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THE EVENING WOULD, XOHDAY, OGTOBEK 20, 1018.
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UH0AV WORLD "WAHTr W0K WOMDtRS.
foreign lanpunnc speaking Htrlkers'
leader have leen tclllnr llielr fol
lower they would rcrolvu a Htrlke
beneilt ot 12 n day, but there aro no
fundH available for thta dlsbiiraomunt.
LEADERS KNOW THEY MUBT
ACCEPT THE BLAME.
The mdralo of the leaders la weak
enln? became they know the time Is
approaching for Homebody to take
the biamo for calling a strike that
Bi l uway to a weak kturt, to say the
IcaHt. Thuy are now preparing for
a session of employment In that
widely known p.viilme called "pass
Ing the buck." With the strike four
weeks old they aro Just starling to
work on plan to raise money for
bonellty. At a meeting of the leaders
of the labor unions of Chicago held
yesterday afternoon, nn appeal by
Jchn Kltzpatrlck, Chairman of tn.
Committee to Organize the Steel
Erected A. V. 1910. lreenUd to the
Y. II. C. A. by Klbert II. Gary.
Many of tne noiaiern attended uie
band concert. I noticed u number at.
tended oh excorts to Utile children.
Thcro wcro old tlmcru who aw
service In Franco mid on the Rhine.
They wcro great favorltej with Uie
Kronen ana ueniian en 11 (iron ana in
nlckliia- un companlonshlrw with the
klddlei of Gary they aro following a
habit formed in mucin abroad.
S nco coming to nary I havo
nought to learn If any of the soldier
In uniform who led the parade which
Inxnlrcd the Governor of Indiana to
iik for Federal troopn were member
of the, American Legion, omcers or
the Gary pom say tnni some or tuem
were, nosslbiv three or four of per
haps fifty Following the nrrlral of
mi
ThiMindhuvd
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Cvery grectr trerrwhers sells' Kellecf't everyday
Workers, for funds to be rained by dler the once over and continued n
assessment upon union members out- tneir way. tnder tn circumsuinccs
sldo the steel Industry was received probab, hut'gud, outbreak will
with a lack of enthusiasm that was i,ecomo a live nosslbllltv if the sol-
almost total. dlera arc removed before) tho prcva-
The army authorities In Gary have lent deadlock Is broken.
d.&contlnued raids upon the homes Soldiers on patrol at the ml I gates
ot persons known to be of Holshorlst EiL!.1.
tendencies, except on receipt of In- afternoon and yesterday, There ap
formation which appears to be worth pears to bo a psychological effect in
c-nsldering, or direct complaints, n neimet wnien is noticcaoio
There aro plenty of revolutionists " fflttalo iffid' wv.
remaining In Gary, but they are concert yesterday afternoon In the
using the soft pcdul. Col. Manes. In Y. M. C. A. Ilulldlnr in Oary. It waa
charge of the units of the 4th Dlvi- tarUjd, tatjfl rtjto
slon which are maintaining u mill- . th wny M ono of thn flnr!)t i the
tary camp In Gary, believes tho Red , city. It Is a beautiful ntructure,
menace has been smothered. standing on u dutaclied block and
Under the outward., peaceful ... S? iffl
peet of the situation in Oary lurks a fry more comforUbly or adc
menace which minht not be worth ' quately equipped. On the corner-
msntioninn wsrs It not for the facl.stono is curved this Inscription
of the recent race riots in Chicago.
Ripple from the mam disturbance
in the City of Chlcaao were felt, at
that time, in Gary and other steel
centre to the south of the bin city,
FEAR RACE RIOTING IN GARY
SOON.
Hitler complaints that tho steel cor
poration Is Importing njrroes as
strikebreakers were voiced at the
meeting of the steel strike leaders in
Chicago last Saturday. Tho minor
local leader.) hero were not slow in
lUKing up tho jssuu. Feeling ngjlnst
tlio negruv need but slight aggrava
tion to become exceedingly bitter here,
for II Is a fact, while many negroes
wero employed in the mills beforu tho
strike the percentage of negro help
has appreciably Increased In tho
past two weeks and negroes, currying
new suitcases, aro drifting Into Clary
on almost every train. The negroos
Hold, almost exclusively, the rougn,
unxkllled labor Jobs which were for
merly tilled by tho foreign language
workmen.
Tho Gary negro colony Is on the
outskirts of the city on the south side
adjoining, and at points mixing with
a colony of foreign language strikers.
Information that men of Influunco
among tho foreigners jvero beginning
to snread tho statement that the steel
corporation H Importing negroes to
take the Places of ull strikem reached
the Intelligence Department of tho
military force several days ago and
this phase of tho situation was closely
watched.
