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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-08-09

valids, I am naturally determined to doevsT.
thing in my power to educate the Ane ,ss
woman in the proper fitting CT corseis. NV nv
learned physicians nov recognize the mooe.
corset as a hygienically healthful gafrls ..
and one that is often the best means o. III n.
viding corrective support for many O0'T
ailments"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-08-09

ALL women wish to be we'll; but all women
~ do not appreciate the vital importance
l. Aof correct corsetry as an essential to
good health. The well-known medical
authority, Alice S. Cutler, Md, warns us:
Gas physician who knows that if it were
not for ill-htting and the wrong kind OF
corsets we would have very few female in
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-08-09

have attained their unqucstioned superiority
by assisting nature to perfect expression.
Every Gossard is hysienically correct. Prop
erly fitted to the figure for which it was
designed it will give scientific support to
abdominal and back muscles, with no chance
of undue pressure at the waistline; the organs
of nutrition will be free from pressure; the
erect posture which is induced will encourage
deep breathing and the diaphragmatic mus
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-08-09
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9Th. 1918
POLICE PuRY PROCEEDINGS
Tallulah, La, August 9th. 1919

this day in regular session.
Members present: Hon. Alex
Clark, President, J. B. Galloway ;.
H. Devine, W. II. Hewes, A. Z.
Kinds, E. B. Saunders. Absent: J. V.
Wright and w. M. Mcdonald.
Minutes Of last regular meeting
and one special meeting were reao
and motion of Mr.. Galloway both
were approved. :. ,
On motion Of Mr.. Devine seconded
by Mr.. Galloway, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Resolved, that the President OF this
Police Jury be and he is hereby au-
fhorized 70 borrow from the Tallu-
,ah State Bank the sum Of Fifteen
thousand dollars and to issue the ne
yotiable notes Of the Police Jury Tor
the amount, for the repayment OF
which notes the revenues Of the Par
ish are hereby pledged and an appro-
priation is hereby made out OF the
funds available.
Mr.. ]. B. Galloway, Chairman OF
tine Road Committee, reported that
the road committee had investigated
tie Question Of laying off a road east
from Tallulah through the Wallace
place and recommended that q sur
Sey be made of the proposed road.
He, also, reported that the Road
Committee had laid of road from
Ellis pumping plant on Roundaway
Bayou to the railroad at Lake One,
tiie said road to follow the old Ashley
Railroad levee.
On motion of Mr.. Devine the pro-
posal Of Morris & January to cut
The brush and trees from the right
81 way Of said road for the sum OF
$4,000 was accepted, the work te
be approved by the Road Committee
before payment is made,
On motion Of Mr.. Devine, Mr.
Hewes was authorized to have the
roads in his ward worked.
On motion the Secretary was in
Structed to write Mr.. T. ]. Mitchell
that the Police Jury would consent
that the fiume across the public roat
in front Of Araby plantation shoult
remain in position is said Mitchell
would at once repair the road wher'
II crosses said fiume and maintain I
good crossing.
On motion of Mr.. Galloway, sec
ondSd by Mr.. Devine, Hon. David M
Evans and Mr.. R. X. Boney were ap
pointed delegates to meeting o
Farmers and Friends Of the Louisi
ana state University to be
held at Baton Rouge on Thursday
August 7th, and were requested t
support such action as they Nigh
consider to the best interests Of tn
farmers of Louisiana.
The finance committee .reporte
that the following bills had been e,
Amined and approved and the sam
were ordered paid:
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-08-09

Apply a cotton cloth wet with
Billiards. Snow Liniment to all of the
wounds cuts burns, cores or blisters
and note its wonderful healing power.
1T is prompt and very effective. Sold
\by the Tallulah Drug Store.
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There being no further business,
on motion of Comr. Boney, duly
seconded, the beard adjourned.
T. P. KEEL, President.
o. w. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-08-09
GOSSARD CORSNIS,
~. The Original UneqaaUed Front Leeing Corsas

eles become strong with use. 4 woman woman
corseted will have the undeniable oeauG =,
health and that grace Of body, staa ass.sI
sitting, or walking, which is best e'P''
in the one word, style.
We unreservedly recommend Go:safa S~
as the complete expression OF modern ; I. man
Our highly specialized corset Servlce s -
tanned with full appreciation OF tne
needs of the modern, active woInan'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16

