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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

back TO Cuba.
As a timely hitter Frisch outranks
Honrsby.
Frisch bafted In II runs In ITO
games for an average of 700. Horns
by batted I'm 81 runs In LAB games
with the average OF $50
To Frisch In attributed the long
winning streak OF the. Giants last
summer that made them pennant
contenders the last few weeks Of the
season.
From the day Fnsch rejoined the
team after an Illness they began TO
play ball. His pep, speed, timely
hitting, occasional smashes hyper
dermicked" the whole team.
A timely hitter>is the best bet On
any ball club.
The batter who can hit IN the
pincbes Is worth more TO club than
Babe Ruth 20 far as winning pen
nants is concerned.
Frtsch hit only go. but be con
nected when hits meant runs oftener
than any other National Lacquer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
DEMPSEY WILL DEFEND
CROWN IN PORTLAND

think my stamina will get him then.
AS for the other hcayyweiahts IN
the game. they will have "a chance 10
beat me None OF un can stand up
II hit hard enough In the right spot.
l would probaiy 80 down Just az
easy as tho next fellow II one OF
my opponents should get TO IN" with
a crusher. We arc all Just human
beings. after all My moo,o Is Crack
them first
Dempsey win leave today for Los
Angeles TO complete work on n mo.
ton picture. kcarns. accompanied
by Joe benjamin.. one of his stable
OF boxers departed for Now York
this morning.
NEW YORK. Jan. sT,--whcther
the Dempsey Carpenter match for
tho worlds boxing title will b held
In Canada may be decided hero to
day.
Ter Richard. one az the promoters
OF the $500 900 AFFAIR. WINS scheduled
for a conferences with C. r. Graham
and r. o. Coodspced. members OF the
Eastern Canada Securities. Ltd. n
syndicate which 10 seeking to obtain
the battle for Montreal. This group
was said to be ready to offer 500. 900
for the match.
Richard said legal steps would be
taken shortly TO transfer 10 him from
Charles II. Cochran. London pro-
motor. and William A. Brady. New
York theatrical man. all rights in tho
promotion OF the match. Brady an.
nounccd he was prepared 10 act In
this matter for both himself and
Cochran.
Jack kearpz. manager OF Jack
Dempsey. Is expected here some time
next week 10 talk over the situation
with Richard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

PORTLAND, Jan. sT.---Jack pemp-
ssy has been signed to box 10 rounds
for the heavyweight championship In
Portland some time IN April. accord
ing TO announcement by Jack
Kearns. manager OF the champion.
and Matchmaker Evans OF the Port
lard boxing commission. which will
stage the show.
pcmpsey's opponent has not yet
BEEN selected. but IL IL believed Frank
Moran win get the first call. due TO
his recent victory over Joe Beckett
Ia London
Tho bout would b. the ffr-t world
chanpionship anair ever held In
Portland. and the FIRST west Of the
Rocky mountains since the 3oround
game IN California was discontinued
about seven years ago. II IL planned
TO stage the match In the lnternt.
tionai Livestock building. a structure
capable Of seating a si4o.eoo crowd
Manager Kearns. In spanking OF
the proposed battle. said: Fans get
tired OF just reading about cham
psons, so 1, IL up to q real champ
10 give as many Of the boxing follow
ers as possible glimpse Of him In
action. even tho II Is only an exhibi.
ton. arm exceedlngiy gratified
that II has been possible TO start
Dempsey hero In n real battle, In
which his worlds title VIII be at
sta ke."
Dempsey boxed n dxround exhibi.
ton here last night with Terry
Keller. OF Ogden. In which the cham.
pion had considerably difficulty In
keeping Terry on his feet for the
entire session. Jack looked like n
champion. boxed Ike champion.
and convinced Portland fans that he
is entitled to his crown. Discussing
his coming match with Carpenter.
he said.
Georges is as tough a proposition
as could be dished Up To me. have
never seen him box and care little
about his speed or ability to hit with
his right hand. ! viii be I'm the best
condition of my career when I face
Carpenter. and should he be fit to
outspecd me for 10 or IL rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

