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Indiana ;id I-.xi Mi' liin
EDITION
VOL. XXXVI, NO. 2 04
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SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1010.
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.VSMIN';'rn.'. r Jl. - Tr't
,"i:-rf, today drift..! a Ltfr t.. t!i-
i'd.i trial ronft r r. . S r'y l.rüi-
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would a .- t a- ! ; t r l
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liotate Lrttrr.
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( i.i! el itli Labor.
.loin I a patri'k. bad.!' of ;he
.:ak'ts. is.ted th.- i:.t'a;iil - .!iMon than v.h.n p.ubys f.m b"- the work where the intelligence de-iia-'.r.a!
n f t i: ce today t v..- K'c jiartment left off.
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numbers if th !at"U .Xfeae.while officials of th" Inter
nationa! Mercantile Marine made
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Signed Himself
"You?- Daddy"
to Love Letters
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IN'I'iAN'AP' !IS. Iii'!., rVt. 21. !
Love I' t t -rs 1m einnini; "My d ;ir t
, ;itw1 -vf t f st b ii.y" riri'l ndlnL: j
; "W ith lots of lov' :tn! huirs and j
Lis- s. I ;im vnur l:if'1v." vr rr !- .
, fnrf .1 inl vre- I.ahr Tufs lay in n s-n--iti't.;il
trian!- r.isc
'i'h i'asi' is wov-n arocnil xh tivr-
KtmT.TrHt i;,ui..ni.'nth ofi
th'ir chilil. ' !. A. Th'ini'n of Tair-,
fix. III., tlx- thirl ariLrl-. is chn ru'f d t
with ; - i t l i-c th n'trW-t't of th- littlo j
i
Mrs. Ivirn-, vountj and prrttv, ts- j
.,,,. v,;it,,kfn from hor room;
in a hol I hrr- l.y two .nsta'. l.s
to ' court of tlf Jutic- nf ,
th- iM-aco at l:.o.0 o' Ioik in
inornmir. .rn- k;ihI th ronstaous
told h r thfv "h id tlw goods'' on
r t- tin' )), r and that she travo th-ni th- 1ft
t is on promiv that th'y wouM not
'; usrd against hf-r.
Thompson. th rrcc shows.
v.is arr'-strd in his own room and
. . , , . ... . .
S'juire s o:;ici w ltn -Mrs.;
itn. nortly nlterw.-ird Mrs. Kime
tiled a rh.nrue .-.gainst her husband
lit ia-ri ri tr him w ith ni Ki. etintc the
eh.ild
Kim- is r tJ5 ployed in t h povern-
:!-' "Tdnann- d-.artment at 't.
Lor. is
FAIL TO SETTLE
f
j
0 i
ercan t j ie Marine Win Use
Strikebreakers to Unload
and Load Ships.
I nit..! lT.-:
N!:V YitllK. ct. L'l --Despite:
ii'oiis of M ivor llylm to settb- tlie
strike i,;" longshoremen here Mon-j
i y and Monday nlsht. the Situation
Tu. '-.j.iy appeared even further from j
STRIKE IT DOCK
o l j.. - (.. 'Ii'aaf .bar they Int.nded to l!S- strike
. l.ll.'tt II. ilaiw. breakers to load ami unload tlieir
' ships m do. ks here, w hile '.
soldn is. 'anded esferday. were
r a i'.y to coil ships of th" 1'r.ited
States v-hijininjr board,
De-pite the reported Intention cf
the International Mercantile Marine
o vt.art wori; today, the company's I
o iier ooeit coiuui'iiii niic
Cl-.- . - o c- ........... . .. . , i
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' . . . . . . . . ( . i i .ii. - -
oad the ships and no polier. l"i.i i ds j
i or- i.i.. ! -ctn ...-.. I p. ... ;.,.-.,... .
i v c ' 1 .... iii. 1 . . . 1 : t -
I'ail fo Sonic
''';'.! A. Yaocare'.h. named as a
,M'-mber of a conciliation board by
Sec' of -..il or Wilson f . ri S-iturd-iv
.... ..
