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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-06
Make your
holiday one of
real JOY

by SEEING to it that there's Piano in your
home when Christmas morning rolls around,
and you II have splendid entertainment for
yourself and for your friends when they
drop in.
There is nothing so livens up the holiday
season as music.
Come in and let US demonstrate some Of the
fine pianos we are displaying in our show
rooms. The richness of their tone and the
luxury Of their appearance will appeal to you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29
Wayne County Sunday
Schools to Hold
Convention
CHURCHMEN OF
NOTE TO SPEAK
Fred B. Smith, of Fed
Grated Council, to
Address Men

Sunday school workers Of De
troit and Wayne county are looking
forward TO Nay IL and IL. when the
twenty<ighth ANIMAL convention 81
the Wayne county Sunday school
association will take place In the
woodward-ave. Baptist church and
Arcadia hall. Many special features
are planned this year. and the con-
vention promises 10 be one Of ur-
usual he,sfulness to religious work
ers.
Fred B. Smith. chairman OF the
Federated Council of Churches in
America, will address a mass meet
ing in Arcadia on the evening OF
May IL. His subject will be Men
and the church" This will be a
meeting o. special interest to men.
and the entire center section of the
hall will be reserved for them. The
women will be admitted to the side
sections and gallery. One section
will be reserved for members of ths
Wayne County bible School league
an organization of young people
who will have supper at the First
Presbyterian church and march Ii
a body to the Arcadia.
The supper will be IN honor OF
Miss Cynthia Pearl Mans, of Gin
cinnati. one of the speakers of tbs
convention. and who Is a well know
'teenrage worker She has charg'
of the secondary division work IL
the Christian denomination. Miss
Maus will deliver the opening sd-
dress OF the convention Thursday
afternoon on THE challenge of the
teens"
Another out-of-town speaker OF
note will be r. K. Diffendorfer. of
the Missionary Education move
ment New York Mr.. Diffepdorfer
will emphasize the missionary work
of the Sunday school. and will con-
duct a conference for pastors and
Sunday school superintendent dur
Ing the convention. He will also
take part in various departmental
conferences and will deliver an ad-
dress on Missionary methods OF
teen-age classes" A supper In his
honor will be given at the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church, Friday
evening. May IL, to enable those
interested to meet Mr.. Dfendorfer
informally, and also to discuss plans
for promoting missionary education
In Detroit.
Registrations for the convention
are now being received at the once
Of the Wayne County Sunday School
association. No. 1914 Kresge build
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

~ NOTES

West Graz Gssnd'b,1d S Mssnod ss'or viii ri
preach at II o'clock on BE still.
RES Certain e ef t OF about asw town
in picture and story" illustrated with
stereopticon slides.
Alfred Mace. evangelist Will give
addresses Thursday and Friday
nishts in Salem hall. Brooklyn ave
and Perry-st- The Sunday after
Christians. The gospel service will
be held at 1890 o'clock.
'Preparedness'' will be the sub
Ject OF DR.. Daniel III. Kress ad-
dress. Sunday afternoon. al $50
discuss the cigarette and It's infiu.
ence on civilized races.
The Rev. Lloyd RI Miller VIII
preach on ste wardship' at the
morning services and Peculiar peo-
pie" at the evening services OF the
Woodward-ave. Chrlstian.
Threads of Destiny" will be Da-
Ices in Higher Thought hall; prayer
Wednesday night at = O'Clock. will be
in charge Of Miss schrimpton. Mrs.
Morris and Miss Merely. Mr.. Humph-
ries. tenor. will sing and Mrs.
Hughes win be at the piano.
"a Christian up-to-date, at the II
o'clock services, and The cross our
remedy" in the evening, will be the
sermon topic In the Christian church.
The cantata OF last Sunday night
Will be repeated by the choir. Sunday
morning, In the Campbell-ave. Meth
odist, He fs able will be the Rev.
Dunnins Idle's subject at the even
The imitation OF Christ" and
Judgment bars before which we
stand will be the morning and even
Ing sermon themes ri the westmin-
ster Presbyterian. The REV William
Bcal Gantz. ~ ID. will preach.
|"FriepdIy hour" a. 3:ts. An yonns
people who are strangers In the city
=. .--x----
: re .. n 2; r<4sss 1 g.ggsssr yis CO. Z
81 =. ~ - 80 >: Hiss ss:Ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