Tweniysix boxcr for n bouts
have been lined up for the show. AL
of them. with tho exception OF Young
Hector. have donated their services
Druxinman hopes 10 get hold OF Hec
Tor today, and a. h. cxpcssext thatrths
Bremerton heavy will willingly do
nate his services
Tho bouts lined up arc.
i-gsenson W. Wopp
,-Ciaoo vs.. Sugar.
3--vitro vs. Quinn.
davidson vs.. Neil
5--Jordan Va. Harmon.
6-Mltchell W. Zukowsky.
s-Wtnters ". Boxarth.
Stage ". Zuxu.
9-F. Pete W. Jackson
io-Scroy ". Hammond.
fl-fior~s ". Langford.
is-Rogers vs.. Casey.
t3--Herman W. Hector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

MAKES
GREAT
FINISH
nv LEO n. I.AssEN

Making wonderful finish, James
4cCrath. the dark horse OF tho en-
|ries. won the finals In Tho Star ice
racing championship at the Arena
n<t night. defeating Phil Dons,hue.
le3o champion. after a thrilling race.
NcGrath passed Donahue ON the
pal turn and won out In a last des-
fHte sprint down the straight-away
front OF the press stand. beating
nshuo 70 the finish limo BY a few
bt.
The race was over a is.iap course.
ztcad OF IL, as billed. The skaters
Antcd 10 race a fun milo.
Jim Price finished third and Paul
apin came In poor fourth. Buster
own quit after the 10th lap.
Price. who was in the lead during
y early part OF the race. claims he
~ fouled at about the eighth lap,
hen Brown. who was skating right
hind him. forced one OF the other
Eaters To run into Price. hut as
rown didn't finish the race. II was
hnccessarv to disqualify him.
The men started with nonahuc
living the pole. Tho other men were
rung across the starting line as fol-
wx: McGrath. Brown. Price. Cha
b. The men drew lots for position.
Al the start Mc1;rath grabbed the
" and kept the lead until the
ird lap. when Price went into first
ncc. The rest OF the men were
nnched.
From the third to the eighth lap
= men raced around tho rink. taxi
~ things easy. They were running
. the following order. Price. Nc
3rath- Brown. Donahue and Chaplin.
hey were all closely punched.
Just before the beginning OF the
tnth lap Donahue sprinted and
u'ept into the lead on the straight.
ray. with McGrath right on his
De>s Price fell back a little. Brown
aished one more lap and then re
I'D while Chaplin was being steadily
ttdixtanccd.
Donahue and McCrath continued
sweep away from the rest OF the
I'D. and II developed into a race for
T. pair. With Donahue IN the lead
M half lap 10 so. I; looked like
c61mpossibiiity for McGrath 10 pass
ye2cu the two remaining turns. hut
k~tk>' ffnal turn McGrath. By some
1ever skating. slipped around Dona-
hue and swept across the finish line
winner II was "A beautiful finish.
Mis- Doris Ferguson presented the
yinnsr with a silver trophy. and the
Decond and third place winners. with
asofr PRIZES. Donahu~ receiving q
Dnir Of skates donated by A G. Spal-
L|ng. ard Price . sweater.
Clint Fasr acted a. starter. and NJ
- au1nted By Ike Staples on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
PREP CAGE
TEAMS PLAY
TODAY

with Queen Anne and broadway
furnishing tho main attraction at the
broadway gym. the sir high school
basketball teams were billed TO swing
into action In this third games VI the
season this afternoon.
The other games find Lincoln play
ing at West Seattle and Franklin at
Ballard. AL games were TO start
at $50.
Queen Anne In tied with Lincoln
with two siraights. while broadway
has broke even In two starts. losing
the opener 20 Lincoln. A loHs for
Broadway today will Just about
knock the Tigers out OF the running
for the city title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
BACSHAW
WILL
COACH
wv" TEAM

