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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-11-14
I. Jesus Christ the Glorfied King
on Mount Zion ". 29).

on Mount Zion ". 29).
The gloriiied King on this Mount
was intended to symbolic the Messi-
anic Kingdom when Christ returns to
the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem
Czech. 14:4-17). This Is still in the
future, and will be literally fulfilled.
II. The Glorified Saints With Christ
wv. 80. BY.
/. Moses, who was once denied an en-
trance into Palestine, appears now in
glory, representing the redeemed of
the Lord who will pass through death
into the Kingdom, Many thousands OF
the redeemed have fallen asleep and mt
the coming of the Lord shall be awak-
ened to pass into the Kingdom.
2. Elijah, now gl0rified, represents
the redeemed who shall pass into the
Kingdom through translation. Many
shall be living upon the earth when the
Lord shall come and shall without dy-
ing be changed and thus pass into the
Kingdom Il Cor. Is .50-53; Thess. A..
14-1S).
3. They talk OF the very thing which
the disciples refused to believe, name
ly the death Of Christ.
III. Israel, In the Flesh, In Connec-
ton With the Kingdom, Represented
by Peter, James and John ". 2S).
Israel shall be called from their hiding
place among all nations of the earth
and shall be gathered TO Jesus Christ
the King. as the central people in the
Kingdom (Ez. 81 .21-2O.
/. Peter proposes TO build three tab
ernaces ". 33). The Feast of Taber-
nacles looked forward to the glorious
reign of Christ. Peter caught a
glimpse OF the Significance of the trans
figuration. His proposition showed
that he thought of the Feast of Taber-
naces, and therefore of the Millennium.
9. The divine voice ". 35). AT this
time God himself uttered his words, as
surfing them that this one in glory was
his son Jesus Christ.
". The Multitude at the Foot Of the
Mountain wv. 37-4O.
This is representative of the nations
which shall be brought into the King
dom which shall be established over
Israel (see Isaiah II :10-l2). The peo-
pie here were grlevously oppressed by
the devil. There are times when the
devil Is especially active in his OPP
preston Of men. About the time of
Christ's first coming he did his best
to harass men. Just before Chrlsts
coming again he will be especially ac-
tive, for he knows that his time 10
short.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
RDOD NgEzss On ANIMALS Tpzss 4 y
WITH TRRYR WORK

The primary functions ok food arc
10 repair the waste ot tie body to
promote growth IN immature animals.
and 10 furnish heat and energy And
for these purposes only the dIgesfihle.
portion 81 the food is 10 be taken into
account. The amount of digestihie
protein. fat. and carbohydrates in 4
ration Ii "a Indication Of ITS illness
.to fuitill ssa purposes The next
question ii. How much 81 these ma
teriaIs does an animal require. and
Ia what proportion should they be
given This diners with the purpose
for which the animal Is kept. whether
it Is growing, being fattcned. used for
work, or making milk, An animal
standing ii the stall requires less
food nutrients than one which II work
ca hard every day. THAT II III draw
ing heavy loads the animal breaks
down or consumes certain amount OF
muscular tissue, which must be re-
placed By protein ia the food. and
HI uses energy or force which Is also
furnished BIZ the food nutrients. III
standing In the barn II still requires
some protein. tat, and carbohydrates
to perform the necessary functions of
the body 10 maintain heat Id winter.
10 grow . new coat of hair. etc. But
III 1t is fed the same ration as when
working hard. the tendency is TO get
tat or waste the food.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

by Nj. Frank G Evams and Capitals
Henry Evans lid spand He holiday with
Mrs.. Evana and lEr. kranss Evans. III !,
and Master Warfsld Evans wnb has
sen vsssins aIsA Hunter tor the past
fsafkuiSat. AEr. fsrnter Il " nsr Is
Mrs. hels. sf Arm. polls
Mr.. Caleb Steward. vice presitienk Of
the Wilmington Trust Company. of
Wilmington. Delaware. accompanied
BIZ Mrs. Steward. their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Steward. Mr. Caleb Sheward.
Jr., recently returned from overseas
service. and Master Henry Steward
reached the Camp on Sunday having
ul0tured up frem Wilmington. and are
now occupying the extensive bungalow
they have already taken for several
previous seasons
The engagement OK Miss Elizabeth
Steward I'd SIR. William II. Horn, III,
son III Dr. and Mrs. William ID. Horn,
.of Yonkera, NJ vi, has Just been an
nounced Miss Steward Is well known
in Annapolis. During the past year
she has been doing volunteer war work
at the Walter Reed Hospital IN Wash
iagfon Mr. Horn has recently return
ed from service Ia Italy with the
American Red Cross Ambulance.
DR. and Mrs Seweil s. Hepburn and
their handsome daughter, Miss Flea
nor Hepburn. of Annapolis were other
arrivals of the week. DR.. Hepburn IS
resident physician at skyland for the
season.
II n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
ID TNg &c MAN OR N0sQUIToi

