Bradford Star-Record (Newspaper) - July 28, 1922, Bradford, Pennsylvania t - h - j AND VOL. NO. 151. t LAST EDITION FRIDAY 28,1922. PRICE 3 i Ended LEONARD HOLDS TITLE IN SCRAP WITH TENDLER t i 4 + President Harding Informs Cabinet of Improved the Result of Recent Important Conferences Workers in the Railroad Plants May Resume Duties Within a July 28. railroad The paralyzing strike is well on its way to and President Harding was able to infon his cabinet when it met today that for the first time in weeks the industrial skies of the nation are everyone concerned with peace plans adopted a secretive attitude today it was learned o today Lade from suggestions maae a now by both railroad executives and strike it is considered entirely probable that workers will be back at their jobs on all roads within a At least the strike in BRITISH MINERS TO BE NEUTRAL IN COAL STRIKE July 28.-The executive committee of the British Federation of Miners today decided not to take any action to assist the striking American coal miners pending possible action by the International Federation convention at Frankfort on August 6. At least 1,000,000 tons of coal have been ordered by the United States from the British it was learned British coal prices are Freight traffic pn railways feeding the English and Scotch coal fields is double what it was six weeks Colliery owners and miners have been negotiating for the establishing of three daily shifts to increase production to the American Beaten Man Until j Seventh the Lightweight FOR PARK ROAD S- the and GET FROM CONFERENCE IN POTTSVILLE that be 90 cent. the one per optimistic cabinet was viewpoint of The president is continuing today ees with railroad and strike White House So far as could be ascertained President Harding laid out no cut and dried program of settlement in the conferences which continued at tlie white house until nearly midnight last night and which probably will he continued today and tomorrow us disputed points continue to What the president to administration spokesmen was to impress on both sides the incalculable gravity of the whole and to point out that a must speedily be effected if the country is to escape one of the worst winters in recent Members of the Interstate Commerce from their expert knowledge and confidential reports on the railroad had informed the president that unless the strike July 28.-Important developments leading to the possible settlement of the anthracite coal strike are occurring in the conference of the mayors of the anthracite region Mayor of this said in an that representatives of the miners have agreed that the diggers shall return to work at the present wage instead of pressing the demands for a 20 per cent which means a concession of a They also have agreed not to press the demands for a change in working which makes a further concession from their previous demands of per PUT AN EMBARGO UPON ALL FREIGHT BUT FUEL July 28.-The Norfolk & Western railroad has declared an embargo on all freight except fuel and This Is the first serious blow directed at export shipping since the rail strike began Champion ruts on Lively By DAVIS J. WALSH I. Sports New July 28.-In a two-fisted bout that filled the eye and gladdened the Benny Leonard not only managed to preserve his lightweight title intact by avoiding a but outscored Lew the last night at Boyle's Thirty Acres after 12 of the most sensational rounds a championship engagement has known in many A beaten man until the ninth with his championship crown hanging at a most surprising and rakish came back like a bad check in the last four to nip lead right at the In the final round he was shooting lefts and rights into anatomy almost at will and these seemed no reasonable doubt about the fact if the bout had gone a few rounds further Leonard would have been a very comfortable Margin of As it his margin of superiority was sufficient to convince the majority of critics and spectators at the He was by no means a debonair Over his right eye was the red smear of a the of arching left to the head in the first while the usual even line of his smile was broken by a gaping hole where a disenfranchised tooth had been knocked loose from its So much for his physical As for his mental this was somewhat shaken by the memory of a hectic eighth round in which he was forced to summon all of his ring craft to stave off an impending left hook to the jaw in this round A large of enthusiastic motorists attended the meeting called I for yesterday afternoon at the Board of to take action on the proposed for building a road from Bennett Brook road to the new Allegany The meeting was a decided success inasmuch as it was definitely decided to carry out the proposed A. D. Burns was elected chairman of the meeting and he will appoint a committee to solicit the necessary funds for the It was stated that the sum of will be necessary to build the new road which will be an improved dirt It is planned to place a steam shovel at work directly to grade the roadway wll lbe allowed to settle during the fall and winter and be ready for resurfacing In the early The culverts and sluices will be erected this After leaving motorists follow the route on Bennett Brook road to Bond's then proceed less than two miles to the entrance to It will be seen that as the between this city and the park campers would naturally to this city for supplies and tourists also pass through Bradford on their way to the which will mean much to this city from an was that the constant visits of tourists would be a big business benefit AIRSHIP SOARS DARKNESS AND LOSES WAY SEES NO THE STRIKE on page 2.) BIELSKI LACES LIGHT ON PLANS AFFECTING HIM WOMAN DIES IN OLEAN HOSPITAL HER HOME HERE Men's Nothing Sold only at Ralph's Boot on CAPTURE BODY RIDDLED slayer of two pro on was and today in a thicket near this city his body was riddled with bullet Won't Miss It Shoe bargains galore at Oppenheim & SifTs Big Shoe Annual Pow % Bed Men and August 2nd, at round trip children 50c Come and bring Jour tonight at Mt. I by Bradford SATURDAY Finest Home Home killed broiler Home killed Finest western steer Spring Fresh Finest Creamery 38c With other goods only at Fine whole or 32. Callie 18. 