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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25
10,0O0WORKERs PROTEST PRESENCE OF BLUE COATS
Meeting Workers Held Vacant Lot West
Streets, Sunday at2P.M

In the blazing sun crowd of packing
house workers estimated at $4,000 as
sembled around the automobile truck
which served as the speakers stand and
listened to report of the officials of the
Stock Yards Labor Council and received
advice relative to the future activities
of the council in behalf of the workers.
Brother Martin P. Murphy, President
Stock Yards Labor Council, called the
meeting TO order and announced the pur-
pose for which it was necessary to hold
this meeting under the circumstances
After laying the matters before the
people that were SO vitality important TO
their interest and TO the ones that are
representing them, he introduced
Brother j. w. tombstone, Secretary
Stock Yards Labor Council. Secretary
tombstone explained to those who had
been implicated in the walkout that was
the result of protest against working
under police surveillance that arrange
ments had been made whereby the police
would be removed and ne desired that
the men return to work and allow u c
council to formulate and present a wfA-
scale that might possibly meet the
prevail of all the workers concerned.
They would have the right to ratify
every action the council attempts to
make where their interest is involved
and conditions will not be friendly be-
tween the workers if the packers con-
tinue to attempt to use the police to
force unbearable conditions on these
workers. Various police captains whose
activity in the packing house districts
has been directed against the interest of
the workers, were brought in for their
share of criticism as there is a notice
able lack of protection offered those
workers against hold-up men, burglars
and pickpockets. 1t seems that the
functions of the police in this particular
district has been grossly misapplied.
After Secretary tombstone addressed
the meeting, he read the letter received
by the representative of the council
from Judge Samuel Alschuler, and ex-
pressed his confidence in the men and
assured them that the police would be
entirely removed and they should return
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25
RAILROAD NEWS

We wonder if ii is possible for some
one that can reach some Of the high
minded race-saviors who are opposed to
the policies of the A. +. of L. in trying
to maintain the spirit of the oYganiza-
ton which is intensified through craft
autonomy and let them know that it
was not necessary that the Sleeping Car
and Parlor Car Porters and Dining Car
Employees be represented in the A. F. of
L. convention at Atlantic City except
as provided for through their interna-
tional union, but if they had desired to
have delegates there, they could have
secured credentials and been seated in
this convention. As their own inter
national convention convenes on August
10Th, il would have been an unnecessary
expense to the organization to have sent
delegates to the A. f. of l.. convention.
Suppose they are satisfied with the way
they handle the business in the organ
ization, hence why complaint
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

to work and have all grievances brought
through the regular channel, which
would be adjusted with as little delay
as possible.
The result of the wage-scale commit
tee will be announced and the demands
formulated and presented at an early
date, which will greatly lessen the dis
satisfaction that has existed for some
time.
John Kikulski, Polish organizer, was
the next speaker and after he delivered
his address in Polish, it was suggested
that motion be entertained in order to
determine the attitude of the men. Mr.
Moseleski, offered a motion in English
and Polish and explained same to the
workers and the vote to return to work
was unanimous, after which the commit
tee returned to council headquarters to
confer with the shop stewards and ac.
quaint the Judge with the action taken
at the meeting. The workers were
urged to continue to help add to their
membership as there were yet a few
workers who are not members of the
organization and they must insist that
everybody become a member in order to
maitain an organization that will func-
ton properly in their behalf.
The campaign for hundred per cent
organization is going forward by leaps
and bounds. At Executive Board meet
ing Local 65l, many vital questions were
discussed and action taken that will
greatly change matters effecting the or
ganization. Progressive measures were
considered that will be a great benefit
to the entire movement.
This meeting was one of the best at
tended in the history of the Stock Yards
organization campaign, whichis remark
able from the fact that there was not a
single piece of literature passed adver-
Using the meeting, showing conclusively
that people interested in the same thing
can always be brought together. The
best of order was maintained and there
was not single police officer visible in
this great gathering.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

30th and Dearborn Streets. After inter
viewing Presiding Elder Carey through
the assistance of Rev. Scott, was given
permission 20 address the delegates to
this convention ON the merits of the la
Dor movement and its benefits to
humanity in general.
A lady solicitor was a total failure in
her attempt TO sell some of the packers
gold bonds TO about POO girls employed
in one of the concerns which was an
offer on the part of the company to let
these girls become partners in the con
cern. When this attempt to prevent the
workers from securing better conditions
failed, the good-hearted foreman,
through sympathy for them, took part
Of their lunch time away and then be-
gan TO drive and abuse them after which
he sent them home without allowing
them 20 make full day. Such generos-
ity certainly must be appreciated by the
victims.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

mitteman to succeed Hon. Martin B.
Madden.
Mr.. Travis for two years was presi-
dent of local board No. 4, in which
capacity according to the testimony of
high Government officials, he has made
a good record.
When interviewed by Whip repor-
ter, Mr.. Travis unreluctantly asserted
that he was sure that the boys thought
as much of his work as the Government
officials.
This being true he should not have
any fear of his success. Mr.. Travis is in
the Real Estate business at 1888 S.
State street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25
POLICE PROTECTION IN
THE YARDS
By John Riley, A. F. of I. Organizer