' 1 ' ' " ' 1 1,1 vfar.d in the 'vay of ne- j
cot ia t ions for a settlement. John If. ;
,;il'.v- 'h a :r:aa 11 of Th" strike com-!
!ii!t!o ;!!!. a b.cit la o.-rcert of the
li'i'biri r.iiii dt b rat-'- attending
h.. :n. r's meet in ir last niitht left1
10 m whe n eTorts to "
it 'h dropped t':orn th.e cop.: m it t e- .
fad-d. char.tinu r.en. Woni is pi.- m poli-
- .'; - - "'"' - ,,,:ok. Ä t10'' .,nvu
.I.-,.!;:,, t.u-.l ,.k;..T ..f 11, condr:,.:..-:.:- I .-anly .m.I..,.1. Th-1
ciliatbio- li.on!. but the isninrs liad i nnv.v has followed e t r radical,
; ciha?;. r lnor.l. but the unions h.nb
:o" ce it,! apaiiis: "acc a ia Hi. '
a form, r br. txhor.-mon'
's otfictal. i
Japan's Women See
Thirteen Virtues
in Model Husband
I'd :i!t. d Pro :
T 'k ! . Oi t. - 1.-- The ma.i
.': i 'h.' ikouvo (lohtr.o tvirtu-
i- v-omra invited its Japaios,'
s re id, rs ?. ti,.' in their
! :;. - . p what c,i;.s?iti;P - a'".
. a ..! h .-b -.rid. I!er.' are th. ! :'
:.'S t!u ib tr.at'aed of a Jap
b .b'" :
t , i,
op. 'd Vio' , e p; i iy
lie sp,, ;; ; vpmd too much
' "pi arrdtu:"
! 1- -1 ould ! i ' a pi .".V r.p
1 1 1 i .
; ; ' s--,.-;M ? i 1 too f..r.iihar
' b e tia r w cm. p.
lb S , i ' 1 1 ! 1 i e li ! i s
.id" .
I
IIC s
a! i b.n
'!):p: . . i
i !, -h-c:bl h". e hibh id. a's.
; i . sho-ibl . r s ho w hi!.:-, if
. o ! ' k : ! " h ! :
!!. sp. bi !.". ." c.-ai'.'tc t lie
(Ol'f 'to or t h.e 'O.WC.s ip 1; .s Wife
v : r i t P , w --, a .
. . ','!:; i " lore h. W :fe bv
. " ". . . . . a 1 ! hN p. t t:ts' s.
" 1 o dd mb . 1 ; n V. too pp.ch.
' b - -o p. ! p.d b. a da 1
' -bo I.i m t be t' . ; a'
flYI
ÄY
LUHE
Gary Newspapers Were Order-
Ed to Surpress Only Radical
Stories is Editor's Claim.
-
1I17NHV Iirur.IlSS SNTIUlU
IMitor of (lie Cary. (Iiul.) Post.
Tnit.'d l'rfss:
GAIiV. Inl.. Oct. 21. Thrr- has;
horn voiy littlo actual H'ipprr.s.sior. j
Iary. Tho rn-wpapers wer ordt-red. i
at first to publish no news of raids
on radicals but later the military j
ilr.rido.l th.it militnrv rnntrnl r.ather
... v .-. v - j --
than niartl;il law was In effect and;
the order was chamred to a request
With one or two exceptions the re- j
j quest has been complied with.
The desire- for secrecy in th"
army's dealings with radicals is
based on the fact that new leads to
IS WITHHELD
further raids were beinK uneaithed.i pletidy tied up the jders of ocean liners, passengers arriving from ovor
If the facts of the raids are made j seas are forced to handle their own bapa'e. Here is shown a travel r
public the military fear that some of j handling his own heavy trunk in order to et away from tho pier.
