Jim Willi.“
album."
Welmms
out, Comes to Terms With
Management.
SHREVE’PORT. L... March 2.—
York last' night that Wally Schang.
who has been holding out with more
., or less vigor. had signed his Yankee
contract and will hit the trail for
Shreveport on Friday. With him will
come Bob Shawkey. ,who also has
signed. .
Another star who has come to
terms and put his name ,to the papers
is Frank Baker, the elk-home run
king. who will point his way from
Trappe. Md.. on Sunday. Roger
Peckinpaugh. Bob Meusel and War-
ren Collins are the only ones now
«unsigned. »
KANSAS “HINTS ’1'0 ~MEE1‘ LEON~
ARI). 4
MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 2.—-
Rocky-Kenna, oi' Bungle. signed to:
meet Richie Mitchell here on March
moter, that he desires to meet Benny
Leonard, in New York. first. Kansas.
who has nice-sly posted a‘ssoo'tortett
.md signed articles with Andrews,
says he will carry out his agreement
to meet Mitchell March :0.
"Knowing Tex Rickard as well as I
do. I am sure he would not want to
use Kansas before the Buiralo boxer
has carried out his contract with me. "
mm Andrews. "When Rickard learns
Wenngtionsr he’wlil most likely
re Kansas meht Mitdiidu :betom
fleeting Leonard. ”
sensotm‘ omeonrrs Monica.
«YEW YORK. March 1—4131" tspen-
gler. champion of the Police Depart-
ment. and Gordon Mance. or theiPase
time A. C.. and winner of the’ recent
amateur tourney furnished a clever
contest. last night. at the Howl Clint“-
modore.
Spengler showed superior boating
skill. using a. straight left on Mum's
face. Munce drove heavy rights to
. Spengler's body and head: These.
clinched frequently. thus neutralising.
' fiance's hitting powers.
In the second round hinnce missed
glorzuot ~this an of Mecca’s right
.23.» tm round and beastly avoided
lthc same time the policeman
ICU the
decision Wot the
-y",-who filed a W ,
.The trial has been set for
ce tame and 13mm: 11111-
Pttchers Eddie Clcotte and the goals for his team. while on the
'wics Williams obtained :10. 000 and Gamer 5 team the gals- were
30.969 respectively anthat camels» ahoinfeivenly. distributed.
:36.-' Jackson obtained 33.000 and ..
filomdéfiefendancsaomer mm
My: the'exs‘gctrtow ot-‘wmch “is
. _Mes'c. Nuns. of Chicago. my
m named in the bill as one
mm victimized. ms loss wu ser and Meeker. It“
um Run" Baker, Another Hold-
’ maze: Huggins had word from New'
9. notified To'm Andrews. local pro-1 ‘
blows nude Spengler cautious and he. *
a swing. went "oif balance sndwas‘bit‘ve
hurl oaths-iawasu stagger-u. Spcn- f
lhmmcawamm
impure-1mm.
“b mate their meant,
oyt's Theatre Hall leourts, Wm-
n will have to win
:x‘iight’s game was 132- best at-
ofiim- and was fast unsigh-
Waits: urn-result eta1 ‘witlt a minimum of Tools. Jonea. 7
of the ' most or by all that truck: owners were w!!-
The lineup oi both teams follows:
‘Mohk‘er Grotto—Wigglesworth. rt:
y, if: Withali. c: Jones. rg: Moore.
Is; 2.,
Craftsmen-11. Bying‘ton. rt: 8. B!-
ington'; if; Betta. c: Dilwortb. rg; Ga-
The preliminary game was betWeen
the Norwalk girls' team and the G.
F‘. 3. team. from Stamford. The
TRICK” mtord girls won by a score of 7 to:
YANKEE CON ‘31» game being well played. In‘the‘
first half. Not-walk led by a score or
8 to 0. ’The second half. however.
brought out some fast playing on the
part of the Stamfordites.
The lineup follows:
-8tslnford-—A. Schmisdel. rt; A.
Bbttomiey. if: H. flawley, c; H. Soo-
iieid. 1-3: H." Ksugbs. lg.
Norwalk—J. Bodwell 1-1;” 1:.- Milli-
ken. if; F. Gregory. c; M. Rim rg;
J. waters. lg.
‘OV'ERTHROW 0E ’
‘SOVIET RULE
,3 -. Continued from First Page
The naval garrison at Kronstadt has
Joined the rebels
"Reports of the revolution in Mos-
cow are meagre. doubtless owing to
'&'e bell-om. One message indi-
imam» large numbers of former
l,A'.\flii:eyrs,,.l'it’ the Russian army are lead-
in .. tile insurgents there.
‘ ,Petrognd the military cadets.
