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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

bahariJe. cS tOlikO imamo bogastva i'm toliko j.
nlamo kredita. PriSel pa DO cas-, ko ne DO to no.
bena ~baharija wee; ako he pref, pa takrat, ko DO
treba Odplacevati.
IL Kodanja pOrOGa jO, da dobiva tam pomanj-
kanjc premOga groze6e oblikc. Ma vse strani so
izdane odredbe "a omejitev pofabe. Elektricnc
napravc in plinarne So pc nckaterih mestih re
brez dovoza. Clristianiif Sc zelo trudijo, Ola hi
dobili premOga S Spitzbergena.
In skandinavske dezele misc vendar miccsar
zagresile. Popolnoma nevtralne so. Pa jih ven.
dar vojna tepe, kakor ia so same zapletene va.
MO.
V Yorkshire ma AngleSkem sc jc zadnii TO-.
REX %pripetila eksplozija v ondotni mumicijski to-.
varni. Angleska vlada prayi, da nj nihGc prisel
oh z~ivljenje, pac pa Ola je nekai skodc pc oko-
lici.
o podObnih ncsrccah prihajajo .sedai vsak
hip vesti, enkrat IL Angliie, drugic il NemGiic.
IL Rustic, ~ Avstrije - skratka od povsod, kier
je postalo izdelovanje municije glavna industri.
j. Da So ma tax naGin u~ni6uie ljudski denar V
neznanskih mnozinah, sc nj najhujse. Vsaka eks-
plozija nj tako nedolzna, da Sc izvrsi brez ljud-
skin zrtev; navadno Jill zahteva se prav veliko.
In &c hi sc vse te zrtve sestele, hi Sc izkazalo, da
padajo mrtvi in Ranjeni V vojni industriji vcasi
kakor ma bojnem polju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
SVOBODA BESIDE.

NekuaJ le DH0 takO sc prl-
ccnjajo pravljice in bake.
Pravljice Sc navadno baviio 4
lepimi retmi. Tudi svoboda je le-
pa rec.
Mexico je bila svoboda V Ameri-
Xxi. Nekoc ie bila. Kmalu .ie he
DO mike. wee kakor ma kaksni ma
Skaradi, kjer Sc vsaka bajka lah-
ko oZivi.
Ameriska svoboda Sc je V prak-
81 re mOgOcnO zmanjSala. Toda
vsaj ma papirju ie je Sc neka.i o.
stale. = to teoreticno svobodo smo
lahko paradirali pred svetom in
vcasi Sc je Sc nasei kakSen izje-
men sOdnik, XII jo je wei fresno.
Sedaj smo ma najboljsi poti, ia
odnesemo Sc zadnje ostanke svo-
bode ma pokopalisce. Najbolj il
pa pomaga mOgocno vzkipevajo-
ci militarizem ma drugi svet.
DOstikrat smO re naglaSali. da
hi puska sama ma sebi militarizem.
Start Indici so bill cd prvega do
zadnjega ~ObOrozeni, pa MISC imeli
militarizma. Toda kar priha!ia Sc
daj V Ameriko. je militarizem.
pravi, pristni militarizem, XII sc re
OBJ svojem rojstvu pripravlja, da
poseka tiitega, Xxi je V Evropi maj
boil dovrsen in XII je najvec dopri-
nesei "a izbruh sedanje vojnc, ma
mrec pruskega.
V kongresu imajo takozvani
n%evtralitetni zakon razpravi.
Tretji Ostavek tega zakona doIoca
"a ~prcgresek ali zlOcin, &c sc V VOL
mem caSu kaj iZreGe ali izraZi ~
namenom, da Sc napravi nezado-
voljnost V armada ali m%ornarici,
ali da sc vmeSava v>njiju delova-
ME ali uspehe''.
kazen "a talk zloGin je dosmrt-
ma tezka ieca.
Ocitajte &c kaj nemSki vladi,
da ie zaprla Liebknechta Imeno-
vail III 10 reakcionarGo, njenin
vojnim sOdiscem smO rekli, da so
barbaficna, kritizirali smo njih
potetje ma najostrejsi naGin, ker
smo cutili, ola sc ie storiIa Lieb-
knechtu velika krivica. In ne lie
Liebknechtu, ampak ysem, Xxi so
bill sojeni in kaznOvani, ker kljub
vojni MISC hotel pcteptati svojc-
ga prepricanja.
Treba BIO drugace govoriti. Lieb-
knecht mai zahvali Bogu, ola JIG bill
rojen Ma Pruskem i'm ruski sOcia.
listitni %pOslanci maj POLO alelujo,
da so ugledali bell svet v dezeli
belega carja. Liebknecht presedi
par let, pa Sc vrne kot svobodesl
MOI v zivljenje; ruski socialist
sc vrnejo V Moskvo ali Petrograd
a ce ostane kdo v Sibiriji, BIO tam
cez par let relativno svOboden ma.
science.
V Ameriki hi Jill pc nOvem "a.
konu vse skupaj do smrti zaprli
oh tezkem delu V jeGu.
Prepovedano je izreci ali IRA.
ziti kaj, kar hi moglo povzrolit1
nezadovOljnost V armada ali NOR
narici $ TEN paragrafom Sc
lahko zabrani vsaka kritika 0 raz
merah v y6jski ali ma ladiah. Ma.
Sc ma primer code vojakom al
mornarjem najveeje kriyice, MA.
iih muSiiO. mai iih nfetenain- Mol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