22; brisket 15. 3 lb. 60c. Home made bologna and 15 At bargain THE BIG BARGAIN W. 100 Main St. If You Value Your Money Don't miss our big shoe sale Oppenheim & Mexico July 28.-A. Bruce former chief of the bureau of investigation of the American Department of who temporarily took refuge in the United as a result of the efforts of certain Mexican officials to upon him responsibility for his recent kidnaping by said today he was trying to return to the United It was understood that Mr. Bielaski would remain in the consulate until the present investigation into the kidnaping of himself and Jesus a Mexican in the state of is expect to stay here until I know what they are going to said do not think that the proceedings are being conducted in good I sent a request for permission to return to the United but my Mr. informed me that my papers had been returned on the ground that difficulties of some sort had arisen involving a El Heraldo declares that the investigation which already lies resulted is the arrest of a man and a resulted in the production of information which apparently involved Mrs. Circone Operated on for Tonsil Trouble Succumbs from Heart Dictation Caused by Tis Mrs. Concetta Circone of No. 104 Hilton this died yesterday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the Memorial hospital in where she underwent an operation in the forenoon for the removal of her Circone left Bradford at 10.30 o'clock for Olean and at once went to the hospital for the minor surgical Her which occurred in the afternoon before she had regained consciousness from the anaesthetic came as a great shock to her relatives and of the heart caused by the general ether anaesthetic was given as the cause of the Undertaker Still of Bradford was notified and he went to Olean and took charge of the bringing it to this city at 7.30 o'clock last The remains were taken to Still's undertaking rooms and prepared for burial and removed this to the home of the Mrs. Circone was about 32 years of age and is survived by her two Anna and Dominica who have the sympathy of many in their Funeral services will be held at St. Bernard's church Monday morning at 9 The interment will take place in St. Bernard's Giant Airship Also Encounters Electric Beaches Aberdeen Proving Writer Tells of By WEBSTER K. I. N. S. Staff Aboard the Aberdeen Proving July 28.-The giant landed here at 6:30 o'clock this morning after a battle throughout the wth an storm over New York city and after being lost for two hours in a dense fog that wrapped the North Atlantic 1 New York for which the dirigible lay sheathed in an impenetrable The city was in no wise The mighty roar of the engines as it blindly sailed over the tip of the Battery brought into play a huge searchlight which catching the dirigible in its fierce light saved the C2 from an imminent crash into the Whitehall building at the foot of The great shaft of light - suddenly swung from the dirigible to the and the commander sent his craft upwards with a crackling of gears and a jerk that sent its seven passengers off their In a Starless Rising to a height of sixteen thousand the dirigible left the skyscrapers of lower New York only to find itself under a starless sky and enveloped in Hesitating to descend again to determine his lest in descending he might again come in collision with tall structures of lower New Captain William Kepner sailed out over the area for several Descending again the ship came suddenly upon Coney Dropping still further in an effort to discern the elevated tracks as a possible gude Ine through the the dirigible managed to trail a speeding elevated train for a mile or A sharp command from Captain and the dirigible made a fierce upward lunge at a steep bank to the It had missed a tall smokestack by barely 20 Searching for Refusing to be Captain Kepner drove the dirigible in what he believed to be the direction in which New York city The fog fooled After sailing for twenty minutes at great speed the commander found he was far out over the He turned the head toward Coney Island again believing he could take his tack from that But a severe electrical storm of fierce intensity broke upon the Rocked by the winds that whistled through her the dirigible plowed The commander ventured to drop to 400 feet in his grim determination to prove that a dirigible can flying at night under A light gave the crew The light puzzled the commander but he headed for it. When within 400 Continued on page 2.) EFFORT TO MINE COAL BRINGS NO LARGE RESULTS Lewis Persists in Declaring the Strength of the tent Comes He Will be fro If it Soft Coal In Southwestern ia Regions Fail to Make Much of a By WARREN W. S. Staff July 28.-Prospects of getting coal out of the unionized bituminous fields of Southwestern Pennsylvania by use of failed to brighten Spasmodic attempts made yesterday to resume production under troop it was accomplished little in lessening the coal famine At the Montour No 4 mine of the Pittsburgh Coal one of the largest mines in this section and the first to heed President Harding's demand for work was stopped when less than One of coal were brought to the Another attempt will be made to open the mine Company officials are aiding the to man the By EGO I. N. S. Staff July 28.