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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
HARRISONBURG NORMAL.
ISneclal "a The Times. Disnstch !

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
HARRIS O\BJI re-. VA, June Ii -
commencement exercises or tho State
Normal School FOR Women. located
here. closed Monday night with the
presentation Of diplomas 10 nincty-siN
graduates and bachelor OF science de-
grccs 10 nine Included in tho number
Of graduates are Rebecca Goldman n.
Virginia Nelson. Elizabeth katherine
AIh;er and Eva kooshup OF Richmond,
ing was DR.. Henry Louis Smith. prcsi-
dent Of Washington and Lee univer
sity The hacca laureate sermon WAS
delivered on last sunday by Rev. w. Il,
Funk r. -. az tho publishing house Of
the United Brethren Church. Dayton.
Ohio.
This school opened ten years ago
with two buildings and graduated a
class of twenty. Today tho plant con-
sists OF six wcll-equipped buildings.
representing value of 100000, has
excellent laboratories, a faculty com
posed Of thirty-thrcc instructors. and
total student body trained in the
past ton years numbering 800. of
whom 800 are full graduates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
CRUEL DEMANDS MADE
UPON STOMACH OF MAN
Called Beast of Burden" by DIR.
Robert =. Carroll. Medical
Expert.
EATING REGULARLY URGEI
Many Arc :" Weak of Will rs to BE
Unable to Go From One Meal 10
Another Without Some Foods.

In many ,vcS the stomach is a lit
er~ 'NcAS; OF burden" Al amy time.
Win bs,cio< rnoouS mess. says Or.
SoNcr. : Isrrol ~ The Mastery of
Modern >N.t,.y makes demands upon
secession ~".N less barharous than the
ursiCS ~ lie hcSthcu. At morning
functions Nt.s-uoen functions. even
.Hc functions foods ARC served which
NNHld IN ire d!eest;ou OF :. hod car.
-:sv fhc ~i>nCSg Q: salads. spiked
0@nNN $40 afternoon ;cS, cakes.
,rySr-s ICi bottoms sandwiches fairly
CNs.0c ~rNHCSS are all Smllln.!y
aoNnes Ws,h compliments to mine
"ar> Weak q" win.
~ ~ r., - Wa" - 81 VI MI! or mind
"a ;uC-HHr without Popcorn or pea
aus IS cream SodSS or phosphaies.
ocs- nd .SSndw.cnes or cake and pre-
ss~Fe "a press food Or wine upon
az o. 1os0ltsiiiN--a pride OF enter
ssl .s- MA" s,,1ss sn0rSs possible dis
Essalar.,y III food insures for the
S''UHrA some OF that hahituai cer-
faint! 81 action. the lack o: which IN
heart control would have long since
eliminated ne majority of thc human
rsce- Not tina, any normal individual
should couNer, himself into a time
hut reasonable regularity. essential
mod.ratcncss and simplicity in foods
promise health, comfort and nervous
efficiency
can TO IN Food "Sprcc."
There - no question hut that the
healthy man can. with practical inn
ounii! 90 on food spree nov ana
then N his alumni banquet on the
trip havN 10 the old home farm az
The hunting camp and on other state
occasions ne can diGcst and aSsimjlatc
even an excess with comfort-providcd
nc h"s earned his reserve al T. rec
But many live 700 ciose {, their
margin for this. MANY more live IN
Nay that makes Them chronica lily toxic
and food excuses but hasten the DAY
OF reckoning and rctribu;iou
Single Meals Urged.
lie VINO earns his bread 10y the
sweat o! his brow needs three good
hearty meals The brain-workcr is dis
t!nctlN better of with Two. \ simple
breakfast. rs one of fruIt. cereal eggs
potatoes and toast: q lunch OF whole
wheat bread sandwich and buttcrmilk
ana four or nNe-course dinner with
a sinai! portion OF one OF the mildcr
meats. Will bring him 10 the end of
year lnobNiouSly better condition. more
III Tor the cares and demands of life
distinctly more clear Drained aud
nerNouSlE comfortable than is poss ibIe
upon three heavy meals in imitation
o. ms muscle worker brother
ihcre are some in whom ovcrcatinc
Is . disease which becomes a vcriiable
ioou mania. with demands as Unsuitable
and unreasonable rs those Of IN,
diunkard FOR his cups and ovcroa,;ur
VII! probably always he associated Wit
under. INK inf. and high living viii
low efficiency " 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
NEW MOVIE IDEA
Audience Given Rrcl to
I<iudlc Powers Of ImaEi-
milton.