The result was that numerous sol
dlers wearing steel helmets and carry
ing rifles appeared In and around tho
negro quarter yesterday, especially at
points where tno dwellings or negroes
are close to thoso of the foreign-born
whites. A squad of men, nrmed wltn
rifles, bayonets and revolve, weie
Btatloned at zun Avenue nna uroaa-
way at tho gatewuy of he negro set
tlement. and In the afternoon an army
truck with a machine gun mounted aft
was driven up to the corner and
narked at the "4tli Street curb, Ma
chine run ammunition was prominent
ly uuspiaycu in tne trucK. irom iai
tlmo to this writing a soldier chauf
feur has sat at the wheel of the truck,
members of tho machine gun company
of tho 4th Division havo been within
Jumping dlstanco of tho gun und a
motorcycle manned oy two armea soi
dlers has been stationed closo by.
MACHINE GUNNERS WILL CURB,
THE RIOTER8.
Hundreds of strikers strolled by and
gavo tho machine gun and the sol-
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the regular troops many soldiers In
tinlferm not marked with red stripes,
denoting discharged, wcro picked up
on the streets, a few wearing the
white badges of strlko pickets, It
was found that nil these men had
been discharged from the sorvlco.
Homo of them, despite their army
training, were unable to speak Eng
lish. Thny wero required to remove
their uniforms.
The Gary post of the American
Legion Is co-operating wlthAthe mili
tary authorities In maintaining order.
At a mectng called by Major Melton,
who formed tho post, at tho tlmo
when disorder was rife, 110 out of 140
In attendance volunteered to do police
duty. A considerable majority of tho
members of the post are sons of for
eigners who have not taken out cltl
xenshtp papers.
While Gary Is quiet under the mar
tial law as administered by the reg
ular army, the samo condition docs
not prevail In Indiana Harbor, ad
joining Gary on the north, which Is
policed by the Indiana State militia.
Hooradlc outbreaks In Indiana Har
bor and East Chicago keep the mil
itiamen on tho Jump. The militia-
slonal men, clerks tindVnxhanlcs
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WIIU are iubiiik uk-u l'ii.v ixiiiu un
strike duty, are not ulvlmr any loud
cheers about life In Indiana Harbor
and East Chicago. With the regular
army men, as with tho mounted po
lice if Pennsylvania, strike duty Is
part of tho day's work. They are
under orders to do certain things un
der certain circumstances and they
do those certain things ns conditions
arise, Tho mounted constabulary of
Pennsylvania, by tho way, are not
nearly as numerous as tho regulars
In Gary, but they carry out tholr
orders Just as efficiently.
The Ualvatlon Army reached GAry
last nigh and established a canteen
on Broadway outside (he Chamber
of Commerca Building, which hns
been -turned Into a barracks. Dough
nuts, such as made the Halvatlon
Army beloved In France, am now be
Inir turned out in amazing quantities)
and consumed by the soldiers.
CHICAGO STEEL OUTPUT
75 PER CENT, OF NORMAL
Union Officials Admit Practically
Ail Plants in District Arc in
Partial Operation.
CHICAGO. OeL 10.Condltlona In
thn steol mills of the Chicago district
hav Improved te sueh an extent, that
to-day produrtion waa on a basis of
75 per cent of normal, according to
company officials.
Union officials, while admitting that
practically all ot tho plants were In
partial operation, nald their reports
showed that Inexperienced workers
were attempting unsuccessfully to
flit thn places of the Veterans of the
nuuairy, win) remain on airiae.
This report declared that betwssn fifty
and 103 nun rarura4 ta vara aaii7
last week and that at Homestead alens
9,400 men were on the Job. The Homo
lead works turnsd out at 000 tons' of
Inrota last wtk. this brine onlv a few
thousand tons under the record week ot
lilt, when production was hastened
bacaiue of the war, the statement add
ed. Other mills of the concern were
said to be operating at nearly 10 per
ent. espaeity.
Uperntora Declare rittaharajh Mllla
Are Almost normal.
ITTTSUL'nnil, Pa., Oct 10. With
both employers and union leaders mark
lux time, the strel atrtkn situation In
the I'lttsbursh district was practically
unchanged to-day, the Initial day of tho
nrtli week ot the walkout.
The only statement relative to the
strike came from the CarneKla titeel Co,
Harvard rand !! Ti005,tT9jlBSH,
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with f2.7,71l while New York Is ise
ond with a total subscription ot
071,
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TAILORED SUITS
AFTERNOON
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unprecedented.
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700
Dresses
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Regular Prices to
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Velveteen, Velour,
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Charmeuse,
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for Autumn and
Winter, ta lored, em
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Winter
COATS
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in our stock at
one-half regular
prices.
Very Special
To-morrow
300 Fur
Trim'd Coats
Regular Prices
to $55
Velour, Silvertone,
Velour de Laine,
with rich fur collars,
some with cuff to.
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$200 coat reduced
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$150 coats reduced
to $7$.
All others in proportion.
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Winter
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