When sir Arthur Conan DOYLE sent
his famous character, sherlock
Holmes, 10 Hts Supposed death down
the abyss of a roaring waterfall, one
OF his friends protested Well, said
the author. i've either got to kill
Sherlock Holmes or sherlock Holmes
will kill ME. Pretty much the same
situation exists in certain sections OF
the United States between man and
the mosquito. III man does not kill
the mosquito, the mosquito will do
his cussedest toward killing man and
III he doesn't quite succeed. will make
him mighty sick The United States
Department Of Agriculture Is on the
side OF man ia the contest and is pre-
pairing for big drive against the
malaria mosquitoes in Louisiana this
summer. The details are not COM
.pIeted. but the campaign will begin
about August / and will be. perhaps,
the most intensive one yet put on
Some of The workers are already on
the ground. Others who have been
engaged IN "cootie" work for the Army
and still others who have been actually
with the Army will be sent to Louisi-
ana within the next few days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
NOT DUE TO SEX ALONE
Annapolis Women Have Learned The
Cause Of Many Mysterious Palms
And Aches


Many women have come to know
that sex isn't the reason for all back
aches, dizzy headaches and urinary
disorders Men have these troubles,
too. and often they come from kidney
weakness. 70 live simply, eat spar
ingly, take better care of ones self and
To use Deans kidney pills. Ii bound to
help bad kidneys get better There Is
no other remedy so we'll recommended
BY Annapolis people Read this case:
Mrs Daisy Como. JIG Holland St,
Annapolis, says For six years had
kidney trouble. Whenever I stopped
suffered from pains hi the small Of
my back which were as severe as II
toothaeha. Mornings felt mere tired
than when went Ia bed and often
my feet sweiIed. got Doan's Kidney
pills ut the II. r. Smith Pharmacy and
the first box brought great relief. !
still use Doan's whenever | feel In
need of them Doan's are very effee-
tive for kidney trouble and gladly
recommend them to other kidney suf-
ferers 4
Price 60c. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills Inc same that
Mrs. Como had. roster aiilburn Co,
Affgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
State of ohio. city 81 Toledo.

State III OhiD, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County, is.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that ne
s senior partner Of the frm o9 n. ].
Cheney d Co, doing business ID the
City of Toledo. County and state aEore-
said, and that said 1irrn VIII pay the
SUM OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case 81 Cafarrah
that cannot be cured By the use or
HALLS CATARRAH MEDICINE
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn To before me and subscribed
ID my presence, this Sth day at De-
cesnber, a. ID. 1856.
a. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls CataFEah Mediclne Ii taken
internally and acts through the Blood
on tie Mucaons Surfaces Of the Sya-
tenn. Send gcr testimonials. 1ree.
n ]. CHEagEY a. q, Toledo, b.
Sold BIZ all druggists. Tsc.
Halls Family pills Tor constipation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
LEAVE WAaWTN(iTOW

200 as soJ, sa.o5. 1905, 11.sH A. Nj, 12.g6,
90, 2.0a 3ua $40 siO5, 40, n.01s
g.tba, Tnl, 9H5. IIu5. Il. M. 1206 A. -.
xDAily except Sunday.
Connecting lit 0dens0n with r., R. H
oE.nonl Annapolis to baltimore.
For tickets aAd Information apply As
State House station. College Avenue ana
Blnden streets; (saTyol Hall. Maryland
Hotel OiIire u. s. ". A.. FOR officers, nIide
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

Miss Alice Blankenberg, 81 Phila-
delphia. Is spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Allen Lester Fowler,
COLLEGE avenue Miss Rlankenherg
who Is an artist, Il making sketches Of
Annapolis ard its envifons, prepa rss
tory to illustrating 4 magazine All.
ticie she Is particularly interest
ed iii the 0oayent og Notre Dams.
where the Superioress, Sister Ger
maine. has extended every courtesy.
Miss Blankenberg has made nambes
of handaonae sketches, both interior
and exterior views. 0g the old colonial
house. more widely known az the
aEgichard Carvel House. which Il -
probable viii be used ~ a. illustrates
magazine article.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
tsaef D MRs. EMMA ABBoET GAGE