NEW I.MINGTON. IA. Juno Ia
Practical iokcrs had their inning here
on recent SATURDAY night and movie
EocrS were tho victims.
Nearly 700 feet OF thrilling Mild
Wcs, films were clipped by the censor
JokerS.
When Fill had Killed seven or eight
lowlv McNiCans and had mcritoriouSiy
earned q morta.c on the hands Of the
heroine, the audience MAS given -
blank scene and was obliged 20 use
ina nation as to what happened under
those circumstances Another seem,
which was leadinc up 20 some "knjf-
ing" on the part OF the had man was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

On Tuesday nigh, THE Carolina Play
MAKERS, an organization which mas
made phenomenal success at the Uni
NSrslty This spring. will present two
pays. hat VIII barbara Say" by
tonia. and Peggy" by Harold William
son. OF Carthage. y clever picturiz:,-
non OF college days in Chapel Hin will
pc embodied in the first play. while the
latter Is tragedy of Il mountain ten
an; both productions have attained a
hiSh degree of excellence and arc cX-
iecied TO make u big hit with the
alumni. \ reception by the acting
president and faculty in the gymnasium
VIII follow the nluNS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Peace u,uc n Nc,v Shndc

Flare effects and blouse models are
favored for chiidrcn'S coats from two
10 sin Years with rose. robins egg
bluc. peace blue and browns as the
salient coior$. The fabrics are broad
cloth. which is very strong, Bolivias,
and new chameleon cord. with chin
chiilas still in demand.
Practically no corduroy coats are
made by this house with the execution
OF the white wraps. \ new number
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
HEALS RUNNING SORES
AND CONQUERs PILES
Also sters 'Itchins of Eczema IN e..
Days.

81 feel 1t my duty TO write you i.f,,
81 Thanks for your wonderful! Peterson.
Ointment. had running sore on nv 80,
Tex FOR one year began TO use Peterson.
Ointment three weeks ago and nov \, I,
hesied."-A c. GiIbrsth. ic3 Reed str,.I
Erie. Pa
Id rather Set letter IKE that saw,
TeSrson OF EuNs!o than have John T.
HoSkcfelitr give me thousand dollars !,
dogs ne lot OF good 10 be ao!e 20 b.. a.
use 10 my f-lo~-man
FOR years have been ceiling through
hPuERis.s large boz of PETEESON'S ONT
MENT for Is cents The healing power in
this ointrnont - marvellous Ecaem. soes
7Jties thar Other remedies do no, seer, "a
even relieve are spesc,!y COMPREHENSIVE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

pericncc Of life in African forces
borrowing Il gun. he set off one dav IN,
search of game. Not long aftcrw,rJ
ms companion saw Mackenzie in the
distance running at fun speed a hu.c
ION pehind HIM. Quick. uuich, jock"
Mackenzie cried open the door,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