Enoch Bagrhaw. Everett high
school coach. has been selected TO
lead washington's football team for
the next three years. lie was ap.
pointed TO the post by the Univer-
sity Of Washington board Of con.
troll last night
His contract has not been signed
as yet. but he has slRnified his
willingness TO coach Washington
teams.
Bagshaw In strictly Washing
ton product. as he was player on
Washington teams for four yearr.
He has been turning out winning
teams at the Everett high school
fer the past nine years.
He will take over the football
team In the fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Playfield Cage
League Results

- following results were regis
~ b The PiayfieId Basketball
0nUus lase night:
~ Lincoln high schooa--B. r. Day
1un1ass ~. University Juniors 81: B.
y. nay Intermediates IS. University
lnesrmediates 10.
AT Collins playfeid-Baiiari Jun
lngu -, HIawatha Juniors "a. Ballard
Intermediates IS. HIawatha Interme.
dlntes o.
AZ south Park--Souffi Park Jun
iesp ~. Collins Juniors 10; South
rMrk Intermediates .. Collins Inter.
nnedtate. IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
TENDER BEATS
w. JACKSON

MILWAUKEE,. VIE, Jan IT,
Lev Tender. Of Philadelphia. de
clsively proved his right for chance
~ ne lightweight crown held by
Kenny Leonard. when he slammed
nvEute Jackson, OF New York, at win
With his port side mitt in their 10.
round bout before the National Ath-
.1oa1c club here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
FARMER
BEATS
DEVERE

PORTLAND. Jan 27s--Frank Far.
mer. OF Tacoma. received the do
eialon after he and Bob Dcverc had
hung on for 10 rounds at the NIL
waukie arena last night The bat
ticrx wero threatened with cjection
from tho ring IN the sixth " they
didn't fight. and they did . little
bettar after that
Sammy CordoHHand Babe Herman
staged a real fight. the call going
20 Herman ut the close Of the final
round. the sixth.
Young sam f.angford smashed his
way to a alx-round decision over
Freddie Adsc. OF rrtaluma. Cal.
Yost sehmeer won a dx-round 80
with Battling zuzu. Of Manila
PORTLAND. Jan. .7.-s,atc-
menis which were published here
today 10 the effect Jack Dempsey
had been signed 10 defend his title
in Portland some time In April
agaIna, an opponent 20 b. selected
by the Portland boxing commits
sion, were denied by Jack Kearns.
manager of the champion. just
before he left today for New York.
where he will confer with Tex
Richard regarding coming contests
with jess willard and Georges
Carpenter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
CITY CAGE
LEADERS
BATTLE
TONIGHT

The leadership Of the City basket
ball league will be az stake tonight
w h. en- the M~Dougall-So uthwick
team. champions Of The Star league
last year. battles the Northern Life
ave. rated as one Of the strongest
outfits in the city. al the Crystal
Pool tonight
Tho Eekmann Furniture Co. five
will tangie with the Y. M. q. A.
In tho first TIT tonight, the Noble
Post and Silent Frat game being
shifted TO Saturday night.
The FIRST game starts AT p. m. and
the second mix an hour later.
Tho big teams will line up as fol-
lows:
MseDouE. Position Nor. fAfe.
Smith ...-- Forward. 1911. taffay
rrayn -.---- Forward. ..---.. Munsori
Woods $4,000. Center .---. burrows
ffaatk 1890. sNuard -------- Otfftpn
Davidson 80. Guard. .--.-.-.. ksftls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
MGRATH WINS STAR ICE RACING FINALS
I9%E2I
|GH1tSIs5S