JV have been among the most re-
liable supportlvrs of Soviet rule. sur-
{and heavy casualties. Combined
forces ot‘liborers and mrlnes. of
whom 100 were former Woe men.
attacked the cadets. rove them
through the streets to the schools and
Quickly overwhelmed them. The sur-
.h.
typing code" only obtained shelter
then Soviet ninl’orcements wore
gushed up: " ‘
maroon. March 2-41.. Rut-tan
tulle, delegation here announced to-
day that *it was communicating dim
With Moscow and that it was authd'vi
Wdeny the rumors of eminent»
~ mfllfi mus. These. it was nectar-
ed. were absolutely rains and were
“started. for political purposes or in
the interen of Stock Exchanges."
Therm Press hers received
three nouns dismtches this morning»
trample-sow; none of whlohimade
mention of any troublethere.
tothat presumaby thoi
nee truths fwewithaisnsim college "0“” be remsed
as the new policy of his ad-
ministration win understood.
WK er
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betwen' hers and' min‘fi’yoflmm“ f 775. . r ;
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, “if. were “inhaling" their
Wu 1.. the less.
m “ls cw 1m
lfiii‘ch 2:1
.aboidout. has signed
'W late“ mun or fed-mo
die. The
«as will lam.- 8on- -,
sing...“ maritime yesterday near the
.. struggflnr through a:
. La rts bad beM'b Po'lht bridge. in this
town.
,‘rtesenud 3. Jim?! to the local au-
.flthbrlt‘les. The bones were those of a
man ihout the feet. sex en inches tall.
Minna; was a decayed suit of clothes
on t askelteon. a ‘Phnama hat. brawn
68W! gold-“rimmed shines. Near
it'll: the skull were four gold teeth.
L
mm ,
wasmm'ron. Much 2.....ay «it.
'
American Federation of Labor, now in
session here. President Simct
Gomp‘ers is to investli'ste the mam
Japanese and Oriental industrial aid
mining whether the restrictions
capital in tin; Far East disease nib-ii
severe than those baptised.” in ti”.
country on- Oriental-s .
1t, byascore or 24 to 13 ontlte . , . ,
.t-p outlet the tueemes play- f‘ i ., ‘
, ....... mm“ ‘° minim
'-.two more games. while the' , ' » ,
three
‘ speakers to state their points terseiy
IS PREDICTED and it also devalued many m of
~ who “maestro to hear him again be-
;or nature. yesterday s beingthc ”aus-
jtwo hours. Three mane. of it. ill!-
w‘"*“'9 W a small empty bot- the operation warns completed uni-v
lot the bottle bore the Attorney Vollmer nu had. several!
stains or “mg store in Providence. 8. cu: i-refi
. am «To mvnsnosm ‘will be the Joining 01'; that-“m
as»
posed upohAmerican m “L i he:
outlast! his. WW
v
in; taps pay 100 percent. increase over
present melon Tees, "but
clam; that an increase above .110
per cent. "would be taught tooth and
nail. and to the Nutrient." 'W
much applause.
Some speakers declared that“ the
state highways were not damaged '-
much bymcujasths .. .. » ..
as well as they earnest. be: 1m.
Bennett's argument. on..m.anlltear
was: not schntmcally" seam: but
was “morelrrcugh goes-inf! that
his schedule at fees was not well pre-
pared. and that if hh'idess were car-
ried out. the statehighways‘wold «so
back and not iorward.
Bennett bill aimed to "give lite" to
the railrcads by driving the trucks
or: the roads.
Apparently every point of the 09.
position was brought out by the
truck advocates.» The House chamber
was crowded. and so many men were
in readiness to tail: that the com-
minutes
to each. This ,compelled
the'grounds for opposition. .
Highway Commissioner Bennett
alone spoke for his schedule of fees;
supporting it by statements on the
cost of building highway surfaces to,
withstand the tremendous volume of
trucking across the stab. the estcnt
of damage done. the bridge. brohsn
idm lashexceiive loads on tricks.
the cost or maintenance and the gen
eral economic conditions. He made
11‘ plan 401‘ hls meddle on t”
mods thatthsbigtrlckseslsasfly
meet the fluxes because they are.
,‘luwe been and will in lane profit
’enrnsrs. .
SOFT}! NORWAIJ. Will!
mxmnim
The Lndifi' Aid Society is meeting
this vii:- mncon tar work and tor the
regular monthly hm m
The :11th oi the Alt! m are
asked to stand as sponsors (or alum-
dssos anti intend.“ the Mid Week
service tmm»mnin¢. at." ”11‘;
o‘clock at the chunch. The mice: at
the met-'ing wil be ".What is the
Kingdom «1.! liven,“ 'dl‘scumi par»
ilculiirly in the light or A.»‘ 1:111:31,
Brook's look 0! the nine titty-
Cl' "816th to brace or the best tool’s
01' “to past year
On Thursday afternoon at the par-
somatic member: 01 the Mr
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The Junior We, Mimi
by Mrs Half} Bradbury. Mrs. m
Guillermo. and hires,‘ K. -.W My.
will art on Friday afternoon at 83.
on. at tbc- church.
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to miss tin smiling ohm?”
mom. ‘Jiv'itrxw last Hindu or: lac-
count ot- the worm. will have t“.—
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