As putting on Your hat. "GctS-it" docs
away forever with "contrapiions. g
"wrappN plaStcrs. greasy ointmonts
that rub off, dieting knives. and
scissors that snip into tho quick -
'Gets-lt cases pain. Your "jumpy"
corn shrlnks dies. looScns from the
toe You peel the corn painlcssly
from your toe Ia ono complete piece
That's where the picnic comes in
YOU peel il of as YOU would a banana
peel. Nothing else but "Gcts-It' can
DO H.. Get peaceful. co:nmon- sense
"GciS-lt"
'ricts-lt" the Suarantccd money
back corn-rcmovcr. tho only sure way.
S"Sts but trihc ~ any drug store
MID by T.. Lawrence & Co. C.hica 90
Ill ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
EXPLORER HOME FROM WAR
Sydne! Akin, Of Aurora Parts. r.
turns Nirh Hrokcn Jaw

STDNEI june l;-Sydney AKIN.
vto 1as ono a.. -. .u-0-= :.-;v r
81 Erre.. Snarhle'on's ~ ,tnz-tis-
eT7sctt.o1. nes -.t.rDei 20 AIS nom
n NaE scItn Wales eft'r r"ers Of
adventure AKIN ,-r,- n-,r f-aaI INC
F-s1c1 nzt,ls ssds With healed
h-os.r 80" only on. lLuE and s-..t.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
l.HROBB|NC HEADACHE
IS EASY TO RELIEVE.
just A Dash Of Yum On The
Tongue With Glass OF Water
Relieved Ii

When the head /. heating a tattoo II
Pain against your temples back Of eyes
or forehead, and YOU feel weak nervous
had and upahlc to think work. plav or
sleep-ask tho cicrk 10 give YOU = din.
rackage OF Yum
Take one powder from IN. enve.ore-
keep tho other for another time. It's
quick almost magical relief is worth q
fortune when business presse.-,lc.n /,
needed. Clears the head eyes md IRA IN
"f fog arc pain and for people in the
whirldom o! society or business Il j. a
boon beyond compare
Thc Grant Drug 90. and wcll-stocke ed
druggist. have it now in ,hi. CITY
us or ~, ,,,.I...,a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

pltal. OF New Jersey, said:
wat women nccn 10 put roses In tn. ir
checks and the springtimc OF life into thcii
s"p Is not cosmetics or stimulating drugs.
bh' pi"hty OF rich pure rcd blood. without
u no woman can do credit to herself or To
Nor work Iron ~ ono of the greatest OF all
strength and blood builders. and have
i'ihr E"thing IN my experience effective
Tor helping I" make strong. healthy red
h'"od"d women as NuNatcd Iron. From y
careful examination OF the formula and my
own tests OF Nuxatcd Iron feel convinced
that Il Is preparation which any phy-
scan can take himself or prescribe for his
patients with the utmost confidence Of oh
tanning highly beneficial and satisfa CT Org
results"
br. Ferdinand King. New York Ply
scian and Medical Author. says: II have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

strongly emphasized the fact that doctors
mould prescribe more organic iron--Nux-
""u iron Tor their nervous. run down
Wcah' haGsard looking women patients.
LACK "i IRON in the blood may often trans-
FORM beautiful swccttcmpcrcd woma n
'"'o ono VINO is cross. nervous and irrita bile
one who makes life a burden to herself
unpcarable Tor her husband. and disag re a HE
Ior her children. When the iron goes
rom INC hiood Of women. the roses SO from
their checks"
you are not strong we'll You owe
~ l" yourself I" make the following test :
H'e no" iohG you can work or how far YOU
can walk without becoming tired Nc>t
sahc Two hNc-Erain tablets Of ordinary
HuNatcd iron three times per day after
strength again and sec how much you have
gained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
'Gets-It'' PeeIs
My Corns Off!
Any Corn or Callus Comes on Peace
fully, PainlesSly. Never Fails.