Mrs. Clara sasins. laee Whlta1. oE
Montana, who has been visiting her
cousin. sSsn. w II. Feldmeyer. Charles
street, han returned but viii Walt
other relatives ii Maryland towns ha.
fore going I'd her western hOgne.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
EFosso mas

inst as SOON a. y0u feel the effect Of
he Malarsal Germs after being Bit
ten ~ Malaria Mosquitoes. Il IS i'd
vIaahia ok tana GROVES TAsTF:E4 Kass
nhaaf TONIC Id destroy the Germs
al "a aDve the Impurities Pheasant
~ salxe. s ~ hsssl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

z AagDr and Ms Raieigh &. Thomas
haze taken one hi the cottages of Ms
Allen Lester Fowler. on the Severn.
for the balance 81 the summer This
cottage was recently vacated BY Mr.
and Mrs. George 81 Webster. who
hare gone North FOR the remainder or
the season.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

One OF ten women given the status
of medical major of the second rank
iii the French army IL Dr. clotilde
Mui0n, who was delegate from
France to the recent Child Welfare
Conference of washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
d Entertain ST
slJa.uIl SeYer4a

II, Edwin pugh Baugll Will give 4
~ nrty this week emu ait uahliyn-
sStfrt TIE country home 81 MR.
n ar RaiiEfl near Annapolis The
Eass WI include army and naval
ssst alr and Mrs. Baugh. who
saly take IN active part IN the
sal actiyisies IN the neiEhborho0d,
- api heen entertaining this sea
g % account Of mourning IN the.
aaiiy liz Mrs Raugh Latter In the
KsnfF Ntf ami Mrs Baugh Will 90
Z French Lick Springs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
uE ring On
ne Severn

Miss Dorothy Crane. 4 senior NJ Co
iambia University, and her sister. Miss
Eleanor, haYe joined their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs H Nelson Crane. on the
Severn to spend their saeagiOn The
Cranes have purchased one OF Mrs
Alien Lester Fowter's cottages, tLau-.
rel Lodge. near Wardour
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
Altar Society
on b Picnic

The Altar Society Of ST. Mary's
Church today went on picnic up the
Severn River. The party OF ladies'
who attend e the altar IA ST. Rlary's
enjoy an outing and reunion annually.
They lef1 this morning for the Priests
Farm on the severn. taking along an
abundant supply og ''aakn"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
Reception
and Dance

q reception and dance will be
given by the faculty of the Summer
School of ST Johns College On Friday
avaning In the College gymnasium. To-
tssa students and their friends These
dances areIa pleasant social feature Of
the SuThaer Schoul.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

b tell woman that she shall have
equal pay, whenever she Is allowed tC.
DO nsan's work. d maOckery IL III
the same tins the aonTs or ali the mp
psr rooms Id the house oa lndustry are
cloasa againat her. sQnal ray and
ahn Nann1lY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
K. ~ q Te
Glyea OMsam

KnighEs of Columbus 81 81. Mary's
Church and the daughters Of Isabel
ia. an auxiliary 70 the X. on Ct. con-
template givlng 90 outing and picnic
on Sunday IL tie farm of the Resienlp-
toriat Fathers on the Severn. the
farm Ii IDEAL for an outing, having
DavilIons III case 81 rain, and abund~
ance of shade trees and hna hath-
ing beech. 4, delightful outing Is an
ticipated.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
es0ring 9hr
Valley Of yEFmG

Col Julian Hatcher. n 8. Az Mrs.
Hatcher and children. accompanied by
Col Hatcher's brother, Major James
Hatcher, q 8 a.. lest here yesterday
for an extended motor trip through
the Valley of Virginia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
Attending
- :

Attending
Canp @Csnyay
Master Louis SNYDER. son Of nj ans
MRS. Raaw Snyder, Of this CITY, les
today TOR Camp Comvoy. Edge atsgt
south RivSr. where De vii spend tl
rast az Eha eszEanaaF.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
Assnh League
wal l.alllerlng

y Thursday evening the regular
Z fNslifng and program 0f the Ep-
~ l.faggs 81 Maryland avenue AZ
! asftli NlIl 81 held In the lecture
a'gl b fae aareh The occasion will
] 'sai l3ts ilrst appearance Of Elle
8 llis atilcer, Mr. George
u y lla A'.s heeA elected president.
League q succeed Mr.. e. r
As Nc had served faithfully
s. and who has received
s z ilafa large from the navy.
y ef hls nome hi Wisconsin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
tIt,,, uIne The Hoses

jEBsk FttAs as
iin the roses.
fssl and know.
summer,
I hipes aglow.
morning
eni shall bring
elations
81 spriiig
rs5 a airfe the roses
M sad and sweet
Walk on memories
cath their feet,
allfg twilight
as heir hearts enfold.
ui4fia il purple,
salallate n gold.
se wine the roses,
INV shall 81 reborn
Art,t il itil fresh music.
l4wea aiih deathless morn
mir deed remembered,
at fhelr loge reset
Il lie crown Immortal
soi ene morn shall fret.
b. B.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
on LUmg
Motar Trip