I their quarry will set k other f'ei.l I
And the army is not interested in
rd
i, ...... ... .-..a. ...a .,f ; -V- it w-
. ... .. 1S, . . ... y-.s. ......
to deport them. tien. Ionard noo.i.
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arge of the
who is aiauan III tliaie ui im-
j.'ä 'XTrS
I . - .... 1 l l . . . . -1 .-.lit . .1 i'i I? tr)w I
1?" 1 1 U U H I I' III' It t IK L 1' laiiin.ii
trvitur t fi nndfirminn tllP L'OV-l
il I ' U MUM UM'iV i Mino .-I " '
eminent.
Is I'alioal ConHT.
It is also very probable that the
military beliew that no other de
partment of the government is co-
, operating etliciently with a situation
j that is undoubtedly serious. It was
I known months auo by the intelli-
known months auo py the nueiii-,
'-fr.ee department that (lary was a
radical center- That department was'
dedtted in its personnel ami prac-
tically removed from the field. No
other government agency took upi
Yet there tan be no question that
the situation demanded attention.
This is a free country but we shall
have to :et over the impression that
it is free for every a::itateii ureigner
to tear down. There must be some
better definition of freedom anil ma
chinery provided to s-e that the def
inition is understood by every la
habitant
t'ntil such time I do not see how
i ..;t...,.t ii.. . . in
we tan oo nulluni nn- .um.. "iiu uiis matter, ur. .uouiei saiu:
; . : .. t. ....I. .... iliw "TMi..i.- i nn r.tlier . . - i - . . . i . i. . ... . .
vii - .7.i.iw.i. - inii - . ............... ,
ai-'ency to step in and brinp r(brltinn ,,f tj10 child born out of wed-
..f ilir.i'iinnn.l .)nri STw-.ei.it I
ul;i 1 un . .n' n. . -. 1 - .
j police will not do: neither will the ,
militia. Itoth were tried out in Clary'
and labor was ry antagonistic to
both. Wlien the regulars rolled in
by motor truck they were received ,
by cheers by the strikers. Many of I
the strikers had been in the army ,
and thev ft t th.ev would irei a,
square deal. Whether th:- feeliri;
will t ontitv.t- only th.e course of th"
arike will tell, liven r.ow some (,t
) n.oi e radic.i! laoor leaders arc
anr.y has followed ecr radical.
bail and ha raided dor.r ns o ;
Incises and meeting places "ltoot ,
t:t the reds" the slouan and a
! brr force of intelligence ot!;ce men i
Lire on the mb day and ni-'hr.
I Fach niuht -brcp.s of sas;-ects are)
' brought ic. for examination. They
are ail i .cn of aiien birth. It !- no i
.1...... i !
uncoinnion occurieme i . . io i",
ham' out a union card v. ü a one j
hanl and an 1. V. W. m- mb.rsh ;
Mini- ii f ihrri
V ... , 1 Willi illHMlii I.
at- so i-rtir.ir.t th-v do :pd niimv !
the mil h.'tucrn the T. W. Y. ami
the a. I, of 1 I
That is th-- problem of flary to-
d.p. a i i-; the p'o!b-m of other;
ir.dn-trial centers. And it Is a prob-
l.n. :h.:t (in only be solve", by the j
th.- si'ua'.-on r. stands, j
a nr. '
t'. ::m - at A l. oh rs l.r. f.v
i
i . . .
- '
STEEL STRIKERS CLAIM !
. . . M.-s in rt rwrl i iin
VICTORY IN CLEVELAND j
- I
p.t t'rit.d I'rr.t
lHl.l.AM'. '"b -1 "'e ' ,
s rikrr here claitae,! a ractic.ihy
t:r. -Token frot t'.d.ay. The
orts et
t-"rf'l T.iii l' I cj't'ii i"'. i a I
n
vcsterd.av and cu;m- a rout in th
ranks of th- strik.r. r... t w ith lit-
tic success, rf ports from tr.e a riot:--
pl ..r.ts indiratt
Only one plant, the Fr.'on N" t
Co . was in operation Tuesday, wit!: .
