The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1919, Page 1

LV Copyrin' soci (The New 1 1919, by ‘The Press Hpbi __ NEW YORK, “SATURDAY, “NOVEMBER 29, York World) “Circulation Books Open to All.” \_ 1919, EDITION ths lal VER eat VENING WG _ PRICE. ‘TWO CENTS Coal Mines Open Monday Under U. S. Protection 43,000 SEE FOOTBALL GAME BETWEEN ARMY AND NAVY: MIDDIES FIRST 10 SCORE ¢King Kicks a Field Goal From the Twenty-Five Yard Line in Second Period—Game Played in Rain, but Enthusiasm Is Not Lacking. THE SCORE First Second Third Fourth Period. Period. Period. Period HOU i cveconsnecsscaveses O 3 0 3 By William Abbott. football battle was fought this afternoon at the Polo ’ The Army-Navy Grounds in a steady drizzle of rain and on a gridiron inches deep in| mud, About 43,000 attended the game, the first Cadet-Middy tilt since | 4916, Long before the rival football forces appeared on the battle ground early arrivals streamed in through the gates, Left field bleachers were @ mass of yellow megaphones that waited the coming of the sailor brigade from Annapolis. The Navy had the bulge on the Army in the number of rooters. About two in every five carried a Navy pennant. Blue uni- forms predominated at first, but the olive drab of the Army began show- §ng in the first thousands and the soldier sections behind first base started | fo splash color. The Navy won the contest by the score of 6 to 0. The playing field of the Giants was ® transformed into a white Gridiron. One white goal post stood over the home plate, the other one crossed _LINE-UP, ‘Captains of Army and Navy Elevens In Battle at Polo Grounds To-Day tore through the Army line for a down. Benvist made eight yards through tackle, Three more smashes another first down for the On the next play, there was a From their 20-yard line the Middies fated to gain and Clark punted to the Army’s 85-yard line. McQuarrie After two short gains, Clark kicked | fumble in the Middie backfield, but alto Wilhide whé was downed in his sailor recovered the ball. A long for-|tracks. The usual Army kick fol- Ward pass was not pleted. Mc- | lowed. The Middies lost one yard on Quarrie knocking the ball down on his|a fake formation. When two more 20-yard line Another Nav: j Almost successful when the receiver slipped and dropped the ball and the ball went to the Amy. McQuarrie im- t 4488 WUS | plays were stopped Clark kicked to Wiihide who sprinted back ten yards When two Army plunges netted only four yards, Gregory threw an | mediately e¢ Navy's 5-] Army pass that went straight into 4 out from be-|the arms of Koehler, Navy quarte d his own goal line. McQuarrie] back. After one smash at the linc | made a fair catch on his 87-yard line, rk punted to West Point's tlre Biving the Cadets a chance yard line. McQuarre from behind his | placement kick goal line punted forty yards. | After taking careful aim, MeQuarrie|”~ from this point the sailors bere missed the goal by several feet. It}another savage attack. Clark an’ | FACTS ON COAL ae Lack of Information Result of Neglect in Granting Funds for Inquiry. TROOPS READY AS MINES PREPARE TO OPEN MONDAY Operators Predict Return of Strikers Under Offer of 14 Per Cent. Increase. |UNION LEADERS FIRM. Government’s Terms Posted at Shafts—West and South Suffer for Fuel. CHICAGO, Nov. from the Government's announce- ment that it proposes to see mining begun and posting at the shafts by the operators of notice of the grant- ing of a 14 por cent. are expected Monday. Operators to-day looked upon the latest steps in the miners’ strike with optimism, and belleved that with the beginning of the week many workmen wquid re-enter tha, mines. Saturdays —First results wage Increase and Sundays generally have been regarded as at least part holidays In the coal flelds, | On the other hand, miners’ spoken. | men generally predicted that few men would return to work under