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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-25
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.

Senator (. NJ Roberts. member of the board of supervisors. returned from weeks visi, to Phoenix yes. terday. When asked as to the con. ditions In the caital city, the Senator replied that things in general both politically and otherwise were very quiet. with the exception of the Campbell-Harris embroglio. Accord ing to Senator Roberts The governor has admitted in his message to the legislature that he could not remove Harris from office. but he seems now to have turned Bolsheyik and Is try ing to deport him from the office"
 Senator Roberts believes that the governor cannot legally remove adju- tant Harris and expressed himself in the belief tha; Harris would come out Cn top in the courts.
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BACK FROM DOUGLAS.
(From Saturdays Daily)

IN DOUGLAS.
 C. L. Cummings went to Douglas for two days business visit. BOUGHT COTTAGE.
 Mrs. L. A. Engle has purchased the Cottage Rooming House from P. l.. Rogers and has assumed charge. WEBB VISITORS.
 Geo. Scheerer and family of Webb were visitors in the county seat to- day. having motored in from their ranch.
 TO DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. W. T. Boyd and daughter. Miss Mercy. went to Douglas this morning where they will spend several days on a visit with friends. WIND AND DUST.
 Tombstone has been experienrins considerable wind and dust the past few days, reminding one of the Doug. las brand of weather.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

At the Congregational church to- morrow at II a. m., the pastor will speak on The Declaration of Science and Nature That Man is the Maker of His Own Destiny" How many oi Us stop to think that We are now building our own eternal future? Are We really making it what We want it to be? You are cordially invited to worship with Us.
 C. w STARK. Minister.
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CROix DE GUERRE FOR COL. J. C. GREEWAT.

BISBEE. Ma 23-An order from the general headquarters Of the French armies of the eas, signed by Genera, Petain cites Col. J. c. Green way. 10lst Regiment, L. s. infantry. as "A very brave officer. October g. 1918. while at the head of two batta- lior. he stormed the enemy organiza- tions in the Houppy wood north of Nerdun. being the first to jump into the enemy trenches and by his bril- lian attitude greatly increasing the courage ot his men" Accompanying his citation was q decoration from the French government with the Croix de Guerre with palm
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GOES TO OHIO.

Miss Olive Smith. daughter Of 1Irs. L. A. Smith. left this afternoon for Hamilton, Ohio. where sine will enter the Sisters hospital there for three year course in training Her sister. Miss Vera, left last week for Los An geies, where she will take a similar course Both young ladies have the best wishes of their Tombstone friends Fnr sucpass
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XC EILENT-

The rain last night probably cheat ed a lot of people of a mighty good ltss:a:nmen; last night. but those I. h crayed Jupiter PIuvius were uzll re.lid for Vivian Martin in wi s.e;.e" was 9 good production and the story had punch in it that was -a.resbipo to ,ba mind
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lFrom Wednesdays Dailyb
N FROM ORAGOON.

Bob Fourr. brother of Roy Fourr. who succumbed to pneumonia while with the American fcrces in Siberia, md was buried in last week in Benson. was brief business visitor in the city today from the Fourr ranch in the D-agoon section.
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SUPERVISORS HOLD NIGHT SESSION.
LOOKING FOR
 STOLEN FORD.

Chief Deputy Sheriff George Hen shaw is today sending out circulars to all deputies and peace officers in the county to be on the lookout for Ford touring car stolen on the night; of the 18th in front Of the Grand Thes:er iu Douglas. The state license Der 26oS22i I; belongs 10 r. N Dauney
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IN FROM GLEASON.

of the properties.
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midnight
THE STORM.

The present storm is now in its third day The rainfall the first 2i hours amounted to 79-1oo of an inch. il has been a slow falling. soaking into the soil. and will do a world of good for every industry in the coun-
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(From Thursdays Daily
VISITING SISTER.

Mrs. Nj F, Duncan. sister Of Mrs. F. Allen. 0: Tombstone. arrived in the city yesterday from Ter nome at san Francisco. Cal. and will remain here on a several months stay. the guest nt h..r sis.ar
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CLOSES RESTAURANT.

After almost 30 years of continu- ous service in Tombstone. An Lum. proprietor of the American Kitchen one of the oldest restaurants in the city, today closed his doors. He will retire from the restaurant business. AWARD CONTRACTS.
 The last of the contracts to be let by the Cochise County Highway Con- mission were awarded today in Bis bee. The grading of the sixteen miles east from the city limits of Douglas was let to Robert Mackey who has the Pearce to Cochise contract. Mir. Mackey vii put on a large force next Monday including two hundred head of stock as his contract calls for com letion September 1st. The concrete work went to L. Tate. and the iron culverts were awarded to the West ern Metals Manufacturing company.
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BACK FROM oUARRIEs.

