
Fives Clash Tomorrow

College basket balls 1920-21
season here will be formally.
opened tomorrow night at Ken
dali Green, where the GaIlaudet
quint is to encOuntert the hve
from Loyola College OF Baltf-
more. The frst tOss-up will oe-
cur at 8 o'clock. Capt. Bayne.
La Fountain, Selpp, Benedfct
and Boatwright probably will
start for Gallapdet. These men
were given work-Outs In yester-
days practice game with East
ern High School. LOyOln, In
contests played at home this
week, has shown q fast, accu-
rate passing game. - y
Evening star., 1920-12-10
TIGERS TO PLAY POLO.
Twenty in Squad-West Point and
Other Teams to Be Met. -,

PRINCETON. N. j.. December 1o:'-
Princeton will be represented by polo
team next spring for the first time. A
squad of twenty players, all members
of the Princeton Field Artillery: Bat
talon, have reported for the sport and
began work this week on the riding
field. a ,i
Arrangements are being made for in.
door matches with West Point and
Durald's Riding Academy. while more
extensive spring program is being
worked out. The schedule probably will
include matches with Harvard and Yale
which are also inaugurating the game.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
Pennsylvania Golf Body
Stands by. the u. S. C. A.

PITTSBURGH, Pa.. December
IO.-Thc executive committee OF
the Western Pennsylvnnia Golf
AsscciatiOn. said to represent
10000 golfers in this district,
condemned the action of officials
Of the Western Golf Association
In their stand for revision Of
rules and pledged allegiance to
the United States Golf AEsocia-
tfon. in n resolution made pub
lie here today.
Evening star., 1920-12-10
REFUSES HOPES TERMS
Horemans Declines Title Billiard
/ Match on Basis of Winner
Take ALI,

NEW YORK, December 1O.--Efrorts
to arrange a billiard match between
Willie Hoppe, re-established cham
pion. and Edouard Horemans, Euro
pean titleholder. have come to naught
at least temporarily.
Whether the match can be arranged
later depends upon Horemans' ac-
ceptance of Hopes terms. according
to r. p. Benjamin. the latter's mana
ger. who said Hoppe would insist on
a winner-take-all contract for re-
ceipts. 1t was said the Belgian
manager insisted on a 60-40 contract
Horemans today is en- route to Chi
cago. where he will play number
of exhibition matches.