those conditions, adding that the offer would be ignored especially in the Kreat fields of the central competi- tive area, embracing Ob Iiinois, | jIndiana and western Pennsylvania. The Government has given’ Fuel Administrator Garfeld assurance thal troops are ready to prevent any In- terference with miners who return to | work “an But Five Eat LANSING PLANS DRASTIC DEMAND THAT CARRANZA END. SERES OF OUTRAGES Total of Nine Citizens of This Couns try Slain in Mexico Since July 22 —New Note Calls for the Evi- dence Against Jenkins. WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—Relations between Mexico and the United States were still further complicated to-day by the report of the killing by a Carranza soldier of W. T. Wallace, an American citizen, This makes nine Americans who havé been murdered in Mexico in the last few months, Mh The latest killing only aggravates the tense situation caused by Mex> {co's refusal to release William O. Jenkins, the United States Agent imprisoned at Puebla, and it is known that the American D ment is determined to stand upon its demands in the Jenkins case. FLLIS ISLAND REDS [ei=seseese END HUNGER STRIKE AND SILENE, TO death by bandits holding him for Fansom in the state of Mavarit, Mind that Lund’s wife and child Wee without aid in the town of Tepia. General Mexican conditions afW somewhat relieved by a denial of the reports of fighting in Mexico City tween the forces of Gen. Alvi Obregon and President Carranza and of the further rumor that Carranse had fled to Queretaro, “exleo probably will Greedily After Guards Carry Prisoners be called f 4 upon for a showdown If the repeated Arm Position Navy | Was a narrow escape for the sat Cruise gained eight yards in tw | | te ‘was far out In centre field. A wooden |Biaik. -RE.,,, Ewen (capt.) | The Navy kicked from ity own smashes, Wilkie went in in. place of Milder weather to-day over much| to Hearings. Killing and molestation of Am Darricade two feet high encircled the | paniel . King Horivrta eednett Hoel Sarau eh Moore at right guard for the Navy By David Lawrence. jof the country which for two days atemcmeeeier citizens continue and the Ami nM e Ot D' i 0 “Lilo: 2 7 2 7 tal e \playing ground Breidster Moore | \ard line, punted over the Navy goal | io ™anty at ee Tene the ball t°| WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (Copy-' Pat aoe been in the graap of unsea-} With the exception of two women! Consular Agent remains confined With the stadium half filled West |Greene Larson | line, Bringing the ball out to its 20-| ward pass over the Army «oil line right, 1919).—Whatever else the coal | ne lY low temperatures brought re) 14 three men, who are atil! defant, | DPi#0” on what American officials Point's regimental band slipped in |Voael Denfield | yard line, the middies made two sub-| was incompleted. It was a de . t coal’ lief, Many small cities and towns ; ,| Weve are trumped-up charges, land quietly took {ta station in. the | Travis . Murray |stantial gains through the line and tha] tttempt to score and nearly 1 sulted | COtroversy may teach the American were almost fuelless and suffering ‘he hunger atrike at Ellis Island i) It was said at the State Depart etands. eater Woodruet| Period ended with PERIOD. to 0. jing tauchdows Falling to gain from public, it has revealed to the naked 4% !mminent. broken. Sixty-four men who had re-|ment to-day that another note Wiis Wie ecmeihineg. dew; hen oehler | SECOND i | punted to midfield, On'the first play |eye bow first the Democrats and, W!th radical restrictions on use of fused to eat weakened when the thir-|¢en despatched by this Government Lystad . Benost| Starting th econd eriod t were the Cadets? In they marched a| Baiting the second period the! Renoist shot through for ten yards. fuel in force in many places, notably | teenth meal was set before them and|*? Mexico calling for