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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-29
FINE SPEAKERS
FOR RED CROSS
Men and Women to Aid the
Roll Call

woman member of a European gov
eminent, former American ambassa-
doris, high army officers, cabinet off
GERS, a flying squadron of Red Gross
overseas nurses and other workers,
state governors, members of Con-
gress, clergymen, editors, business
men, ~demobilized service men, who
hawke volunteered by the thousands
and laborers will penetrate every part
of the country as speakers in behalf
>of the Third Red Cross Roll Call for
members, November 2 to II. 1t is
one of the most remarkable mobiliza-
tions of speaking power that has ever
volunteered for an effort OF this kind.
The only member of q European
government is an American by birth,
Madame Laura TurcynoWicz, who
served as Luthanian National Com
missioner of Charities at the Peace
Conference in Paris. She founded
and recruited the organization known
as the Polish Grey Samaritans, Amer
lean girls of Polish extraction who are
now in Poland in charge of the child
welfare work. Madame TurcZynO-
wicz is serving as a member of the
Lithuanian National Council/b spe-
cial appointment of the Prime Minis
ter of Lithuania.
Former Ambassador 10 Germany,
James W. Gerard, and former AM
bassador to Turkey, Abram I. Elkus,
are among the diplomats who are to
appear in large cities as Red Cross
orators. Attorney General A. Mitch
ell Palmer has consented to give
whatever spare moments he has to
making Red Cross appeals, and other
members of the Cabinet have indicat-
ed that they may be called upon.
The eagerneSS of the Army and
Navy to say a good word in public
for the Red Cross has led to IAN en-
-barrassment of riches" Thousands
of Yanks and Gobs have asked to be
enrolled as Red Cross speakers on
short notice. Officers have volunteer
ed also, prominent among them be-
ing General PerShing who will adj
dress a meeting in Washington No
vember 2, the day the Roll Call opens.
Maj. Gen. John E. Organ, COM
mander of the Twenty-seventh Divi-
sion, will be in charge Of the Roll
Call in the Atlantic Division of the
Red Cross with headquarters at New
York Bishop Brent of Buffalo, Head
quarters Chaplain Of the A. E. F., will
also be among the speakers, as will
the c~haplainS of many other outfits.
Women Of national prominence are
already out on speaking tours for the
Roll Call, notably Miss Mabel T..
Boardman, of the Central Committee
of the American Red Cross; Mrs Larz
Anderson, of Boston and Washington;
Mrs Florence Jackson Stoddard vice
president of the League of American
Penwomen, and DIR. Esther c Love
oyj Of Portland, Oregon. Red Cross
nurses, many of them decorated for
bravery overseas, are also speaking
in the various divisions of the Red
Cross in the interests of the Roll
Call and the peace time program Of
the Red Cross.
Former Red Cross workers IN Eu-
rope will make an intensive speaking
campaign the week of the Roll Call
November Eli. Led by Dr. Living
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-29
What's in a Nance"
Facts abour your name; its his
tory; its meaning; whence it
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky jewel.
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
HUDA

HILDA
Facts about your name, its history,
Its meaning, whence 1t was derived,
Its significance, your lucky day and
lucky jewel.
vi spIenaid old Morse lineage is
Hilda. The chief of the VaIkyrur
was Hildur and the names of Hid
and Hillia were given to other war
maidens. Hilda is said to signify
battle" by a literal translation,
which probably "war-like
spirit" under a broader interpreta-
ton.
The Teutonfc world claims the
nam and insists that it means sup
port" giving it to one of their prin-
cipal war maidens. The real origin
seems difficult to settle upon, but it
Is generally conceded that Hilda and
peace are not synonymous.
For a time Hilda vas n of the
commoneSt examinations to feminine
names in the Teutonic world and
gradually the word came to mean
maiden" n vas used interchange
ably. 1t was much used in the North
OF England also, where the Deiran
princess, Hildur, became the holy
abess, Hilda of Whitby, succeeding
st. Begga and leaving a reputation
for sanctity.
Though Clara de Clare could not
see it, a vision of the holy abess can
be seen under certain conditions of
light in the Whitby chapel today;
the ammonites which are believed to
have been serpents turned to stone
at the prayer of the abess are also
there. Around Whitby, Hilda is still
the most popular of feminine names,
in honor of the holy woman who
bore it.
The mother Of Rolf Ganger was
the Norwegian Hildur. Indeed the
name has confined itself largely to
the peoples of the North. 1t sug-
gests the splendid strength of the
Valkyries; the romance of the land
of the midnight sun; the haunting
melancholy of the Gothic races. 1t
is one of the few names without
diminutives or derivatives.
Coral is the jewel assigned to those
who bear the name of Hilda, if they
would have health AND prosperity.
The deep pink stone has the upe
tic qualities; it shares the vitality Of
the wearer to such an extent that Il
Is supposed to pale or grow more
vivid, accordingly as it's owner is pos
sessed by weakness or good health.
1t Is also used to stop the flow of
blood from wounds. Safety for trav-
eler is the promise of coral. Tuesday
is the lucky day for its wearer and
three the lucky number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-29

