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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
GOSH! EDDIE
is MALICNED
FRICHTFULLY

TT has been broadcasted ihruout the
4 country that Carl Tremaine put
Eddie .O'Dowd 20 sleep IN quick time
las, Deseration Day at Youngstown.
Get II straight. boys get Il straight.
Eddie and Carl have never boxed.
u was Phil O'Dowd who took the
mat and not Eddie.
Phil o'Dowd Is also bantam and
halls from the same town. SO In all
due respect TO Eddie We must be i'm.
pressed
Eddie ODowd Is the boy who bat
tied Johnny Buff 80 gloriously last
May lie is entirely innocent Of ever
suffering a knockout az the hands OF
Tremaine or any other boxer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

cads Athletic clubs Arena SMOKER
when Jimmy clabby. the willy Aus
trallan. hooks UP with Gordon Mo
Kay. Coast mlddieweight champion.
In the main event.
Mckay has spent many a pleas.
ant evening in a Seattle ring. care
fully piling up a majority OF points
and fosing his younger and often
more rugged opponents with a per-
feet defense.
Tonight. from all indications. the
champion viii be met at his own
game. Jimmy clsbby. II cannot Be
denied. Is 81 an age where his
years are telling: his eyes. however.
operate without spectacles. the old
head IL a. smart as ever. and hs
sfin can step fast enough 20 dis.
courage the ambitions Of many an
ambitious young middle.
Eight or 10 years ago Clabby was
one OF the best uiddleweiThts 70 be
found In the universe: he Is std
good.
The slx.round hezdliner looms up
as a tit OF real main-event clae.
Mckay IL one OF the hcadiest boxers
In the West. The dope favors him
10 retain his crown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

trail figure Of interest Fourteen
cars. piloted by the cream Of the
worlds racing talent, and represent.
ing nearly every make Of racing
gas demons" are entered.
Joe Thomas. Roscoe Searies.
Tommy Milton and Harry Hartz are
among tho listed pilots.
In preparation. the speedway track
has been carefully Inspected and re.
paired 90 a state OF perfection.
spilntered surfaces have been care
fully honcd down. and weak places
repaired with asphalt
The greatest crowd IN the history
Of Tacoma racing IN looked for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
FIVE COB
MfLI.ERS BILLED

Sailors who take advantage OF the
haifpricc admission 20 men IN uns.
form VIII have an interest in five Of
the six bouts. In every nift fest
excepting the Mckay Clabby debafe,
a larry sailor viii sit in one corner.
Harry sutton. lightweight cham
plon OF the Atlantic and Pacific
fleets. will meet Morgan Jones Of Ia.
coma IN the semi-windup.
Sutton appeared here once before
in a torrid four.round go with hardy
Joe Black. The sailor champ looked
like a real glove pusher that evening.
but his impressive start came 10
sort OF anti-climax thru lack Of condl.
ton. lie is said to be In the pink
for tonight.
Jones is a rugged type OF miller.
with give.and-take style OF battling
matching that Of the sea dog. The
battle should give the dollar boys a
treat
Most OF the sailors are unknown
quantities. as few OF them have boxed
in the Northwest
A lad from the Pennsylvania
Sailor Ramos. viii argue out the spe-
cisi event with Frankie Britt OF Ia
coma. Britt Is one Of the fistic gem
try who depends upon his good right
fist 10 bring ring glory. rather than
the acumen Of his noodle. and as the
sailor is said 10 be ditto in disposition.
the go looks good on paper.
Frankie Green. local colored ban
tam. win also wrangle with q selecs
ton from the Navy personnel. one
Sailor viIiane. Green has developed
rapidly OF late. and the sailor viii
have TO step to beat him.
In the two preliminaries. Sailors
Harry FOX and Joe Wagner will step
four rounds with Eddie Moore and Al
Cover. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

