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South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
ReasSigH Diamonds for
Saturday League Games

Several changes have been made
in the assignment of diamonds for
the Industrial league "8" games on
Saturday.
The game between the Standard
oil Co. and the Presbyterians will
be Played on the Notre Dame dia-
mond with Kelly acting as umpire
The Hardy printers will meet the
Myers hardware team at Studebaker
park. Dooley Will umpire.
The n r. c. Specials versus
Studebaker No. 8 team will be play
cd on diamond "B" at the J. d.
oliver field with Buntman as um.
pire.
These all promise 20 be good
games as the rivalry is keen in the
effort 90 get the honor OF playing
the winning team Of league a"
Game schedules for league "A"
win be played as arranged: Dodge
versus Studeb0ker No. l at Leeper
park. with Dubois as umpire; Cut
ter versus Studebaker No . on dia-
mond "A" Of the J. D. oliver play
field with NanCantfort as umpire;
South Bend Lathe versus the Bell
Telephone at Dodge park. with IT,
tus as umpire. The last named con-
test viii be double header" and
VIII be called at 900 O'Clock.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
SAINTS WIN TWO AND
co INTO FIRST PLACE

ST. PAUL July 2O.-By taking
two games from Columbus Thurs
day. St Paul went into first place in
the American association race.
Sheehan held Columbus 20 six hits
In the first game and put across the
deciding run In the ninth inning,
when. with two men out he hit a
home run, winning 10 1.
St Paul won the second game
10 1 by scoring four runs in the
FIST inning on four hits. two wild
pitches and a hit batsman. Pal
nero hurled excellent ball after that
session. Rain fell during most OF
the double header Score:
Columbus ...-.o01 90 GOO S o
=. Paul ..... 900 Ole )Ol-2 10 I
Surwell and Ices anl Hartley;
SnoChan and Gonzales
Columbus 1000 0G0 10O-1 g 1
St Paul 400 010 cox-5 S o
Palmero and Lees Benton ard
Gonzales.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
TENDLER Is GOOD
HAM -AND-EGGER'
MAULIFFE SAYS
Retired Champ Says Con-
tender is Not Even in
LeOnard's Class.
BY JACK NTcAUIIFFE.
{ (Retirod Indicated Lightweight
Champion-Writte for the
United Press.)

NEW YORK. July 2O.-Along
about the middle Of the eighth round
next Thursday night Lew Tender
is going TO be counting the stars in
the Jersey skies after ten seconds
have been counted over him.
Benny Leonard, If am any Judge.
is going 10 win that fight by a
knockout and It may come before
the eighth round.
Tender has no right to be re-
garded as having enough stuff to
beat Leonard. He has an awkward
left hand style, he can't box he
can't hit effectively any place but
around the foul line. and he doesn't
know enough
There's nothing wrong with Leon
ard. He hasn't gone back. He has
had two hard fights under his beI..
while Tenders only recent work was
a soft bout with Bobby Barrett.
Leonard will not be bothered by
Tenders left hand fighting because
he has fought southpaws before.
The champion has two good hands
and Tenders right is useless.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
PITTSBURG WINS IN
TWELVE INNING CANE

PITTSBURG, July 2O.-The Pi-
rates triumphed again Thursday
over the Phillies, . TO but had TO
travel u innings. In the last OF the
twelfth Glasner doubled and scored
on Maranville's sacrifice and Big
bees single after Carey had been
puprosely walked Score:
Philadelphia 001 600 600 O0O--1 81
Pittsburs ...001 600 600 OO1--e 10 O
Veinert and Henllne; Glasner and
Gooch.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
Walker Threatens
To Take Leagues
SDatting Honors
Two HOmerS Wednesday Puts
Him in Class with Great
est Sluggers.
BY BILLY EVANS.