Patterson school district gsss
box supper May 3rd. the proceeds 10
be paid on a piano recently purciaas.
I'd Cor the school. Tn. boxes sold
for sf2.. the highest sold first. thar
OF Miss Jessie Rarsaiew for si7.Eo:
Mrs John /. kirkpatrick. second for
sie.ao. A dance followed. The sup.
per music was furnished By Miss
Alma and Lee Thompson. plana and
yiolsn. Mrs. John T. kirkpatrick and
ron. Willie. piano and violin. Mrs ".
Maalxeg and daughter, Jessie. violin
and piano. and billie Mile. mansis-
lin. Judge Nichols of May made n
short talk On the Victory loan
which WAS greatly enjoyed. Who
said Patterson wasn't on the mapg
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16
MOORE MOTOR SALES CO.
LIvE-WIRE CONCERN HERE
HAS STARTED SOMETHING

Since We advertised that We would
have carload of Moore 20' auto
mobiles here very shortly there has
been more car talk and more demon
strating by automobile owners 10
ten days than had been done before
letter from her brother. Corp. Har'
In the past six months.
Just the mere mention that We
were going into the auto game caus-
ed the prices of tires TO be slashed
and the demonstration of cars as
never before. But take our honest adj
vice and do not buy any kind OF a
car until you first see the Moore 80.
which Is the best and most complete
car on the market for the money.
We might also state that we are in
the car game TO stay and YOU may
thank US for the increased interest
shown in the demonstrating OF cars
TO prospective buyers, the cutting OF
prices on tires. etc. etc.
You know our past history in 9th.
Ter lines and that policy will exist In
the auto game-the most OF the best
for less money than the other fellow
We have started the first real compe.
ution In the auto line that Lemhi
has ever had and competition bene.
fits everybody. makes business, gives
you your goods cheaper.
Hat remember--who started this
competition-and wait for the Moore
100 before buying car. riftv.sss
Moore COS were sold In Poca.ellc
alone the past ten days The Poca
tello Agent has wired for so Moore
cars and has orders ahead for 30 oil
them. Guess they are some car
Walt and see the Moore 80 before
placing your car order. You'll b.
sorry II you don't.
MOORE MOTOR SALES co.
~ Salmon, Idaho
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Peter Mckinney went out Tuesday
morning for Butte.
Robert H. Moore returned fr5m
Missoula en- Tuesday From that city
he saw his mother Off for Rochester.
MINI.
Victor SchaupD returned frunl the
lower Salmon river on Tuesday. after
looking up mining prospects on owl
creek
Dan Balm and G.. y. Tillctson OF
Lemhi were registered In salmon on
Monday.
Billy Swan returned from Mon,ara
on Monday from buying sheen.
which, II the deal be- eorsummated
VIII be placed on the Lemhi ranges.
w. A, Hill is II take charge Of n
new shearing plant TO be establish.
ed three miles above Shoup. on the
Salmon river. by Wilson & Proctor
and others.
Rev. and Mrs. Stringfellow are 10
visit Leadore on Sunday next. SO
that there will be no service AT the.
Episcopal church. They will be din.
ner guests OF Mrs. Beighier and the
minister will hold Sunday service nj
the school house.
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couNTps QUOTA
Continued from page -
LEMHI VALLEY BANK
From Gilmore Precinct