The Rev. Pence Of the Fort-st.
Presbyterian. will preach on Tho
fAr>oR event." IN the morning ana
in the evening, Habit and impulse. !"
DR.. Fences class for young men
conyenes Immediately after the
morning service.
Tho last meeting Of the Story
Hour for this season will be at :
o'clock. Sunday afternoon. in ths
church house. Miss Ethel Hart win
tell the stories.
Great home missionaries" will be
the topic Sunday evening at the
Westminster League meeting at $50
o'clock In the church house. Miss
Rose Sturmsn Of the Gresham mis-
sion will be the leader.
The Woman's association will
meet at 2:30 o'clock. Monday after
noon. Mrs. Bruce Johnson will
have charge Of the devotional SER
vice. and Mis- Clara Louise Seller,
missionary n india, will be the
speskersof ~ sfternoon. Tea will
be served. Mrs. Helen Moore
HOSEA The fourth annual exhibit
I'm Of the Boy Scouts Of the church
v1l1 - held IN the church house.
yPitay evening. May s, ut 7:4S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

OF the First Baptist will preach
both morning and evening. The
morning topic will he "A worthy
walk" and the evening "A knock at
the door" At the conclusion OF the
evening sermon the ordinance Of
baptism will be administered TO a
number OF new members who were
unable to be present at the Easter
service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29
n1nnry Lea der 8
re Over Far
teEn Question
AN STRONG IN
AL COUNCIL
lIbers Are Criticised
~ Being Too
Guneless

6DGo cropasAnda by churchmen
~ churches has been grow
He1o: ma now the raising OF
nnnooe claims BY Ambassador
e q connectiOn with the i'm
$3.50 naoosures. has brought the
11oo< to he fore.
H11e churches to take sides on
l11ont ioouef Do the men In
lroneno a The eccIesiastical life
~ WHO are avOwedly and
NJ ~ Japanese. really rep
" ~ sentiment OF the church
~ ether hand, does that
Dp1caoas group Of anti-Jap-
Y = rrchmen-mostly men con-
- none way with missions
oxprees the sentiment OF
1870 constituencyi
vopo discreet. ] could give
m Dr0ve that there ID =
disagreement between two
RI sentiment churchmen over
y HcEoen question. Certain
|| Hoo missionary leaders
& 1s&1r Gspoussd Japan's
4 ~ p1akfurm, IN print and
o 111euDston. TAeir parti-
nD - ardent and Il has
1 49, under severe strain.
1uw yoafs agc. the Chris
1n1onionaries Of Korea
NEDput md pathetic ap-
1n9xy fpr ssccor IN
Geeo4 CAfistians who
M onono4 md subjected
ri What Rocked like an
E1ye Christianity out Of
8o ~ missionary
III ~ apesals Or TO take
M ~ - no91eys 0oubuess
orl z@o TOR the work
e0clal friends Of
oo1 tAss case into the
~ - ~ tbs boards
nno3veo3
Gl1r ee misgi0nary lead
nn n traditional The
G on1oe q wcrk In that
~ n1Any signal marks
DUn - missionaries BY
roo government IN good
ntp 1or this attitude.
ng1og have received
ggo4iens. Missionary
g <he oountry have
- hcnored - no
y * ~ Noe4. Eminent
(o ucpken the warmest
6tianify althcugh
6 u thsse noble send-
~ neeoDt Christianity for
4 6toeloue n their a.
e ~ WORK"
Ieo government grsnts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

