davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
0dezwa do og6}u Wychodz:
twa PoIskiego.
RODACY!

RODACY!
Chlubnie spefnilismy obowiazek
swoj w%zgledem naszej ziemi PREY
braneJ i godnie odpowiedzielismy
ma Wezwanie rzadu Stan66w Zied-
noczonych, przez jak najwydat :
nlejsze z naszej strony poparcie
panstwowej Rampant piatej po--
zyczki Zwyciestwa, przez masowe,
gromadne zakupno bond6w Vic
|tory Loan.
l ma cafy czas trwania tel kan
panii amerykanskiej, wstrzymalis
my sic ca}kowicie z nasza w1asna
akcya, majaca ma >celu nagroma--
dzenie Funduszu Dziesieciomilio--
nowego, kt6ry zebrac Polsce ma
ratunek W dare zfozyc poprzysie-
glismy uroczyscie IA walnym Sci
ME ~Wychodztwa w Detroit. Byl
to z naszej strony czyn szlachet-
ny, o kt6rym Ameryka pamietac i
"a kt6ry tez i Polska nam wdzie-
czna bedzie, gdyz popierajac wo-
jenne pozyczki rzadu amerykans-
| kiego, tenn samem i sprawie polls
kiej najlepiej sic przysfuzylismy.
Ale ME wype1nilismy j~eszcze ca
lego obowiazku naszego wzgledem
Macierzy Polski! Me dotrzyma--
lismy jeszcze s4owa danego Ojczy-
znie naszej i jej representation
ia Sejmie i ME dokonalismy jesz-
cze czynu, do kt6rego zobowiaza-
lismy sic dobrowolna przysiega!
Spe1nienie tego slubowania musi
bye ola kazdego Polaka w Amery
ce najswietsza powinnoscia, powi-
mo bye nakazem czci naszej i no
noru osobistego.
Przystapic przeto musimy bez-
zW1ocznie do dalszych, a jeszcze e
nergiczniejszych zabieg6w O ze--
branie Skarbu Narodowego W
kwocie dziesieciu milion6w dola-
row - ia ratunek, ma potrzeby
najpilniejsze Polski. Skonczy4a sic
|juz kampania ola amerykanskiej
pozyczki Zw%yciestwa., Gas vice
najwyzszy podjac n%apowr6t usi--
1owania niezmordowane celem u
zupefnienia F unduszu TO- miliono
wego, czas wszczac ma nowo nasza
w1asna kampanie, nasz w}asny
"drive" narodowy, nasza w1asna
akcye ratunkowa.
Jak dowiadujemy sic z najwia-
rygodniejszych zr6del,. DO z ust
specyalnie wydelegowanego doPo
|lski wys}annika Wydzialu Naro--
dowego, dra. B. L. Smykowskie--
go, W Ojczyznie nedza, g}6d i
okrutne cierpienia wielkim niedo-
statkiem wywolane przechodza
wszystkie nasze wyobrazenia. Po-
wszechny brak piracy, epidemic,
rozmaite choroby, dopelmiaja tam
czary ~nieszczesc narodowych. z
braku zywnosci marnieje i ginie
W oczach dziatwa polska, zag1ada
vice z%agrozone Gale przysz1e po-
kolenie ia nadzieja i przysz}osc
odradzajacego sic wsrod below
strasznych panstwa polskiego.
A ola Polski wojna jeszcze ME
skonczona. Gdy ma ulicach miast
naszych padaja polskie niewiasty
i dzieci, to mfodz nieletnia ma fro
ntach bojowych bohaterska ginie
ssmiercia "a zycie j wolnosc Ojczy
zny W niebezpieczenstwie sic znaj
dujacej. Skoro Polska jeszcze W
wojnie i skoro W kraju ojczystym
srozy sic jeszcze MEDIA g1odowa,
to i nam tutaj ma obczyznie ME
wolno jeszcze radoWac sic pehem
zwyciestwem, a tenn mniej ponie-
|chae naszej ola Ojczyzny akcyi
ratunkoWej.
Ale do celu ma Sejmie wychodz
twa wytyczonego ise poWinnismy
z nowym rozmachem wolf i ener-
gil, " piracy mad zebraniem nasze
go Skarbu NarodoWego wytrWaci
do,konac dzie1a-przeciez tax ,skro
mnego, kt6remu sprostae bezsprze
cznie iestesmy " stanie, wobec ma
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12

thHutauQCn VIII oe
F Party htdd by Ferdinand Fon
members
splendid company the Chicago Grand opera Co.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THE
VERMILI0N POLICE JURY.