Bobby Wallace. former ~. Louis
sbovtstop, who ranked one Of the
greatest short -fieideru Of all time, ~
breaking Into the game again ~
manager. He will pilot the mu-ioH-o
team In tho Southwestern league this
summer.
chriaty Mhthewn9n has = record OF
winning every game he pitched against
this ~ Louis Cardinals for five ysara
Cesrre Kelly. former tictevis first
bassn,so, played in 1856 gsmss for the
New York Giants last year and tied
Rogers iiernsby la the reossd Of
knock Ing in runs-st.
Tn. 81. Louis team led this National
league In this department. knocking IN
tai runs. while the brooklyn team
knocked IN see and finished third. while
New York was second with $40.
George Sister. -. Louis first -aaetsf,
who led tho American league IN hitting
last year with mark Of .fof. did some
mighty consistent btngiing as he hit In
all but "a games out Of $50 that he
played In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
FRISCH
CAN'T
BE
BOUGHT

.AkK FRIBCIf In
a ball player with
out price.
when McCraw
offered 1900 600
more or iees-and
four players for
Rogers Hornsby.
Branch Hickey,
fiornnby's keep
or. said:
"A1i RICH {,
J 0 h n. IL you
throw In Frisch."
Then McGraw
hung up the re-
ceiyer and went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
STANFORD
WINS
AGAIN

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Jan. 37.-stanford'a championship
basketball five won Its second
straight game from tho oregon Ar.
Tics hero iast night BY a 81 10 70
count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

The knights Of Columbus team
wailoped the Puget Sound Paper Box
five at the X. Of c. gym last night
by score Of q TO 20, In q close
t,ame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
NETS
BACK
in PUCK
LEAD

Seattle ~ back In first place In
the Coast hockey n,ce again today.
thanks 20 some remarkable play
Ing by Big Jim Riley.
With Vancouver two goals TO tho
good Riley shot swo beautiful goals
In tho second period. both ipsu'
yidual efforts that were swell ahoth.
His second shot followed &c sec
onds after the first
Tho winning goal was scored In
the third period. Morris taking n
pass from Riley and sending n into
the neta.
Vancouver took tho lead In the
first period when Skinner scored
from Harris and added another
when skinner again scored. thia
time on a pass from ]. Adams.
Vancouver played defensive
game during tho first period. but
Seattle had the upper hand after
Riley found the not An tho second
session.
rstv IIvEurs
Vancouver. Position 0~sf,ieA
fehman ........ Guard. Holmes
Cook ........ frft dafsns~. .-..... Rows
Duncan .....fuHht defsass. Hickey
Msekay $780,. Rover s....--.- walker
Skinner .....HiEht defense. 49, Norris
Harris ......Lefs d~fsns.. Mlsy
y. Adams......s. crntnr. ......- foyston
FIRST PERIOD
Riley n p~osiise~i thrve useuutea
Htinss~s srore~ on IsNss FROM 1ssP~
u. In FRONT ss tho nets after msr-
hi. had carried Tn. pack srsusd The
Seattle Gasi I1m~; tfoo.
Riley returns 60 game.
Tebin replaces Morris ~ viwss wing for
Seattle.
SECOND rKniop
Morris replaces T.bin 81 right wing
fsr seattle.
skiaaev .es~~s vsnessve~'s s~ossA
goal On = pes. frvm =. Adams after
Adam. had CARRIED the psek iosa
the right eide Of the loo. The pass
wss right In froot II the nets and
stisn~r sec~~i i-sfas~ Iteinses ssaid
cover the shot. Time rires-
Riisy score. foe settle. mskis9 .
pretty PLAY 90 . res"snd fresH sse Of
his eWu shots. lie eauxht the pusk
ea the bcane~ and ps.hed u int~ the
nets ~ ~s- . wesasrfsi piece ~
stiek handling. Timei Siaa.
Riley tie. the .cs~~ ssv s~sati~ BY
netfing . terrific sbst from center
ice sbsnt Is feet cot ys~f 10 seconds
after his fir~t gssl. u was . Ips~es-
fui shos s0sf Lehman dtdnt heve
chance 10 step %. rfmsf fts.
THIRD rEHfOD
S"vvss s~sv~. On pcs. fv~@ wiery.
driving the Peck into the nets frssn
the right wing. Riley esrvted the
paek davis the eeoter NJ the s~s ard
drew tho Nsaevaver defense Ia the
center Of the bee. ue passed - Mo-
rss. shs ws- uncovered. ssd nersi~
ssnt hssne . wicked shet. Time Elsi.
Totin replaces Morris
Murray replaces foyafon.
u. Adams replaces akinber.
akiwrsF replaces Maekay.
fofa,en replaces Mufrsg.
Skinner replaces y. AdanaA
rsferee--~wtck~y fon.
Coal smplrer--HAmiisoa sDd Next
trick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
CITY PIN
MEN BOWL
TONIGHT