The Rev. w ri. wray BoyIe's
morning sermon in the Woodward :
ave Presbyterian will be on "A
sublime Inspiration" An interest
ing ordination service 81 elders will
follow. In the evening the subject
Christian scientist" brief review
Of his two greatest books will he
given also. The musical program
viii consist OF two chorus numbers.
quartet. with violin obligato. violiu
and organ solos.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

ordinance OF baptism In the morning.
when his subject win be The body.
Gods temple" and his evening topic,
Fashion and Christianity, Young
peoples service at $50.
Rev. Mac III. wallace's topic In the
morning. in Brewster Congregationsl
In the evening his subject will be
Hinduism" illustrated.
In North Woodward Methodist the
Rev. III. q. Pearce will preach. In
Life; evening what fory a quar-.
tet choir will furnish music.
The earth vas allied with vio-
lenee' Will be the subject OF Charles
Ssbey I'm the 8 o'clock services In
%. T.. s temple. A lecture will also
be given at o'clock.
In the evening services OF scovel
Memorial the Rev James u. JET
frey will preach on The man who
went into a far country to SIN.
ment program" will be the subjects
respectively in the morning and
evening services in Scotten-ave. Bap-
tist. The Rev. James u. Goodman
will preside.
In the Emmanuel Presbyterian the
pastor. the Rev. A. II. Cameron. will
preach at both services. His morn
ing subject will be. "Christlikeness
in the future life" and in the even
ing. Heart cleaning"
Pranttng-the plain neat kia1-that
II right-Times Job Dept.-Nain asa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

1ss sss ,, ,.,,d 10 Mscrssc,
3ss:s ~ rev.. q 9sm en- n. sdSs BARK.
EEK sgrss;ssr tS sS " p s S:%e
S & !;I:; u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
ADvENTIST
A Dialogue

How Long Does Your God Tor
ment His mlesY'-Heathen.
Externally. "---Missionary.
Then He Ia not 80 good as the
one we now worship. for He tor
Heather.
How long does your God tor
ment Hts enemies and where and
when ~ the hell OF the Bible.
anyway Diet rotter.
I will answer your questions
sunday night at the Trumbuil-a
chapel near Bage-st A cordial
welcome 10 you and all other De-
troiters. Leroy e.. Nicola. Mbnestes
Gosp~l Stereopticon preliminary.
Cars. Trumbuil and iitb Come
early. $50 sharp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

In the Jenerson-ave Methodist the
pastor, Dr. II. FELTON, will receive so
new members and administer holy
communion. In the evening he VIII
preach on The classic utterance OF
materiallsm."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

Pranting-she plain neat kia1-that
II riGht-Times job Dept.-Nain asa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

In Trumbull-ave Presbyterian sur
day, three new elders were ordained:
% baptisms were administered. and
81 new members received. More than
500 partook OF communion in the
morning, there bling 1850 persons
present
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

Communion will be given In the
morning in Highland Park Preshy :
terrain. In the evening. the Rev. J.
-. Macdonald. pastor. Will preach
on Hope" Sunday school at noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

will he Francis Asbury. the prophet
~ the long road" This il the leeth
anniversary OF the death OF the pio-
neer bishop OF the Methodist church
In the evening the subject OF the
sermon will be "Held TO answer. or
the man with poor plea" large
chorus choir iIected by Mr.. Harry
Heard Win sing at both services.
The Rev, s. s. Marquis will ad-
dress the Presbyterian Ministers as
ISOLATION on THE minister as so
Geological force" Monday morning at
1880 o'clock. in the First Presby-
terrain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

The Rev. Frederick y. White. pas
tor of the Grand Rivrr-ave BapfiSi,
wiIi occupy the yssipit morning and
evening". Ne Will adAinistsr the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

Katherine Kent Althouse will
speak In the First New Thought on
Race belief" in the morning. In the
evening Lou L. r. Kerr will speak
on What are you calledT This
will be followed by practical work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29
METHODIST