}. Trahau, Z. +. Rrou,sarI. Jno. p.
HounjI, Hui> Tlcriot, G. B. Norelaud,
/ PUrydap Lodge l. 0. Q. F. 30. ST, Per
i~aa.-, Trustee.
q" r Thomas, 6. L. Caroline. Il. d.,
Nrbrari Com.er, philogcae Vincent.
J. Bciairo, J. b. Lyons, H. l.. Gu,ydan,
\. j. TcuI>, Adlar r. Ian Try, \. D.
NcauN, Pierre IIeriot, y AbShire. O.
i. Jone-, ). l.. Leach, \. Sayois, Otis
t..rauN. Wilton lEcrot, T. r. i.insi-
,ombc, Con. Shuchsou. J. j. Martin.
john r. Riley, J. :. O'neill, Linies
thata-rjor. Joe. T. BrausSarl. N. /.
Ramsey, ChaS. lIuUgcrf ,Jr.. \. r.
Noise. Bert Nran>el, W. :. Triggs. A..
McWan. Z W. Stcbbins, AmeIe Gui-
dry.
G. W Booze, p. b. Wright. Ted F.
RHcr, Monroe Keifer, Mar S. Giillcn-
tlh, A1~cIia Eel Wilkinson, L. f. Will
kiH-oH.
T. J Curtisw, L. Z. Hardce. I. E.
Baker, r L. Davis. r. ". Hair. w.
G. Hair, Theodore Saltzman.
Augu>.c ~al;zman, Saui Broussard.
ta.ier HroU>~arj OncIimr Woods. VIM.
Woods, Jr L. /. tiguoron, p. j. Man.
.'0Gy, Fa.ric BroussarI, Jr, \. J. Du-
r-'. i \ NaHrcaux, Elmer Stansel.
Mrs. Lee Elliot, Lee Elliot, J. W.
'.r, -urui"-, .a>dr nr0USsard
Geo. HUFF, W. W. Km.low, II. /. Har-
lee, James A. Freelaud. Tuni~ b. Free.
and, / >. RhiueharI. Z. c. Cotton.
-" motion made by Mr. Meaux.
July seconded by Nj Moss and adopt,
ed, the following report Of Jury Of
.sehol'"E, was adopted:
The rerurt rs pc, res luton IT March
u. 1874. which was submitted BY
=. N Harrington, Chairman dnd sworn
h"to." -. J. Broassard, Notary
Public
r. trace and widen a publ. road
aiding finn within the Cornu.atipa Of
ath, 90 an easterIv direction 70 he
..>t gEhli, road running norya and
Hih, rough the lands f IN t.ilow-
ng pro tet0r, to-wit: Adouis t.rouen
aad L Suiieau, TO the first peblic
ral roaming north and south"
I'm the adoption of said report the
following amounts were allowed: Al.
rHis br."rou 800 go for an damages.
i z Soileau $4,000 FOR building and
e.a.rl- ievee,. fuwes, fencing, etc.
pa agreeing % donate land.
The amount Of $4,000 plus $4,000
divided Dr. y equals Sll756 TO be paid
u equal amount, say by the Corpora.
-ian Of Erath the sum Of sll7 50 and
~ ehaHsh with eu+unohile Tax sil750
Ealing s-@- 90.
The Corporation Of E4ath paid "a
re Police Jury sll7.51 w.th il couch,
er No. 9,4 and the Police jury has
naid Aionis Deroueu with warrant No
.4>9, Sll7 30 and /. c. Soileau with
warrant No. 1870, $IlZ50, totalling
S235.00
On a motion made bv Mr. Meaux
l0iv seconded by Mr. Pierce and car.
rie1, the following Jury Of FreehoIders
was appointed TO trace and Law out a
public road:
Starting at Alexandria Mire. from
Pablic Road running North one mile.
between Sections % and "a Townshin
II South Range , East: Albert II
Nire, Chairman; Adam Russell. Jules
Faux, Ernest Hebert. Jos. Theriot.
70 meet a. notified BY the Chairman
and report when convenient.
On q motion made By ~, Msagx,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12


