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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-19
APPOINT FOOD ADMINISTRATORS

Liverpool, Pa, Feb. 19.-The Rev.
William Dorwart, of Newport, food
commissioner of Perry county, has
appointed Burgess H. E. Ritter food
administrator for Liverpool and vi
cinity.
Use McNeirs Cold Tablets - Adv
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16

0 noua ssrbatoare nationaaa. -
Washington. Senatorul Hicks
din New York inaintat rezolu.
tie prin care cere ca de aici fncolo
ziua de I'll Noembrie sk fie declara-
IA ca sarbatDare nAtionala, lumita
,,Ziua Vict0&ieis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16

Nu sa fntreaba cit de vrednic
de crezamfnt 81 cit de onest este
un martor, daca el este de partea
contrara procesllui, de object
Ell este numft ,,bita Gu ochi's.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16
g|aTuIItiHf.

Sa pare Cd Germanilor lea tre-
butt patru ami de razboi pentru
ca sd Sc convinga Cd cuvfntul
,.Hocha din seara dinainte de ras
boi a putut fl 1nlocuit Gu GU
vintul ,,Fochss in seara fnainte de
incheiarea arrnistitiului.
Cit de destrabalati sunt natio-
nalistii'S despre care pomeneste
Lutai in ,,Desteptarea' sd vede
de acolo ca nationalistii erau 81
,liti sa sustina nevasta 81 eel 4
copii al unui mare socialist, care
avea amante 81 nu mai voia sa
site de caminul casnic. Asa-i, d-le
Lutai?
O fata de romin din Cleveland,
Ohio, spunea ca visat ca fusese
aleasa de regina a Constantine
polului 81 ii era ,rusine yazind
cum 1ntreaga populatia sa grama-
disc sa % vada luind baie tur-
ceasca.
unul dintra cumintii socialist
lOr este acela care 1nainte de as
ia Gu 8 ami nu stia sa-si scrie nu-
mele, lar acuma, dupa ce pie
cat pc la capuf ,,taisurilor" din
Erie, Pa. site sd sorie articoli
socialist in ,,1ntunecarea"
Batrinul care la vfrsta de peste
80 ami, spuRe ca Sc simte tot asa
de t1nar ca 81 cind era tfnar, es-
te un batrin care minte in vote
buna.
Att observat 81 pVoastra ca O
fata nici odata nu simte bucurie
cind saruta pc prietena a sa,
cita simte atunci cind saruta pc
sweetheart" -ul prietenei sale?
De aci 1ncolo, credem ca Gu cit
austriacii, cit 81 germanii Sc vor
fl Invatat Ainte 81 pc viitor, cind
va mai ii ucis atare mostenitor de
tron il vor duce in graba mare
la groapa ca sd nu prinda veci-
nil de stire, decum sa mai fncea-
pa razboi pentru ell.
~,
In America asta mare sunt mil
de fete adorable, dar rusinoase.
carl STAR arata vointae Gle alb
sorbi pc multi locotenenti in via
ia civila.
Ce usor este pentru ON sim
CUR sa iubeasca pc .deaproapele
sau ca pc sine insusi 81 cit este
de greu asta pentru cei casa
toriti?
Nu sa intreaba cit de vrednic
de crezamint 81 cit de onest este
un martor, daca el este de partea
contrara a procesului, de object
ell este nunft ,,bita Gu ochi''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16
. e. III,
M q 4 / u II 3.