Grand River M. E. Church
Cor. Grand River and McGraw.
Rev. Frank Foster Fttchett.
| Pastor.
1910; FRANCIS ASBuRY."
T:a0: HELD TO ANSWER
Chorus choir.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

The pulpit OF the First Presbyterian
the Rev. Arthur NJ. Stevenson. His
subject in the morning will be The
abundant life" There will be the reg
ular monthly musical service In the
evening. and Mr.. stevenson's subject
will be Obedience
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

Sunday will be communion day IN
the II. Il. tabernacle, and the last an
the old edihse which has served the
aggregation four years. The new
church will he dedicated May ~.
The pastor. will speak from Neh. go
and John 3s. morning and evening
respectively.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29
CONGREGATIONAL.

uSTEaNArroNAL BIBLE STUDENTS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

DETROIT HOLINESS ASSOCIATION
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

Daylight mem will be the SER
mon subject OF Rev. j. Frederick
Fitschen. Jr.. pastor of the Jefer-
son-ave. Presbyterian church. sun
day morning at IL o'clock. DIT.
Fitschen will also preach in the eve
ming at the Chalmers Motor hall on
Jefferson-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

The Victory Divine" cantafa VIII
be given In the morning services. In
Burns-ave. Methodist, and Tho
qualities that enter into successful
tife'' will he the Rev. William y
BaImerS subject in the evening The
morning services VIII bc AZ ~ O'clock
and the csntata will be ted By !. =.
Jerome "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

The Rev. Leroy r. Nicola viii tell
Trumbuii,aye. ~ T.. Chapel
Where and when the hell OF the
Bible TO-. Stereopticos views will
be on the preliminary program.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29
EPISCOPAL

n. Geor1eS church, cor. Howard
and l<th. Sundays. 1880 n. m. ana
7:so D. m. Holy communion. second
and fourth Sundays. 1890 a. m,
other Sundays. a. m. sunday
school. u noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

In Trumbuli-ave. Presbyterian the
Rev. r NJ. Huston. will take as his
general subject, The Tragedy OF a
themes. In the morning Every Inch
a king" and in the evening. The
Yellow streak"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

NJ ETHODIsT

Preston VI. E.. 23d. bet. Baker and
Porter. King ID Reach. pastor. 18th
anniversary OF the church. Rev.
Walter 4. Burnett. former pastor.
breaches morning and evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
MORE THAN SCORE
Or FASTEST CARS
COMPETING TO-DAY
Indianapolis Speed Event to Be
Run Over Distance of Only
300 Miles This Year; Purse
Reduced to $4,000.

Indianapolis. Ind. May 3o.- More
than u score of the fastest racing
ears Ia America lined up today for
the sixth annual running oi the m
ternttI.itl Sweepstakes ON th, In
mo,nr p""u 1H. For the
nr.t time the speedway "lnss., will
be ever u distance of less than 500
rl'Cs. tnis years contest hclng only
300 The prizr list also has been re-
ductd ron, s5G.0OO To $4,000.
Some OF the best Suuwn names IN
the motor race world appear in the
list of drivers bnrIu Rcstl, John
Aitkcn. Ralph Mulford. Eddie Rick
curachcr. Barney plducld and Arthur
,ut Louis chevrolet are among them.
Rostu. Aitkcu, R.gkruhachrr and
Josef Chri-;ia,us are the faNurltcs uu
the betting boards.
Baruey pldheld says tins II his
farewell appearance as driver IN a
bis race. Louis ana Arthur Ch"yru-
let brown for their SKIN gud duriug
years ago today will attempt To come
back
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
Services in Memory of James ].
Hill to Be Held Tomorrow
Afternoon. With Right Rev.
Gibbons Officiating.
NUMEROUS MESSAGES
OF COINCIDENCE COME
Expressions of Grief Received
From Every City and Town
Through the Northwest He
Developed.