s3o ana s1ou.
EsrEard Herald, Arthur wiiiiams
Carl sEnquist, E. j. Clarke. Clarence
Negus, Mary r. Fielder. Howard Ro
berson. f. q. Jewett. Oliver Ransom
Clarence Il. Mock. Mrs. Alex Wild
dowson. r. II. Schaufelberger. Paris
.O'Niell. Joe Jugovich. John Holm
Mrs. LATE Weighall. VIM. Elmer Cor
rigan, Dan w. Gallagher, Osea-
Hedlund. Hugo Marauardt. Owen
Seaman. Aschae, Sh'e's.
Frank Carthy. Margaret Mcdonald
+. A. Mcdonald. John White w. r
.Oden. T. II. Fayie Mrs t.. II. Fayle
Andy Moen. Lou Edman. II. Meis
ter, b. Burns. Mrs. Dickson. c. A.
Anderson. Alice Dixon. Geo. i. Rey
nolds. Oren Perkins. Paul Moore
Clarence Henderson. II. NJ. Browne
Bert Williams. John Farrell. Bob
Tweedy, Mrs. Isabel Kimpton. NJ. J.
IOBrien. A. +. Wilson.
SI5e-s45o
Benson Evans. Andy knowi,on. w
j. Bowen. William G. StranHhar A.
p. Tullgren. ]. T. Walker. ID. b. Men.
ton. J. X. Robinson.
s560-s1 900
w W. CHoN. Florence a. NiGnOlR,
Dewitt l.. Nichols. Gilmore Mercan.
tile Co.
LEADORE Precinct
s50-sl00
Robt. T. Stewart. Mrs. Lipe, Mrs.
T. y. Ellis. r. u. Ellis. Jack Entri.
ken. J. J. Corrigan. Henry Benson
Levin IL. Benson. Elizabeth Is. Cot.
tom. Neorna Peterson. BENJAMIN J.
Smith. =. II. Johnson. W. -. Farm.
ham Ethel Macs. +. J. Watson. W. a.
Free. Myri w. Hays. Thomas y.
Phillips. X. w Morph.y. Mrs. J. Y.
McGivney. Philip ID. Cotton, Mrs
Bessie Corrigan. Earl Williams.
John Clark Anton Stewart. III. c.
Christensen. G. Z. Butt, Bernard
Waugh. III. X Bieghler. VIM. D.
Waugh. Geo. r. Johnson, A. G.
Waugh. Margaret c. Ecker
f150-ss50
APrin Stewart. " e Entriken. "
%. Hart. Claude H. Benson. Harrs
Saline. W. II. 0'Brien. C. G.. Gilster.
Morris H. Cotton. Alfred Rosendahi
VIM. II. Fayie. George Barrows. A. L.
Buiz.
s50D--sl GOO
E. r. Benedict. 4. NJ. Yearian. VIM
Vreeiand. Peter vreeland. Jennie D.
Stroud. II. II. Hays. Mr. and Mrs
Allhands. Loy III. Lee. Otto Dorhman
Lemhi Valley Bank $1,000
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16
SALMON LOCALS
BOARD AND ROOMS
First Glass Meals and Rooms
At MARTINS CAFE
ARMSTEAD, MONTANA
s+*+*++***.:.**+*+