details of te tow moments later behind their own |ormenone Se ed tanks “Crulae got through for | Stork replaced ‘Travis for the Army. then the Republicans in Congress Kansas City, Mo., Omaha, Neb, and| he bountiful ip | *Viagece aeainet Jenkins batgndl druid coroe a ip coun ot an ean) C10 | Tee or ee BA non intk'na ted period dod wi neglected to heed the appeals, warn-| Indianapolis and the entire southern | 10 Hreedily of the bountiful *UPPer| The nine Americans who haw e As acl a be bi ey clad youngsters. In squads of Omctale: Referee, W. F. Langford, | more around the Army's right end.| ihe score Navy, 3; Army, 0 |ings, petitions and pleas of several region, State and local oMclals to-day | ties tagt night ack Kiljed in Mexico since July bod ¥ é : ; y line | d further means of warding f ere: urs, each carrying a little grey And |Trinity; Umpire, Fred Murphy, Yale: R b tf the Go | considere ‘The t ho are holdin, punted. ilhide sprinted back ten FOURTH PERIOD ureaus o} e vernment for wo women, who an 6) July 31, R. A. Cunnii old army flag, the line wended its |Fleld Judge, James A, Evans, George: | Sards before being dumped by three ou . off a famine. out, Dora, Lijken*and Ethet Bern- jr Ae ingham, at Mate A fide 7 y funds to get t % a ra, Ls an ‘ay around the field while army fol- |tewns Line ) Mar-| Navy tacklers, The ght Navy for-| ane first two plays in the final Set the facts about coal, Calllag of @ conference ot Gover-| stein, wens reported to be n'a greatly| STOPES : wwers in the stands thundered its a = Harde crashed through ind spilled) period netted the sailors twelve) Anticipating just such @ situation) nore of tho coal-producing States for wiaened condition this morning. s- 28, Adam Schaeffer, at Pinom welcome. " seibacke canted Mequarrie to Kick, | 2aFd%. Another smash by Cruise car-!a5 hag arisen—where statistics are| Monday or Tuesday at Chicago by| "sr, uni said that the breaking of] AUS: 9. H. 8. McGill, at Coapa, of the middies fairly rocked the con-| S*tbacke caused McQuarrie to kick.) rieq the ball to the Army's 15-yard ® Fe Erederick D. Gardner, Governor of ak | Sept. 2 A. BP. Hennesy, at La When the head of the column At this point Light replaced Kiefer > N. ection . the hunger strike was largely due to z Col crete stadium. T line and once more the Navy section | supreme and where figures reliably t Ate orado. reached the first base sections the i at left end for the Army, This change! way ‘yelling for a touchdown, Here Minsourl, to-day awalted statement| ing show of force exercised by the ls Weat Point Rand broke into a lively | ,,DM® aie on the heavy gridirons didn’t) stop the sailors, and ‘hey | the Army line braced and two navy |Sathered can alone carry conviction |of a definite plan of action by the) (1 mm tf Muon, Stebel oh oe Pplpapae’ tive C. H. Connelly, @, he rival teams ri ike ‘ort | Prot ‘aced a id Light for five | ° 5 ail | ; .1 o-c 3A, leut, e isan awa tha Cunels paraded HEL TR rival teams ran through ehort | Promptly rac a funning “backs | Plunges were checked. With the ball | Congress turned a deat ear to the | Federal Government for re-opening| sev ined aliens before inspectors tor | A at Bahia; Lieut. F, B. Water: signal drills, beg: 1 : Phe | 4quarely in front of the goal posts, |the mines. Should the Government house, U. 3. A., at Babla, their scats, TAMl thin Cine the ereat. stand . ‘an to invade Army territory. The! King dropped back to the 25-yard! request for money to ‘keep the! decide to take over the mines, Goy,|'helr formal hearings. M, E Luck, at Mext ARMY FOOTBALL TEAM TAKES] saimed,” che ruin had. stored co | cee rumemed, powerless tO sol¥el tine and kicked another fleld goal for/ American people informed about! Cenidee gee? over the, mune GOV-| when the frnt few cases were calied| 7 1k Ws allies oe a he rs d stopped as| formations ‘the Navy Janine Pics shows . r » d 0 : ear Tams TO THE FIELD. the two captains met in midfield for|, On one play Cruise shot through for| '"® Navy. - coal production, its costs and fac-|not be called, but otherwise he would|'t Was necessary for attendants to) iio, ang Otto Lund, state ef The West Point cheer leaders had reall twelve yards, Steadily the ball was! —— | 3 sey carry the alleged anarchists In before 4 hardly taken «h h the|'"e toss. The Navy won the toss|trought’ to the Army's 17-yard line | BOWIE RESULTS. tors of distribution and sundry other! issue the call “to see what the Gov- {Lluacostore slare tub at Arse oan | mae A and kicked off, | with the Navy sections yelling for a 5 items, all of which Dr, Harry A,/ernors could do. | Malta The only report this Government plop ayn ee out ae) As the ball wan booted a cannon on| touchdown. Here the Army line atit- | Garfleld, Fuel Administrator, con-| Now walkouts in the West Virginia | *isted 19 hyperemia has of the Wallace murder is tng companied by shrieks of encourage fened and stopped two smashes with- a ; Q . | strike,” but the radica ove | the > the side sudde: boomed ov ' , RACE.—Claimin: for three . . | eld, from which most of the bit th le ment from the Cadets. At 1.45 a long | N® Army side suddenty boomed out | iit gain, With the ball directly in|. FURST RACE.—Ciaimin: for three |fessed in his open statement of last| eld. from A ‘ of talk proved too strong, and within | ‘¢ Mule om which the Amerions he Se and battle was on in earnest, front of the koal posts, King dropped | Yearralds and upward: purae #1.000; one |nuesday, that Congress had falled| Y™#nous coal mined since the strike lee ceonomie de, | Pdine shied at @ machine gum mlue and Gold Navy banner sudden-| seated in ithe boxes on the Army |bace to th yard line and made altos yoo (ramiiton), S640, $430, $890, |to provide . was called has come, to-day threat. |* few minutes a regular economic de-| ie poaq and overturned the Uy appeared through the loft field en-| sige, apparently unmindful of the|Pretty placement kick for the first | frst: sev. Ward 100 Gremanaill | ue hier A) well during the! 20d t® Feduce the approximately 40 bai Lense want adGes 11 put} TB? Soldier thereupon shot the trance, rain, wore Sceretary of War Baker, |Punt# of the game =) Lg3.a0 waccond; Buckboard. 100 (Motrin). oN went well Guring the) per cent. of a normal amount the eee eee tate ere heart: put| ican to death. The murderer was nog Then came the Ass apolls Band and|¢en, Pershing, Commander in Chiet sprinted back 25 yards before being | ‘Tit For Tat, Padua, Jacknetta, Capital| Wt When the Fuel Administration) Government saya has continued to be * _ in BES phos sa up and the | °%2® taken into custody, after it marched thé sailor regiment. | or the Army, and Gen, March, Chiet|downed, ‘Thon the Navy w man ane | City Londstool, Cabal, Margery, nlso| Was created—for the United States! prought out in all States: Ses teagidad 1 Waa by | The Mexican officer in charge of the 2,000 strong. In sharp contrast tothe! of stam, On the opposite side of the|other drive that seldom failed to RACE—Selling: for two. |G@0l0gle Survey and the Federal! walkout of engincers and pump. [Papers forwar i] . ¥| trocpe claims that the American gave soldier grey was the dark blue uni-| neg, cheering for the Navy, were | Gale. With bail 18 misheld,. the), i inne 1 one iniie—|'Trade Commission were made In-|ers at some of the Southern Illinois |t-a!ant Aven atavauvernttce provocation, but no details of what. form..of the PHLAAD: we n who! Secretary of the Navy Daniela, As-|thelr line, Falling on an cad ruc Weary, Ue 83,30, $3.10 bt jtegral parts, so far as coal was con-| mines also was reported to-day, If Nea earned Pees Aptos that provocation consisted «: have marched first In the direction of] sistant 5 cretary Franklin D, Hooses|the Navy tar Cadetat | $3.00. 