b. virtue of "a writ Of seizure and
sol. - me issued cut of the honorable
,'ugfjh Ward Court, in the above mum.
lorcd and entitled suit, fully authoriz.
n.5 empowering me in the prem.
iscs, I nave this day seized and taken
INTO m" possession 10 satisfv said writ,
aaI / win .raceed 70 sell at public auc.
ton, 70 the last and highest bidder, at
BE fourtb Ward Justice Court, Yer.
r.ion Parish, La, within the hours pre-
5HoI By law. on
Saturday, April %, 1919.
The following described property,
Ole bugg7 and harness.
Terms Cash.
Fourth Ward Constable's Office, this
,-h Ia: of April, 1919
ALCEE BROCSSARD,
Constable, Fourth Ward, Vesmilioh
6-3t Parish, Louisian.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12

had already given the alarm tor he did
rot want the fire department 20 arrive
until tine house was beyond control 50
that hc could be sure that Tom and
Lightning would burn - dealt. Mean
while Tom and Lightning locked in the
room dashed about madly in the smoke
irving 70 find q wav TO escape. The
FIRE comes closer and closer and a fall
ing beam finally knocks Tom uncon
sciouS Then Lightning discover, a
dumbwaiter leading to the basement
and manages bv exerting all her
strength to get Tom into it and lower
him to the basement which the fire has
as yet lett intact. Ten she starts to
climb down the dUmbwaiter rope but
when she is twenty feet from the bot
ON Of the chute, il burns through and
she fails to the bottom. She is stunned
2tfrst but manages to drag Tom TO the
open air and safety. Tom finally comes
TO enough to stagger along and they
proceed towards the river where they
meet Louis the Leccl aud Pale Joe,
two gentlemen ct the underworld.
Lightning heGe them 10 help Tom and
the two take them into their room
closely. Meantime Wong l. Gong a
henchmaE Of WI Fang's secs all this
al he informs Louis and Joe that he
knows someone who viii pay well for
the girl they ave in their room. So
she irug Lightning while Tom is half
unconscious from the blow he has re-
ceived on the head and does not notice
that Lightning has lasped into unc2n-
seriousness. Meanwhile Wong l. Gong
speeds to the New York home of lis
master who ha, just preceded him N
fast roadster. He j. ushered into
WIS presence aud asks him Would
fhc Celestial WI Fang be interested in
the rerson # The Lightning Raider -
WI leaped to his feet in JOY and de-
clared that no price would be too great
TO pay for the girl. So Louis and Joe
are ordered to bring the unconscious
lightning 10 Wu's home Meanwhile
ON becomes conscious enough 10 rea-
lie that Lightning is about 70 be taken
away and he tries 70 attack Louis and
ice but thev blackjack him and drop
him through a trap into a sewer under
meath. He struggles in the water and
finally reaches ladder lsadins uP 10
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
Rid of All Her Pain.

Mrs. l.. Wavue, 2726 3rd ST., Ocean
fark, affi., ae-rftes: ii I'm ssa-.srhfuiil
to say Foley Kidney Pills rid me of all
my pain, l advise anyone to try them
after the good they did me- Back
ache, sore muscles, stiff or swollen joints
rheumatic pains or indications of kid
ney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills are
safe, reliable. Sold Everywhere.-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
A Welcome for Sickness.

Indigestion, Lelogged stomach and
bowels, is more than an invitation to
illness; it gives a cordial welcome. Uu-
igested food ferments and sends poi
sons throughout the system. Foley Ca
{ Iartjc Tablets are wholesome, quick
in action, no bad after effect, Cleanse
bowels, sweeten stomach, tone up liver.
gbtainable Everywhere.-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12