Police on duty in the yards since the
protest against police surveillance" on
the part of the employees of Wilson &
Company was somewhat diminished. The
writer made a trip through the yards for
the purpose of ascertaining how many
of these officers were being used Satur-
day afternoon by the packers to intimi-
date working men and found that at
43rd and Ashland three were on duty;
at 42nd and Ashland, two were taking it
easy; at the entrance of Wilson & Co. IS
plant on Ashland Avenue, one was in
bold relief, attempting to prevent a
building from falling by leaning against
it; at 41st and Ashland, two healthy
officers were discussing the Peace
Treaty, comfortably seated ON the
shady side Of the building.
Going east on Exchange Avenue, two
were seen representing the Cavalry
Squad on horses, apparently just riding
around with nothing in particular to do !;
yet, we wonder why thieves, pick
pockets, burglars and dynamiters can
never be caught and continue to terror
ize peaceful citizens from time to time
and we are compelled to be satisfied
with reading various crimes that are
committed by these denizens of the
underworld.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

P. d. Campbell, Secretary Treasurer,
Sleeping Car, Parlor Car Porters and
Dining Car Employees, Local 26s, and c.
II. Brown, Solicitor and Collector, were
elected delegates to the international
convention of II. & R. f. I. A. and B. l.
l.. of A, which convenes in Providence,
R. l., August 18th, 1919. We know they
are going to get results, hence the salts
faction expressed by the rank and file.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

1t is reported that the employees of
Libby, Mcneil and Libby had occasion
to resent certain impositions relative to
conditions under which they were work
ing and after an attempt to straighten
matters out with the superintendent,
those in the cook and stufiing rooms,
approximately 300 in number, working
on the 9th and 9th floors, quit work and
walked away. The exact nature of what
was the cause of this action on the part
of the men is not definitely known.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

p. d. Campbell when seen the other
day at the Office of Lccai 26s, 1900 S.
State Street, although busy using every
spare minute possible for the benefit of
the organization, had time to smile and
insist upon the will of the men being the
predominating influence governing his
actions in all matters.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

We may expect an agreeable surprise
coming out of the international conven-
ton as the delegates are all loaded and
prepared to put over a number of "pot
shots" that are going to make matters
happen.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

A committee from the Stock Yards
Labor Council and the A. +. of l.. meets
Colored Baptist Ministers Alliance at
9th and Dearborn Streets, Monday,
July 14th, at . o clock p. m, and the
result of the meeting promises 10 be the
means of securing the aid and moral
support of this group of leaders which
will greatly aid the movement.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25
Travis Throws His
Hat in the Ring

While very body is absorbed in the
coming Constitutional convention and
the selection of the best possible cant
dates to represent this district, Mr..
Travis is carefully mapping out a pro
gram for his candidacy for Ward Com
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

At the special meeting of Local 26S,
held at Johnson S hall, 351s S. State
Street, Thursday, July II, 1919, matters
were disposed of with precision and the
meeting was entering wedge through
which various obstacles can be overcome
and the progress of the local assured.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-25