~ q J u u i.
De multe orr cetitornl fntim-
pima acest cuvint. ca sal intelea-
go in adevaratul lui inteles, yom
cerca ca sa facem clar intelesul a.
cestui Scuvint dupa cit cu pu-
tinta.
CSnd privim, vorbind in sens alb
solut, vedem numai doua lucruri.
Una este materia, un terinen pc
care il aplicam la toate lucrurae
yizibile, vorbind de ele ca obiecte;
lar celalalt este moti,lnea pc care
Q vedem in posesiunea lnateriei.
Uncle dintre lucfuri fnsa ne du-
ce in confuzie, daca le judecam
din prnetul de vedere ca totul e.
xista numai ca materie ori motiu-
ne. De pilda, moi vedem lumina, a.
.ceasta ne arunca in confuziune,
pentru ca vedem lumina 81 stim Cd
nu e materie, fnsa pc data ce in
telegean ca lumina este miscarea
eterului din jurul nostru, confu-
,zia dispAre.
In acelas fel simtim caldura 81
poate sd cugetam ca materie a.
runcata de foe, pc cfnd aceasta c
un altfel de motiune a aceluiasi
eter.
Cfnd fncepem ca sd intelegem
aceste lucruri atuncea realizam ,ca
motiunea 0 parte foarte impor-
tanta din aceasta lume.
C1nd 0 motiune Sc porneste ca
merge in continuu pentru totdeau
ma pima cind o alta forta 7nfrfn-
ge. motiunea. Cind 10 minge e a.
runcata in aer ca ar merge in e.
ternitate daca legea gravitatii nu
ar trage spre centrul acestui
glob. Sc poate observa ca motiu-
nea 81 prin faptul cfnd prinzi
in NINA 0 minge, miscarea eli e
oprita, deci motiunea e 1nfrinta.
Gu motiunea Sc fac lucruri mi
nunate. Mute lucruri la care a.
daug1nd motiunea vor poseda
ealitati pc care in hpsa eli nu lie
poseda. De pilda, daca un sloi
de ghiata, de aceia mai ales care
Sc formeaza prin scurgerea apei
(turtur) e ar,lncat in o usa de
leinn, de sigur sd farfm6, 1nsa da-
ca e aruncat prin puterea unei
pusti el sstrabate prin usa. Mai e.
ste siao istorie cum un ON a o.
MORT pc altul, cum astfel de slo-
let. Sloietul a intrat in corp lu.
1ndu-i viata. Atunci, de sigur,
ghiata, s'a topit, 81 nimeni nu, a
putut afla cum a primit acel ON
rama, pentru ca nu sa gasit nici
o urma orr eeva asemanator glon-
telui. Alta, puteti lua bucata
de sfoara groasa, legindu-i ca
petele, al formal UNI cerc, acest
cerc il poti nina pc drum, cum
nina copii cercul de fier orr de
lemn, daca. fntii Il 1nyirti Gu ceva
Gu asa, iuteala incit deyine cir
icular, apoi sal dai drumul jos.
@ locomotive nu poate TRACE ca
rale multe legate de ca pima cind
nu pune rotile in motiune. Asa
deci vedem ca motiunea un lu-
cru foarte important in aceasta
lume.
Motiunea este capza dturor mis-
carilor, ca este puterea care fa-
.ce posibila mutarea lucrurilor
din 1n loc in altul.
Mai este un fel de motiune, ce
Sc numeste perpetual6, adeca ca
re Sc misca in eternitate, acea-
sta insa e. .imposibila pc planeta
noastra, la fel 81 pc alte planete,
att timp cit este legea gravitatii.
Gu tpate aceste sunt 0 multime
de oameni ce au spesat multi bani
Gu astfe1 de incercari, el tindeau
ca sa faca vre-o locomotive, yre-
o fmasina care sd poseada mo-
TUNE perpetuA insa pima acnm
nici una diptre aceste incercari
M q reusit, 81 rici du va rcusi
alta timp cit gravitatea pamfn-
t,llui nu e inviaS3~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16

Unul dintra cumintii socialist.
lor este acela care 1nainte de as.
ia Gu 8 ami nu stia sa-si scrie nu.
mele, lar acuma, dupa .ce a pie.
cat pc la capuf ,,taisurilor" din
Erie, Pa. - site sd sorie articoli
socialist in ,,fntunecarea".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16

0 fata de ro1nfn din Cleveland,
Ohio, spunea Cd a visat ca. fusese
aleasa de regina a Constantine
polului 81 ii era ,rusine yazind
cum fntreaga populatia sa grama-
disc sa % vada lufnd 0 baie tur-
ceasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16