As WI Fang
watched the house
in which he mad
trapped Ii ght-
ming, Tom Nor
ton and the de.
tectives, burn flu
riouslv,many PEG
pie residing III
the neighboulood
ran up and start
ed 10 pull a fire
box on the cor
ner but Wa Fang
told them all he
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
dnlr seconded =

ouly seeohued vt. j. Bro9ssard and
81 500 - n SfAas% TGqansa 4of
$4,000 were oldered paid as per au-
tlorization signed by Assessor Aurelien
Theall out of the funds set aside for
his salary as Per section 6 of act l44
of 1916.
On motioa AIMED by Mr. T. J,
Brcus,ard, duly seconded by Mr.. Meaux
all the bills approved by the Finance
Committee were ordered paid.
On a motion made by Mr. Meaux,
duly seconded by Mr. Wright, the fol
lowing reports were read and adopted:
Abbeville, La, March 81. 1919.
Heport Of Parish Agent to Parish
Police jury for month ending March
81, 1919:
Letter, written So, Consultations rs,
Bulletins distributed II, DAYS III field
Il, Days in Office 7, Farmers visited
IA, demonstrators visited -, Meetings
held ), Hogs Double treated for clol-
era 223, Circulsr letters sent 81, Horses
aud mules vsdeinated $40, Cars hogs
shipped l, Cars fertilizer received |.
Agent has given most of month TO
vaccinatiRg horses, mules and hogs
against cholera In most communities
farmers assemble at watts or other
places for the vaccination of stock.
Nermilion Parish Farmers Co-opera-
tive Assn shipped one car of - head
of hogs to FIJI Worth selling at 1917
cents, the car bringing to the farmers
$4,000 more than could be gotten
OF tle local market something over
100000 One cooperative car Of Fer
tilizer was received, 40 tons, with
saving of $3.50 to farmers.
Respectfully submitted,
T. H. CASANOVA,
Parish Agent.
Abbeville, La, April LIST, 1919.
To the Hon. President and members Of
the Police Jury
! beg to submit the following report
of the work 4one By me during the
month Of Mardh.
Consultations at home an Office a..
Letters written As, Circulars sent out
90. Club members visited 10, Schools
visited %, Demonstrators visited :,
Miles travelled $40.
The childrenl are very much interest
ei in the work. and are busy with their
gardens. Somd have transplanted tie ir
I matoes, beads are growing nicely, |
ind the parents are interested in the
York the children are doing, one lady
called me over the phone to ask me
about some wofk her children are doing
1Hd told me the children are - much
more Interested in their school work
~ e they had, Joined the club. l am
having t1e SECRETARY of each club to
send club notes to the local papers anu
find they are eager to do something
TO GET mentioned in the notes from
that school.
Respectfully,
LAURA II. GORDI,
Home Demo strator.
The following Communication was
read:
Abeville, lila, March 81, 1919.
Tor James III Bailey,
Secretary of State,
aton Rouge, ga,
l desire leave of absence from the
state for (e0)t ninety days.
7. P. FLEMING,
2rd Ward Police Juror and PreSi-
dentH CT the Police Jury.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
"The Lightning
Raider"
BARS OF DEATH"
ELEVENTH EPISODE.
CAST

CAST
pcal White The Lightning Raider
Henry Gsell .......,,. ...--. Thomas Norton
Waraer Gland .......-....-.-.-.-...- WI Fang
Frank Redman ........-..-.....,.-.. Hop Sing
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
Are You EapDy9

To he haypv Won must he vel II
Won are frequently troubled with con
situation AMI Indigestion YOU cannot be
altogether happ~ Take Chamberlain 5
Tablets 70 correct these disorders They
are prompt and effectual, easy and pleas
az, TO take, Qbtsiuabls EveyFwhere.
p~Asv,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
Saturday April ga 1919 .


Approximations due to re belated
state Of affairs are scriou,. After a
winter Of heavy rains Try ,:eathcv
would be a boon to the farmc.s The
scarcity Of feed ,tuffS, the dcpressed
lotion market, and the hig4 cost Of
labor and fertilizers are all t9nttibut-
ing factors TO the pessisimiSa If the
farmers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12

B. feeding milking cows ILLEGALLY on
inexpensive homegrown feeds instead
II lightly on expensive commercially
oreiared feeds, Louisiana farmers could
-erial" increase their mix pr)dIc.
''r2 and milk profits, ,,cIrl'nt tc L. r
Ictsnn, agent in 1airy.I., Extension
Division, Louisiana stats IuEe{fty,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12

What with Tractors, telephones, free
rural deliveryd farm credits and farm
efettes, the life of the modern soldier
faFn'sF orght 40 be happy oasr
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
Respectfully,
LAURA II. GORDl,
Home Demo. stratOr.
y Communication Mas
Let The Children Grow.