., fore. f about ?,z.c meri. The ..;h..r
v ills hre v per il a han!ful cT"
it. hal returned. II. W. Lais--.
s'rd e Ic idr- in th.e Cb- lar.l d;s-,
1 'ri-' :it"-iii;"c i! toh, that tip'.
strike was percep.t effective. t
Travelers "Smash " Own Baggage
fPAj j week. It was deoid.d at th, Tu,s-
iCLi. I dav noon moetin?,' that wonu-n .
Woman Physician Pleas for
i'M ii 1 1 1 7 v
r v S I I t- lv t i- JL YJ
- j -j f Y T T 7 7 7
Motiierliood Out of Wedlock
NTW YOKK Oct "1 - V i.kä fort
-m.n hikk. du. -1. A pica Ior
i,,.!, l e it i
molherhood out of v.edlocl w -s
, f
mriil.i M.in.lii- hi il,.i ixiorivitlr.n'il !
'"" 1 ....w..,...,.
r.mff.r r.r ,...!!..,. i.
viaii.vk i i ( t'liian I'll I win
Dr. Anna M-mtet of Frame.
"In n rfilinlri' tin. nnrm I 1 1 inn nf
which is decreasing." she sai,I. '"it is
important above all to favor the rate
of birth by every means, to do away
with all obstaclrs in the protection
of all children indiscritninatedly.
"Motherhood outside of rnarriau'e!
must no longer he hohl M? a disgrace
ji f iMii.ieu j KU llioti.t't iiiipl
be lifted. The prejudice vhi(h
makes her an object of per. era! cen
sure must be combatted; and if ir-
regular birth is no longer a disgrace
to the child neithrr must it be a dis
honor to the mother."
"She must find in society for her
self and for her child the support
which in th" past was refused her."
Describing what France has done
. .. . . . ..
iuc it- 11.. r usuitu nie ji.oiei
1 1. . : .1 1
kii n, uim 111 iit'aiii: 11 DUiiii ui iriu
between him and his parents when
The Lighter Side
In the Day's Nezcs
MI I AY A IK Ml". 1 Mi tor .1. I).
Ivoont. of the West All i- lros was
so lad tt e-ot a news it"m for his i
" " , , , y ,,,
&....V.pr
MIIA Al'i:i:i: The police are j
lookinp for a man who .eem to
tlur.k the cvd öf hvinp has uo:p'
P LOOn percent. H- made h:.
money k'ej that p.ue by a.idir.-
an to ine ppuve on i oius
Variin Harbu'ln. saloer.keeper. is
the coin til a i v. a ti f
gQC I A L ST IS TARRED
Miau r cm I nLiiLU, incirj
WARNED TO LEAVE
HAMILTON. o.f Oct. 21. Fol-j
;0w:pp his experience early Monday i
()f p, j,,- , hlotformod. taken to a ;'
0ods north of the city an! there,
' treated to a oat of tar an. I feathers,;
John 11 Stci.-er. local socialist Vnl-
r t( u r'Hv,"! 1 I,ttrr
itini to ler.ve the c'.tv in Hi d.r.s on
;,,in lf lr!re more vor.1- rr. at-
ed.
1 hdriv ut ion of '.rcr.la r. i''i" 1 '
i ,v s-ei-.r .'.rd anoth.er s-icialirt.
anoth.er s-"cialirt.
lid. to h .' e 1. a to t!-.. afi( k.
w r-
Th par. j. tr vi., attacked th.e
pilar
coverr.mcp.t.
uuu'F. KILLFD IN WIMTK
p.- -v.t ! Press; ;
NT1W YbiK, f"ct. 21. Three pr-
sons v.- re killed and 10 injure d to-
dav when, a r.oithbourd Third :,v
i
,lev:.bd train. cras!ieI into the rear1
cf at. mpty train near th-1
ITF.h. st. tatio. The forward car;
,,f p,,-, r.-.- trdu was wrecked, j
yr, ,, ; d.d. in rer.ioinp the ib a.d
rd inp'tr 1. .