Clarence Walker Of the Phradel-
phla Athletics has Joined the select
circle OF home-run kings.
IN the history OF baseball only
five major league players have made
100 or more home runs during their
ajor league career.
Walker broke into that select quin-
tet on July 10. when he poled out
his century home run against the
Detroit Tigers. Walker threatens
to carry off the slugging honors in
the American league this year.
Babe Ruth tops the home-run
sluggers with 176 to his credit. sam
Thompson, a hard hitter OF the old
school when the ball wasn't as lively
as II IS today. boasts or a record Of
l27. Gavvy Crayath. who has pass
ed to the minors. made I19 circuit
swats. When Hans Wagner retired
he had chalked up an even hundred.
While Walker aTways takes a
healthy cut at the ball and ever
since he Joined the American league
has been known as a long-distance
hitter his home-run fame dates back
only 10 1918 when he Joined the
Athletics.
He made his debut in the Ameri-
can league in 1911 with the Wash
ington club. He made two home
runs his first year. He played in
only 36 games in 1912 and only %
in 1913 when he was traded 10 St.
Louis.
Walker played as a regular for
Z e~,
those two years amassed Il homers
six OF them the first year and five
the second.
Then a trade took him 10 Boston.
where ne replaced Iris Speaker, who
had been sold to Cleveland. With
Boston. Walker got only three home
runs in 1916 and two 1917.
Walkers next berth was with the
Philadelphia Athletics With that
club he really began his home-run
career. The rather short left-feld
bleachers in Philadelphia has, of
course. been an aid but many of
Walkers drives would have been
good for the circuit in a majority
Of the major league ball parks
In 1913 Walker made II home
runs. The following season he
dropped a peg, getting only 10. In
1920 he Jumped his mark 10 Il cir
cult drives. Last season he came
through with %. This yea. he is
certain TO break his best mark as he
already has p TO his credit.
Walker is a right handed bats
man. who uses a long, heavy club,
and takes a hard swing at the ball.
! He murders a fast ball. Some pitch
ers think he is weak on the curve.
However when he gets mold of a
curve he makes a fast one out Of &.
The pretty Mrs. Walker is almost
/ invariably in the grandstand when
/ "Tilly" is on the field.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
HORNSBY HITS ONE
MORE; CARDS WIN
Gets No. 20 in Sixth-Del
Gamers Single in Tenth
Round Cops Game.

ST. LOUIS. July 2O.-Rogers
Hornsbys home run, his twenty sixth
of the season. with one on in the
sixth inning featured the Cardinals
to 4 victory i'm ten innings over
Boston here Thursday. The drive
was made off Rube Marquard. Del
Gamers single with three on in the
tenth won the game. Three Boston
pitchers. NcOuillan. Braxton and
Oeschsen We're used in the tenth. the
last two pitched 70 only one man
BraXton hit Fournier and Gamer
singled off Oeschger to end the game
Flack also hit a home run in the
second. Score:
Boston .....030 600 O1O O-4 1
St. Louis ....0O1 OO2 100 Is Il 3
Marquard, McQuillan, Braxton and
Oeschger and Gibson: Sherdel and
Ainsmith, and Clemons.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
YANKEES FINALLY
DEFEAT DETROIT
Rally in Sixth Wins-Ward
Clouts Homer with Two
on Sacks.

NEW YORK. July 90. - After
losing eight straight games to De-
troit. tho New York Americans
Thursday reversed the score Of
Wednesday and defeated the Tigers,
. 10 1. The Yankees won the game
in the sixth inning when they scorec
two runs after two were out, on
singles by Meusel, Ruth, Schang and
Ward. Ward clinched the game in
the eighth when he hit a home run
off Ehmke with Meusel and Ruth
on bases. Mays pitched splendid
game for New York and was aided
by three double plays Score:
Detroit ... 100 600 0OO-1 s I
New York ..... 600 OO2 03x-5 Q
Oldham. Ehmke and Woodan.
Mays and Schang.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
Niles Legion To
Glue Classy Card
OF Boxing Bouts
Jack Kennedy and LoOmis
Headliners for Aug. ! Pro
gram-SIater to Get Test.