A. T. Kolb. one Of the principal owners and promoter of the Dragoon Marble and Mining company near DragooR, came to town today to spend several days. NIT. Kolb is preparing 10 go to Pittsburg, where he will Dur. chase machinery for the operation of the properties.
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NO SESSION.

Chairman l. C. E.. Adams of the board of supervisors. was over today tc attend a meeting of the board. but owing to the absence of Supervisor Sparks in Los Angeles. and the in. ability of Supervisor c. NJ. Roberts to get here in time from Phoenix. no meeting was held. MT. Adams gre. ;urend home this afternoon.
 TO TUCSON.
 Postmaster Paul Smith and broth. CT. Clarence. went to Tucson yester. day where they took Miss Daze and Miss Ireland and their sister. Miss Vera Smith. who will take the train there for Los Angeles.
 DARK TONIGHT.
 There will be no show tonight at the Crystal but tomorrow night there will be seven reels as follows, two reels Of Flagg comedy called "Inde. pendence. B'Gosh." and five reels of play entitled The Brayest Way" with Sessue Hayakawa in the leading role.
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MET LAST MIGHT.

The local Order 0. Eastern Star met last night in regular session. Af- ter the business meeting light re- treatments were served and then about twenty couples danced until midnight.
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ATTENDED MEETING.

A. II. Gardner, secretary Of the Co chise County Highway Commission was in Bisbee today attending a spe- cial meeting of the commission.
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WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT.

Mrs. o. G. Bell, wife Of Machinist 0. c. Bell of the Day < Night Gar age is expected to arriTe tonight on the Golden State Limited from Del Rio. Texas. NIT. Bell will meet her a- EairbanL
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BACK FROM GLOBE.

Mrs. Geo Th;el returned to Tomb stone yesterday from a several weeks visit in Globe and Miami. during which time sine was the guest of her daughters Miss Mae Thiel and Mrs.
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TO SOUTHLAND.

Prof. J. A. RockfeIlow left today for Courtland. where he will spend several days on a surveying trip of some Iii ming claims there.
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TO TUCSON.

Attorney ". C. Gilmore was called hurriai!y 10 Tucson this morning on business before the federal court He viii return nome tomorrow morning
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MOVED.

w.. P. Walker and family have nov ed into the D. L. Cunningham resi- dence. the house they were occupying having been purchased by Fred Ben nett.
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TO FORT HuACHUcA.

Assistant County Attorney NJ I. Nckeliigon went 10 Fort Huachuca today on official business.
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AT RANCH.

AT RANCH.
 Court Interpreter John Igo is out 10 his ranch near Turner. attending to some improvements being made. A well is being drilled and it is expect ed water will be encountered at a shall low depth.
 SURVEYED OIL CLAIMS.
 Prof J A. Rolkfellow and w. H. Schardin. returned yesterday from a three days trip between Benson and Fairbank where they surveyed a number of oil land locations. which have been taken up by local parties. INFORMATION FOR
 STATE BLUE BOOK.
 Clerk L. F. Kuchenbecker of the board of supervisors. is furnishing T quantity Of data to Secretary of State Nit Simms for the for;acom;ng edi- ton of the 1919. Blue Book The rrin. cipal cities of the county are being represented in the edition.
 IN PHOENIX.
 George Rockhi!l. proprietor of the Tombstone Bisbee stage line, left last evening for Phoenix where he will at end the statewide conference called Sy the corporation commission to dis cuss the administration of the new motor vehicle regulation law. which soss into effect today. County and city authorities and owners of auto mobiles plying for hire in all parts oi the state are in attendance FAREWELL PARTY.
 Last evening at the Cornelius home a number Of her friends were enter tained a, farewell! party in honor of Miss Cornelia Cornelius The evening was sent in games and danc- imp and at about eleven o'clock deli cious refreshments of ice cream ani cake were served Then followed sing ing and more dancing At twelve hir:y the members Of the party star;- .d for their respective homes. their only regret being that they would ose one of the most charming of .heir number in the near future.
 Miss Cornelius will leave here on the thiriieth of this month for Phoe- nix From there she will go with her uncle and aunt. Judge and Mrs D. L. Cunningham. 10 spend the summer at the coast
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WAS IN BISSEE.