81 "nul Mnn. May 30 simple
Ity win matE the funeral ut james j.
nm bWlruud udldcr capitalist nrd
widely known northwest pioneer. who
dIcd ut hi- home Yesterday from =
complication ct disoasos which he had
Hncr,d for years
The democratic spirit off the "cu'-
pire builder viii follow him to his
last resting place Thr great Iln
bou, will %, opened Co. the cmpluyos
ui the Great Northern railroad this
afternoon The ra,t that tuda, O.. o.
.lunIn,. OIu max, 10 possible for most
.,f th. several thousand employee 3D..
ir, ,urupuu, her. and 900 Minneapolis
Geo .i,v th, .put of rh, mlr who tor
Isl, mann. .,ars Guided 10, dcstInI,s II
.tu. GrDu Northern
IN. funeral ~,r,t,,a VIII bo held
from. tn, hum, N,du,sda, go D o. On
RIGHT Re-. Thoma. J Gibbons tI,a,
general. will ,harr, uf .hp services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
Washington Does Honor TO Ma
tlon'S Heroes Fifty Women
Strew Flowers on Potomac
IN Memory of Sailors.
SPECIAL TRIBUTE IS
PAID MAINE VICTIMS
Preparedness Spirit in New
York Causes Unusually Pat
riotlc Demonstration; Three
Parades Are Held.
nv FyenIns rier.ld Lea.oi wIrei

FIcid IloHdIuartcr. Near nam
uuipJ McNi,o. MAY 20 ,by wireless
to columbus. IS Vi May 3o1.- Flow
vrs arr foo %" 4tr,wr tomorrow ON ,ho
graves lu M,Niru of American solo
Icrs kiilcd ir action ~ the pursuit OF
Nilia Military authorities hay" or-
dcrod that each grave h" decorated
with ceremonies appropriate tp No
mortal dty Tho prvsid"nt- of nam
uuipp informed General J PctshI1.
that hr would like to send il"w"r- Tor
the graves. The American cumWru'
,r accepted the offer with thanls
Additional reports received TO-DAY ~
the attack mad" upon party 10 array
engineers near Las cruces last Thur
uny Indicated that 'Hndclario '"t.
ynutcs had only twelve men with hir'
when ho was Killed American rnvr
alrym'u have scattered these on'ct-
iNrl,.
G'n"r1l P'rehing today orderc
that no attempt shall Dec made tp srll
liquors M camp ~ Namquupn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
PKlPNUED>E~S SPIRIT ~
EVIDENCE IN NEW tDi.k

Sew york. MAY 30.--The high p.'tu
OF patriotism caused by the propnr'l
ness campaign en- 'hasike the cole.
brntiou or Memorial day here AMI
mad" th" military display one ui it'
most notable ~ many years nation
al guard organizations q. \ g. post.
spanish W1I veterans. the coast hiiI
lory, hattauuus ot marines and -t.I-
ors rom the Wnrzhips IN the hlrlur
the Hus scouts and other urlHu.yu.
uuns made up three parade which
marched in" streets IA tho uoruy''..
~ Manhattan. Brunklyu and fH'
BiunN
one OF thr most interesting tl,-
mortal day services ut IN" dpN NI
take ultD, tate today when Rear Nn.
mirtl Charles f. Sigsbee O.
retired who was IN charge OF t..
pattl"-hIp Maine when she raa blown
up iu Havana harbor viii place e
wreath on the monument 10 'hc h,-
rucs1f the Maine AZ ColuruGH ,Ir "a"
Tn" Rev. John y. Chadwick Chaplin
IT IN. Maine, VIII deliver the addrr-..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
" NSHt>sIO> DOES HONOR
10 \NItD>'~ bINb TODAY