NILES, Mich, July 20-(SpeciaD
One Of the classiest boxing cards
ever shown in Niles viii be pre-
sented at the Riviera theater here
on Tuesday, evening. August 1. un-
der auspices of LaRue Messenger
Post Of the American Legion
Featuring the program will be a
10-round bantam boxer and Jack
Loomis Of Jackson, Mich; who is
working out daily in the Milten-
berger gymnasium here. Loomis
has a clean record Of wins, while
Kennedy. who has been boxing for
three years in the fiyweight class,
has opposed and won over Jimmy
Kelly. Kid Buck, and many other
top-notch customers. Kennedy, it is
said. is in every sense a windup box
er. possessing class, stamina, and
hitting power. and is sure to please
fight fans when he appears in
Niles. The winner or the LOomis-
Kennedy bout is scheduled to meet
Jimmie Kelley of Chicago IN the
Legion's September show, it is an
nounced.
Slater to Get Test.
Jack Slater of Mishawaka, undis-
puted heavy weight champion Of In
diana. will get a genuine test when
he meets Young Sick Of Michigan
City in an eight round windup.
Slater is six feet. two inches tall
weights 200 pounds. IS Il years n
age. and attends high school Slick,
whose home is in the south, has been
in the game for three years during
which he has beaten all the boys OF
his weight VINO live below the Mas
on-Dixie line. Recently Slick came
north 10 seek new laurels. and has
placed himself under the manage
ment P. J. Kelly, Michigan City
promoter.
Louis stelnbeck and White
/ Clemens. both of South. will also
appear in a six-round encounter
] Both have taken part in semi-fina
and main bouts in this locality. and
! have a host Of keen admirers. Ir
the opening bout Bobbie Stowe and
Young Burch, two well-known Niles
/ BOYS. will battle for four rounds.
Winners in each bout viii featur-
/ ed on the Segtember card 10 be pre-
/ seuted by the Legion here.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
CLEVELAND MAKES IT
ELEVEN STRAIGHT WINS

WASHINGTON. July 90. ~ Cleve-
land recorded its 18th consecutive
victory when it defeated Washing
ten. s to ., in the second game or
the series. The visitors knocked
Erickson out of the box in the fifth
when Jameson clouted a home run
over the right field wall with Uhle.
VINO had tripled. on base. Every
Cleveland player made at least one
hit, McInnis being the leader with
three in as many trips at bat. Score:
Cleveland - 0O3 OBJ OfO-S - O
Washington O1O 600 OIO-2 Z I
Uhie and ONeil; Erickson, Zach
airy and Picinich
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
Summers ShoW
Speed In EUents
At Indianapolis
Hall, of Brooklyn, Stars-In.
dianapolis Girl Wins
220 Dash.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2O.-James
Hall jr., OF the Central swimming
club OF Brooklyn. won the $50 yard
back stroke national junior swim
ming championship in the open
water championships neld here
Thursday. His time was 2 minutes
As % seconds.
Miss Euphrasia Donnelly OF In
dlanapolis. won the 20 yard free
style national junior championship
for women, covering the distance In
g minutes Z As seconds.
Winners Of the other events on
the program follow:
Fifty yards free style. Indiana A.
a L., championship for men, John
Moore of the Hoosier 4. c. In
dianapolis.
100 yarG free style. state junior
championship for boys. won by
John Dilhmer Of the Hoosier a. C..
Indianapolis.
90 yard free style. boy scout
championship, won by Joe Sharkey.
220 yard free style. Indiana A. A.
L, championship, won by John
More. Hoosier A. c., Indianapolis.
so yard back stroke, boy scout
championship. won by RAIDER Win
get. indianapolis.
Fancy diving from 10 foot board
for Indiana a. A. l., championship
won by Frank Hudson or the Hoos-
Ter A. c.
so yards breast stroke, boy scout
championship won by Arthur VII
SON
100 yard back stroke state junior
championship for boys. won by
John Merriam of the 1Ioosier A. 9,
100 yard free style for women,
won by Thelma Darby Of Hoosier
A. c., Indianapolis.
$50 yard free style for men, won
by James Hall of Brooklyn
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
COLLINS ERROR AIDS
BOSTON TO DOWN SOX

BOSTON, July 90. - Dugan's sin
gle with two out i'm the last of the
10th, following f Collins error on
smith and Harris sacrifice gave
Boston 8 70 victory over Chicago
Thursday. Catches by Smith, y.
Collins. Strunk and Hooper were
features but a bad throw TO third
by the last let in one Boston run.
Sheely's home run was a long drive
over the left field fence in the sew
enth. Score:
Chicago .... 900 600 1O1 o. Q =
Boston ..... 100 OO1 600 1-3 . 1
Faber, Hodge and Schalk; PEN
mock and Walters.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
EI.LMIRs COR TnlKD.

