The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 12

Iss NEVIN BACK | Woke i RaAE Bast RK IN NEAR E INNS TAKE PLAN FOREND OF MARINE | STRIKE 10 OAS Riployers, nie, So sat dsfied They Repudiate Further Conferences. nee if After a conference t! tween the Board and heads thos Steamship Owne announced Vice President and ul Manne 80 satisfied w he strike situation | ) as no ght of holding any | further conferences with the striking | of the association, th i) hands wer thi there was n ugh engineers. On the heels of this anne came one the Gene Marine bn Benefi Anse | elation left for Washington at 1 S'elock for another conference wit Secretary of Labor i stated the men we vitation of the cerry with them a proposition Settlement of the equested by the Secretary At the ¢ men wer tor of Div tions, and kins, and ¢ rector of the representing the the Exec elation Capt. F A. J. Mot of the Interna D, Tomlins fean and } Osborn, Secret strike of the + Del atat al iG. 4 » Evans, Di 6 Bures nel Hoard i} of the Asso-| ff Shipowners were K, Donne ference daughter « ancey, Nevin, the compe d to Now month, ive Coun Raymond, 1 Line and the Association. After ihe meeting given out alleging that a quantity of | in the carborundum and emery powder hit] At the hospital Rigo identified Ar een found yesterday in the main | thur oc engine bearings and steoring American Shipowners’ a statement was | men drew a revolver and shot Ti abdomen. held. engine | 8 Indian | Benson further WASHID fay 18—In h the vessel had | testumony befe the House Commit e and that the|tee on Appropriations on May men accused of the crime are now in| made public to-<¢ custody expla At Boston, it was said, after the | cu strikers had left the Shipping Board's | {6 steamer Ellenor oll wa vund in| ther reductio: the filter box and it was discovered | be necessary the heating coll in the double bottom been broken, which was npt to start a fire, It was ts earlier in the had been rv 1 to the effect that steamers ng on the showed they had been tampered with | Hany defore leaving Am« At Shipping Board headquarters | was said efforts would be made by ship owners and the authorities to son all offenders| It was also said more | claimed. other side rican ports. apprehend and imp of this class. ers were seeking em- cerned, the strike ended 5 ago. Mr, Marvin suid this afternoon #« @ssociation had followed the lead of the Shipping t an open shop. isted in theor when the un but now it © —- SHIP PICKET FIRST VICTIM OF STRIKE, everal days din declaring for e latter had ex r. Marvin added, men predominated, # in fact Dies After Accusing Savannah Line Worker—Davis Again Fail At Media Jose Rigo, a union picket in the @eamen’s strike, died to-day in St Vincent's Hosp t a gunshot wound inflicted |: n front of the Savannah 1, the North Victrola No. XI 150.00 Plus 10.00 in Records River by one of t e negroes the City of Sava BEWARE! Moths feed on grea: Clean your clothes w one before putting them away, Hogan sore 160.00 thie with Benzing, Naptha or Gasoe line. rou “SEMOVES GREASE SPOTS cone ithout art to fabric or color, Specially Offered 5.00 Down Balance Small Monthly Payments No wilerest charged on deferred payments. aya from ak fs cach Se All wesred “eit = ta a8 the man who Wage finest all wool are styled as ing revers of brush wool, as pic- HI] shown right and left in the ills tured, above, centre, and come WH] tration, and are in’ spark red, in combinations of pink or blue, parchment, pearl grey, brown, with white revers, brown, tur- tun, Saxe blue and navy blue. quoise or coral, with revers. ~ HEARN | SWEATERS THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY "i COLLAPSE, SUS - em Soa F FOR MRS. HARDING. ON SEARCH PARTIES = Landay ona ohare’ €ul 6A ‘tacked Mine Netiic Ami Hire CetRmtH We a th ew ta ted Next Week rt Cries “He’s Not in River! 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