ker sklepa illinoiska lcgislatu-
IA prohibicijo. o kateri DO prebl-
valstvo prihodnie leto V jesenl
glasovalo, predlagaio mokri Chr
cazani. Ola sc drzava lllioniS razde-
Ii V dive, ma ia nacin. da hi sc Chi
cago in Cook ounty locil cd oSta-
lie drzave i'm ustanovil kot North
crn Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

V baitiniorski "'fini druzbi'' jc
veliko zgrazanje. Pod pritiskom
moralistov so tudi tam zaprli ia
kozvani distrikt rdecih svetilk.
Posledica je bila, da Sc .ie prosti-
tucija razsirila po vsem mestu in
prisla tudi, V ''najcastitljivejse''
privatne hise. Naravno. Kajti pro-
stitucija lahko menja formo, IL,
more pa izginiti, dokler ne pade
kapitalizem.
V senatu Zapadne Virginije ie
bill vlozen predlog, pc katerem so
p~linarniske in oljnc druzbc dol.
zne, ola Sc najprej pobrigajo "a
p0trebe domaeega prebivalstva,
in sele kar o%stane, smejo DAFT dru-
GIN drzavam ma razpolago. Pred
log meri glavno proti DRAW Ohio,
XII dobiva pin IL Zapadne Nirgini-
JIG. Drug prcdlog doloca, da ne
SINE nihte n%avrtati prirodnega PHI
ma brez drzavnega dovoljenja. To
pa dObi lie tisti, kdor prizna drza-
vi pravico, ola doloci, kako mai Sc
dispOnira 5 plinom. V w. Virgi-
Mil Gutijo lie nekai casa pomanj-
kanje pima. Potreba je uGitelji
ca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

V kongresu je viozen nov pred.
log, XII zahteva Sc PAT miljonov do
lariev "a vOjaske svrhe. Samol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
ADVERTISEMENT
SLOW. DELAvSkA
PoDp0RNA zyEzA
Inksrporirsna n. spriia 1909
drfavi Penn.
Usaabevijssa dns is. assssta
E9Oe.
Sedez: C~onemaugh. p
aLAvNI URADNIKI:

lREDSEDNlK: Ivan Prosor, 81 20 St Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
IODPREDsEDNIK; Josip Zorko, r F. D. 9, box 80, West Newton, Ia.
TAJNIK; Bias Novak, 20 Main st, Conemaugh, Pa.
pOMoZNI TANK: Andrea Vidrich, ITO Franklin Main St, Concmaugh, Pa
BLAGAJN1K: Joip Zee, CLOS st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
FoMOZNI BLAGAJNIK: Frank Pavlovee, 20 Main St, Conemaugh, Pa.
NADZoKNIKI:
l. nadzornik: Ivan A. Kaker e07 Hanover St, Milwaukee, Wis.
? nadzornik: Nikolaj Povse, 1 Crab st, Numrey Hill, N, s Pittsburgh, Pa
s. nadzornik: Jakob Kocjan, 400 E. SGD st, Cleveland, Ohio.
PoRoTNIKI:
2 porotnik: Frank Bavdek, 603 Glass Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
> porotnik; Anton wely, box 90, Superior, Pa.
vRHovNI ZDRAvNIK:
+. :. Kern, NJ. d, 62e 81. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
PoMozNI oDBoR:
Frank Skufca, 4S5 End St, Conemaugh, Pa.
Ivau jaeger, b. 5is Woodland Ave, Conemaugh, Pa.
Franc Kos, Conemaugh, Pa
Mihael Flick, r. +. d. l. b. ASA, Jamestown, Pa.
Jakob Rupert, b. 2s, South Fork, Pa.
Ivan Hribar 700 Brood St, Johndown, Pa.
-GLAvNI URAD v Hist st. 20 Main ST., Conemaugh, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

Ursdno Classic; PRoLETAREC, 4OS W. 3st St. Chicago, III.
.oenjena drutvs, ozroma nJh uradniki, so uljudno prosen, posijai vse
edino potion POSTUM, ExpPsnih, ali BanenIh denarnih nakaznic, nikakor d ne
Conemaugh, Pa.
v siuea;-, d a opanJo drustveni tajniki pi porocihh gavnega tajnika kake
poman9hpvosh, naJ ito nemudoma naznanijo uradu glavnega tajnika, da Sc v pri
hodnje popr.:.
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= KoNGREsNIK OSCAR GALLOWAY.

IL Texasa, XII ie clan kongresnega odbora "a voja-
ske zadeve.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Tralnmen or Propaganda?

In the theory advanced by W. G..
Lee, Chief of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen, prevails among his as
sociates, all efforts to prevent calam-
itous strike on the transportation
lines AUST necessarily fail. He finds
that the country is on the eve Of war;
that, war once declared, no strike viii
be admissible, and that the train
mems one hope of coercing employers
and public, rests upon arbitrary ac-
tion now.
Something has been said of late as
to the gross improperly of an assault
by organized labor upon the Supreme
Court, which has it's case under con-
sideration and whose judgment it is
attempting either to intimidate or to
anticipate. This view of the brother
hoods activities presents many sinis-
ter features, but infinitely worse in
every aspect is their aVowed purpose
to seize upon grave national emer-
gency as a prime opportunity to press
by violence of threats of violence,
claims as to wages and hours which
are still in process of adjudication.
In all its long career, subject as it
has been to many laundering leader
ships, organized labor never before ap-
peared in a character sordid as this
What do its protestatiOns of loyalty in
the presence of war amount to if it
uses the imminence Of war as an ex-
cuse to throttle government and peo-
pie?
The German propaganda has spent
millions of dollars in this country in
schemes to disrupt and terrorize Amer
lean industry, commerce and political
action which appear trivial in COM
parison with the iniquity now boldly
proclaimed by the best-paid working
men in the world who boast of their
patriotism.-New York World.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Roy

The health of this vicinity is Vefy
good at this writing.
Hogs continue dying in this section
Mr.. B o. Hurt informed us sometime
ago he had lost % head.
Mrs. U. L. Antle has been very sick
for several days.
Mr.. Omry Webb who went to Iowa,
several days ago has made his return.
Mrs. Mettie McElroy started for
Cartersburg Ind, March the 10.
The roads in this part of the county
are very bad at this writing.
The Singing at White Oak last Sun
day was well attended
There has been scarcely any plow-
ing done in this part of the county
owing to the bad weather.
Mr.. W. C. Combest of Russell
Springs passed through here en- route
for Campbellsville where he has ex.
cepted a position with L. E. McKin-
ley. -
MIR. G. R. Redmon changed horse
for mule with Mr. E. p. Bryant re-
Gently.
Aunt Cytha Conoyer is very low at
this writing and not expected to live
long.
Mr. Ben ConoVer has been quite sick
for the past few days.
Miss Alice Conover visited her sister
Mrs. ]. F. Montgomery at Ozark few
days ago.
War and high prices is tee general
talk of the day.
Several nice droves Of hogs and cat
tie passed through here recently from
Russell and adjoining counties.
Miss Elmer Royse was visiting heI
aunt Mrs. Curt Leach few days ago.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
When Germany AWskens.