MILWAUKEE. July 20.-Milwau-
kee made it three straights over
Louisville Thursday by winning
to 0. Lingrel pitched excellent ball
keeping the hits well scattered. Tin
cup was hit hard. Lear starred a
bat with two home runs and two
singles in FIVE trips 10 the plate. The
victory put Milwaukee within two
games Of first place. Score:
Louisville 200 600 600
Milwaukee O1O.1O1 5Ox-s Il
lineup, Long and Meyer; Lingre
and Myatt
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21

KANSAS CITY. July 2O.-Making
"a runs on is hits Kansas City
counted its third consecutive vic
tory over indianapolis here Thurs
day IA 20 S The visitors used three
hurlers in an EFFORT 20 stave of the
defeat which, after the disastrous
second inning In which the locals
put seven men across the home
plate. was never seriously IN doubt.
Score:
Indianapolis .202 O2O 900 sI1 4
Kansas City 10 500 Okla 16 3
HILL Seib. Bartlett and Kruger;
Caldwell. Wilkinson and McCarty.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
GIANTS COP SECOND
BATTLE FROM CINCY

CINCINNATI, July 2O.-The
Giants won the second game of the
series from the Reds easily Thursday
10 8. Douohue allowed only one
hit ia the first four innings but wac
pounded hard I'm the fifth. sixth and
seventh and his support wavered al
critical times. Ryan pitched a
strong game especially with men on
bases. Three fast double plays
helped 10 keep down the Red score.
Score.
New York 100 O32 200 10 0
Cincinnati ....010 600 OO2-3 u 4
Ryan and Snyder; Donahue Gil
lespie and WinGO.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
ORDERS COMMISSIONERS
To COLLECT PARK TAX

INDIANAPOLIS. July 20.-The
state has no authority TO grant tax
exemption 20 the city OF Evansville
for taxes due on the Helfrich pro-
perty which was purchased by that
city FOR a public park. L. s. Lesh.
attorney general said IN an opinion
&c the state board of tax commits
s.oners Wednesday
The city OF Evansville asked for
exemption from taxes on the pro-
perty and this was refused by the
board
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
Women Golf Players
Of Chain O'LakeS To
Play For Rugee Cup

The women OF the Chain
OLakes club viii qualify today
TOR the Sanford b. Bugee cup.
This viii be a handicap event
and the Is players making the
best net scores viii qualify. The
winners viii then be paired and
one round VIII be played eacn
week at match play with handi-
caps.
George O'Nei. the architect
who laid cut the Chain O'Lakes.
played a round yesterday with
A. r. Erskine +. l.. Herring and
J. r. Nem and was unanimous in
his praise OF the condition OF the
grounds.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
HORNSBY AGAIN.

ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-Rogers
Hornsby OF the s.. Louis Nationals
knocked his 26th home run in the
sixth inning OF Thursdays game
With Roston. one man was on base
and Marquard was the victim. This
.surpasses the modern National
league record by two home runs.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
DODGERS DOWN CUBS
IN WILD GAME, III