ston Farrand, chairman Of the execu-
tive committee of the Red Cross, the
group will include DIR. JOHN III. Fin
ley, former Red Cross Commissioner
to Palestine; Col. Francis Fronczak,
Public Health Commissioner of Buff
falo. and former Red Cross Commits
sioner to Poland; Col. John Temple
Graves, 1t. Col. Cecil G. Williams,
director of the Navy League ef Can
ada, Col. Robert Olds, Red Cross
Commissioner to Europe; 1t. Col. Ed
ward Capps, Red Cross Commissioner
to Greece, and DR.. John van Schaick,
Jr., Red Cross Commissioner to Bel
GUM.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-29
MEN
BAR To SUFFRAGE
Governors of Il States Must
call Legislative Sessions
BY GEORGE b. WATERS.

WASHINGTON. D. C.-tifteen
mere" men-goyernors of fifteen
states-are holding up ratification OF
the oma suffrage amendment. If
twelve of the fifteen do not recede
from the stands they have taken they
will prevent the women in 81 states
from participation in the presidential
election of 1920.
For
Seventeen states have ratified the
amendment.
Legislatures in three other states
will meet in special session to ratify
the amendment.
-Four other states, will ratify the
amendment in regular session this
winter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-29
Whats a Husband. ANYWAY
Bx ALTMAN

What's a Husband, Anyway
"Dld the fair defendant introduce any
character witnesses?" "a dozen at
least" "And did they say anything
good about her?' "They all swore
she was kind to her poodle"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03
DeloiseO Die. Risoomme
Sperise.
SperiGeS Cliebebup fan tilfreositilles
for lanac Siber.

Sperg3maalet ON Wfllligbcoen FOR
ratlonel Olieuooinbing al ben %iucnifc
Ilunlfifer reiltes allereoe / 1918,
men tit naturligpis uloer &rigsnare.
mes nGiten iuloitpnoige StanSnino
al Sliei1uporten ira llolanoct CT
iterft iorboct gftilalitet. Ser blcp fat
iornnet &raft ino paa Saqens ra-
tloneue llnoerlegelie, % BET Neiultat,
iom III or nanct al oen ncolattc iag-
tnnoige &omite, ipneS at fllnne beteg-
mes Ionl en6og iProcleS opmllntrenoc
Iluritiferen ftnoc3 I ltor Wpngbe
pna inrifieIiqe Stcoer / Sperige, iaa-
lcOc5 / gltcrgetIano, Ndrife % peb
set hiitoriife &inncfnle. Tcrefom,
itcrne fan efter sc anitilebe 0creg-
ringer anlluueS til opcr 5 WfiQiaroer
Cons, boilfct er tilitrpffclig til at iii
ire0ai!Qe SuerigcS Slicbebop for
lang Sremtio.
9c Toricd, iorn er blet o%niti0et
mcb Stiierolicn5 NnOenbelie | inou-
~itrielle &irfionlbe0er, har giDet til
Ncilltat, at Roaolien ltoen pioerc CT
%oupenoeli9 / Gicielmotorer og meo
Ell nrilore @earbeioelie % &oifine-
ring poerhopebct fulbt lto fan eritatte
Sc hiotil berpttcoe nrincralife Offer
baa0c til Wotorbrug, Iom Smsrcolic
0. |. b.
Wfeb Senipn til Spsrgsnlaaltt, ON
Griiten fan betale iig, er De Sagfpn-
oi8e efter Ell o%mbpggellg Tentabili-
tct9bereNning fonnlet iii oct Geiitl-
tat, at Ser for Ell fnbrif, bercgnet
paa at bcarbeioe $4,000 Cons Illut-
filter aarlig til @eniin, @rGnoolie cg
Nmmoniltmliltliat, efter Eriierne /
Nugu.lt 1913 fan pooregneS ct l(b.
butte paa 81 % al InlGgsfopitalen
%, iaafrcmt 6abrifen illorettes til
Iremitiqing al roiiinerebe Eroblfter,
cnong ~ %o. Sudrrenlt Frl1erlle
ituI0e faloe, T. Gr. til Nipealtet fer
&riQcn, bill Ser oerimo0 life fltnlc
~ponrcQue3 @epinit al 0riitel, meo-
millore Der mocr en- eller unben
6ornl nOca Stettc ira StatcnS SIDE,
De iagfpnbige iorcIloar i iaa Sen.
Iceroe T. Gr., at Staten tegncr Jig
ior Ell 9(orrGffe iom Iito9er al Ell
bcitenlt Trocentoel al Groouftionen
til Yriier, foltlotte iualcocS, at PM
lpa5fopitalcnS Nmortiiering iifreS.
Huber oae Snlitpnoigbebcr bar
Sagcn nott tor SpnlcrtIombeO /
Spcrioc, o0 man imeocier meO On
~terc3ie oen9 oioere llopifling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03
SlaiS=S prfcIicn.