Casa primarului din Lens dis.
tr,lsa. - Paris. - Cind d-nul Ba-
sly, pyimarnl orasului Lens s'a
intors in orasul ruinat, dupS ce a
fost recapturat de catre fortele
aliate,, din nina germanilor, el
STA recunoscut casa numai dupa
ramasitele unei gradini ce 8 in
cunjura.
0rev& In Havana. - Havana
~ Gu toate ca Sc credea ca gre
va inceputa din simpatie, care s "a
pus acurh cfteva zile, ca Sc supor-
teze pc grevistii din porturi 81 sd
sileasca Aiberarea leadarilor lor,
|s,a sfirsit cind presedintele Me-
Docal liberat pc captivi, insa
cea mai serioasS tulburare a gre
Visitor q avut loc in inima ora
sului se3ra trecuta. Luptele s'au
iscat, carl au rezultat in ranirea
a trei gardisti 81 la 0 mare multi
me de civil. II
O rezolutie s publicat de ca
ire comitetul executiv care a pro.
clamat greva, anuntfnd ca lpcr,,l
sd fie inceput imediat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16

al d0 Btl 0Ft spre 2 fso MtOarce
simediat ii Russia.
CsrcetariS asupra truSti,aui ds
carne. Londra. Membrii par
Mmentului englez Ger ca sa Sc
faca cercet6rl asupra trust0lui de
carne din Chicago.
Tn criticism sever s'a fadut de
,catre press englezA asupra col
portorilor dc carne Americani,
uncle ziNe spuneau ca engiezii
au fost Ia ,,mila trustului de car
.ne".
S'a adus acuze Cd carnea adusa
din Australia s'a vindut pc nn
pref mai nlic ca carnca importa-
ia din America.
Caxtde siucidere - cleveland,
Ohio. Cadavrul unui ON bine
7mbracat, cam de etatea de 35
de ami a fost aflat pc un loc va
cant in 9propiere de 515 Prospect
Avenue.
Rama de la partea dreapta a
capului precum 81 un mic revol-
yer ce s'a aflat lfnga el dovede-
ste ca omul s'a sinucis.
CadavrIl a fost dus la morga
orasului, unde s'a aflat ca sinuci-
gasul a facut toate incercarile
ca sd nu, Sc poata afla cine este.
Toate etichetele de pc haine e.
rau frumos taiate, ca sa nu Sc
site de cind e 81 de unde STA cum
parat hainele, nici o scrisoare, nj
mic nu s'a aflat La Ell.
In buzrnare avut $434, un
briceag 81 mai multe chef.
Krupp fuge in olanda. = Co.
penhaga. Contele Krupp Won
Beehlen, capul marei fabrici de
munitie din Germania, a fugit in
Olanda cu fostul Kaiser, dupa cum
spun rapoartele de AL.
Marirsa portiei de sahAr. -
Columbus, Ohio. - Administrator
rul hranei din statul Ohio a anun-
tat ca de la ] Decemhrie 1ncolo fie-
care persoana din acest stat va a.
yea dreptul la 4 pfunds de zahaf
pc luna, in loc de trei cum este in
alte state. Marirea astfel PORTE;
de zahar saa facut in fiecare stat
unde Sc cultiva steele de zahar.
Miaiune italian&. - Roma. =
De aici b plecat sprc Statele Unite
Q misiunega muncitorilor italieni
ca sd irapoicze vizita facnta de mi
luiel llofnper in Italia,
Revoltarsa uasi gsTnisoane ger
name. Amsterdam. Garnizoa-
ma germana de la Brusseles, care
S "a revoltat de ieri, este 81 acum in
stapinirea~Qrasnlu Sc zice Cd prin-
tul de coroapa Rupprecht de Bava-
ria s'a ref,igiat in locuinta minis
trllui spaniel, D-nul Villalobar.
Lupteie de strada in Zurich
- Londra. - O stire -trimisa din
Berna spune Cd in greva de la cal
lie ferate din Elvetia an isbucnit
ltulburari mari, 81 ca pc stradele 0
rasului Zurich san dat mai mute
iupte. Aceste lupte au avut loc in
tire trupe 81 grevistii Bolsevichisti.
Noui scliIMbSri u Berlin. -
Copenhaga. o telegrama din
Berlin anunta ca consihul soldati-
lor 81 mnncit0rilor, pc linga desfi-
intarea cenzurei, au ridicat starea
de asediu sisordonat libertatea de
rcligie 81 alnnestie pofitica. Gu in-
.cepere de ID aiiul nou, in Berlin Sc
va lucra numai opt ore pc ii. II
0 ncua ssrbatoare nationaaA. ~
Washington. Senatorul Hicks
din New York q inaintat Q rezolu.
te prin care cere ca de aici fncolo
ziua de III Noembrie sk fie declara-
ia ca sarbatDsrc nxtionala, numita
,,Ziua Victofieis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-16