CHICAGO, July 2O.-Brooklyu de
feated Chicago II 20 I in A hectic
Thursday The wildness Of Kauff-
man. coupled with errors by Terry
and some free hitting. accounted for
the early lead Of the visitors who
then made the game safe by hitting
Stueland hard behind his passes. a
triple by Burleigh Grimes giving the
visitors a safe margin. The Cubs
scored six runs in the eighth but
were helpless against the offerings
OF Grimes. aside from this inning
Score:
Brooklyn ...1U1 200 410-11 Is 0
Chicago 1000 600 16O-7 II 2
3. Grimes and 5. Miller: Kaufman
Eubanks. Jones and O'Farrell.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
American League
American Association
Yesterdays RESULTS
National T.pauue

yesterdays RESULTS
National League
Brooklyn II. Chicago T.
New York Cincinnati 3.
philadelphia / Pittsburg >. ID inning
Boston 4 ST. Louis o.
American League
Chicago ?, Boston 3. 80 innings)
ST. Louis f. Philadelphia 0.
Detroit New York ..
Cleveland S; Washington .
American Association
Ioledo -Mlnnea apolis-Rain.
Indianapolis @; Kansas City H.
Columbus / st. Paul .. (1st game)
Columbus ] ST. Paul 8 end game)
Louisville o; Milwaukee S.
Southern ASSOCIATION
New Orleans 4 Birmingham 8.
Memphis . Nashville g.
Little Rock Z: Chattanooga s.
No others scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
National League
Boston at st. Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia az Pittsburg.
American League
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland az Washington
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
FINISHES
FEATURE EVENTS
IN GRAND CIRCUIT
Pop Ceers UPsets Dope and
Defeats the Favorite In
2.0T IrOt.

kAIsAAIALOO. Mich. July 90
lBy A. P)-CIose finishes IN which
the winners OF the four events we're
crowded all the way and forced 20
SO the limit .n order 90 annex each
heat was the feature If tho after
Moons grand cir~alt racing bin az
Recreation para An average time
of 2-o5 % ~as made i1 the u heats
raced
IN three cf the u miles it requ.r-
ed a decision from the judges stand
10 determine the winners. IN sew
crol other miles less than a length
separated tho frs. and second horses
with the field close u0.
The biz upset OF the day took,
place .n the 2.07 tr0t when Mann
Lick. the favcrl-c finished nfth IN
the three heats with Pop Geers-
Peter June leading. King Watts
was second I'm -he first mile but was
obliged TO give way 20 Miss Ellen
Todd in the remaining heats.
After winning the first mile ~
the $4,000 Columbia Hotel purse
for 2.l3 trotters with the Iaure,
Hall Walter Cox was obliged 90
draw the eastern colt on account Of
lameness after which Tommy Nut-
ply drove Princess Ftawah 20 v.c~
tory = straight heats. The Murphy
mare finished behind the Cox entry
IN the opener. Voltage and Walter
Sterling split the third honors.
The best time OF the afternoon
was hung up In the 2:12 pace. when
the southern flly Abbacy. the favor
tie. travelled the second heat in
2:04i5 The Thomas entry took the
race in straight heats with Kins
Bingen and Robert NJ taking turns
at hurrytng the winner along down
the stretch.
Lee Tide and Noble Argot were
even up favorites IN the 2:19 trot
The Cox entry took two out Of thres
heats, finishing second TO Frederick
X. IN the opening mile, wh.le the
best the Geers horse could do was
trail the pair except IN the secona
mile when the Memphis star came
IN second in closely punched finish.
The crowd was the largest Thurs
day crowd that ever attended
grand circuit meeting IN Kalama-
zoo. Summaries:
2;I2 Paoe. Heats. Purse s1yOeO
Abbacy, chf, by The Able.
KinE Bingen. g. JM6rrisonj :. s9 :
Robert NJ, bIk.gp palm zee. 244
Bingenwood Jr, Big, (Chllds) 53
Colonel Sparks also started
Time, .0fia, 2-ofl3, . .053t
2:l3 TrOt, Heats Columbia Hotel
Princess Etawah. b.m-. by Eta
wah, (Murphyl ................ 21I
Walter Streling. b.g. (Stokes) 3 q
Voltage. brig, (Eganl ........ @
Alta Evans, rom, (Thomas) o.. 3
/ The Laurel Hall, The Great Rose and
/ Prince Redlac also started
/ Time, 205L, 2-7i2. 0Siz
2:10 Trot, 3 Heats. Purse $1,000
Lee Tide, b.h., by Lee Az
Frederick K. Big. iPerry) ... 145
/ Noble Argot. hlk &. (Geers) zee. 3
Peter the Brewer % E.. (Ray) o.. 8 3 .
BuncO Peter. lMillerl ........ &
Bayhex0 also started
/ Time. 2-Nl4, 2.Oslt. > 2.OT&
2:OI Trot Heats. Purse 1900.
/ Peter June, ch-h., by Peter the
/ Great (Geers) ..-............... III
/ Miss Ellen Todd. b.m- (PaIin).. e .
King Watts. b.h.. (McD0nald) 2 3 3
/ Camelita Hall. br.m. Murphy 3 3
Aileen Dillon Main Lick and McGreC0r
/ the Great also started.
Time, 20fai, 2.0Jai. 2-0TA.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21