Tonight the City league bowiers
viii roll their weekly games with the
Eagles and E.lka No. furnishing tho
feature match. They roll on the Or
phoum alleys
Tho complete schedule for. tonight
follows:
IDEAL ALLEYS
rnion TaiiorN W Huh~n Cafe.
cheasiy'a We Orrheufns.
Eiks Ne. " Kippe'a Cafe.
EMS ALLEYS
Denly Truck Va Eiks 30. 1.
X. y. Brooks Va Lumhsrner-
oRruEuM ALLIES
Elks No. vs. Eagles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

Lady Luck won't buy the baby
any more shoes on some OF the ball
clubs this hitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

The most for your
money. the best for
your IN o u I h, the
aafsst for your
health. is the guar
nnteo given by
DIR EDWIN =.
BROWN
sesttt~'s Leading
Dental office
log Columbia ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

PULLMAN. Jan. z7.--orcgon's
cage team defeated W. S. G. here last
night by a SO TO IS count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
TIIE IINEurs


Riley n p~o.iisc-i thrve us1ssseA.
stinp~s sra~r~ on . I.Nss from isas~
". len FRONT ef the meta after Msr-
his had eawvted Tn. pack around The
Seattle goal. Tfm~i tfoo.
ttiiry returns Go game.
Tebin replaces Morris ~ viwss wing 10
seattis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
Annual Meeting
Y. NJ. c. A.. Tonight vii! Elect = Di-
rcctors-SoCial to Follow

Everything IS in readiness for the
annual meeting 9! the Y. VI. G. A., at
the Westminster Buildilr this even
ing at O'Clock The men Of the city
have been generally invited 20 at
tend the meeting this evening as no
membership cards have been issued
the past year and practically every
man in the city Is member Of the
Community Y.s191. c: A."
The present board of directors will
,be the hosts this evening and. they
plan to -anake sthc. evening a. vesy
=gIeasant pne .ori.aIi who attend The
Building will no seated for moving
pictures and, a popular mems Feature
finn Will be- 5trtIfqslowe,l by u good
comedy. Tn" &;otion pisture ontfit
recently given the association Will BE-
used in presenting the show.
lmn,cdiatev following the pic
tures Presid"nt c. c. Lamond and
Treasurer Caro- Pierce will give
their annual reports, and it is said
that both will Lave very gratifying
cccounts to render for the first years
activity of tn new Organization. A
new board ~t directors vii! then be
elected. seven men for one year.
seven for tive wears. and seven for
three wears.
The nominating committee, Urban
6 Lambert, chairman, with c. c..
Lamond and Judge J. X. n. Norton.
met last week md selected repre-
sentative list &: names fcr the board
and as the me-! will also have an op-
pcrtunity to i:q,airate from, the floor
iris evening, ii i assured that the
Y. NJ. c. a. vii, have the strongest
possible goverplrG body during the
next few years
After the business session the La
dies Auxiliary OF the ''f' vii! serve
refreshments for the crowd and this
body's reputation for doirg things
well is sufficient guarantee ct,thc-cH-
cslence of the refreshments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
TOO MUCH TALK SPOlLS
PLANS OF SMUGGEERS