" ashlngtou, May so Washington
TODAY did honor 20 the nations dord
soldier ana sailor heroes pr.sidcnt
" i-nn ana government clerks. griz-
llod Veterans ana whitc-clad yuunE
slower girls daughters of the Union
and rho Coufrdorrcy joined IA obscr'
ue Memorial duN
Tho president was the principal
sp'tl,r ,u the program Of the a. a.
g. 'NrrD.srs 1' Arlington national
cemetery SPECIAL honor was pad
the memory af those who lost tho'r
lives ON fho uattlrship Main" and tn
submarine "a which sarF on Hono'
IIlu recently
Fifs women standing on the dHDt
oi "A steamer ls il passed w IN" ru-
tomar r.lrr sir,R"d flowers on "a"
water uu honor uf the country naval
h,Iu"-.
Government departments were
closed Tho senate adjourned fur
the holiday uui .he house Of r"pr'-
soutauyys h,ia Il session
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
ELECTION TAKES
INTEREST FROM
ROUTINE EVENTS

Sew York. MAY Delegates auI
dltorultcs to the convention OF the
General Federation q Women's cubs
met today Tor th,r usual business
session, hut there W1s comparatively
littlc interest in IN, routine proceed
Ings on account uf ne proximity oi
the biennial election Il officers. cam
didatcs are to bee yuted on tomorrow.
Although thus tl- only two ayuwed
for Tine prosidcncy are In
the held. DO is Understood tina, the
nominating committee VIII likely
present at least three names sup
Puittrs of Mrs. Jl Evans Cowles
OF California and Mrs. samuel y.
sheath of ONO. have wagod sigorous
campaigns other "omou VINO have
been discussed l ufr-idontial timber
but who have ru. f.rmnlly agreed to
run for the uf1c, .r. Mrs. John Dick
insou sherman. lrI Mrs. George Bass.
both of Chicago Iul Miss Mary Gar
Ictt Hay at Sew tltk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
Press of Rome
Says President
Leaues Theory
American Executive Turns
From Abstract to Practical,
Is View of Vatican Organ.
in Discussion of Address.

Rome, May - The OsscrNatori
Romano. Vatican organ. IN lons
article prnisins President Wilson 81
speech. says tina, The president has
given n clear manifestation of his
intention To- pass frum the !dcal to
the practical nrid The authorl-
tativc head Of the u.g AmeriCun con-
federation, said tho paper, has
clearly set forth some general priu-
clplcs which MAY serve as - fuunda-
tiuu Tor the solution - fthc present
struggle and also prevent tls re-
u'wdl.
After recalling N1f the pope since
the beginning az .np war, has done
everything IA hIs lower 10 shorten
m, conflict. th, article continues.
THE president Hprds cannot fal
to rejoice every soul loving Justice
ana fraternity among the people and
every sincere friend + civilization"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
STRIKES LATELY
ARE j NJ SUAllY
LARGE AND MANY
April WalkOuts Affect 300. 900
Workers, Is Shown by a
Statement From Department
of Labor.

Washington. May 80. strikes and
lockouts throughout the United States
recently have been unusually uumer-
our. according To- 4 statement today
by the department OF labor. The last
six months produced 1869 ana In
April alone there were aGS
Most ~ he AprIi strikes. eays the
statement. were iuc tu the demand
for labor TO IN war or t.rs Decreases
in immigration have brought about a
labor shortage
This demand for labor 1t adds.
has been accompanied by demands
of working people for increased
wnges, the rapid ana Increased grant.
ing Of which during the last six
months has resulted IN new demands
of laboring men that many cmpio'
crs deem excessive ana refuse %
grant
April strikes, according 10 returns
to the department, involved about
500 coo workers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-30
Auto Bandits In
Chicago Held In
SI22,OOOBond

Chicago, Mas go -Four young m"t.
alleged automobile bandits are hoid
today under bonds sggrogttlnr <l22..
u0n to await actiup HN thr Strand jury
uu total ot s.stN cone charges of rob.
hory Eighteen ,1mphiulnts np-
pearod iu court. 1ut only one was
called tu testify ~, complaint was
that the men seized him as he Was
walking with a young woman thfcN
MIN into their car and drut" awas.
lcaNlng the young lad, alone. Aft,r
an hour ur so uf driving they robbed
him uf So, his watch ana other icw-
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