. . s . . . ,, . :'
- - ' ' . .
OWlV bStf4c tru Nr"Jor,iC
t-
ers in New York which has corn-
Iii iiyis: i li !
tKs I I I JL l-sVJ 1 J I t
possible: thn in r.s,i?tin? the,"1 1 l"' c ""V"M r-
. 1 . , . r , . . would be better to have a m - etmc
m..t r . v hen sh is alone and with-
; ,..,,, lot the various club.
out resources, and tinallv in takimr," yl
. .. .. "A little snriitaso w.is In .t ore ti.i
n,j responstoilttv in nvu in-: tnej
,i,;ii !
: J 1 1 H I .
"In 1 ; 1 7 the Kovrrnment assistel
70. abandoned uirl mothers or
wives ami wiuows m tne sujipori oM
their children An allowance to the I
mother of 10 to :'0 franc:; a month
is made payable in advance until ,
the child is three years old. In l'.MT.'
out of :: 0 children cared for bv a !
pureau. Cain?. v..re il-l
i 0i.pvj,nate
There i still room for uiaat im nuils and stores are uiviim very tten
provement. according to the sj.ea k- j t.r0usly to tl is cause. In many de
er, j partments of such plants as Stude-
"Laws reardiiiK- investipatlon of! bakers and Ihrdsi lis the men haw
fatherhood are too lax." she said.
"and oucht to be broadened even if
they should disturb the peace of a
few families whose egotis-n and
false honor are respected at the e-
pense OI the CIllUl. Il is i.ecessai
to facilitate marriage and lepitima
tlon even more. Any measure will be
' pood which will assure ef ry child;
I ,..,1 :..Vt 1 ml 1 ioi:il tit:iCe 111
viuoi 1 'h"' v ...... . ,
the world."
DEUYA
NJUNCTIOM SUIT
:
Arguments in Demurrer Held;
pimI.V lnpv; !
"Ulm J IllllOOi.
i i
- .
rth.-r b l iy in rca; air.T a so'-i
tlement in the Zimrner-Dambar 1: r ;
! h'iuor injunction suit, bro-iplit by
the city of South Fend au-air.st ;
i Sltcriff Iviuis F. Tci.k and the state.,
of Indiana to restrain the .'trryiir,
i oat of a. order oi" ih.e St. Jos-ph su- ;
perlor court, dirrctinp Sheriff Due?
to take charp of a cjantity ca In- ;
uor in tli" p .- -i s.-ioa of the police'
department, was c.aiPil Tu.iiay by.
tL" illr.ess of Ju'lpe Waiter A. Fut.k :
o' the St. Jo? ph circuit court. ,
Tuesday w.is set for th- ars?u-i
rr.ents in th? dernurrrr filed by the
city :icainst the answer cf Sheriff.
imck
-, the rt it? of Indiana j
p. gainst the complaint for nr. in
junction. The demurrer w,s filed
sometime a po.
1 A pool Arcuninil Fiiiliy.
Iltuvi'Vi r. Tacrd: y .lud.e Fuck
was unable ' pr-.tid" o er the
"ourt, and it wis apreed brauee'i
the att .rr.e
the att .rn.vs that the arpumer.ts
op. the demurrer shoubl be laid over
until JmUe Funk abl to resume
the bench. It is txperted thai on i
I'ri.lny th- :r.te for the arrwrniits ;
w ill h t.
COXCilirj
pt Vr.it.-d rrt;.
WUJi Mill TT.
iiTTKNOS AIIUIS. c. 21. rr.s't,
Iripcyen to.lay summor.ed a special;
session ef t!:e Arpentine congress for.
o-.-t- 27 to consider various .urstiors. '
iip-hblir.p loans to thv alllo. public '
health, soei-l Piws and tht t.atiunal ;
bad-ct.