New York, Feb. A rusr By
detective and the accidental over
hearing Of a conversation a:op Fifth
avenue bus caused raids on TWO ships
in New York I!al'bor, yesterday, and
the seizure Of more than $50, 900
worth of dru%S on the one, and
whisky, laees, rcvolvers and other
goods on the rrher.
Thcmas f. Rush Customs Survey
or of the port. was riding on the top
.! bus lasr week and overheard two
men in conversation say il was an
easy matter TO Smuggle goods off
ships. He found the men were con-
nected with The steamer Fort Pitt
Bridge. which arrived recently from
Eigo, Spain.
A searching Earty was sent to the
ship and under several tons of ccal.
fifty-one bott'cs Of whisky We're
found and. in cargo hold several
thousand dollars worth Of laces, lin
gerie ard cthr" articles were stored.
The drug raId was carried out on
board the steamship Florence Luck
cnbach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
REVIVAL MEETING AT THE
FREE METHODIST CHURCH

The revival meetings at the Free
Methodist Church, 424 South Lee
Street, continue to increase n in
terest. Rev. r. w. Sandersch preach
ed most excellent sermon to large
and attentive congregation yesterday
morning, Last night the church was
filled about to its capacity, and the
attention that was given to the
preaching of the old time gospel by
Mr.. Salderson, was very good. Great
meetings are expected this week. Mr..
Sanderscn is seventy-five years Of
age. but he is remarkably vel pre-
served ard is much more vigorous in
his pulpit min!serations than many
younger preachers. All are invited to
come and hesr him. Meeting every
evening at 7.30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
w. o. D. Case Thursday
:.
Alleged They Failed to Obey Order
of State Corporation COM
mission sia

On Thursday the Washington and
Old Dominion Railway Company has
been summoned to appear before the
commission and show cause why
they should not be fined for defying
the commissions order and not put
ting into effect {, better schedule on
the Bluemont Division. The COM
pany has already been fined amounts
aggregating 1880 for failure to
obey the commissions orders OF De-
cember / calling. for better service in
number OF ways. The company:
has shown no apparent disposition to!
give it's patrons adequate service ever
in the face of the commissions eX-.
plicit orders and have appealed every:
fine to the supreme court CT appeals.
Attorney c. Vernon Ford, of Fair,
fax, declared last week that he had:
instructions to appeal every fine lev,
led against tn. company by the COM.
mission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
Virginia Ship Corporation
Secures Permanent Injunc-
tion Against Board
HEARD IN RICHMOND
Board Endearorcd TO Withdraw Ships
Shipping Beard has Till Feb.
16 to Give Accounting of Contracts

Judge Edmund Wadiiil in the Fell
era! Court at Richmond on Saturday
granted the Virginia Shipbuilding Cor
porat;on permanent injunction
again:. tie United States Shipping
Board by the terms OF which the Ship
ping Board is restrained from :nter-
ferrins with the operation Of the
ships built at Alexandria. This is the
first step on the part Of the ship
building company TO assert its rights
and protect its interests in connec-
ton with its shipping board con-
tracts.
About two months ago, the United
Se.pteS Transport Company which is
allied with the Virginia Snipbui!ding
Cooperation, decided to place the
ships which had been built at Alex
andria into the run between Atlantic
ard Pacific ports. because this is con
ceded TO be very profitable business.
The Shipping Board attempted to
withdraw the ships and place them
out OF commission along with sew
crai hundred others in the Jamcs
River. Judge Waddill on Saturday
commented upon the desire Of the
agents Of the Shipping Board - ope
rate their own vessels in this trade
to the exclusion of ships which were
under purchase by private interests.
Judge Waddill has also given the
Shipping Board until the fourteenth
If February to answer the Virginia
Ship ouilding Corporation suit for an
accounting growing clt Of their sew
eral contracts with the Board. The
shipblild:ng company has presented
It's figures to the Board but the lat
Ter has thus far failed TO Substanti-
ate It's charges.
Officials of the Virginia Shiphuisi-
:ng Corporation felt today that mat.
ters would be, adjusted very soon:
WREN the accounts arc placed before
master in equity
The first ship to sail on the new run
from New York 20 San Franciseo is
the, 'fCcIip II. Livingstone whichsis
now receiving cargo in New York for
the west coast po:rlS.