Chief Deputy Sheriff George Hen shaw returned home today from a visit to Bisbee. where he was called on business connected with his office
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MARRIED COUPLE.

Jldge 4. Wentworth last evening married Ysidro B Estella and Libra ia l.. Cota. two Tombstone Mexicauz. the ceremony being performed about 5 o'clock last night.
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Barney Bono, the Gleeson merchant was visitor in town today for a few hours
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FROM ST. DAVID.

Francis Goodman. justice of the Peace at St. David, and brother. H. A. Goodman. were visitors in town today on business matters. They state that fairly good year is ex- pected despite the drouth in that sec tion
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UP FROM ST. DAVID.

George Goodman. well known ranch CT of the St. David district was among the visitors in the county seat today returning home this afternoon. AT FORT HuAcHucA.
 Cashier K. x. Coplen of the Cochise County State Bank was al Fort Hua- chuca yesterday. having been called there on business connected with the bank.
 IN FROM SOUTHLAND.
 Wm. Holmes. president of the Lead vile Mining company was in Tomb stone this morning. having come here on a brief visit. He reports consid. erable activities among the leasers of the Courtland distric.
 SUPERVISORS HOLD
 NIGHT SESSION.
 The Board of Supervisors held q night session last night. Owing to delay in starting the session. all rou- tine work was not completed by evening recess. and a night session was necessary to clear the board of pending matters. Road discussion oc- cupied the greater portion of the time
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OVER FROM LOWELL.

Harry Sealey. representative from Cochise county and Jacob Keogh, also l of Lowell. spent yesterday evening
 in the county seat on a brief business yisi.
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LEFT FOR COAST.

Judge A. C. Lockwood and family geles, and other coast, points. where left yesterday via auto for JOS An. they will spend a month.
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RETURNED FROM NAco.

Miss Helen Abell .bookkeeper at the Tombstone Commercial company. returned home this morning from Naco. where she visited relatives over Sunday
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FROM McNEAL.

Constable Hud Kelly of McNeal was a brief business visitor in the county seat today on business at the Sheriff's office
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BACK FROM eissEE.

Court Reporter J M. Phillipowski returned today from a brief visit to Bisbee
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(frOm Tuesdays Daily
TO BIS B E E.

J. N. Gaines went 10 Bisbee today on business. returning late ihis after noon.
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MISSING BOY FOUND.

William Higgins. elevel year old boy reported missing from his home in Bisbee since Thursday morning. was located yesterday at McNears ranch, and was returned 10 his par ents. according to the police.
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TO BIS BE z.

Chief of office Porter McDonal vent b Bisbee today on business.
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ENGINEER HERE.

Engineer J. C. Ryan. of the highway commission, was in town today en
 route to Fairbank. where he will in spect the sand to be used in the Bis
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CHANGES.

Mrs. Minnie Reasonoyer is now re. siding in the Cummings cottage next to Mrs. K RaTerty on Sixth street F. (. Elliott. chief clerk in the county engineers office. has moved his family into the residence lately occu. pied by Miss Ireland.
 MT. Nj. Bludwork. assistant cashier of the First National Bank has moved his family into the Axtel cottage late ' occupied by Prof. Tilford.
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NOT TONIGHT.

|. There is nothing doing at the Crys- tai theater tonight. however. there is a treat on for tomorrow night when Dorothy Gish will be seen in the Par amount Special "The Hun Within g The management. in appreciation of its patrons excellent attendance. an. nounce that there will be no increase in the admission. which will be the same old 15 and 9 cents.
 SGT, CECIL COSTELLO
 IN CAMP UPTON.
 According to a telegram received : by friends in this city this morning Sergeant Cecil Costello is now at Camp Upton. New York. from which point he will receive his discharge In the wire Cecil states that he ex. poets to be in Tombstone in about three weeks. and will stop over a few : days. continuing on to Los Angeles to visit his mother and family. Cecil has been overseas for over a year and has been in the thick of the fighting Individual reports from returning sol diers who were in the same company with Cecil show that as a fighter. he was among the best. He was always a volunteer for anything while in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-25

front line trenches. has been over the top many times and on midnight pa trols into the enemy territory. and while he never shirked wha, he con sidered a doughboy's duty. he wen, through without a scratch. much to he pleasure of his Tombstone friends. TO SUPERIOR COURT.
 Robert Weeks. recently convicted in the city court on the charge of pandering and sentenced to pay a fine of $500 and serve three months in jail. was held to the action of the superior court this morning on two charges of statutory rape. He waived preliminary examination and his bond was placed at s5.o00 on each charge. He will be taken to Tombstone for confinement in the county jail P F.. Trotter. arrested at the same time. is being given preliminary hearing this afternoon before Justice Jack on similar rges.-interaationa,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-25
(From Mondays Daiiy)
FROM GLEASON.