Its almost picnic TO get rid OF
corn or callus tho "Gcts-It way You
spend : seconds putting on n,. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Hciium safer Than ..>

~ course the COS; q dsrsejolc> sor
n>' - .omms yclN aer!s' photo: rsNhy
quite high. Even SmA'. ans .ei.
WI, cost more han s. ooo. ana Il =
So36S' required a. 'ajlMo"N! SIC.
.u,,o~i.i.s ne. mSS'sSa me Ersi'sA
5 zoe month - operate a >dfp. ~ n
the lonmcn; OF bette fsb.iss u,o~,
Si'iS'enj methods of imitation snd re-
Pm Pr, ,nS i.te 81 ne shin can be
APPARATUS for the detection % LEAKS
N tae bAc. mas become 50 ciTicteu;
ana ne dope SPRAYED on by aE-
e e,mG1 10 Ioss em ne = that ,hsr' NJ.
longer difficult to obtain nydro- ,u
since the process ot hardsni0- IA
"HS oeccIne Well cs;a bis ed indus
try in various parts .: the ccunt-y
Toe hydrogen can nc provided ~ COM
rarat'vcly low prices and can be stored
N ron bottles or cyliudc,s un.5l used
ielum is far safe" -as imam
'ydr frog, hsns non,-inAammsbie u
bss - per cen, the itf,,ns power -
h!droccn g non -cogrosiNo. can Ice
compressed n contA nGrs and may
even be ComprC SsCd with air without
thc danger of explosions.
Had Proved Its Worth.
at 5 often crronrous,y believed h,t
large number -. men are required
= land q d.ririblc. and ;htt the cost
OF hiring these men wouli MAKE the
use nf II prohihiiiVc. Tn : * not
necessarily 81. With q smatl dirie Die
such 4. would he used in phOtoErapn;c
expeditions. twenty men could easily
land /; Il the propc- land,n: ropes
calm days even fewer men could handle
IT. since a d.riciblc can give wnui-
ms OF it's approach and can hover
o. float over its landing place until
he men below assemble. arrange
ments could he made with men from
ue phborinc farms. mines. factories o.
othcr establishments 10 he ON h,ud
cnly at time OF landinc and departure
The diriSihlc proved its worth in
me war, particularly IN the hctcr-
ton OF submarines. when il proved
moro effective than seapiancs. cspe-
cially in playing tho waiting game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

commenting the alarming deficiency in
NNN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Map. Quickly oh,.in.s

Eccaue" OF the l.cA - y.o-a,..-
and tne hcc.ss!tE o. Soiu. p - r2H
'titudeS TO provide ssfsi --r,,-
case OF forced landing. ~, rcs. D.,
elaborate camera equlprncr. b. 10, ,
great A. me Low aitit.der in ,~.rr
4 diriE!blc can ~ nra!ra-. -l...
cameras or even hand ko4aks r., ,s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
I. w. WIS paa Vestkysten.

Fra Los Angeles meldes un-
der 10. ds., at Industrial Wor-
kers Of the World S Hovedkyar-
ter Germania Haal der Afte-
men forud blev ransaget af It'd
ligere Soldater, og Stedet blew
odelagt efter EN- Kamp, hvil-
ken flere af den radikale Orga-
nisations Medlemmer blev saa-
ret.
Samme Dag meldes fra San
Francisco, at 9 Mand bley ARE.
steret, og EN- hel Del ,,rod" Lit
teratur blew beslaglagt we'd to
Unders0gelser i det radikale Ho-
vedkvarter der. Politikaptajn
John o 'Meara erklerede, at ale
Medlemmer af |. w. w. maa
forbade Byen eller vandre i
Fengsel.
Og fra Spokane, Wash, mel
des, ogsaa under Is. ds.: Med
lemmer af American Legion"
her er bleven indsvoren som spe-
cielle Politibetjente for at mo-
de, hvad der erkleredes at vac
re en- Invasion af 1000 a 2000
Medlemmer af Il. w. W., der
yentes at komme i Nattens Lob
fra Montana og andre Steder i
Nordyesten. ALE mistenkelige
/. W. W.er skal arresteres. Som
yderligere Sikkerhedsforanstalt-
ninger blev der af Major e..
Aston udstedt Ordre ON Mobi-
lisering af to Kompagnier at
Nationalgarden. Videre berettes
SO Medlemmer af |. w. w. blev
arresteret we'd Unders9gelserne i
Forgaars; de blew / Politiretten
don't for kriminel Syndikalisme,
Hyer af dem blew don't til 30
Dages F@ngsel og 800 Bode,
Politiet fandt ingen Embeds-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Sprogloven for Statens Hojesteret

