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STREECTH TODAY '
ing success."
W S. Brown. of the
president
.— Marine Engineers' Beneficial Associa-I
c-(mtinued from n'irm "mile. .:ion. predicted u general tleup oil
said
4 marine transportation. and ‘
O" flwse. only ilm .‘a‘imola was re expecteduthe smiliwovggigs WI.” come
Ported as having ag'ull crow. Union to terms m a k - '
1- «us said the regular (‘ll'W of the,
Shaina had walked off. and that a
substitute crew had been signed later.
Ul sixty ships loadingr for sailing
dk - l. tn? mont h. 37 are due. to/ive
pm" this week. and it won predicted
in union circles: that the effects of the
valks-ul would he. felt gradually or
will. the failure of 01er of the. ship‘;
to make its svhmluled departurv _i
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\V'())IBN‘S BO‘NLING TOURNI-ZY.
CLEVELAND. 0.. May 3.» —Twenty-
four doubles and a like number of
singles events are on today's program
the fourth annual tournament of
ne Women‘s Nzttionul Rowling Asso-
=:r'~x. Ton-:19 and Milwaukee five
knilr“.‘. (Aunts are on tonight's pro-
(‘v-(ms. on about tiny of the 310 ship'sigl'al‘n- 1' x
in this port have olmyed the. walkom. Th9?“ WI“ b9 no changv in the
0.43.; me, said, or the 310 vessel-ramming of the leaders of yesterday.
', v - ml or laid u For,I .
fillfiljitrsfitflvii 13:0; hiya-zineia p ' LEVIN-SKY CALLS OFF FIGHT.
If was claimed by owners that the.
were having no trouble signing SPQ‘; _ . .
men and firemen. 'l‘hey admitted, how tie-tween lnttlmg lmnnsky and Eddic
eve-r. that filling the john of enginecr'qliicnrd. “hlf‘ll was to haxe been stag-
j; :4 more serious Drohlflxn_ {ml here last night was cancelled ow-
\VASHINGTON. May 3, --With “wimp: to llevinsky’s injuring his hand.
shin- ownem declining: mM‘ I t-o: .
\IOIUHSOS REPORTS TO I'mATI-ZS
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('lnairnmn Henson of tho Shipnimzl _ .
hnm‘tl firmly opnoqe-i lo a compromiqu' CHICAGO. May 3,—«John Morrison.
(M M. fifteen m..- (mm wag“ ".quimna pitcher from Hiriningham. of the
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lat the
He declared the
its ships in 3w"
he fst:.i’£ in the early 90's.
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sf‘ildl't‘. confident Um! (llc owncrfetleorge Gihson. hanger of the Pitts- ;
u; come to (or-ms," tho controvers: ,hul‘gh Pirates h \s‘c. )vstrrduy.
"\rl seamen‘fl way-:04 and workimzl —_ ~—
MIIS. ltl'l LIM'K DEFEATS
lll'klllxll.
RH!) SPRINGS. N, 0.. Mav 3.~-
Mrs leatric» Bullock. candidate for
alderman in the rnwri election ycster-
day. defeated her huslmnd. G. T. llulv
lock. who was candidate on the Op-
pcaxiion tickct. by :1 majority of {our
cwflitions appcarcd today to be for .
thcr nom settlement than over. No.
fnr‘iu‘r word had cmno from (in-
""l-i’r- Houno concerning a mediation.
commission.
3.1 the Department of Labor. it was
Sun-1 Slcrctary Davis war: Following: hi';
policy of talking separately with n»
prm-vntativcn of the. contending fnc. \OfPs .
YiOVI:-. 'What move. S-H'W‘PM'S ”ODVN' "" _'—""—"—
rT-‘rmnlnted was: not llrdll'n'nrl rn- IHIRIJI’ARS RIP SAFE OPEN.