. y y
Z SALMON LOCALS !.
Frank Sherwood was at Leadore
yesterday.
Mothers day was observed in the
Methodist church last Sunday.
]. b. Achord ana wife were up
from Gibbonsville on Saturday.
J. D. Brown and Guy zilkey were
down from May on Saturday.
List your houses and lots as Kelly
has calls for Salmon property. See
Kelly.
Mrs. Jessie NJ. Daniels of Baker
has spent several busy days in Sal
mon this week.
man. was over from Townsend this
week in the interest of his business.
j. d. Achord and wife returned 10
their ranch above Gibbonsville on
Tuesday after ending a visit of a
few days in Salmon
A War Mothers meeting will be
held at the Red Cross rooms Satur-
n.
tendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Glennon. u. II.
Casterlin and Miss Dering Greene
attended the meeting at Northso.k
Saturday evening to boost the Vic
tory loan.
For sale a thoroughbred Hereford
bull. II registration papers should
be burnt at any time for this or any
other registered animal see Harry
Kelly and he viii secure duplicate.
Len Cumming and wife are spend
ing two or three weeks at the old
Tom Wend place, on the, lower Sal
mon river. where Mr.. Cummings has
"a large job Of contracting on hand.
w. F. Stipe has installed new coun-
ter show cases in the Salmon bakery
to improve appearances and secure
the more perfect sanitary handling
of products. The interior issto have
new linoleum also.
Alexander Piatt of Standpoint. Ida
ho, has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Virgil Williams, on Salmon riv-
GU. MI ldtl Is tHSdSeu III the luIu-
Der business but he appreciates the
advantages of this country for stock
raising.
Mrs. W. T.. Blasingame received by
mail last Friday pamphlet contain
ing the history of the Rainbow divis-
ion from its formation. Originally
this division was numbered the 42nd
but from repeated appearances of a
rainbow in the sky above 1t, became
known as the Rainbow.
AS SOON as the road over the Lees
burg mountain will permit the pas
sage of vehicles Messrs. c. E. Brous
and l.. d. England will go over there
to commence the erection of eva
hiding plant for. the Gold Dust Min
ing company Leading stockholders
are expected in the early summer To
look over this property. The BULL
ing fo~ the housing Of the new plant
will be 25x35 feet as TO ground plan.
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gone about ten days on legal bust
ness.
Charles Hardy is teaching at
Klein. Montana.
W. N. Biekler of the G. and p. was
in Salmon Tuesday evening.
S. r. Chorn was in Salmon on
Tuesday from his Lemhi ranch.
A. C. Cherry of the law firm of
Quaries & Cherryis out of town 10 be
Wilbur Stroud arrived bore last
Saturday on thirty day furloagh.
]. G. jolly was down frcm Tendoy
on Tuesday transacting business in
Salmon.
Mrs. b. X. Beighler. school snpar;n-
tendent at Leadore. was SatiIon
visitor on Saturday last
II costs you nothing 10 list your
property. See P. J. Dempsey. Manag-
er Lemhi Realty company.
Mrs. Laura Murphey was in Trad
ore Saturday and Sunday In the in
terest OF the Victory loan work.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kobbe from
the Pahsimaroi valley were on Wis.
lit to Salmon Sunday and Monday.
The young returned soldier, wes-
ley Perkins. is recovering nicely
from the attack OF pneumonia that
gave alarm last week.
Mrs. w. B. Fowler received word
from her son. Roy Fowler. that he
is now at Cheyenne and viii prob
ably be home next week.
Miss Muriel ludlow of the stan
office fierce of the Lemhi telephone
returned from Armstead last Friday
after relief service TO the public
there in the same capacity.
Mr. and Mrs. Smallwood, who have
spent the past few months at the
Schultz ranch. while Mr.. Smallwood
had charge of firing the steam shovel
on the highway, left Salmon yester-
day for their hcme in Washington.
Russell Yearian. Daniel Collier and
Raymond Preston. returned soldiers
who came in TN MondsF. I.us.sll
Yearian was in active service over
seas being in the ammunition truck
driving OF the 91st division.
w. A Brown. prominent livlesock
man of the Mayfeld company. who
had been through a seige attack of
typhoid fever. is reported safely ov-
er the crisis and will soon be able
10 be out and about. His home is in
Salmon.
Mrs. George A. Martin. wife of the
tSalmon-Armstead stage man. has
been Ill for the past two weeks I'M
der hospital treatment at Butte. Mrs.
Hunter &C. assisting Mrs. Martin in
the management of her growing no.
tel and restaurant business at Arm
stead.
DIR. Scarborousa the eve special
list, came TO Salmon last Friday for
his first visit this year to be made
by automobile. going out-via Beadore
Tuesday morning by the same con.
veyance. DR.. Scarborough introduc.
ed Messrs. A. II. Burrell and James
Christianson of Salt Lake who are in
terested in the banking business and
the possibilities in that line in the
Salmon country.
George w. Oliver is sending out
this week another car of cattle for
the Billings country The cattle.
which have been selected for dairy
purposes. make up probably the first
lot of the kind 10 go out of the Sal.
mon country, while numerous large
and small lots have been imported.
1t is stated that included in this ex-
portation are numbers of the same
cattle once brought here from Mon.
tana.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16
SALMON LOCALS