DOUBLES
CHAMPION

For the first time in not history
a western team won the inaercolleg
late tennis doubles title Saturday,
when Phil Ncer and James Davies.
stanford. defeated Lucicn y. WIN.
Jams and q. y. Wheeler. Yale. Sc.
50. Ga.
Lucien r. Williams Of Yale cap.
iurcd the singles title By smothering
wray Brown Of Washington Uni'
veraity. ST. Louis. ca. 81. 10.
The courts were in poor condition,
az Philadelphia. where the matches
were played. due 20 heavy rains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
COASTERS BID
FOR NET TITLE

Two OF the Pacific COASTS leading
women tennis stars. Miss Mary X.
Browne. runner up to Mrs. Molla
Bjurstad Mallory In the National
Championship tourney In 1921. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Bundy. former ma.
tional champion. have signified their
intention to enter the tourney which
will be played at Forest Hills. N. ",
this year says New York wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
KNUDSON VS..
SPIERS FOR
CLUB CROWN

Springiug a surprise by defeating
Forrest Watson In the scmi.finais OF
the 1929 Inglewood club champion.
ship tourney. Ted knudson went into
the finals Saturday and will play
off the deciding match with Clark
Spicrs Tuesday.
Knudson turned in II. winning
by and I.
Fourth OF July Journeys are also
announced for the jefferson Park.
darlington and Seattle Golf clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
BOTH SUZANNE
AND MOLLA WIN

WIMBLEDON. Eng. July s.--Mlle.
Suzanne Lepglen confined her vic
torious way in defense OF her Euro.
pean tennis title when she defeated
Miss coiyer In two love sets today
In the British championships. Mrs.
Molla Mallory. American champion.
also survived another round when
she defeated Mrs. Parton. British.
90, s-1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
DE TURRENNE
is NET WINNER

In n hardfought match in the
finals for tho mems Inland Empire
tennis singles al Spokane Saturday.
Leon DE Turrenne OF Seattle defeat.
ed Herbert suhr OF San Francisco.
ga. 40. G.3. 60.
Beardslee Merrill took the Junior
mems singles title by winning over
Armand Marion OF Seattle. 90. SO.
Cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
FORBES BILLED
TO BOX JONES

Bert Forbes and Morgan Jones
Will headline the Tacoma Athletic
clubs smoker Thursday night. In
the other bouts, Mike De Pinto boxes
Mario Guida: Bobby RECTOR fights
Charley Maels: Jimmy Smith steps
with KID Davis. and Kid Shane and
Oie Olson open the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
WALTER HAGEN LOSES

NEW YORK. July 3.-Walter
Hagen. new British open champion.
and Joe Kirkwood were beaten yes.
ferday by r. u. Armour and Cuthbert
Butchart by a score OF 2 and 1 at
the Wcstchester Baltimore club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

PHILADELPHIA. July BATH.
more was ordered 90 soil three OF its
star players or have the draf, forced
on the league. a. the recent meeting
Of tho intefnationais. II IL reported
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
Entries for Big
Swimming Meet
Open This Week

As all preliminary arrange.
ments for The Woodland
park swimming meet. to be held
during the first two weeks IN
August. have not been completed.
entry blanks viii not he pub.
iished until the latter part Of this
week.
From date Of first publication,
the blanks will appear IN each
issue OF The Star until August l.
when entries win close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

"|07I7T7NTT TTTT|Ef F7E"T7'" II -
Wssny :. charge defeat - hoWssny.
A. b.i.--pff ArWssrY ts Hlss ba,tsa =.
orr NcWseny q. Runs scored -cff Nc.
Wssny e. Huns fssgansibls for Mo
NssnY :. usess E. see J. struck saut -
~ AcNssHf =. ~ afsss !. - see q.
hssss On bsiis-or MeNssnY 4. off SEE
q, or Dress !. Hsms run Eidfet Trua
base hits-~t.ahs. \, Adams Eiifan sac.
rlfire hitsms. Adams nsfneT Runs
hsttsd 10 bsrnep, Rhsns. Tells. sfvfspf.
kldFed. rlsus - game 60 Lmpirss
Mosrs@ And hssreen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