! QPMVFP IM
Bib (jAmrA bSS
i Reports From Welfare Driva
i
Indicate a Slightly More
Liberal Response.
i Wilson to operators and miners who met hero today.
Reports fiom the various chair-; Wilson urged the nearly 100 delates present to show a cop
men in the Welfare association .- ciliatory spirit, declaring a oal strike wdiilcl b.tdiy Ivitr.pr- ,1
campaiirn fo- $30'.0C0 for charity, nation s industries.
made il the noon meeting Tm sd a . :
indicate a slightly more lil eral re- 1
spor.so upon the part of citizens ;
i
ueneraiiv to tno pica or me associa- ,
i lion worKcrs or meutres.
S IhCIS Will I IU S 1U 111 I I IV
j drive. It was argued that tli" wom-
en may accomplish more than has
been ae.'omj lihed by the men in
i i ' Ti " r .ii ri hit lrn j T f - m riTi
i o a u t tu k. .Ii
nouncei. y V'hairman 'arde I.
Mack tbo'-e attending the noon
lunch or. tiuetinffs would pay for
their -a . m -als. j
Club-; to Mi el.
After a cttcf.il survey of il;e re
sults that hive been lal.ulati d '.
far in the or it was decided at a ,
meetin : of t. committee .M-nnl.iy ;
niht 'bat in-tead of hoblin.i.r a in;i.-s
iiwiAtin f M'nrLirc -it tili. I 'h-nnlii r
.f conunercc as was hist piami.d. it!
, . .
us when we Unallv went ov-r the;
lists.'' said C hairman Mack.
AY.
wa re under the impression that some !
of tile laboriim men had fallen !o i.
Qn thi but a chet,,. u,, ,,f ,,.,;,
.,.
. reveaieii wie i.ici mal is was me
other ilenier.t that needed 'nrrin
up.
' While of course the returns from
the workers are far from all In. th"
tirst scattering indicates that the
men wlio work in the u'toiie.
1 already jone hundred percent and
'the other departments declare this
will be general vlvn once the ;-. -
j ports have all been se-ure.!.
j Incident at Singer-.
me insiaace in;n i- j 1. 1 1 i a .: i i : i;
worthy of note occurred a' the Sin-
per plant. A certain department
where D'7 n en are employed con-
I tribute.? :it first on ri !i rivrraue of .
-
ach. Later it was rumored tint
, they Tiiicht bt outilone by ac.oth r
j department ;md the men held a vol
untary mee:inp at which they
1 - J .1 . . .. . 1 . .-rvrt I
I Th.ev liave r.-krn a real interest
Th.ev have t.M,m a real int erect
Z ;j
r-
Noted French 'Fat
Lady1 Asks Court
To Spare Blushes
rF. ''!. 2b Airh.ourh
.!n.-. ' n V. ib- " tp.e fa' hidy f
the T'rep. 1" Hop p-.' rjr.l-ery. r- -
fe-.-ri 1 t'c.e Jiop.e 'Vh'
che ps p.vin::. hey divi ovtcI h'-r
..I'lrip-s
Art: .''? w;?h n rb warrant
the police vij-.te.l h-r ab.o.J- a p.d
frOfT. the j,; (!. cliscover'-d that
manatne still tarryitiL' -.:
her ? stern of swtibllirep by pt n
tetidlnp to arrr.npe rieh ppm
riapf r-
Siie has also been writ im a
i.ovrl with a , as!or,:pf lo. in
terest, ivrhaps this has been In
spired bv a votinp Italian ofl; f
wie., a rd; rip to 'h h"'d keep
er, has madame
d.U. 'V. V,'!if". e.ini i r.ed ;' foe
map.strr-.'e r tn-lame ..,d: "i'i -a-.-d.o
:n t r-'oi my r.usoript aloud
in my vr'"' r,'1-. i: mi:-' 'p. t:bii. 1
me t p.s. .