Leserne vii mindes den saa-
kaldte Simon-Loy, som Staten
Nebraskas Legislator vedtog sid
ste Winter. Den forb9d enhver-
somhelst, baade individuelt og
som Lerer, at undervise nogen
j noget Fag under 9. Grad i an
det Sprog en- Engelsk.
Loven angrebes af den luther
ske Missouri-Synode og af Ell
katolsk Menighed Omaha som
grundlovstridende. Sagen er nu
naaet saa langt, at den Man
days argumenteredes for Statens
Hojesteret Lincoln.
De, der bestrider Lovens CYL
digheder, havder, at den strider
imod Statens Konstitution j fle-
re Punkter. Der nevnes Sections
IL og 10 at Artlkel 3, ogsaa See.
i af Art. |, men vi skal serlig
fremdarge Sec. | af Artikel 4,
der bestemmer, rat allie Perso-
ner har en- naturlig og uomstpde-
lig Ret til at dyrke Gud, som
deres poen Samyittiphed tilSiper
dem, og Diet er Legislatures
Pligt at beskytte enhver religips
Denomination dens fredelige
Ud6velse af dens egen Made at
dyrke Gud paa og at befordre
Skoler og Undervisningsmidler. y
Sagen argumenteredes dygtigt
af fremragende Advokater fra
begge Slider, men Dom i Sagen
kan rimeligyis like ventes end
nh for nogen Tid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

mend blandt de arresterede. Man
mener, de hayde forladt Byen.
Der paastaas at vere fundet Be
wiser for Begyndelse til Orgas
nisation af en- tysk Soviet. -
Ogsaa fra Seattle, Wash, kom-
mer der lignende Beretninger.
Fornyet Aktivitet, siges der,
karakteriserer Regeringens Kamp
imod |. W. w. Organisationer
Il Northwestern Seattle Union Re-
cords Etablessement blew ram
saget for anden Gang "a Ii
mer. american Legion" i Spo-
kane modtog eft Brev, hvori otte
Medlemmer af Organisationen
blew truet med samme Skebne
som de tidligere Soldater, der
blew drebt i Centralia Tirs-
days. Naynte Brev var under
tegnet industrial Workers of the
World. Det var maskinskrevet
og lagt i Posten Spokane. An
klageadvokat Askren Tacoma
meddelte, at han agtede at an
legge Sag ojeblikkelig imod 66
Medlemmer af |. w. W., som
er fengslet der og anklaget for
kriminel Syndikalisme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Sidste Nyt.

Fra Berlin meldes Days Nor
gen: Feltmarschal Won linden
burg erklarede for en- Underko-
mite af Nationalforsamlingen,
der unders9ger, hvor Ansvaret
for Krigen ligger: ,,Jeg we'd med
Bestemthed, at hverken Folket,
Kejseren eller Regeringen 9nske-
de Krig, for Regeringen kendte
bedre end andre Tysklands fryg-
telig vanskelige Stilling en-
Krig imod Ententen."
- Fra Centralia, Wash, mel
des: Burt Bland, den notoriske
j. w. w. Flygtning, mistenkt
for Drabet af Lieut.. Warren o.
Grimm, en- af de fire ,,Amerl-
can Legeon Paraders'', der blev
drabt her paa ,,Armistice" Dagen
den IL. Nov, blew fanget og ar
resteret Dag (18. Now
- Fred Krug, Nebraskas for
ste 0lbrygger, dpde Omaha
Gaar sc Aar gammel.
- Flere Dage har. det set nd
til at President Wilson Wide
drebe Fredstaktaten (pocket-ve-
ito dem, hvis den like kunde
gaa igennem uden Reservationer
Men ! Dag synes det, som Pr@
sidentens Representatives. i Sc
natet after tenker paa Kompro.
mis-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
De smaa Nationer og U. S. A.