WEsTWOpU. ". y. July Joe
jackson. one u the outiawcd Hack
sos. played center field yesterday
Tor the westwood team against the
Virginia Giants. a coloYed team. lie
got a double and two singles and
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
TIES CENTURY MARK

w. II. Appleton. who Is credited
with running the 1o0.yard dash in
3 s-5 seconds at London Saturday. is
the first Englishman TO do the dis
lance in worlds record time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

ny EARL a. INV
Complaint against the SO ueeo~e
fec charged pes-r~ridsnt spoffsns~n
for fi.bias and hunting IN the state
~ Mashinstsn is being heard 90 all
aides. That the sowmsfrisi organ
fs.fisns 81 the state sr~ sds~rfislns
the wonderful fishiaE and bunting 20
10 found within our domain. With the
usssp~efed fee Of so b<ias charged
ul,es their arrival here. h. not
mskiss much Of hii ainonx sh"ss
who are asked Ga pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

PROVIDENCE. n. l., July s.-The
Philadelphia Nationals had the big.
s@st day ~ the year. beating the
0rays. semspro team. rs 70 ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
Ring Foxes
Will Clash
for Title
Champion Pits Cleverness
Against Experience and
Ceneralship of Clabby
BY sEABURN BROWN

ANS who hunger
20 see the class
and genernlship
OF experience ex-
hibited In I h .
ring. rather than
a display Of ths
hard and reckless
walloping OF cal
low youth, will
have their inning
In tonight's main
event at the Cas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
DARTMOUTH GDLFER WINS

Defeating @. H. Secor OF Williams.
a. r. Boyd Of Dartmouth. won the
intercollegiate golf title at the Gar.
den CITY. n. j.. club Links. IL and II,
Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

I thi. being tho n~arsst point for trans
perfatien Via the gas ear line from
Hartford.
". D. Pisichsr. tkss Second ave. vas
one ~ ahs lucky anglers Of last week. re-
turning - the city With catch % cut
throats and fainboU trout that weighed
A. pounds Hud measured 10 Inches J..
y Meyer landed = ~. pound enfthroai
trout nesf Jim Remgs boaihouse. IN
faks ws.hinxson. on Hardy spoon.
The fish measured 1es inches. Both
trout wsrs displayed by Piper Taft
one Of the successful waters % the
state - Tsn~ss. near kspo~sin. where
has. crappie and perch fishing has been
very good % late report has been
reesix.d ~ Piper & TAT, from Benb0~
Inn 20 tbs effect thar fishing - good for
the above varieties
kssbe~. lake. Via sunset highway.
10 high. With the fishinE good. tsrs
are the beet halt. With suffhr"sfs
and siis~r~ being taken. Arosmm"-
datlons NJ hseh~ss Lodge.
Psshlns On Lake washington near
Union bay 10 very good. according 20
Jim Hemp. several limit catches Of cut
threats and siigefs ~sre taken early IN
the week Trout we're taken on the troll.
naray and Boyies spoons are The IA
sosites
Perch and bsss are taking fhs bait IN
Lake Fasnmarnish a. this time scenrdinx
% reports from both Shamrock Cottage
aud Petes Place The lake - le~ ard
ciear II 10 expected large number -
N.esi ~ hetnen wiii spend the Fourth ~
Iuiy hsi.asy ga Lake samm@mish.
taks Wilderness also roads In a rood
rrl,arf. tsth ye.fh ard bass erias taken
on Piss. ara Az. bait. Several good
catches ssfif, this report during the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

The ep~nins ~ the s'est lake Eafne
rsfuxe In ~pehsmish county % hsh.
ins sufsaE the ns@sfhs ~ sat ana
Aaxa-s 10 appAs~ntiy snskinE . biz
with Inc ansi~r.. 60 5udxs from ~"
Largo aunslser who arc kvins In Tor
th< ep~ninx fee days. tnfotmsts"n
ree~tsrd ~ Piper a TAR states thsf
the slsefs 81 this tessiiiy shosia ~
ssp~sfs1iy Eesd. the same ineiudinE
Ef1l~sf es~vh. the south ferA Of the
sfailsxnamish and the ~suh rsef.
Ait srifsaisfi~. 10 tho -iiiisEnnsni.h
river he fhls iesHaiits sre sto~~d sbose
f<ss,s. ptshlnx ie the lake IL sn nn-
Luown asastliy al thls time. with no
ts.~f. .s the lake. An ~ixht-nitie
hike B. necessary from nsfisw pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
Burger Is
Murdered
in Second
Tribe Gets Is Runs in Hit
ting Holocaust, but the
Seals Bat in Fl Counters