The period in which England is to
be "beaten to her knees" by the sub
marine blockade has been heightened
from three months to six by the Ger
man Bureau which is preparing mat
ter for the German press for the en-
couragement of the German people.
There are many indications that the
German campaign of "ruthlessness"
was held back as long as the German
government dared. 1t was fear of
something like what has just happen
ed in Russia that forced action The
German people had TO be told that
"vict1rgg Tas in sight" Therefore, a
changed policy of submarine warfare
was announced, and with it came the
statement that the people of Great
Britain would be starving in three
months.
The Berlin War Office now admits
that the three months estimate was
haSty. 1t is now stated that Great
Britain has food supplies for two
months on hand and that it will take
at lerst six months to cause the pinch
to be felt. in the meantime theGer-
man people are being grossly deceived
as to the damage the German subma-
rines are doing.
Sooner or later the German people
will understand how they have been
lied to, hoodwinked, juggled with on
every hand by their own government.
What will then happen none can say,
but the events at Petrograd are full
of premise. Post.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

ance. 1t must assert its inter-
national rights or confess itself a
craven who is unworthy of any
rights.
the covert act" has occurred,
and at this writing there seems
no possible means of avoiding
war if we would remain a ma
ton of self respecting people.
But one fact should prevail
above all others. If we are
forced into war we should go in
as united people, with a grim
determination to leave no act
undone that will compel respect
for our flag and citizenship.
We abhor war, but even an
honorable warfare is preferable
to a dishonorable peace.
The time for protesting has
passed. The hour for determin-
ed and overwhelming action is
at hand.
When diplomacy fails the
sword must take its place.
The Stars and Stripes forever
-LaFollette, Stone and other
traitors notwithstanding!-Old
ham New Area.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

follows, then, that by resorting 30
violence in advance Of judicial decis-
ion the brotherhoods would deny to
the railroads the due process Of law
which the Constitution of the United
States guarantees to its humblest cit
iZen..
1t must be difficult for sober-minded
men in the labor movement to sub
scribe to the doctrine that in a con-
troversy with the strike-masters nei-
Their the employers nor the people
have rights entitled to respect. Out
side Of extreme labor circles such a
contention will be repudiated almost
unanimously, and yet the trainmen do
not hesitate to appeal to the public
for countenance and support.
The idea that these groups of train
men are superior to State and Nation
and above the law and the judiciary,
except when they want TO use them,
cannot prevail. In addition to giving
aid and comfort to probable enemy,
"a strike such as that now promised
amounts to proclamation by organ
lied labor that its DEGREES are final
and that other interests are not enti-
tied to so much as day in court
New York World.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Good Breeding.

1t shows good breeding to accept
without grumbling or growing what
falls to one in the ordinary course of
events. There are people who easily
and noisily find fault with everything
that doesn't go their way. The slight
est interruption disturbS them and
makes them mad. They act as if the
world was made for them and as if
their disappointment was a great
chasm in the logic of events. This is
not a show of good breeding. A per-
son whose nature is noble will accept
the little insists in life as somewhat to
be expected and bear them with
a brave and unseltish spirit. We have
seen men who meet their little disap-
pointments with poiSe that is beau
tiful. They are the real heroes Of life.
Their disappointment makes them
grand, for in their discontinue their
spirit is as gentle as summer sunset.
But with some others it is not so.
They rage at a little mishap. They
denounce everything and everybody in
their disappointment. They are SIM
ply i'll bred. 1t is not so with a gen.
tleman or lady. They accept a re-
verse as matter of course and make
a virtue out of disappointment. Co
lumbus, o., State Journal.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Call Of the President for an EX
ira Sessions.