Coughs, COLDS, snuffles," that hang
on tend to wfaken the system and a
suffering neglected child spends so
much feengtb combating a cold that
the LITTLE one scannot grow as fast and
sound in bodyaas when free from Attic
non. Foley's 4 Honey and Tar is splen-
did Tor eougbA, colds, Group, whooping
cough. Sold Everywhere.-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-04-12
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
J. - DarteZ

sac Of Louisiana, Purish ii Vcrmil-
iHu, Fourth Ward Justice C1urt,-
80. 800
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
British Ace in Town

Wallace Herne, formerly a
Lieutenant in the Aviation Corps
of the British army. is in tn e
city this week. Lieut.. Herne
saw over two years service
abroad, and is one of England S
famous aces, having downed II
German airplanes and 3 balloons.
He is now in the Government
War Camp Community Service,
and until recently was stationed
at Gallup. Mr.. Herne is no
stranger to Winslow, having been
one of the speakers here on the
last Liberty Loan drive.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
A Small Blaze

Thursday night about ten O.
clock what threatened for awhile
to be a very serious fire, broke
out in the rear of the property at
POT west Fourth street. A coal
shed, chicken house and hay shed
burned to the ground, and the
fire threatened the residence
property, but due to the efficient
work of the fire department the
fire was confined to the out hous-
es only. Mr.. E. N. Wanders was
owner of the property, and suf-
fered a loss of about one hun
dred dollars, which was not in
sured. The fire was started from
a lighted cigarette which some
small boys threw into the alley.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Word from Jack Gavin

We are in receipt of letter
from ourold friend Jack Gavin,
who is now secretary to Congress-
man Carl Hayden, and located
in Washington. Jack enlisted in
the army about one and one-half
years ago, and went to France
as an Army Field Clerk, being
discharged at Camp Meigs, Wash
ington, July 31st, and was ap-
pointed secretary to Mr.. Hayden
August 1st. We are certainly
glad to hear of Jack S advance
ment, and we feel sure that Mr..
Hayden could not have made a
better selection for his secretary
ship. Jack was a former Wins
low boy, having spent several
years here as a clerk for the Santa
Fe, and going from here to Phoe-
nix on the Corporation Commits
sion, from where he enlisted. He
sends his best wishes to his nu-
merous friends in Winslow.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Secretary to State Prison

N. T. Roach. who has been
collector for the Water Com
pany and Electric Light Com
pany here for the past several
years. has secured a nice promo
ton, having been appointed by
Governor Campbell as secretary
to the state prison at Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roach will leave
here Saturday to make their flu
ture home in Florence. Mrs.
Roach had been employed in the
city schools as teacher for the
coming year, and her resigna-
ton will create a vacancy which
will be hard to fill. The many
friends of this popular young
couple will be glad to hear of
Mr.. Roach's promotion, but they
will be greatly missed in the
social life of the city.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Base Ball

We are in recent of letter
from Mr.. McKloskey, assistant
manager of the Snowflake ball
team, in which he seems to think
that they have some ball team,
in fact one which can beat any
team in Winslow, and they are
very desirous of coming down
here at any time and demonstrate
the fact. We have turned Mr..
McKloskey's letter over to the
local manager and We are quite
sure that we can arrange a game
for them in the near future. We
have seen the Snowflake team
perform and they are a very
good aggregation of ball tossers
and will give any team here a
run for the money.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Navajo County Fair

The Navajo County Fair Asso-
cIation wishes to particularly
call attention to the. Horticulture
Department under charge O f
Miss Alice Young Of Taylor,
Arizona. Miss Young had charge
OF this display at the first annual
fair and her scccess in the hand
ling of her department warrants
the Association in asking for the
hearty support of Navajo County
for this Department. Let the
display in this department be at
least equal to the interest Miss
Young is showing.
Horticulture is phase of agri-
culture that is somewhat neglect
ed in some parts of the county,
and many could add much plea
sure to their life, and add much
to the beauty of their homes.
Prepare your exhibits at an early
date, and correspond with Miss
Young in regard to them.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
New Equipment

