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doso watch on cMtr stations
a night of sanguinary fighting between
glnn Fein and Unionist mobs, but the
situation was tense and the military,
with armotcd cars, were patrollng the
affected areas, llain was falling and
It was hoped this would prove a deter
rent to further rioting.
Casualties reported last night were
two men .nnd ono woman killed and
twenty persons treated at hospitals for
serious gunshot wounds. Many wounded
did not report to hospitals. Fifty four
arrets were made.
The primary cause of the trouble is
believed to bo the recent murder of
Colonel Smyth in Cork, as many men
employed at Belfast came from Bain-
clubs And temporarily dispersed tho
rioters.- But they reassembled and the
Falls Bond and Sandy Bow districts
again were thrown into uproar. Tho
soldiers fired over the heads of tho mob,
Barbed wlro barriers were then hur
riedly raised by tho military.
A half dozen saloons wcro broken
open, liquor and furniture wcro thrown
into tho streets and the premises set on
fire. Tho soldiers eventually succeeded
In surrounding the district and posted
machine guns, preventing anybody from
entering or leaving tho area.
This morning the workers returned
to tho shipyards as thourh nothlne had
Sinn Fein were made through inter
mediaries by Premier Lloyd George,
who was anxious to meet the leaders
himself and discuRs the situation, tays
the Daily Mall. They, however, reso
lutely refused to negotiate, perhaps
feeling that if they did their lives would
be jeopardized.
Both Sinn. Fein nnd labor leaders in
Dublin ore very busy, says tho Mall's
Dublin correspondent, and Important
statements aro expected to be made at
today's debato in the Commons.
The alarming increase of violence in
Ireland, the correspondent says, is
frightening the responsible leaders of
the Irish Republican party, many of
whom appear to bo inclined to listen to
any generous offer from Downing street.
Dublin, July 22. Inquiry concern
ing the report that the Sinn Fein and
the British Government aro prepared to
discuss the basis of a settlement of the
Irish question, disclosed that an
eminent ecclesiastic with important
Sinn Fein connections informed friends
he had received a communication with
credentials which satisfied him it had
emanated from the cabinet. This he had
submitted to Arthur Griffith, founder of
tho Blnn Fein organization. ' ,
Many attempts, it is asserted, had
been made previously to sound the Sinn
Fein on tho possibilities of n compro
mise, nnd there appears to be no reason
to suppose this will be more fruitful
than tho others. The Sinn Fciaers say
they will not negotiate.
GERMAN REICHSTAG CALLED
Will Dlieuat Election Date Red
Army Forming In East Prussia
London. July 22. (By A. P.) The
German Reichstag has been summoned
to meet Monday, nrrnrdlne to nil Rx-
CHAIR PUSHERS 'AIDED
Appearance of a group of entertainfers
whoso services were- contributed by the
nnlonlrcdcabaret artists of the Board
walk belt at a get-together meeting of
the strikers yesterday, made n great hit.
Strike directors hastened to declare that
the "human motors" are moro deter
mined (ban ever to stand out against
any compromise short of full recognition
of the union, nnd signed up Boph(e
Tucker, of the Cafe de Paris, to sung
and danco for the strikers at their
cabaret meeting this afternoon.
Hoardwalk chair barons, who are ad
mittedly very tired of thp strike and the
fear attacks upon strikebreakers has
Inspired among the most Inveterate na
trons of the dicker coupes, are said to
be thinking of offering fifty cents an
hour bonus to University of, Pennsyl
vania students of the robust type to
nmn In thft hlinrn find Rff whether tbcV
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IN BELFAST! 3 DEAD
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made a transatlantic voyage. w. 2
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Cabaret Stars of Boardwalk
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of Strikers
treaty Of Versailles.
vTostofflco In West Falls Section
Summer Exercises
Wrockod and Several
Wounded
Atlantic City, July 22. Jazz ns n
courage inspiring element In successful
strike making has received tho un
qualified approval of American Feder
ation of Labor officials In chnrgc of the
noardtvalk transportation tie-up hing
ing upon recognition of Rolling Chair
Union 17,332, It was announced today.
tn gymniiium, away from Id . I
nl fall. .Special croup camci ''N
inll. volley hall, boxlnr. "". liafl
ami tub vnii inr VAir in .. -
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happened, nitnotigli tho trouble was
started in the yards vestcrdav after n
bridge, which was Smyth's native town.
The rioting began yesterday after a
number of Sinn Fein employes of nor
land & Wolff's shipyards were at
tacked. Sinn Fciners arc said to have besieged
a number of Orangemen In n mill for
two hours late yesterday, capturing
them later nnd beating them. A few of
the Orangemen wcro rescued by troops.
When police and troons attempted to
Men, Women, Boyi, Girl.
SITUATION STILL TENSE
knumbcr of Sinn Fein employes had been
Chance Toldrrnnh rilanntxh (mm Ttprliu.
attacked. The authorities believe thev
Its business will Include n discussion of
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havo tho situation in hand.
Unofficial estimate places the property
damage and looting done by tho mob at
100,000.
tne iiato for holding tho presidential
elections.
Chancellor Fehrenbach and Foreign
Minister Simons, the dispatch adds, are
expected to mako statements on the Spo
conference ,nt either Monday or Tues
day's session of tho Reichstag.
A Hoenlgsburg message to the Ex
chango Telegraph Co. says plans arc
proceeding 'for the formation of a Red
army In. East Prussia,
By tho AftJoclatcd Press
nre able to bicak the backbone of tho
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vJK wed In tho Falls nrca of West Ilel
iff yj i1 durinic the mill dinner hour today.
Avif Tha postofHce was wrecked and the po
t Hea fired on the rioters. In tho melee
strike. Tblsl s the thirteenth day 01 tne
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separate the combatants, the Sinn Fein
attacked them with stones and other
missiles, The police charged with drawn
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YOU'VE got to k?iow which, if your business is
to be a lasting success. Goodyear had to know
it, or quit. F. A. Seiberling, president, Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co., tells in the August issue of
System some experiences that may surprise you.
What they discovered about buying and selling
when their capital was small is largely responsible
for their big profits today.
You'll do a lot of thinking about your own
business when you read what Mr. Seiberling says
about business policies. He outlines three ways to
do business; six ways to buy. He tells why you
can be too good at selling to be a good business
man. Read his article in System for August.
A quarter million business leaders read
System regularly because it contains inti
mate statements of the way business men
deal with intimate business problems.
A. B. Farquhar tellsiin August System how the
great business men of 1 858 answered his youthful
question, "How can I make a million dollars?"
As "credit manager of Armour Sc Co., Harry H.
Merrick found ways to say "Yes," where the average
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The president of the Mercantile Trust Co. of
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you when you ask him for more money. Men of
many businesses write for each issue of System.
Get August SYSTEM at your news-stand today.
It's selling fast. 25 cents a copy; or by the year, $3.
"Killing sales superstitions"
John M.Bruce says that"sales superstitions"
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a way to increase sales; how the shibboleth
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System for August.
"Who pays the wages?"
That's a puzzle that muddles our under
standing of labor. George M,. Verity came
up from water-boy to president of the
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mills have never had a strike. Match his
ideas in August System with your own.
"How wc can sell more to India"
"India is the greatest market I have yet
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in the land of cross-legged merchants.
"The big profit in small accounts"
Two young men, just out of college, landed
in a knitting business and have built it up
to large proportions. The big idea, they say
in System for August, is giving the small
merchant the kind of service he needs. They
have gained success without the kind of
customers most people think essential.
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