Washington, March 21.-The
following is the Presidents proc
iamation calling Congress into
extra sessions, April 2:
Whereas, public interests re-
quire that the Congress of the
United States should be conven-
ed in extra session at II o'clock
noon, on the second day of APP
ril. 1917, to receive a communi-
cation by the executive on grave
questions of national policy.
Now, therefore. /, Woodrow
Wilson, President of the United
States of America, do hereby
proclaim and declare that an ex-
traordinary occasion requires the
Congress of the United States to
convene in extra session at the
Capitol in the city of Washing
ton, on the second day of April,
1917, at IL o'clock, noon, of
which all persons who shall at
that time be entitled to act as
members thereof are hereby re-
CURED to take notice.
"Given under my hand and
the seal of the 2lst day of March,
in the year of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and sew
enteen; and of the independence
of the United States, the l4lst. !"
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Labor Above Law.

Sympathize as we must with all the
worthy aspirations Of labor, organized
and unorganized, the attitude of the
trainmen at this time must repel even
their most indulgent friends. The
strike which they threaten involves
more than commercial paralysis and
internal disorder to nation under
the menace of war, and more than
physical and financial hardship to
millions. 1t amounts to a perempto-
ry notice that labor is superior to law.
If the railroads had not taken the
Eight-Hour Act to court. this MANAGE
would hot have presented itself. It
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Muscle Soreness Relieved.

Unusual work, bending and lifting
or strenuous exercise is strain on
the muscles, they become sore and
stiff, you are crippled and in pain.
Sloan's Liniment brings you quick re-
lief, easy to apply it penetrates with.
out rubbing and drives out the sore
ness. A clear liquid, cleaners than
mussy plasters or ointments, it does
not stain the skin or clog the pores.
Also have bottle handy for the pains
aches of rheumation, govt, lumbago,
grippe bruises, stiffness, backache
and all external pain. At PAUL Drug
Co., 25c. Adv
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Organize Your Farm Loan ASsO.
CIatiOn Now

The Federal Farm Loan Board
announces that the blank form
of articles of association tn be
used in forming national loan as
sociation has been printed and is
now ready for distribution.
If interested persons will ad-
dress a letter to the Federal
Farm Loan Board, Treasury De-
partment, Washington. D. c..
these articles of association will
be sent. When they reach you,
call a meeting of the prospective
members of your association,
adopt these articles and have
each member sign them and &C.
knowledge them. Fill in the
space at the top the name your
association adopts.
Then, at your first meeting,
elect a board of five or more d.
reetors and have the directors
meet and elect a president, a
vice president. a secretary-treas-
urer and a loan committee of
three members. The loan COM
mittee may begin at once to value
the lands of the members and
prepare its written report of
these valuations. which must be
unanimous.
Do not send the signed articles
of association to Washington,
but hold them until the federal
land bank of your district is To-
Gated. Then write tothe bank,
asking for forms which include
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
lndeciSiOa.

If indeciSion runs in your blood,
arouse yourself and strangle this insid-
ious foe to your achievement before it
saps your energy and ruins your life
chance. Do not wait until to-mor-
row, but begin today. Compel your
self to develop the opposite quality by
the constant practice Of firm decision.
Analyze thoroughly every affair before
deciding Then when your decision is
made let it be final.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Don't Be EnvGOus.

Crush all envy out of your
heart. The envious person is in
pain upon all occasions which
ought to give him pleasure. The
relish of his life is lost, and the
objects which administer the
highest satisfaction to those who
are exempt from this passion
give the quickest pangs to per-
sons who are subject to it. All
the PROJECTIONS of their fellow
creatures are odious. Don't be
envious.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

an application for a charter.
When these come. fill them out
and send them, together with
the articles of association and
the report of the loan committee
to your federal land bank.
Ten thousand of these forms
have already been sent to farm
ers asking for them. Southern
Agricultural.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

Several important towns, including
PerOnne, and sixty villages were taken
by the British forces Sunday as they
continued their pursuit of the retreat
ing Germans on the western front.
They penetrated the Germen positions
to depth of ten miles at some points,
while gains were made over front
forty-fve miles long.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