Peter Mckinney went out Tuesday
morning for Butte,
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, Lure of the Cir
moon and evening.
els.
pr Prom OF the
bool is held this
hall.
Uiary will hold a
ext Saturday after
room of the She
Tor enlarging and
md guarantee good
Dry prices. Deal
will treat you
stay here. Mrs.
ldiers have record
week at the court
ackay. George X.
Y. Roberts, Frank
Proulx, Charles T.
emilton. George r.
HARRIS. Archie r.
MILAN Hines.
be Pattee and Mr..
Lynch of Tendoy
ON Monday. The
. TO the Salmon
h. found a former
here IN Al Wright.
Ek rancher. who
h. A pleasant re-
The Recorder Of
pre-. who also was
nee.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16
Fisers pon', Stop insuenxs.

Recent researches conducted by NM.
NieoIle and LebaiIly Of the pax,eur In
stituie 81 Tunish have proven that the
rn.erobe of influenza is what f. known
rs filter pssser"--that Is. II il So
small ms TO pass through any filter. po
matter how minute the inierstlces may
be-.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16
bPEcIAL

N-Five thousand
} long time at low
zee Harry Kelly,
.sidence property
Qmon. Mrs. Hines.
See Mrs. Thos.
shed rouse. In
order office.
prominent live
dangerously i'll
Bof cemetery lots
properly cleaned
Rnk Tingley.
btered Percheron
d this spring in
will sell for $3.50.
VS., Leadore.
\ handy with tools
knowledge of gar
wait hotel. Lemhi.
ECobbler seed pc.
\. Telephone Miss
Salmon.
Iarage. barn and
Der separately oil
at The Recorder
old tires when
Fsoled for as much
lor one-half cost?
Salmon garage.
TY--1,500 head of
Send word to
have.
IS of the capital
leer Bank & Trust
larry Kelly.
n oats by Joe
IS FOR your Ford.
D. Lee Bradley at
|rty Bonds at par
erty. Harry Kelly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16
Christian Science Church

held every Sunday morning AT II
O'Clock at I. @. o. + hall. All are
welcome Subject for May Is: Nor
tails and Immorfais. Sunday school
al above address every Sunday morn.
ing AT 10 O'Clock
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16

Brownie Brown was called 20 Sal.
mon this week from Cruickshank's
canyon b. the illness Of his wife and
sen in Salmon: both nov better.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16
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! THE sAIMoN-ARMsrEAp
AUTO STAGE

Three times a week each
way. lsaving Salmon every
Monday. Wednesday and FRI
day and leaving Armstead ev-
cry Tuesday. Thursday an Sat
urday. arriving at destination
early In the afternoon of same
days. Carrying mails and pas
sengers. Prompt service. No de-
lays. No long stops at informed
late station. Through fare SIS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16

A turkey dinner with dressing. veg
etabies, gravy. salad. Ice cream and
cakes will be served AT the Lemhi
dining room Sunday az usual prices
from s 10 ! y, n, with music BY the
stringed orchestra.
The Digby Lynch family of Tendoy
are expecting visit early this sum-
mer from their niece. Miss Eunicc
Meioy. OF Townsend. Montana, the
former home of Mrs. Lynch. The
young woman liz now at school at
Notre Dame. Indiana. of beauty and
charm OF manner. and her visit In an
event interesting not alone for this
family but their friends ms we'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-24
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF
CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
OFFICE OF