Lieut.. Commander Earle n Huff. u.
s. NJ. Maalcal Corps. and Hrs. Hun.
left yesterday for motor trip 20
Chicago, Iil.. and points In Ohio. Dur
ing the absence og Dr. Hun, Dr Heinz
81 viii look after bis practice
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
LKAyE Es.AI.TTMORE

Il. rs x735 gas a3J f0ga 1i.35, a B.
Iosl5. LIS. 90, s.sa, xa.O5 4.aS, 1905.
a:5 6s5, T.31. 0.a5. ii.3S ~. M, 12S6
Az MI
All traina receive 0r discharge passengers
III loOaI points httwreA Annapolis ana
Naval Aeadeiny Junction aud 81 Idnth-
tculn on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

The family ok Commander John T..
bowers. U s NJ. have taken the house
at ~ Upshur How, receHtIy occupied
by the HUNS. during their absence
Commander Bowers has been ordered
To sea and ig attached 70 the u. 4. 81.
Louisiana al Philadelphia Mrs Bow.
era and children will occupy the Hun
home until their return.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
w .B. & A. Elec tric
Railroad.
p-sas q
MTD.CrTY TERMINALS

HalfsIIomrly seryiee Morning ana Even5na
xrfween Annapolis. baltimore and
Washing4oH aid Camp Meade
washington mud Camp Meade
messengers change nc Naval
Academy .innetl0nl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
saaf Fran
NtdIng Trim

a'ta is Jefferson. whose
7. W te 1 week or SO ago
fsllae Methodist EpiacO-
ake returned from their
em York and Niagara
4 apping with the
/ aud Mrs William
lege avenue
4 Iar "a quite sick
raee George street.
suffering from
Ivy, is better
II Mercy of the
ii service during the
car @ all parts
Ill erranas og
ark for the Red
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

81 slie sails,
44 Nay II go.
tie see are ne
sA
aIang through life; .
81 The soul.
as goal.
IN or the strife
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
IN eyiRg 0ntng
on New EaMs hire 1.ake

Hiss Louise Linthicnrn. principal Of
the Hlgh School. and Miss Josephine
Riordan, principal 81 the Grammar
school. are spending the summer With
Mrs. walter e. Wilson, at Province
Lake, N. III. Mrs. wilson was formerly
Mss Mamie brady, for many years
teacher Id the Grammar school here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
I.lstaal Dnnse
alhge

ii tgllese
f6s Faculty II the Summer School
]. Han aIfeEn gave an informal
s.as lasf night Ii the college gym.
...aa There vas q fairly good ut
saIlto tha made dancing comforts
~ she music was excellent and
3. Hrlli which was delightfully."- cool
z.ae Conditions ideal for dancing.
h,pbday hid i good time.
wts Noolle accompanied BY her
s.saler Miss Flora WoOiley iees
4 ali,g q sisit friends and rela-
|bs Il Port Deposit. Md
II and Mrs johnson. Of baltimore,
81 been visiting The family Of Mr..
hi Ms Naiiemeyer, at their hand
~ cottage 1T Arundel-nn- the hay.
4 james II Clemson has returned
fortnigbts Visit to her nephew
niece lie Rev. and Mrs, G. Eya~
q baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

Commander and Mrs Hewett have
taken the house recently occupied By
the Bowers family In the Naval Acad-
envy. Commanders Hewett has been
ordered tn duty here
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

Miss Stewart Dempsey, or Atlanta.
Ga. ii visiting Mrs. Frank n. Wei-
Ter, at Arandel-0n-th BAY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
Family Reunipn
on the Severn


kr. and Mrs. Charles 3. Abbott have
been spending several days at their
summer home Administrations Severn
They had as their guests Miss Mildred
Hankard of Westminster. and Aaisa
RIGxahekl, Roe, oe washington DUR
ing the outing they enjoyed family
reunion OF their three sons, all Of
whom have served overseas during the
var, and It was the occasion OF their
nrst reunion for over two years.
Seaman Edward A Abbott, of the
u. s. s. ozark, who has been spending
q ten days fnrioagh at home with his
parents, LEFT today to join his ship.
Miss Mary s. Houlton, Hiss Helen
xiump, aud Capt. Powell, u. s. ~ Of
Washington. d. G.. and Misses Kath-
arlr,a aisd Mary RockhoId we're among
the visitors ID tlls home Of Mrs.
George Garner, Sr., at Aberdeen
over the Fourth
MRS. George Garner IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Deale, ct Church-
ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
Plan for Railroad
 Strike in Germany