Batrinul care la virsta de peste
80 ami, spune ca Sc simte tot asa
de tinar ca 81 cind era tfnar, es-
te un batrin care minte in vote
buna.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
ANOTHER GIRL COMES TO BLESS
Mr.. AND. MRS. RlENvENu

NIT. and Mrs. George Bienvenu are
being congratulated on the appear
ance OF another pretty little girl. who
, has come to keep company with Miss
Virginia Louise.
The Clarion Joins in the congratu-
lations.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
FINISH BREAKING

Every fair day should be used with
4 view of turning the land that yet
remains unbroken. There are times
when the fair days are none too nu.
merous for this important work, when
planting time comes too soon for the
manager. Such times. preparing the
seeded may be expensive and likely
10 be improperly made.
The soil must be we'll p~u1verized to
be productive. It must be in such a
condition that when stirred in the
spring when planting is done it viii
orumble and hecqtne mellow and fri
able. To get it in such q condition it
is necessary to break the land as
Asarly as possible; deepen It to admit
AZ, water and soil bacteria which ara
closely associated with organic mat
tsr: turn under weeds, stalks and 9th.
e. rubbish to loosen and enrich the
soii in vegetable matter. Early break
ing makes a mulch on the soil that
catches. absorbs and holds consid.
cradle moisture.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26

Flowing in fall and winter turns
out many insects that hibernate In the
soil. Many Of these insects are de-
stroyed by cold or are eaten by birds.
Female insects in Information can
more easily be destroyed by winter
breaking than with sprays in the
springs. Besides, every female insect
destroyed now will mean a reduction
Of perhaps hundreds Of eggs and lar.
vac next spring.
Soil that is turned and exposed to
the weather is not only disintegrated,
crumbled and made more friable, but
1t Is also aided In that some OF the in
soluble compounds In it are made sol
ubIe and available for plants. The
soil that ID turned In winter may be
far more productive than II left till
spring, Tor it's fertility is increased
by the addition OF moisture and plant
food and BY its better mechanical con
dition.
The depth that the soil should be
plowed will depend upon the condi-
@NHA
tons. Heavy soils require deeper
breaking than light, sandy loans. But
the deeper the soil is plowed, provided
he blowing is done early, the more
fertility will be available, the deeper
the feeding zone OF the roots and the
larger the per cent OF moisture, speak
ing generally.
When blowing remember that ordi-
narily it takes SIS per cent OF the to-
tai draft to cut the furrow slice; II
per cent to turn the furrow OF the
sole and the land slide. Remember
that a dull ~sharepoint increases the
draft by one.third. hence the impor-
lance OF a sharp point.-Exchange.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
ALTon WILSON DIES AT
TENDER AGE or TWELVE

Alton Marion Wilson died at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John e. Wilson, just South of ope.
lodsas, on Thursday morning at 11:15
at the tender age of Il years and 10
months The funeral vas held from
the family residence on the following
morning al II O'Clock, with services
and interment in the Protestant
cemetery.
Young Wilson was attending the
opelousas High School. His death,
which came somewhat suddenly and
unexpectedly, vas a distinct shock
to this community and to his count
less friends among his school mates.
The Clarion offers its deepest sym
pathy to the stricken relatives. All
words prove empty in an endeavor to
assuage their bereavement at the
death of one SO young.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
A WOhAN's BACK
The Advice OF this opelousas Woman
il OF Certain Value

&&EE
Many a woman's Back has many
aches and pains.
Oft times tits the kidneys fault.
That's why Doan's Kidny Pills are
so effective.
Many Opelousas women know this.
Read what M has to say about It:
MRS. Ludovic Fontenot, 457 North
Walnut St, says: 4 have taken
Doan's kidney Pills on several occa-
sion when having trouble from my
kidneys and pain in the small OF my
back. They have always benefited
me. Doan's Kidney Pills certainly
are good and ! ' fail TO recon-
mend them to others who are in noed
Of . good kidney medicine
Price soc at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co. Mfgrs, Buffalo. n. y
Adv.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH or sT. LANDRY,