Wednesday night, July 10th, the COM
mittee representing the Stock Yards La
Dor Council and the A. r. of l.. attended
the A. NJ. f. Sunday School Convention
that was in session at Bethel Church,
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- V1TNV7ITNfNT ETTsTN NWTNVWT WWN WYE
rience, who is not afraid OF work
who CNn give reference, etc. permanent
post and excellent salary 20 start
with. his chance for advancement Ap-
ply Friday and Saturday from 10 to I
p N. and 10 ? o'clock In the evening
AK for Mr.. s. GoldStein. S,.irviu hotel
lkln hCmn city OKLA
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WANTED? or 3 light housekeeping
rooms. permanent. references, prefer
northwest y-2l, Oklahoman.
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WANTED-Ex Experienced Young man
for tire service work, Ge5 ~ Broad
way.
WANTED-Good Photographic ndver.
tiser either seS. good pay for hust
Ter. Enloo. 290is w Grand.
STENOGRAPHFR Who il familiar
with invoicing Underwood machine,
must Gto be able 10 take dlctatiuh.
answer telephone aud take orders;
hours, TO 9. 800 per month. S.0,
oklahomaf.
WANTED--To hire party with Ford
car TO demonstrate Ford part; good
wages. Apply Milton A. Smith. i2L
Hucklns hotel
$3.50 WILL PUT you IN business that
viii net $500 per month, Investigate.
Milton a, Smith. Huckins hotel. Room
i2i
CLERK utout 26 years old. prefer one
who is flmillnr with weighing and
making out dray tickets; must he able
To use typewriter and write ~ legihle
hand. Hours from 7 TO 6. ssl per month
10 Utnrt With good opportunity for ad-
yagcemeni. i-iS oklnhoman.
TWO good finish carpenters st gard aud
Francis. or call Maple bl57-J Good
waKcs and steady work
WANTED All-round automobile
painter. Western Wheel and Body
Works, 25 North Western
WANIEp-Office hoy between age i6
20 ~, Apply In person. Item Biscuit
| Co.
VAR Ed Dung man who desires 10
learn lumber business for wok i'm
yard near Oklahoma City. Must not h.
AFRAID OF work, Good opportunity for
advsncement Cali IN person. Is Eas,
Grand avenue.
WANTED Young lady fol phone
orders IN grocery store state cxpe-
rlence and age B.iS, okianomnr. n.
EXPERIENCED waitress. wes,err
! hotel. $40 W. Main.
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MALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-I can use several llve-wire
#. solicitors who have the ability 10
show early results: must he abie 10
furnish car or rig; attractive PROPOSE
tion made 10 producers. uuIess you arc
sble TO handle q live ptorusili0n uppu-
cation would NOT be coneidered. salary
With all EXPENSES guaranteed territory
Oklahoma. Call w person or make ap-
Wi,auon 10 Circulation Manager. Far
! met Siockmnn, Oklnhoman Bldg, ON
Ahoma CITY Oklahoma.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE


COLoRED mln wants job chauffeur
ing; no whisky nor tobacco user:
private family preferred. Louis 5ell.
Nannfort. Okla.
CALL Johnson Phillips 10 NOV yDur
lawns. Maple STR.
YOUNG married man. now employed. 20
years old. best references, 10 years
experience general store. knowledge oi
stock keeping. window trimming, some
buying experience, state eaiaryt par
ticulars first letter. Address l.. b.,
ial. okemah. Okla.
WANTED-Positlon A snEineey IN ain
for this senson: have had q years
experience. c. c. stark. Hydto, Okla.
YOUNG MAN. 10. high scho0I educn.
tlon. knowledge Of bookk eeplNu and
typewritihg. desires office position
that offers n future: employed ~ mes,
ent: will call for interview. B-la3.
c'rc Oslahomhn. y
EXPERIENCED general office msn
and boohke~pcr desires TO make
chnhse Sept Is where hard work, In
ltlative assures advancement p. W.
Okla honrsn.
ACCOUNTANT desires connscIIoO With
and dependable service. Traffic az
yericnce. Al references. ST., Okla
homan.
POSITION as truck driver; & years eI-
perlepce. Maple $3.50.
TRUCKS FOR HiRE-fwo F6rd
trucks with drivers by dsy or houf; ;
any kind of hauling. Y-1t. Ok,Ahomap.
POSITION wanted " 'moSsbS picture
machine operator: q years etperisrc~i
give salary paid In first letter. Ad-
dress J u. Shirley. Stockyatds station
Postofficc. Oklahoma City. Okla. "A
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WANTEp-Young man ~ or % years
~ age TO work IN automobile pnrts
department; II YOU Hrc live wire and
can deliver the goods. this is an op-
portuuliy: give ngc, experience. refer
homun.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