Berlin, Aug. 9.-The government announces the discovery of an exten- sive secret strike movement, which, if successful, will lead to general rail- road strike in central and perhaps all of Germany on September |. Sparticist and communists agitators are charged with being the leaders of the movement, which the government is using every means to suppress.
 "The discovery was made just when Germany believed itself quieting down while the rest of the world rioted and struck" the official statement says. "The object of the communist strike is to appropriate power, the first necessity of which is the stoppage of transportation to prevent the distri- button of food and coal"
 The government, which is already widespread, began at Erfurt, where huge meetine controlled by com munists was held last night, the strike being decided upon. This action is not Understandable because the gov ernment has not only carried out pro- mises made at the time the last rail- road dispute was settled but has in- troduced other reforms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
Legal Ballot is Taken Here But Results Will Not Re Made
 Public. CONSERN NATIVE ACTION
 IS URGED ON MEN
Stand of the Little Rock Men is Reported to Have Been UnOfficially Disap-
 proved.

At special meeting of the Cotton Belt Lodge Mo- ', Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, called last night for the purpose of taking a legal strike vote, w. B. Hicks, general chairman, and member of the execu- tive committee of the railway divis- ion of the American Federation of Labor cautioned the members of the lodge to assume conservative atti tude in regard to the strike, and stated that his advice is that all striking shopmen return to work immediately
 Mr. Hicks arrived in Pine Bluff yesterday afternoon from Washing ton where he has been with the exe- cutive committee in the negotiations with President Wilson, and last night made report of the negotia- tions to the members of the Car mems lodge He told them that their duty is to comply with the laws of the organization, and urged them to take no action except that author ized by the legal head of the railway workers.
 Following Mir. Hicks talk, secret ballot was taken as ordered from na- tional headquarters. the result of which will not be known until the votes are counted by the executive committee. Officials did state how ever, that until legal strike is call ed the carmen will obey the laws of tile organization as is shown by d statement last night by J. A. Moore, chairman of the grievance committee at the Cotton Belt shop and an off cial of the carmen, that, Until leg al strike is called by the proper au- thorities, the carmen at the Cotton Belt shops vii lremain at work"
 Others to Vote.
 Lodge officials last night empha- sized the statement that the meeting last night was called for the purpose of taking Illegal" vote on the strike.
 Though it was not resolved, it is understood that the members of the lodge unofficially disapproved the action of the Little Rock workmen in walking out.
 Though denied by officials of the Machinists Local No. 51 it is under stood that strike vote was taken by that organization Friday night, the results of which will not be known until counted by the executive com mittee.
 The sheet metal workers and the boiler makers at the Cotton Belt will take strike vote next week some time according to information received last night. Two of the lodges at the shops, the machinists and the carmen have stated that the maro hars 0f tho tWO OrpaniZatiOnS will continue to work until ordered out by the legal authority, but no public statement has vet been made to that effect by other labor or ganizations at the shops. The be- lief is however, that the 1,500 men now employed at the shops will all continue to work until properly or dered to quit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
CHICAGO STOCK YARDS WALkOUT
 TO END MONDAY
Union Men Say They Have Won as Guards Are
 Removed.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Striking stock yards workers at mass meeting today decided to return to work Mon- day. Withdrawal of the militia from the yards yesterday and the deputy sheriffs today was satisfac- tory to the men.
 The decision, if adhered to, will remove a serious situation that had promised to become a general strike.
 In some quarters it has been be- lieved the union leaders would de- mand closed shop with discharge of the 5000 negroes not members of the unons. About 5000 negroes are said to be members of the unons.
 The stock yards were placed under guard of militia and police during the race riots last week wien numerous race clashes occurred in the neigh borhood. Later special deputy sher- ifs were added.
 The return of negroes to work two days ago was followed by a strike of union workers. The union leaders, however, said the presence of armed guards was the cause of the strike
 The militia were withdrawn yes terday upon the request of Mayor Thompson to Governor Lowden.
 The union men at the mass meet ing agreed that they had won their point in the removal of militia and deputy sheriffs, and voted to return to work.