CINCENNATT-Eddie Roush. hold
out star Of the Cincinnati Reds has
applied for reinstatement and IS ex-
pected 70 join the Reds as soon as
he IS declared eligible.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21

Chesterfield. Piedmont, Spur
Cigarets. 2oc size. 8 Tor 45C
Carton 200 ......-..... S1.45
Omar and F'atima. for 45c,
Carton Of 200 ........ $i.95
Id,e Hour. Relus. oasis.
Beechnut, Jumbo, Arrow.
Sunshine Cigarets, 15c size.
2 for 25c, carton 200. SIPS
EngeIs Big Havana Cigars.
sc size. 6 for 25c, box so S1S5
Hunter and Tobacco Girl, sc
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South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
VANCHDER'S HURLINC
COPS TILT FOR BROWNS

PHILADELPHIA. July 20.-Van-
glider held Philadelphia to five hits
Thursday and s.. Louis won the
second game Of the series, 4 to O.
Four double plays.in the first seven
innings kept the Athletics from
reaching second, only q men facing
Vangilder during the time. Score:
St. Louis ..-.. 10 600 0o2-4 6 q
Philadelphia o.. 600 600 0)O-O 5 1
Vangi,der and SEVERED; RommeI
and BrugCy.
Thousands Of American horse
shoes that are nearly worn out are
sent 10 China where they are made
into spades.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21


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New Orleans 4 Birmingham 8.
Memphis 3; Nashville 3.
Little Rock Z Chattanooga s.
No others scheduled.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21
TODAY'S GAMES
National len rua

Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-21

American Leo que
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
BOTH SHIPS AT FAULT.
Court Decides That Two in Col
lision Must Divide Damages.

NORFOLK, Va, March 2.-Cnited
States Judge d. Lawrence Groner, in
fixing the blame for the sinking Of
the ship Lake Calvenia in collision
with the II. ii. Rogers, which oc-
CURED April 10. 1920. eheld that cap
tainS of both vessels were at fault
and damages must be equally divided
by owners.
The decision is the result of ar
guments by counsel and is the first
of its kind to be handed down in u
United States admiralty case here.
The Lake Caivenia was govern
ment ship, valued at 100000. The
Rogers is a tanker. owned by the
Standard Oil Company. The CAL
venia was bound from New York to
Norfolk and the Rogers from the
latter port to Tampico, Mexico.
The opinion. was that if both ships
had followed the proper course the
collision would not have happened.
\ buoy now marks the wreck of
the Calvenia in Hampton roads.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
SEEK BIG STRIKE FUND.
Prolonged Textile Struggle Now
Seen in Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, r l., March e.-ln
preparation for prolonged struggle.
heads Of the striking textile unions here
are extending their campaign for re-
lief funds. William II. Derrick, an or
ganizer for the Amalgamated Textile
Workers who is in charge of the strike
in the PawtuNet valley, will address
a mass meeting tonight in Philadelphia,
appealing for funds. Russell Palmer.
general secretary OF the Amalgamated.
will make a similar appeal i'll New York.
Now that the state board of media
ton and conciiiation has failed to set
tie the strike, it is expected that al at
tempt will be made soon to reopen some
of the many plants which have been
shut down for nearly six weeks by the
strike of more than 5000 workers in
the PawtuXet and Blackstone valleys.
For the present soldiers are TO be
maintained on guard in the mill vii
lagos where trouble has developed,
Gov. San Souci announces.