VILLAGE OF SUNSET
By virtue Of a resolution or the
board of aldermen OF the Village Of
Sunset, Parish Of st. Landry. La, and
the authority conferred upon me BY
the charter of the Village of Sunset,
!, Dr. i. n. Landry, Mayor of the vii
Iage or Sunset, State Of Louisiana, do
Issue this my proclamation fixing and
designating Tuesday, February IL,
1s1S, al the date for holding the
municipal election for the purpose Of
electing d mayor. three members Of
the board Of aldermen and b marshal
tor the Village Of Sunset, for the en-
suing term OF two years, and until
their successors have been elected
and quaEIHed.
\ 40 hereby nominate and appoint
...,s..t *.s..ssss.t...ss.sss
% serve as commissioners. and 800.
to serve as clerk,
with such power and authority in the
premises as are conferred upon them
BY the charter Of the Village Of Sun
vet ana the general election laws Of
the state q Louisiana,
The said election shall be held at
the place designated polling place Of
the said, to-wit; .......... ......,
and the polls shall be opened at 9
o'clock :. n. on said Tuesday, Feb
rlary IL, 1918, and shall close at 7
b. M. on said day.
Thus given over my hand and the
oncial seal Of the Village Of Sunset.
"a, on this the 2srd day Of Jan
nary. A. D., 1918.
DIR. L, =. LANDRY, Mayor.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
Applications FOR LICENSE


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
Notice il hereby given that the I'M
'd~ersigned win apply to the Mayor and
Members Of the Board OF Aldermen oil
the City OF Opelousas. La. for a per.
init and license to continue the opera.
ton Of = saloon for white people In
bis present place Of business, in the
first loOr OF the Lacombe Hotel, on
north Court street. during the year
1913.
SAM R. GARBo.
dec ~ At
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
Prefers chamberlainss

"In the course Of q conversation
with Chamberlain Medicine Cos rep
r~eeentattye today, We had occasion to
discuss in . general way the merits
Of their di1erent preparations At
his suggestion / take pleasure in ex.
pressing my estimation of Chamber
iainas Cough Remedy. I have q family
of six ckildrea and have used this
remedy in my hone for years. / Goa.
slider It the only cough remedy Oh the
market as I aavs tried nearly all
kinaas-Ean :. Rosa Pusnsher
Hamilsoa Osuaav RepasIicaa-Nsvs.
Uraeass. gaz-9av.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

TO the Democratic Voters Of the City of Opelousas:
i hereby announce my candidacy for the Office of Mayor
of this City, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary
soon to be called.
liz elected, and the Councilmen-eect see fit, in their judg-
ment, 10 combine the offices Of Mayor and Street Commissioner
(which the law permits, I will serve and perform the duties
of both for the one salary as Mayor.
+ know the Mayor has ample time to perform the duties
of both positions; but it is entirely within the province and dis
erection Of the members Of the Board Of Aldermen-elect to
determine. III elected Mayor and they consent to the combina-
ton, 4 promise them the same efficient service / have rendered
in the past.
Respectfully,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
M. HALPHEN.
PROCLAMATION or ELECTION

Opelousas, La, January s. 1918.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
APPLICATIONS roR LICENSE

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned win apply to the Mayor
and member OF the Board Of Aldermen
of the Village of Morrow for 8 license
and permit to continue the operation
of q saloon for white people at his
present place Of business Ia the VII
lage Of Morrow, 81. Landry parish,
during the rear 1918.
Il. MORROW.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26

NoTicE-The Planters National
Bank, located at opelousas. in the
state OF louisiana is closing its At.
fairs. All note holders and other Gre
ditors OF the association are therefore
hereby notified TO present the notes
and other claims for payment.
ROBERT CHACHERE. President.
jan IL ct.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
A OR STOLEN

%
One blaze face dun mare, about 8
years old. Has two or three white
fetlocks. and has wire cut on right or
left front foot. Is also shod on front
feet.
Branded about thus: K Q
This animal strayed or was stolen
from my yard lon New Years night.
and I viii give suitable reward for
return or for any information that
win lead TO her recovery.
LOUIS TURNER.
On old spiane Place. mar opelousas.
Jan 10 It Route Five.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-01-26
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS TO
GIVE DANCE FRIDAY NIGH,