NICVV HAVEN. an .‘l.-»—l'slng n
lowim: the rejection lnqt, night lly tho
stcmnslup owners of his suggestion
that the wage cnntmr-l hrs submitted
to arbitration by n commisnion of
thrs-c- oncn, not government officials
Admiral Henson in announcing: his
ouvmmlion to a compromise said the
fi".e«- I per cent, wagi- reduction put in
(NM? May 1 wan fully juntifiod by
economic condilimm, and callcd upon
“3-H l'ial citizeuq to rally to tho. sup-
‘mx' c'il'fll hv tlw police a “can open»
er" burglars ripped the door off an
()ldvfushioned safe in the
stow of l.. l.. ltosenlwrg &’Compnn,v.
ed $600 in Cash.
Adve rtlsementa Bring Good
Regulus. .
Qan‘Snot
HI.
‘ paddock is alive
-IT; S. RACQUET “'ll‘lhlflfilt “1N5
READY con Kumwa
LOUIISVILIJE. K32,
the arrival today of several.
’breds that have been nomlnllliile by
, .lelfltl ad’led Kentucky 1” .
the $5 \ the Churchill
Mayc' 3:7With
tiiorouflth'
f or
which is to be run over
Downs truck here Sitar;
ly all of the principal contc
the supreme honors-.0! the
one. old truck.
yealv’day and
with trainers. attend.—
ady—t‘or the
’ay. practical-
nders for
V'V’eft._:1re
at the tam
didates arrived the
,ants and others making re
6 historic classic.
Gray Lag. the Harry F.
hope. made an impressive showing on
his first time out yesterday. He prob-
ably will be, riddcu by Jockey Rail
Sande. ‘
Stur Voter. owned by (‘ommau ler J.
K. l.. Ross. is among those expected
Downs today. Lou Taubei'
‘probably will accompany the colt and
him his final preparation for the
Sinclair
race.
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Pl'l‘Olll-lfl HAL MAUCK DPAD.
I)ANVH.[.E. 111.. May 3.——Hal
Mauck. one of "Top" Anson's pitching
on the, Chicago
{National Lezlflue team. is dead at his
Abome in Princeton. [ml.. according to
;word received hematoday. The other
Ebox men on the team at that time
were John K. Tenor, afterward Gov-
‘ernor of Pennsylvania. and Gustav J.
Knox. vMauck later pitched in the
American 'md Southern Associations.
He was 51 years old'and for the last
several years had bccn a fish and
game warden along the Wabash river
SEI‘RIN (‘dllNG RV") BUSI-
S PISS.
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bcrs oi‘ the French track team who
competed last week at the '_'nirersity
of Pesnsylvania relay carnival. plun-
ned to leave toda)~ for New York. from
where they will sail Saturday for
France. Jean Seurin did not accom-
puny his tenmmatcs. He has an uncle
who is a "anchor at the Unitersily of
Michigan. and plans to go into busi-
ness in Detroit.
RIGHT TO .\l]~IPYI‘ CHAMPION
LONDON. May 3 (Hy The Associat-
i-d l'rvss). ~(‘. S. Cutting. the Ameri—
cun court'te-nnis player. yesterday won
in.» right to meet H. M. itaoriom. hold-
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on (‘onzress avenue. during last night. g”
The loss reported to the. police includ-Q“°"”‘ 1“ "l“
~lr1l.“i.éml“'0n out in the eleventh.
cr oi" the lritish court tennis cham-
pionship. for the iith 0.1 Wedncsdny.
by difc-uiing the Honorable (‘. N.
liruvr. in lht' final round of the 'court
tennis matches at. the Qum-n‘s t‘lub.
6-4. 0-4.
I!()()sl£\' l':"'l‘ STARS B ICATI-IX.
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Colon-d .
Stars. by 3 to 2. in an ll-innlng :umc. i
at llulloWern l’ark. Stamford, Sunday
:il‘tvrnoon. The Stamford teal" scul-
l in llle' fifth and the visitors tit-d thn
ncxt stanza. Stamford
loud in the sixth. but the
playvna tied things up “ruin
the ninth. and then
took lht'
Norwalk
in their hull of
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