Under Is. Dis. meldes fra Pa.
ris: Washington vii blive det
Centrum, hvor Delegationer fra
de smaa Nationer vii samles, eff
| ter at den nuverende Fredskon-
ference er sluttet. Representa-
ter fra Balkanstaterne og de NY
| lig skabte Slater traffer allere-
de Foranstaltninger til at SEN
de Representatives. til Washing
ton for der at oprette Hoved-
kyarterer og staa Forbindelse
med fremtidige Hamburger, der
| vii kunne vedr9re deres Lande.
Albanierne vii f. Eks. sende ell
Kommissi6n til Washington for
at vedligeholde Kampen imod,
at Albanien bliver oyerdraget
ltalien som Mandat, da det er
besluttet, at de adriatiske Sporgs-
maal like vii bliye afgjort af
det nuvarende hoje Raad. -
Grekerne vii maaske sende For
steminister Venezelos til Wash
ington for at faa ordnet Sporgs.
maalet ON Trakien, der like vii
blive droftet videre Paris. -
En- polsk Delegation vii reise
| I'll Washington for at faa Ameri-
ka til at hjelpe Pollen. - Cze-
cho-Slovakerne og Jugo SLAYER
ne tr@ffer begge Forberedelser
til at have en- Delegation i Wash
lngton for at yaage over deres
lnteresser ltalienrne og Rume-
nierne agter at oprette Propa-
ganda- -Bureauer Amerika, da
de begge paastaar, at de misre-
presenteres j Amerika, og de
ensker like at tabe Americas
Velyillie. - Washington vii bli-
We Diet eneste Sted, hyor de smaa
Slater kan have Foling med,
hvad der vii foregaa, efter at det
heie Raad OPPOSES tidlig De-
eember. Siden vii de forskelli.
&c Sporgsmaal, der kommer op
Ill Dr9ftelse, gaa igennem Uden-
rigsdepartementet og blive over
ladt de forskellige Ambassad9-
rer til Overvejelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Kulstriken i N. Dakota. Bis

marck, N. D., IA. Nov. Guver-
NOR Frazier meddelte i Gaar
Formiddag, at han havde fra de
organiserede Kulgrubearbejdere i
hele Staten modtaget Forsikring
ON, at de Wide genoptage Ar
bejdet i Gaar efter at have vac
ret paa Strike siden Lgrdag.
Guvernpren oplyste endvidere
at de Wide genoptage Arbejdet
for den samme LON, som de hav-
de modtaget siden Januar.
Henry Drennen, der er Pr@-
sident for Distrikt Nr. 27, der
omfatter United Mine Workers
i North Dakota og Montana, te-
legraferede til allie de lokale For
eninger Onsdag Aften, at Stri-
ken skulde afsluttes.
Guvern6r Frazier telegraferede
ogsaa til Justitsminister Palmer
og fortalte ham, at Staten hav.
de overtaget Kulgruberne, SAINT
bad ham ON at v@re ham be-
hj9lpelig med at opnaa, hvad han
tilsigtede. Grubeejerne skal ha-
We en- Fortjeneste af fra 10 til
% Cents pr. Ton, der tages nd
af Lignitekulgruberne under Sta
tens Kontrol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
der of The President E. Burleson Postmaster Genersi

Field, faldt. Man mener, han vii
komme sig. De Hvide trengte
da ind paa Negrene, der blew red
det af femten Politimand. Pa
trouillerne brugte deres Knip-
ler, medens de tire Negre flyg-
tede. Imidlertid blew de Negre,
der beskyldtes for at have skudt
paa de to Politimend, sendt til
Philadelphia under stark Bevogt-
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

den ,,Halloo, Tom, sagde Green,
idet han greb Brewsters udrakte
Hand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
kulkOnferencens Gang.
Minister Wilson optrader som
Magler.