FROM GLEASON.
 Constable L. NJ. Brown was in town today from his home at Gleeson. IN FROM SOUTHLAND.
 MT. and Mrs. Jos. Hansen, Mrs. A. Klaw and Harry Welch came in yes terday from Courtland. MT. Welch re- maining here, the balance of the par ty returning late last night. TO LOS ANGELES.
 Prof. c. F. Tilford and wife left this morning for Los Angeles. where they will spend the summer months. returning to Tombstone. when the next school year starts in September. TO ORGANIZE TENNIS CLUB.
 meeting will be held this week 10 organize the local tennis club. Prac- tice has been going on the past sey- ersl weeks. and a team will be sent down to Douglas on May 3oth at the Border States Annual Tennis Tourna- ment for 1919
 TOOK FIVE PRISONERS.
 Deputy Sheriffs Harry Rafferty and Joe Hardwick. left this morning with five prisoners for the penitentiary a. Florence. the prisoners being as fol- lows: Joe Todd. sentenced % serve from to ; years for assault: F.. $ Burlington. 10 serve 10 to p years for highway robbery; Felir Perez. who vii serve six months to years for non-support Of his family; Jacf Carey. sentenced to serve , to 10 years for robbery; Perry Jones. sen tenced from to years for bur glsry.
 MISSING BOY FOUND.
 William Higgins. elevel year old boy reported missing from his home in Bisbee since Thursday morning. was located yesterday at McNeal's ranch, and was returned to his par ents. according to the police. FROM ST DAVID.
 Francis Goodman. justice of the Peace al St. David, and brother. H. A. Goodman. were visitors in town today on business matters. They state that fairly good year is ex- pected despite the drouth in that sec tion
 LEFT FOR COAST.
 Judge A. C. Lockwood and family geles. and other coast, points. where left yesterday via auto for JOS An they will spend month
 ENGINEER HERE.
 Engineer J. C. Ryan. of the highway commission, was in town today en route to Fairbank. where he will in spect the sand to be used in the Bis bee-Dougias paving. BACK FROM eissEE.
 Court Reporter J M. Phillipowski returned today from a brief visit to Bisbee RETURNED FROM NAco.
 Miss Helen AbeH ,bookkeeper at the Tombstone Commercial company. returned home this morning from Naco. where she visited relatives over Sunday
 UP FROM DOUGLAS.
 Frank Tessmsn. or the city water works, at Douglas, was in town yes Jerday and today. HAVE COUPON BONDS
 The Cochise County State Bank has received an allotment Of Victory Cou. pon bonds, which are ready for dis tribution to subscribers.
 GOES TO DOUGLAS.
 Advices from Douglas are that T. l.. Houston. for number Of years in the Phelps Dodge store at Bisbee, has been transferred to Douglas as mana ger Of the store there and will take charge this week APPOINTED AGENT FOR BIG
 C. H. Tuckwood has been appointed local agent for the Big Four Oil con- pany, having received his commission today This afternoon he received wire that Big Four is on the verge of closing it's books. and that the stock will go to $150 A later wire stated
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HERE FROM GlEESoN

C. l. Van Meter. of Gleeson. spen, yesterday and today in the city on business at the court house.
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UP FROM DOUGLAS.

Frank Tessmsn. Of the city water works, at Douglas, was in town yes 1erday and today.
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TO BENSON.

Attorney J. T. kingsbury made a flying trip to Benson by auto this af- ;ernoon having business there with a client. lie expects to return this
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IN BISB E E.

County Recorder Ray B Kreb went 10 Bisbee today. having bee, called there on business matters
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HAVE COUPON BONDS.

The Cochise County State Bank has received an allotment Of Victory Cou. pon bonds, which are ready for dis frihution in suhscrihers
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DARK TONIGHT,
(From Fridays Daily)
RETURNED HOME.