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS the Constitution Virginia agreed to
Assembly 1913 published
section 1876 Of the Constitution and act approved FEBRUARY 50e
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1918

i : = =
A ceEtain percentage of these
claims were for damages to high
wavs by automobile trucks. In addi-
ton, 100000 francs were paid to
citizens and hotelkeepers for bilets
during the, time the Americans were
in the Grand Duchy
These items are not = charged
against Berlin, but were paid out G.
Government funds; the German Gov
eminent being responsible, according:
to the peace terms, for the expenses
only of the armies of occupation in
81 y
Germany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-24
OFFICIALS SEIZED
Captured by Oklahoma Rioters After
Telephone Operators Strike

Oklahoma City, Sept. 24.-At 2.5o
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon four COM
panies of infantry and a machine
gun company, State troops, began Ell
training for Drnnright, Okla. A re
eirnent at Tulsa win be held IN readi-
ness to go to Drumright, if neces-
sary, according to Adjutant General
Bargett- The Guaa,dsmen Will be use!
in uatroTing Drunnrfght.
Drumright, Okla, Sept. 24.-May-
or w. E. Nicodemus, Councilman
John Baxter and Chief Of Police
Jack Ares, detained by mob las:
night yesterday were released ana
were back on their pobs.
After a night of rioting rssuftinE'
from a strike of telephone opera
tors. Drumright, awoke this nornlna
tc find 80 or 40 deputy sheriffs an
Government officers from nearf..
towns patroling the business secAoo'
Of the city.
The hour of 10 O'clock, set Monday
nirhS as the deadline for city off,
GERS who were imprisoned by tn
mob to present their resignation:
under penalty of being lynched, ha
long since passed. and with its pass
ing all immediate danger IS consfd
cred past.
Assistant Chief of Police Car?ct
:,n Ind;any was fired on while ho.a
ing the NIB at bay last night. Cour
Gilman Baxter snatched the gun froi
the unidentified man and took or
shot at the assaiIant before he DIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-24

BY units of the Third limited States
Army. =! s j - H..
The FrenctA srecentlys placed :one
battalion of infantry in the Grand
D,,clv, 100 soldiers being stationed
in ,Eseb. and $50 in. the city Of, Lux
elhb5aih-g,
Claims for damages against the
United States Gova'lrnent to. the
amount Of LOCI, o4lo fifapss were paid
riaeatls .bs, lAlneFifalp 4; ARMY, officers
I'd tjtfti1lils IF Luxembourg who were
i,lco,-Ea li:t IN 9ne WY q an
ota,et; Sy.. American .sGdiers.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-24
TWO HIT BY TRAIN DIE
William Anderson and John. Knight
Killed Near BOyce, w. va.

Charlestown. w. Va. Sept. a.
William Anderson, plumber OF
Winchester, Va, and John Knight,
an employee, were struck by Nor
folk and Western northbound pas
senger train at the Boyce, Va,
crossing yesterday morning, while
attempting to cross in front of the
train, and were so severely injured
they both died at the hospital here
within a half hour of being brought
to the operating room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-24
KIDS NAY SETTLE STRIKE
ola Time Boss Says When They ory
For Bread Men Will Return to
Work Linton. or no Union

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 24.-Striklng
s.ed workers pit the spirit and en-
.Iuraa,c of their children against
Inc Stubborn resistance of steel .0a-
rms, backed by the armed force OF
ne "Cossacks-"
ITS the kids that win settle the
l.rike one way OF the other, like as
:.e;' says John Dunn, an oldtime
rolling mill boss of Schoen, one OF
n::.tsburgh's mill suburbs. IF they
can be fed, the men viii hold out; if
tnay start crying for bread, it will
be back 10 the mills, union or no
union"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-24
THREE

90 The general assembly by ,tia! at !pa&sso
OF
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"rnLy u
of chundrc
the . one ndrrd M twenty
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of
ordin
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only TO elite
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to be for
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provisions Of TINS
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-24

appeared around the corner OF
building. =
-Four alleged leaders Of the ,F'.'
aaveii been arrested and are now II
Inc city jail.