The Knights of Columbus win en-
terrain at a dance ct their home IN
this city on next Friday night, Feb.
ruary |. An admission Of so cents
viii be charged.
The local council also announces
that 1t will hold an initiation on the
first Sunday in February. A large
class Of candidates will be indicted
New-York tribune., 1918-01-31
Newspapers Plan
To Operate Stands
Will Incorporate Sales Com.
pany to Handle Periodicals
as Offset to Strike

Active and concerted measures will
be taken by the newspaper publishers
of New York to-day to open other
channels between their press rooms
and the public than the stands Of the
Striking" dealers.
At Albany there will be incorporate
the new United Newspaper Delivery
Company, which is to have for its busi-
ness the purchase, sale and delivery of
newspapers, magazines, periodicals,
books and other newsstand mcrchan-
disc; to establish and maintain stores,
stations and stands and to carry on q
general business connected Herewith.
lncocporators of the company and it's
directors for the first year arc Don
Seitz. of "The Word": Louis Wiley,
Of "The Times; Bradford Merrill, of
"The American; Erwin Wardman, OF
"The Sum; q. Vernon Rogers, of The
Tribune: George II. Larke. of "Thc
Evening Mail"; Arthur B. Chivcrs. O!
"The Globe"; Victor Rdder, Of the
"Staatszeitung," and Herbert r. Gun
nlson. of "rhc Brooklyn Eagle
Until the new concern is in operation
the stands in hotels and ferry houses,
subway, 81" and tube stations will con-
papers customarily handled Sales at
the stands not controlled by the
strike" leaders have increased tenfoid
To date neither side has showed any
sign of weakening. The publishers
stand pat on their contention that thu
price Of $1.40 per hundred papers
which gives the newsdealer a profit sc
per cent greater on each sale than he
ever made in the one-ccnt days, is al
equitable one. For their part the deal
ers insist that price Of 81 20 r hun
drcd is what they must have. and tha,
they would not accept compromis,
even were one offered.
At a meeting in Harlem Casino, at
tended by 1900 news dealers, Irving I
Rackotf. counsel for the strikers, CAV,
further evidence of the uncompromisin:
attitudc of the associations.
AN agent from the State Industria
Bureau offered mediation TODAY" h,
said. "Hc was told that the news deal
eFs Will be glad to arbitrate, but onl,
=, on a basis Of a $1.2O hundred price
All we have to do is to stick. Tn
strike is almost won"
New-York tribune., 1918-01-31
Lathrop Brown To Be
r. r. Wage Examiner

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-Thc Rail-
road Wage Commission to-day an
nounccd appointment Of three of the
four members of its board of exam
lners, TO hear minor wage complaints.
They are Edward J. Barcalo, Buffalo
manufacturer and leader of the labor
legislative movement in New York
State; Riley Redpath, Kansas City bust :
ness man. and Lathrop Brown, New
York, former member of Congress and
now special assistant to the Secre-
tary OF the Interior.
The examiners Will act as deputy
commissioners and Will hear a large
proportion of the wage demands pre-
sonted to the commission.
The Board of Statistics went to
work to-day gathering figures on cost
OF living and wages paid railroad men
IN various classes of employment and
different sections of the country.
These will be analyzed by the board
tor presentation to the Wage Commits
SION to be used in determining future
increases in wages.
Maintenance of way employees to- dav
explained their demands for wage in.
creases. which range as high rs sixty
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-31
Use of Police Clubs
Opposed by Hylan

Mayor Hylan will not "stand be-
hind the police in the use Of their
clubs" he told Police Commissioner
Enright in a letter yesterday. The
Mayors letter to Commissioner En-
right follows:
"The following letter was sent to
former Commissioner Bugher. on
whlch | have received no report:
1t has come to my notice that on Sat
urday. January -. at about s :45 y. M.
s1N or seven officers from Police Hendouar-
ters entered the saloon of Ignazio Catapano
~ Elton Street. corner of Liberty Avenue
brooklyn, searched everybody in the sa
loon and beat up Salvatore Catapano to
such an extent that he had to receive medi
cal treatment for his wounds
Will you please investigate and renort
to me about the above matter at an early
date?' ''
EN-Commissioner Bugher Informed
me that in talk with the police in
Spectors he had advised them that he
p would stand behind The police in the
use Of their clubs I advised him at
the time that | did not approve Of
this method.
wish you woult immediately In
Nest'sate the above complaint and re-
port to me. Yours very truly.
JOHN L. HYLAN."