EACoN 10 II -
ADAMS has In.
fused new life into
the Seattle ball
club. Wherefore
the Indians cinch
ed their series
with san Francis.
co by coping tho
first game Of sun.
days bargain rro.
gram. But the
Deacon. albeit q
very poppy man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
ARIZONA LOSES
TO CALIFORNIA

with the fleet baseball title at
AXE. nine from the U. S. $. Cali.
fornla downed the Arizona aggrega-
ton a, Woodland park Sunday after.
noon. 20 !. The tilt was watched
By thousands OF sailors and quite a
number OF civilians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

FAhfnnsft innings FftENs3r W 1aafflHf
IL. ~ naFEef =. - kss ~. ~ Ne.
~ssry =. ~ oafdasr i, Crsnii fiftofr
60 Mcwesny charge dsfsst 20 Esherf. A.
hst-off Csambs .. esf Burger ~. eff
ase "a off achnrr it. eff Mrwesry :. OF
Dardrss g. niisaoff gnurnha 4. or
nafgsr 4. eff SEQ a. cr Achorr .. OFT
srwssnS q or oasdnsf Hons~@of'
Co9nhe 9 OF Burger =. OF see !. Oft
schorr : osf Mcwssny .. of Gardner q.
Runs responsible fer sfEsr .. ca1nhs
o. Hss B. sshcrr s. Gsraasr 4 haf
stuck out--iiy Burssf !. ~ cppmps =,
~ 800 I. hy Msy l. - Mitcheii Hssss
On bsils-~off Burger .. eff coume- 2. of
sec 2 off Gardner Z. Oft Nttehsu !. Sff
May o wiid pitches Burger ,. IT'S ~
pltrhsa bali Harvey. Passed ball
rsblu. stolen bases kiituff Compton.
Osonnstf Homs funs stumpf. ugon.
nell Three base Dits- kamsn 2, knduff
Kelly Z. TNe.bass hits- stumpf. kilduN
3. ees. kAmu. Caete 2. Compton. sscrt-
flee hlts-~o Conneit = Adams. AEnss.
Runs battsd allison. o'cpnnsli :.
Eidrsd T. efun,pf 1. Harnsy. ksfnra :.
knauu d Rhyme. See. Kelly .. ians ., >
Adams. Wallis Double ptays Rhyme 10
kiiduv % Ellison, ksmm 70 Ellison.
rlrne Of same-sse. tmpifet--Rssrdon
and NcsFe~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

TIE Vancouver. vast. chAmhsr ~
csrnsnsfrs 10 one - shs latest sFssniAa
siens 80 find that this fee 10 heiHe OBJ
ie~tsd -. Ths matter has besa referred
10 the washinsten state aporismens 80
sa~tatlsn. ~hish consolidation has already
taksn fNs matter under considefatipns
Nth az idea % Legislation 20 change
saus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

sal, f~s. = Vernon 10 tnrst samsl :
snii Lake 30. Vernon fsscond gamer.
Hacraments T. pskiand tfirst gamei :
Sacramento !. Oakland ssscond cefnel,
Los Angeles :. Portland tfirst game (,
La Angeles Q. Portland isecond gnmel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

The devil fish varies In length
from ono inch to 80 feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

.. y. ssrbsr ana 4. " wrishs ~sr'
to casters 20 dispiay a catch % lass n
rosnFetitian fos piper Tsfts semi
fnonfhiy base pfisa Tho cntrh -
fsh -. made ~ blake lake. Thufster
eounfp. ThsY RAGGED ~ sirs from % q
gSuass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
CHsHDmD SIt75AG1
!. = - ). 4t97k

this being tho nessest point for trans
peffssion Via the gas car line from
Hartford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
LEVY ASKS ASSISTANCE
| IN DISP0siAG OF WASTE
Public Welfare Director Tells
How Disease Danger May
Be Removed.
-photus ny nnio,... y.