Sipr. s '.: was Z1 v, a is eld -
r . ( . w i'V(f
Mr...
i-V.-tV',l-"i lb'.- rar-'lv l --.: o-j
bill for r.rT" than a fevr months
at a time. V':t r .at -v.'"P"
eav.sr-d her to a lot cf
weicht-
Fach rim.e she is sent- t.c i he
j-ide ad!- a period of bau'sh
rrent. bbt madame always turns
iii npain
pieueu an amount ...u.om as u,,.,, ,.,,-,, n, , ,; ; f.,, um to t.J,.
as th.eir original donation. hand
'It is such instances as these that: ' Tj)f ,, fl...;( .
encviurape the workers to think th- j h , f..(rl ,M a..lti.. f)f.
poal of j:p f,rifiii win be readied I , , ,,. , " ....
sooner thrtn they believed. The , y i j ta - i i . m m- w ,.f t
workinprnen and women hae hon,, .. ... ... .
, . , Ia : t ha i . d.-oj; o :d lab ' v
fair and p. r.erous m their irivimr. ,.,v.
Miners and Operators L'rec! to Show a
Conciliator' Spirit in Conference
in Washington.
j I'.y T'rutl Pro
j WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. A
i the coal strike threatened for Nov.
wniK's com, Kiirom.
!v t't)!t..l 1'ivs.;
WASIllXCTi 'X, .t. .i.
With a strike imminent. in"i
bituminous coal was mirad lis'
week than in any similar peiio.
this y;ir. aecordinu' to r "it
of the j,'eo!opical s;!iey today.
The report said 1 I . . 4 ." i :'.:
were produced and that i.ii
sumers were "quick to take th-
coal offered."
President Insists on VV t i 1 1 n a
w
Letter to Sec?y Lane on
Labor Conference.
!'.v I o i ; . L I're
i WASHINGTON. ... ;
..... , .
w io:i uiu no! -ii.'.i -o w
niht but hU con.inion 'v:e :iw
I'lo'.i il tili- : : ; or " i i 1 1 - . a i'Ct'l'iiÜ'.i' to
I l ,ni", ,':i !"i "y p:;. mc
i at il;.'.i a. nt.. ;-.ia.
"The p! esiilen I s H o.-t a tic .-or.iii-
t loll lelii.ii: .ff, " t id t iie
statement. " 'h.rni'-.i 1 examination
of tile blood shows the ild:ie; t..
he f ana inniü-' huiiii li. q d
i not sleep Mi well !a-t n.'iit i
h.w.d m s:.;nv i.ni-w t
moi ninu'."
Tile st.,t men: w. .-i..-.i i j ,
Ci-.u.n. Kulfin ai d Suit.
( Scli.U lütter.
j The pr sa-b-tit iste.j , i , . i
a i-t;.r to S.r'v lu:e uiii; :e,. j
o the tlir-.ltell'd d lf "1 I ' t . I . o " to,.
in d i . St r ia 1 ( oll feie Hi ' HI- 1
ians ad i- ! auaint it u
i Olli pel J. d to I'd d . . o: h
i Noll's Wishes ,!t;d t!e 1 a
ito
l'iiiii L,dit to b. ., r
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t a 'he Italia
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CHICAGO STEEL STRIKERS
MAY LOSE PENSIONS
by b.-.:'-l P.
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pn- V.': . I .'. i:
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small, fa", daiiide ba!' :!- f-'t
iii! m mmm
UUILUUIÜ Mti! IIUELU
diu i nio u iwu
" F. rt-
pica for compromise to avr4t
I was made bv Ser'v ot Lal-or
'.
Siatctneiil of I i h ::a v.
v "I - ':' d . ' : r .
rd.,
a' ;ii -
' o, '
i , . . : ' : t . o .
tio ( 1. 1 1 f ( ; : i
Wilson rd !.. i
a! out a v ; ..;:: . f
i iij"1,'' I i f i : i ' '. . e
i U i:i e ! -. . . I : a o ; r-y m o f -s '
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WAS! 1 IN i ;t 'N. " t
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