In his return speech at New York,
Ambassador Gerard declared that
there are more licensed chauffeurs in
New York and New Jersey than there
were men in the United States stand
ing army, and he further said that
frequently the Germans had taken
prisoner in a single afternoon as many
men as are in our army
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

According to a statement given out
at HaVre, deported Belgian railroad
employees are in real distress. Food
packages addressed to them are with
held by the Germans, the report says.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

Secretary Daniels had meeting
with newspaper men to begin the pre-
paration of regulations to guide them
in the suppression Of news that might
be of value to enemies of this country.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

Reports from Russia Indicate that
Price George E. Lyoff, Premier of the
new Russian, Cabinet, may By Prsai-
dent of the Republic Of Russia when
the new government is formed.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

Berlin claims that 35s merchant
ships with gross tonnage Of 7S1, 900
we're lost as a result Of Unrestricted
naval warfare in February. OF this
number seventy-one were neutral YES
sells and totaled 137, 500 tons.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

The French Cabinet, headed by Pre-.
misr BRAND, has resigned.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28
Reaching the Limit.

The United States has just
about reached the limit of endur-
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

The news of a railroad strike
in this country would be hailed
with more delight in Germany
than is the news of the sinking
of many ships.
The Adair County news., 1917-03-28

While visiting in New York a
lady asked the little son of her
friend:
Johnny, do you like going to
SCHOOL,"
Eyes. ma'am, . answered the
truthful urchin. and l like COM
ing home. too; but | don't like
staying there between"
Evening journal., 1917-06-22
CLUBWONEA Detail
PAST YEARS WORK
Election of Officers by State
Federation Goes Over
TO 1918
JOIN IN ACTIVITIES
OF DEFENSE LEAGUE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
REHoBoTH BEACH. Del. June 22.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
REHOBoTH BEACH, Del. June p.
Club women OF Delaware at the
third session OF the twentieth annual
convention OF the Delaware State Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs this morn
ing, unanimously voted TO place their
organization under the direction Of
the Delaware Division OF the Women's
National Defense Comm 1tee. They
expressed the earnest desire 10 CO.
oprate in all branches OF patriotic ser
vice and held a conference on con-
Iservation. following the business ses-
sions Mrs. /. T. Cam. OF Kirkwood,
chairman OF the Conservation Com
mittee. presided at this conference,
and Miss Elizabeth Jefferson, extern
sion agent OF the Delaware College,
and Miss Edith Baer. OF the Drexel In
stitute. OF Philadelphia were the
speakers.
/ The speakers recommended me or
ganization OF canning clubs all over
the State. and the conference decided
70 begin their organization at once
The speakers advocated the use o.
war bread, composed Of corn mea
and rice in lieu OF the bread made
from the usual ingredients. They alsc
/ advocated the more extensive use Of
/ corn meal IN the household.
At the business session. Il was de-
cided that the general election OF OF
ficers and directors would be post
poned until the next session OF the
federation. In 1918.
Mrs. ". A. Powell. president, wa
presented a handsome silver sandwich
tray by the federation. The forma
presentation was made by Mrs. LeoE
Cannon OF Bridgeville. Mrs. ]. Pierc'
Cam of Newark, was appointed
member OF the executive board. al
auditor. succeeding Mrs. Charlel
B. Evans, also Of Newark, who ten
dered her resignation.
New clubs, and those wishing Z
change their representation on Tn
board OF directors were directed {
compile and submit their nomination
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Evening journal., 1917-06-22
UNION LABOR MEN OPPOSE
EXEMPTION BOARD MAKEUP

Some Of the labor leaders and
members Of the Central Labor Union
are disappointed because Mayor
Price did not name some representa-
tives from their ranks on the four
draft exemption boards for Whining
ton
A meeting OF the Central Labor
Union has been called for Sunday ar
ternoon to protest at the failure OF
the mayor TO name some union labor
men on the exemption boards.
Speaking OF the appointments 10,
day. John II. Hickey, president OF
the Central labor Union, said Ins
personnel OF the board may be com
posed OF good men, but we believe
we have a just complaint in announc
ing that we were and are entitled t'
one labor representative in each o
the groups appointed"