Emphasizing the danger of dis
ease from the accumulation OF waste
matter. DIR. Il. C. Levy, Director OF
PUBLIC Welfare, in an appeal issued
yesterday afternoon asked the CO.
operation Of the people OF the city In
the disposal OF refuse matter and tho
removed of snow from sidewalks.
DIR. Levy explained TINT tho huge
snowdrift made 1t impossible for the
trucks of his department to make
their usual rounds for the collection
OF refuse. He asked that drains be
Kept clear and all garbage possible
disposed of by housewives.
Vegetable matter should be dried
and burned as other combustiblc maj.
ter. DR.. Levy declared. He explained
that those who have furnaces or coal
iires could readily do this .and>by so
doing protect themselves and their
neighhors and render the city sery-
Ice during the emergency.
I'm his statement, DIR. Levy warns
citizens of the ordinance REQUIRING
removal Of snow from pavements
fronting their property within six
hours after the end of tho snowfall.
he especially asked that the people
OF the city take care TO have drains
and waste pipes open to facilitate tho
disposal of the snow and water.
Dr.. Levy stated that information
received during the day from the Of
nee OF the General of tho
United States carried the advice that
deaths from influenza and pneumonia
were not above normal for this sea
son of the year and warranted no
occasion for alarm.
PEOPLE were warned BY DR.. Levy
to take due precautions against tho
severe weather and avoid undue ex-
posure during the period OF the bliz-
card.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
Steel Structure Falls Under Weight of Snow,
Burying Movie Crowd in New Knicker-
booker Picture House in Fashion
able District of Capital, .8@
FIVE ALARMS CALL POLICE RESERVES
AND CITY FIREMEN TO AID IN RESCUE
Private and Public Ambulances Rush Injured to-
Hospitals and Homes w. S. Scofied, of Dan Sa
ville Among Those Killed ss
in Mishap.
1Ry Associated Preas.1

WASHINGTON are
been killed
hours half
as well
h
tors. Il
ITALIAN SECRET
accident
az wreckase liberate
h evening hat Just
NO WARNING
ashed4t the
dmassof
the section where
Snlthwcf
Is s,5e
among tho injured accident
10 reports to the
Of
GEORGETOWN University
d,cutsa
Mobile
y
o eeie Rembo Hugh Nesbit
sponden OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
RATS AND MICE
LEAVING RUSSIA
ny Associated Press. 4

BUDAPEST. Jan. 2S.-Rats and
mice are migrating in swarn,s from
the Russian famine area. and Buda-
pest Is now ovcrrun with them. All
efforts to rid tho city of this scourge
have failed, and the devastation
caused by them goes on Marka.
halls, food stores and warehouses are
.awarming with the rodents. otdan-
gerous have they becometthat when
disturbed they viii. turn and show
Sight Several merchants have heen
bitten. Is s;s
The situation is aggravated bySt
dearth of cats in hungary During
the war. when food was scarce. thou
sands Of families ate their oats.
Since fhen the ircreasin 8 demand for
cat TfuA q IS q che np;lsubstitntesfo for ok
penal fursi Ehaa taken a. f,irthors toll,
sa onseaue NICE, the comparatiy
tant Ne q Of 9, 100 . q to I'D QlS
skgoHeh sis hslt !; cd for q kttts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
GALE LAsHEs
VIRGINIA COAST CITIES
Seven Ships Reported i'll Dis
tress-Bargcs Are Adrift
at Sea.
IBy Associated prcss.