Tom RUshin. of the Turquoise Bar Der shop. returned home today after a several days visit in Bisbee. SAW TOMBSTONE BOYS.
 | letter received from Ernest Cav. lAa4gh. who is visiting in the East .or month. states that he was in Washington. D. C.. several days ago. and while there met Grant Warner and Earl Hartman. both Tombstone hoys who are in the navy.
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TO DOUGLAS.

W. P. Walker. deputy in the treas urer's office, left this afternoon fol Douglas. where he will remain over tomorrow. MT. Walker will partici pate in the trap-shooting tournamen, to be held by the Douglas Gun Club himself with the scatter gun.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. w. T. Boyd, wife of w. T. Boyd. of Boyd's Drug Store. returned home yesterday from a brief visit with friends in Douglas. Her daugh ter. Miss Mercy. remained there for a several days visit with friends.
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Ih FROM PHOENIX.

Supervisor C. M. Roberts came in this afternoon from Phoenix. where he has been on business trip. BACK FROM DOUGLAS.
 County Engineer Sid Smyth re- turned this afternoon from Douglas, where he attended the meeting of the new county highway commission.
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GOES TO DOUGLAS.

Advices from Douglas are that T. l.. Houston, for a number of years in the Phelps Dodge store at Bisbee, has been transferred to Douglas as mana ger Of the store there and will take
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APPOINTED AGENT FOR


 BIG {
 C. H. Tuckwood has been appointed local agent for the Big Four Oil con- pany, having received his commission today. This afternoon he received a wire that Big Four is on the verge of closing it's books. and that the stock will go to $1.50. A later wire stated that the well was in and sensational developments expected It is expect ed that a well has been brought in. HERE FROM TUCSON.
 Roy Ceary. formerly lieutenant in the army, stationed at Naco and later at Kearny. was a visitor in Tombstone over Sunday, the guest of his cousin. Postmaster Paul Smith. WAS AT FORT.
 Attorney J. T. Eingsbury spent yes terday at Fort Huachuca on a visit. UP FROM DOUGLAS.
 Special Ofhcer Harry Wheeler was a visitor in town yesterday from his home at Douglas.
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TO ORGANIZE TENNIS CLUB.

A meeting will be held this week 10 organize the local tennis club. Prac- tice has been going on the past sey- eral weeks. and a team will be sent down to Douglas on May 3oth at the Border States Annual Tennis Tourna- ment for 1919
, 1919-10-04

L diISCA lIiCAL wv
Transport Workers Conference would,
meet the Premier at three O'Clock.
London, October 1st.-Captain O'Grady
a Labo4r Leader and Member Of Parlla-
men for East Leeds, on entering the
Conference OF the Transport Workers
Federation this al -er loon, said some
thing very important will happen. |
hope this Conference will succeed IN
effecting a settlement. Mr.. Smile,
leader of the miners, and one OF the
sponsors If the movement, demanding
direct action in the recent Lab0ur Con
gress at Glasgow, pledged this mOrnI-g
that fifty PEI cent Of the manual workers
Of the country would be idle within a
week. He declared he expected the min
ers' steel works, shipyards and all fac
tories to shut down.
London, Oct. LIST .-IhroughOut Great
Britain the various local schemes OF food
distribution are working admirably but
the railway 3trike has almost completely
paralized industry, and from every cen
tire come reports Of works closing down
through lack of transport facilities and
coal. More than $50, 900 north England
miners are idle, their number being
added to daily. In Manchester which
reflects the views of the textile industry
grave fear are expressed that 1nless a
settlement is reached before the end OF
the week, many thousands of cotton oper-
atives will be thrown out OF work and
all business suspended, seven steel works
in Sheffield have already closed down and
others affecting 100, 600 men can only
hope to carry on until Sunday. twenty
thousand iron workers are idle in the
Middlesborough district and the Leices-
torshire engineering works, and Burton
which bre VS. beer FOR all England has
entirely stopped work through lack Of
casks.
London, Oc5. LIST. While the delegates
OF the Transport Federation were as.
sembling today to decide whether the
1925, 600 workers they represented, should
90 out in sympathy with the striking
railwaymen Of Great Britain the Gov
ernment's official report on the situation,
issued at noon, announced a continued
improvement in actual conditions. The
train service had been bettered, the
communique asserted, more chan 800
trains having been run yesterday, IN
elusive of those in operation in the I'M
derground service. Additional railway
men had returned to work, it was de
eli red. Arrangements have been made
TO replace the blsmen and the tramWay-
men should they strike, tne statement
announced. 1t was added that the move
ment of food was proceeding remarka
bly we'll. The meeting of the transport