bSJoSb SChop1oSCo w llScodd VI
handhngerne mellem Arbejder-
ne og Arbejdsgiverne. Angaaen.
de Forhandlingerne mellem de
stridende meldes fra Washing
ton under Is. Nov:
Arbe. .bderlederen John l.. Lewis
er uden Forbehold gaaet ind paa,
at der efter Arbejdsminister Will
sons Forslag s9ges udarbejdet
Ell Lsnningsskala for allie Kul-
grubearbejdere Landet.
Arbejdsminister Wilson CAV
we'd Aabningen af Konfereneen
Gaar mellem Representatives.
for Arbejderne og Arbejdsgiver-
ne begge Parter paa Pelsen for
deres urimelige Holdning. Han
har selv yeret Kulgrubearbej-
der og han lagde like Fingeren
imellem, da han talte til Arbej-
derne ON Diet umulige at imo-
dekomme deres Forlangende ON
en- 30 Timers Arbejdsuge; det
kunde like taales paa en- It'd,
da der maa cores hvad cores
kan, for at producere Diet NEST
mulige. Heller like kunde de-
res kray ON 90 Procents Ions
forhsjelse indvilges; siden 1914
hayde de faaet deres Lon for
hoiet fra 30 til 30 Procent, me
dens Priserne paa Nodvendig.
hedsartikler samme Tidsrum
var steget med 70 Procent Dis
Sc Tai. som Wilson nevnte, syn
tes al tyde paa, at han Wide
gaa med paa en- I9nsforhojelse
af fra 30 til 40 Procent.
Da Ministeren var fardig med
Arbejderne, vendte han sig til
Arbejdsgiverne eller Operatgrer-
ne. Han holdt dem for stivsinde-
de og urimelige, idet de forlang
tie, at Arbeiderne skulde staa
we'd EN- Kontrakt, der var ind.
gaaet paa en- It'd, da Forholde
ne var meget forskellige fra,
hyad de nu er. Han hevdede, at
Diet var rimeligt at forhoje Ar
bejdslgnnen saaledes, at den kom
Til at syare til Priserne paa,
Observation-Disclosures. Det var TX
Ike mere end ret og rimeligt.
Mr.. Wilson mente, at Diet sto-
re Publikum var villigt til at
betale noget mere for Kul end
for. saa at de, der udminerer dem,
kan faa en- ordentlig Betaling,
men samtidig forsikrede han, at
Regeringen like Wide taale no
gen urimelig Forh9jelse af Kul.
priserne.
,,Det amerikanske Folk, sag
de han. ,.er like urimeligt; det
forlanger like, at en- Kontrakt
skal holdes, naar Forholdene,
hyorunder den blew indgaaet, er
beven forandret." T." Begge Parter
MATTE Suite med Beskyldninger-
ne mod hinanden.
Ministeren foreslog saa, at
Grubeeierne og Arebjderne allie
Kuldistrikterne skulde nedsette
en- Felleskomite, der skulde ord
ne en- L6nningsskala for allie
Grubearbejdere over hele Lam
Diet Stedet for at indskr@nke
sig til de centrale Kulfelter, o9
enes ON en- L9nningsskala der,
som skulde vere Menstret for
andre Dele af Landet. Dette sy-
nes Arbeiderne at vile gaa ind
paa, men Diet er tvivlsomt, ON
Ejerne g6r det.
Der var Konferencen intet,
som tydede paa, at EJerne og
Arbeiderne nerede Fjendskab
imod hyerandre. Da William
Green. Grubearbejdernes Sekre-
ter og Kasserer, traadte ind
Salen, modte Thomas 7. Brew
ster, der er Formand CRUDE
eiernes Exelkutivraad, ham. Hal
loo. Bill Green, sagde Brew