NORFOLK. a., Jan. 2S.-Hcavy seas,
whipped by gale OF high velocity.
accompanied ty snow. jeopartlizcd
shipping all along the Virginia and
North Carolina coast throughout to-
day. and tonight the storm continued
undated. Prospects were, Weather
Bureau reported, that 1t would con-
tinue through tomorrow.
Cape Henry Weather Bureau re-
corded the wind velocity there a,
fifty-four miles an hour. Only, few
ships ventured out from this port
Reports of distress Of varying de-
grees came from all directions by
wireless, though no vessel was re-
ported in Il precarious position,
Two barges with eight men aboard
bound from New York to Norfolk,
broke adrift from the tug Peerless
north of Cape Charles. The tug re-
ported by wireless that it-was run
ming before the sea and could not
stop TO search for It's tow. Tile tugs
In distress were the w. II. Mcdonald
and the Catonsville. Late tonight no
report had been received of the
Catonsville, but this afternoon the
steamer Munabro reported that II was
standing by the w. II. Mcdonald five
miles southeast of Cane Charles.
Although both Largcs were within
forty miles of Hampton Roads, no as
sistance could BIO sent out tonight.
tug owners being unwilling to risk
their craft in the rough seas.
Seven vessels in all were reported
In distress. Among them 'vero the
two bargcs, the w. II. Mcdonald and
the Gainesville. the schooner Blanche
G. Pendleton, the naval fuel ship
Arethusa. which has been battering
the storm for three days off Cape
Fear: the tanker Robert f. Hopkins;
the Ambrose Five. n gasoline launch,
and the coast guard cutter Manning
No word has been received tonight
oc the fate of the Blanche Z. Pen
dleton, which tho cutter Manning. was
forced to abandon yesterday when 4
tow line parted. The Pcndleton was
helpless at the time. Because OF the
storm, the cutter was unable to get
another line aboard. The Manning
reported This afternoon that IL was
passing through the heart ofy;l shur-
ricane and was running short OF
fuel. Heavy seas had rarrieI away
two OF It's life boats, the, cutter re-
ported.
In the. vicinity Of Cape Fear. the
wind subsidized enough for the coasr
guard cutter, Seminole, to get q
hawser aboard the naval fuel 3ship
,.Arethnsa. The Yamaeraw has Joined
ithd Seminole, and together, thoy ave
towing the Arethusa toward lamp
ton Roads at. about four. knots an
hour. g,is s5 "a o; & "a
Ambrose Eve, has beenS reported
The owner. 4 Parker III 4; Kembie. his
vile and son nre ahonrd. The yea.
gel was tbopn q from Beatfort, N. g.,
to Char aton.
The tank or 81 Hob eEts & nj sIi dbl inB
Within went asii o ID q Il 81 AZ WinfbYs
sshosl but snSeS Sds6 il ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
V.R. & ?. REJECTS
Garments PROFFER
Wheelwright Will Ignore Com
promise Proposition Made
by ]. II. Gardner.
POSITION is uNALTERED
Traction Head Holds Strikers
No Longer Are in Employ
of Company.
POSITION is UNALTERED

Thomas S. Wheelwright, pres,den,
OF tho Virginia Railway and Power
Company, declared yesterday that he
would ignore the compromise promo
si'ion made to him by j. II. Gardner,
representing the striking street car
men.
our position Ia unaltered." Mr.
Wheelwright said. I'VE took the
position long ago that the men who
ieit our employ have severed their
connection with the company and
we VIII have no further dealings
with them"
Substance of Proposals,
The striking street car mems
PROPOSAL to tho company. as sub
mitted through Mr. Gardner. was
that they be reinstated ut wage
scale ranging from 81 to 40 cents an
hour; that there be no discrimina.
ton against the men for their mar,
In the strike. and that n conference
be held later, Mt which would be de-
'termined method Of permanent set
Element.
Both street car and jitney trans
portation virtually were at "a stand
still. In Richmond yesterday. whaI
cars the company attempted 20 run
came TO grief IN snow drifts and the
few jitneys to be seen on the streets
experienced extreme difficulty in
negotiating the snow caked and slip
perry thoroughfares.
President Wheelwright declared
yesterday that I'VE arc handling the
traffic situation as we'll as can be
expected under weather conditions
TO Put on More Jitncys.
Union officials declared that the
striking street car men were no.
equipped to operate jitneys under
such weather conditions as obtained
yesterday. AS the morning prog
ressed. union heads said more tit
neys wero put into service.
William II. Adams, president OF
the Board of Aldermen. said yestcr-
day that he would call meeting of
the Board within tho next three or
four days to tako action on the re-
commentator of the Council Com
,mittee on streets that the 6-cen,
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