6 De Cause, 97 (Rch* | cerned, of the machinery of that Ad-| that was true, mine owners asserted, lena atlanes ateika have haan clase ia been furnished. A full report has beam ‘West Point's sections and then! voit, Admiral Glennon and Admiral | £04 line rting operations op the | creek) |ministration, Then the armistice, ‘li mines would fill with water, and | 000 Bilence HN Os ordered by the State Department, aid around he eld to its o { 2 : ‘ Neva he rm a o i Coe g bn Olitary confineme: swung around the field ta OWN dine and’ Mater Gene ace Aine, thea my, fall 10 uns | Rov came, and the Fuel Administration] St Hest ten days would be required S° ONY couinumenl | lan @ few daye it Is probable thet this etation, the Annapolis band play'ng| iaenott of the Marine Corps, ine, Afte ee dorwie “i We : 7 | to pump the ut before work vould pee country will be advised that Wallace i yard } A ra fake forward pass was dissolved. The Geologic Sur- outside to-day Detective Herman of Jig time while the middies double FIRST PERIOD. savant CORAe as Tate RGA die’ bene iM és be resumed ay . failed to halt when ordered, or some Quicked into thoir seats. . Jon period ended with the scorce vey asked for funds to continue the! ai Ganup, N. M., twenty-five strike [the Bomb Squad arrested Frederick | thing of the sort The atalwart sailors tenderly car Phe Army won the toss. Me-| Navy Army, 0 work. The Appropriation Commit-|ing miners to-day were under arrest. | tuscan tabsrer, on a Uciter Sictes| The State Department. ai . ried the Giant Navy pennant into the | QU¢rrie for the Aumy punted to, the The Gal dameetate Oh tae ee | —— Military authorities ordered them Department of Labor warrant, He| that the Mexican reply to the stands, The the sailors were ready | ay stark gained ten yards through ed out to the middle of the | (Continued on Fourth Page.) taken into custody when they at-| Was sent to Bilis Island. for Jenkins’s release has raised for action. It soon came, right tackle. Then the . met Seoretray Daniels of the =o: tempted to hold a meeting without |, * issue that necessitates another aote The midshipmene were hardly in| tons broke diam, ¢ cheering sides kept up a Sania TAKE BELICAND DEVORE MEALS | ootaining a permit. Three wagon-|~'” “*™* Of WIM Bpiited tm Erle) oi. iy substantially as tt their places when the Annapolis team | £4 ugh the # 0 mburdment of songs and $1,500; 6 tou feul.—advt ads of arms, ownership of which caceder , telegraphed from border points DI The line then smeared | ohe Even the Navy goat = MIDDLETOWN, Noy. 29.—Two hun- b i trotted on the field. Off came the|the tw without gain. !out and contributed a few stunts, Be had not been established, were seized, ‘gicq cans of . Ik and cream bound for| t8¥ charges that “Mr. Jenking: middles’ eaps and through their meg- | Clar t Point's S-yard fore the teams returned rain began | zesands Be A Portrait of the Prince of Wales ~ ere the New York markets were scattered | Mimself signed contradictory a sei < line mashes netted ing again ton), 0, thir . View the City from the World Restoran, ., nts arding t phones the sailors advised thoir| line. W tne amas 1 " Hay, Penrose, Bt PRE with to-morrow's Sunday World ‘ fh + along the Erle Railroad near here to-| ments regarding viayete to “Fight like hell behind his own goal line and made a | THIRD PERIOD, ran, *Weir entry ABA AS Teen fine corel: Someeea manent ly vorpae a at vies day when eleven cars in which they Which he was a victim ‘The etions gave each other @/jong kick past midfield, Starting the third period the Army | 5 Phe Werle be tbe Erinte duet bptore ease! Gen mee tal Sieg t's Nek ‘pote were loaded were wrecked by a broken has bad ample pal Cheer, The long siren yelle' In two savage plunges the Middies kicked over the Navy's goal line.! (Raging Entries on Page 2.) tensa wae u waa truck. that be was guilty of . » a « * q ¥ { e Jind eae ' H ! { } ! <2 ee ee er