GIRLS Of good character who wish
steady work. apply IN person AT MI
WAY Laundry 9Th and Western.
STENOGRAPHER wanted with expe-
rience, who is not afraid OF work.
who CNn give reference. etc: permanent
posit : and excellent salary 20 start
with hS chance for advanc emont Ap-
ply Friday and Saturday from 10 TO
T.. ~ and TO . o'clock In the evening
AK for Mr., 8. GoldAein. S,irvn hotel.
pklnhoma city. OKLA.
WANTED-Onice girl; one who wr tes
shorthand preferred; $3.50 per week;
references required. National Cash
I'rsiSter Co. us y. Harvey.
FIRST CLASS waitres wanted at Glsh's
cafe. % w Grand
MANTED-tiirl for general housework.
oolored eirl preferred; must have ref
crences lls1 n, Harvey. Walnut 3J1.
COOK wanted at III West Ord
WANfED-Cook and dish washer Tor
two mealsa day; good wages Apply
at rear. l26 \. RoblE9p
MATTRESS wANTEDSBrls,ol Hotel
dininL roam.
WANTED Lsdy compositor or good
-thirder. Come et once. Scntlne',
Perry, Okla
WANT Ep-House keeper prefer middle
aged lady. In family; no milking cr
heavy washing, permanent work and
n choice place Ia small town. Ad-
dress Postmaster, Granite. Okla.
WANTED-l0 or IS Young women above
school age for labelling. steady work
Amply 5oi n Hudson.
WANTED Experienced stcnographer;
n2A amateuta need apply. Oklahoma
ELDERLY lady to care ,or IL months
old baby during day. no evening or
sunday wors, must 10 neat and Kind.
i26 West 9Th.
COLORED girl for lwht housework: no
| washing. Maple 1851
WANTED-G in coffee department,
| Amply 9Th floor Odeisa Co.
! CROCHETERs wANTED-Positiveiy
no canvassing: stamped, addrc 'sed
envelope for particulars. Mrs. McNel.
5f Lycoming St. Wlliiamsport. Pa.
YOUNG man of 20 desires poslt on ns
night or day clerk or Waterman. with
ZONE reliable firm. can furnish best tf
references Maple 1873. b
NANTED-A girl for general house
work, Apply Ia mornings 40 W llth.
| WANTED-Woman TO work for her
and husbands board. win pay woman
small salary. white or colored 3s West
| tth
WANTED-Iirl rbout ~ vc7rs for y
10 | hour houscwork each day before
or after school Can after !? noon sun
/ DAY South Worth, apartment ~, 33l
V Noble
, WhNTED--Giri for wrapping depart
m"nt: stendy work. Apply ut Flelsch-
man. II y. Dewey.
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Tho Associated Press '- exclusively
entitled to the use for repubncnuon ".
All news dispatches crcdited 10 OF w.,
cehsrwIse credited In this naner ana
: m the local news published h"re'n
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DREssMAKiNG AND MILLINERY

Sr~rs-~~-~-~-~
DREssMAkINO nnu alterations.
Mary Monger. Maple 1858. Room as.
--------------------------- -..--
CLIMB the stairs and save q dollar.
Special attention given to ord1rS and
t.emodeline. Grey Millinery, aiSX West
MaiR.
pREssMAKING done. Walnut iii7.J.
DkEssMAKiNG, alterations and hand.
work; prices reasonable. 1908 East
DkESSMAKfNG AND TAILORING.
Mrs: Mlddlestead. Walnut 1sli.
Di,Es:shAKlHU. ,,s: naIr work. Maple
DREssMXkINd ANB ALTERATIONS
Also plain sewing Call Walnut bSt5.
Room y, M0h W. Reno.
DkESBNKkINU WANTED BY expert.
snced -eamstress Walnut 11t7.J.
WANTED Plain and fancy sswing.
ulso crocheted or knitted dweatsrA
Maple 71ts. Bis California.
DREssMXKfN0 and tailoring Mrs. A.
J. Martin. Walnut sii7. sos West bth
sEAMsTREs&Ee wanted. Dlnk Par.
risl I~unAry. 3 Iirosdway Circle.
DRESsMAkiNd. pisIn sewlng. sitsra-
tons. Walnut I'LL
CALL PBxs the Want Ad Phone.
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SITUATIONS WANrED-MALE

| WANT on producing end OF some
business at n salary not less than
fg0000 on salary and commission to
equal that or better; am qualified. s.
AZ 0kiahonIan
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Three or four furnished roomf with prl-
yatc family or small furnished apart
mcnt by September Is or October /.
Must be In good nelghborhood. near
carline Phone Walnut 67te
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WANTED-To rent, two rooms and pri-
yste bath for lady employed and two
boys. high schoo, rtcdents. Prefer locs-
t,on between 7th md 18th and Broad
way and Hudson. P-et OF references.
Bliss. Okiahonan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-30

WANTED-To rent. BY responsible
party, S. g. or 7-room house In good
neighborhood; walking distance; north
west part of town. Walnut 125t
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BOYS MANLEIN

We have several routes open for hoys
eetween the ages Of ~ 10 Is Apply
CitS Circulation Manager. Oklahomau
All Times
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statesmen WANTED
BY Coldbsys

\ CONCERN Of nAtiona, reputation.
marketing It's products through retail
and Wholesale grocery channels. wants
tives for the State OF Oklahoma; only
snccessful. experienced grocery apecinl-
ty salesmen need apply In first COM
municstlon give full particulars ns 10
your age. married or single. and past
snles experience; guaranteed salary,
commission and expenses. 7. t.. OK
AhOmnn
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EDUCATION AND lEsTPulTION

etvANTED-Men and ladies TO learn
barher trade: special low tuition
uoeltions Dsinrnnteed: free cataloS Ok.
1ahoma City Barber College lOi Wes
california: Harry Kuns, Mgr.
MEN - Our catalog explains how We
n teach the barber trade; mailed tree'
8chwartz system OF Barber colleges
iss ". California Avenue. oklahoma
City, Okln.