"Bill" O'Hara, the tailor, has
just installed new up-to- date
modern machinery consisting of
a steam presser, washer, boiler,
extractor and all things neces-
sary for a complete modern press
ing, cleaning and tailor shop.
Mrs. Furbush, a lady tailor of
several years experience arrived
this week from Denver and is
working for Mr.. O'Hara. "Bill"
is now prepared to do all kinds
of lady tailoring.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Homes Wanted

Never before was there such a
scarcity of houses here. We
haven't the necessary accomoda-
tions for the school teachers this
year, let alone the various out Of
town people who move here in
the winter to give their children
the advantage of our excellent
schools. Twenty-Five new four
or fve-room modern houses S
should be built here at once, and
they could be rented on long
leases before finished.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
WASHINGTON, d. c..
August 20, 1919.


All employees of Railroads oper-
ated by u. S. Railroad Admin
istration:
The chief executive of the four
train and enginemen S organiza-
tion have sent final and unquali-
fed instructions today to their
men on strike on the Southern
Pacific. Santa Fe Coast lines and
Salt Lake line, to return immedi-
ately to work, and are confident
that the instructions will be COM
piled with. The Railroad Ad-
ministration has thought it high
ly desirable to give the organiza-
tions an adequate opportunity to
obtain control of the situation,
but the government is taking the
necessary steps to deal with the
matter without the lapse of furtb-
er time unless this last effort OF
the chief executive proves sue
cessful. WALTER d. HINES,
Director General.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Drug Store Moves

A. E. Gillard is this week NOV
ing his drug store on Front street
into his new quarters on the cor
ner of Second street and Kinsley
avenue. Frisky will have an up
to-date store which will be quite
an Improvement to our business
district.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Free Mail Delivery

Mr.. c. F. Dutton, inspector
for the United States Postoffice,
was in the city last week making
an inspection of our sidewalks
preparatory to free delivery of
mail. Mr.. Dutton left the i'm
preston that he would approve
the move, thus assuring us that
we would have free delivery of
mail in the city limits in the near
future. When our sidewalks
and paved streets are in, together
with free delivery of our mail,
we will have quite metropolitan
airs.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Chas. E. Siegmund & Sons Used
Car Bargains

1914 Ford with large enclosed
delivery body, good rubber shock
absorbers and mechanically O.
K, $3.50.
1917 Dodge touring in good
shape; fair rubber and body. A
good buy at $3.50.
Cash or terms. Chas. E. Sieg-
mund & Sons, 423 Kinsley Ave
Phone 266.
The Winslow mail., 1919-08-29
Latest Strike News
Los Angeles. Calf, August q.
1919.

1919.
10 ALL CONCERNED:
Am just advised that the fol-
lowing notice addressed to mem
bers of the Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen is being distribut-
ed today at Oakland.
Advise all members of the
Brotherhood that we will not en-
gage in sympathetic strikes and
tell our members that less than
two months ago, one hundred
and eight members of the
Brotherhood were expelled from
the organization at Winnipeg for
sympathetic action while many
of them lost their positions. Our
members must return to work
and uphold their contracts if
they expect to retain member
ship and support of the organi-
zation. /"
(Signed) w. G. LEE.
Am also advised that local
chairman, w. E. King, of South
ern Pacific Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, West Oakland,
post notice quoting telegram
signed by Grand Chief Engineer
Warren S. Stone, reading as fol-
lows:
Effective at once, notify all
members of the division that the
strike is illegal from start to fin
ish, all members of B. of L. E.
will be required to abide by the
laws of the organization and
carry out contracts made in good
faith, both with the Individual
roads and the Federal Govern
ment, failing to do. they will be
expelled inside of twenty-four
hours, unless there is a decided
Improvement there the govern
ment will take steps to operate
the roads. You all know what
this will mean. Impress upon
every one the necessity of using
sober thought and exercising
common sense and not be carried
away by wave of mob law"
(Signed) WARREN S. STONE.
In connection with which Gen
eral Chairman. L. L. Stanford of
Pacific instructed:
Positive orders from Stone
to instruct your. men to perform
usual duties and carry out agree
ment provisions"