- settlement of the mine strike originate n the bituminous Held rather than In he This is the essence of i made today by John 1*. president of the United Mine Vorkers of this Refreshed by a long Lewis appeared more optimistic than ever as he sauntered about meditatively on a huge call for a joint interstate he be but if the is held it does not that the miners will go to work pending We stand absolutely upon the status and have not altered our position a single bit. Prank of the I have my other district leaders in order to confer with TO THE CHANNEL MONDAY IS TOTH'S I HAVE COASTWISE SHIPPING HELP Wsj for on ana Sold by Bradford Great ent Garage and Machine General Garage J. E. ft Bradford Sporting Ideal H. H. Rew absolutely guaranteed H. D. Farmers freG * including free Stranburg Music End of Week 200 silk ISO silk gloves Richmond Sella for Bargain Richmond's Popular sales and Prices as low as I trade 36 In. white sport 36 in. black 36 In. black - - Let Vs Help You Stretch your dollars By attending our shoe The & Kranach A Bach This wonderful piano of quality can be had only at the Day Furniture J Why not get the best Come and see and hear Dance at Duke Center I Friday music Wilson's t Melody Six of Port The World's Best Sold only at Ralph's Boot Dance Tonight at Mt. Attention Auto Special prices on Cord Tires for a few The Auto phone 1728. White For dress or your Ralph's Boot 82 Main St. 25c Men's Bathing Salts Reduced to 95c. Others at * Richmond's End of Week Bargains in all lines of Kiddle 19c; 32 inch good dress 19c; a yard-wide bleached 15c. Reduced to Summer others Fine Pianos 9150 If you are in the market for a piano of come to Day's Furniture We have fine used instruments from upwards oh every easy t Richmond's Week summer skirts and suits neatly Some as low as former 9* Coats Reduced to Suits reduced to * The Popular Stultz & The Stultz & Bauer which * can be purchased only at Music has given the satisfaction through its popularity in Bradford and for the past 50 All the different styles and different finishes are carried in bur of over fifty and we extend liberal terms if 3'ou desire Pianos and talking be gladly taken in As Music House is under the personal management of Mr. you will be given the best of service and treated with utmost The where { you can buy everything in July 28.-Joseph F. general agent of the United States Shipping Board in Manila that for the benefit of Filipinos and Americans coastwise shipping regulations should be put in force here at he is possible to prove to any fair-minded Filipino that extension of the coastwise shipping regulations to the Philippines will benefit Filipinos and Americans us take the actual Filipinos now have no ocean ships and only a portion of the If the coastwise regulations go into force all including those in the will be under American no cargo between the islands and the United States will be carried in foreign Filipinos will have the same opportunity as Americans ao and operate both and ocean They can operate ships economically and they can man and officer there is no reason ti believe that with the coastwise Iaws extended to the islands they should not soon have an Important part of the ocean-carrying trade between the Philippines and the United States in their own have the same rights under the American flag that Americans As to their chances for employment would be greatly Philippines are capable of developing into an important manufacturing but cannot do so as long as the islands are held in the grip of foreign ship Rates are generally in favor of the shipping out of raw for this alone manufacturers already established here find the going July 28.-Charles of the Street Swimming of who will try to swim the English channel from England to France next said today that he would start from Shakespeare Beach 5 o'clock Monday catching the high His original intention had been to wait until Toth hopes to be a considerable way out when the tide He expects to reach France on the high tide if the water does not prove too Guss Toth's said that the swimmer is in fine condition and 's positive of Only two other swimmers have negotiated the FOURTEEN POINTS July 28.-Revision of Treaty of Versailles in t accordance former President Wilson's 1 ' points was proposed in a resolution introduced in the international peace congress yesterday by Sir George famous British White All smart dressers wear Boot 82 Main St. St. James DENIES BROOKLYN New July 28.-In a made public John A president of the National nied the protest of the u club on games played with New July 4, and St. Louia July I; both cases Brooklyn claimed a had been from being illegally blocked at thep Over at the Spencer sweet head green string potatoes and spring Public Fine Pianos If you are in the market for a piano of quality at the lowest come to Music We have fine used including the Kurtzmann and other from down Stranburg Music Two St. Saturday I Richmond's Bargain of Big Une 69c, 85c, 95c,-$1. At their end of the week All summer dress goods Silk 49c; pretty tissue and 25c; voiles as low as 49c. Closing out Nothing Like thu Present Our shoe values we aru during our sale tho talk of It will pay you 10 ' & Fresh home killed in and fresh Boiling 10c lb. Hamburger 2 lbs. for 25c. Veal 15c lb. Veal 20c lb. Veal 25c lb. our stuff is fresh J. Corner Pearl and Washington Streets - 9n\y Special far The Healy Get Tour Cheney at If you want the best In get a ths Instrument that is so different in tone from alt Prices from Furniture House has ths complete Easy payments if you desire r 1'pi TP I's End of Week Sells for silk any 99c? Best crepe Special sale on hand Men's Strong Work * Gingham 10-12 - I t - 4 work r - 1 i 1