&ao mig Tun Giorc uoQIe &enlerfuins
ger fornt bclpic Nriiteuoontmen / Nore
&c til Heiormationera Snoiprclie. Stntz
tel9 Nir. s. ping, iom bar Ct iuo utntz
ucmIig EubIituh Iom life Grcr ct,
Clai iom Nor9e3 @uo. vi oil are OLAF
Tor oet aooc. ban 9iorNc, men ei ior hans
@~ruiombcN, IA han IemIrite0e &c, ionl
ei piIoc meN 0iagt I0oc iig n6be. 6nns
tou Zen @oot la9oe eu goo @rmopolo
Tor Nriitcuocmmeu uco Hopc % Grems
pier. 6au ipiltc life al Girene; bo9
tonng nc bam iii at bioe oper &ieoelens
0aute. iom ~NiGuosoiret bar tost /. gts
lcr3 bopNc Sc Qiort Cprgr moo 6aotou,
ipm ultio arbcioeoe for Nriitenoommen,
buor bct Ioo liz 8iere; MEN Opertroen
par ina itur pun oeu Sio, % Erciternc
"a ij0eu QtIutene rcficoc life henue
Suno, "a ser Quu Dem mere Miagt.
Sc triitue rj8c @cuocr icnote gierne
en- Scu iii Ereitcu Tor al ppIrre5, o9
mart citcr &riitcuoommeu3 GntngcIie
q BET Erciterne, inn bar Sommere %
itifteoe Netten / &auoet. Wluteue par
o9ian 2r0er. Ga SC iomIebc ~llrter, men
ogiau ~mnuReilu93 Silt tiIbereote Sc, ipnl
brUbtc burti0t elcr lau9iomt. Sc no
aGu Jig 'ur N prre ind fronlnle. at ale.
iom haOoe Nti0Icr bcrtil. bnpoe er al
SGniIjeu / Muptcoroeueu. S,au ier9cz
sc ior inc SlcgiuinQer5 Sali9heb. nanr
DC umNerholot ham aoot. % andre funoe
tiabe Ig SaIiGheo, "a Wlintcue baphc
Here gore @ieruinger. eno BE ieIp be-
hepcNe. %reltcruc % Wuntere iubgit
Screening, Idd &c blep eli bel Wt19t. %
bois Non9eu life udr pdumiIo meo 8pos
o. HcttighcNer Ill Nirter 90 NIoitrc. opz
pilIcpe &c Sol.et inloo ham. Sc 1T "a
iot / e. auNeu. 'oul piISc opipIoc ocres
&cgirr. On Dc life ,uuoc bepiie al
pGre al tou9eli8 SeoieI. If SC bepiic Net
peo al barre Rloeuoe bent Sern, men
Sreiterne foritoo SISprepen OF fisnotc
en- Soloe, iom beitntteoe MOB @rnnee
'Gdr. en- duAcu &rspe oar az ipiic
0sniebuN. huiltet &c truot tiuoc. hpis 81
nar &relterueS Teu. Sau blep oet Dor
Sertria. Set rdr M Nirter5 ~ &loitres
SLAMS o. @fa9tStip, men ser Il en-
eIeuoia Sio FOR @euoerTle, iom bar iao
iatti8e, at ee nIaaite biuSe NsGper al
Sirt poa SeNoerue, buorior Sc blep .aIel
@irtcbeiuer. Ga Sdpeu aioroe life Sin.
gene beore, Trelterrc maattc ienSe line
Snitrucr % Sern ira iia eler beiaIe er
itor Yeuseboo, bpiI.et DC ianst baaret
Saa 100 DC SuShoIherite. men Sc iint
9uiueer Iad neo paa Treitcns SnrboIeer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03

iaoIeoeS line Srogter enten De arbei.
Scr iibc poa Sor0et eler De oaiorer
til STRIFE Ssnoag 5ormiobag.
Srtet SteO jfr man itore @aarop
/ sitlon0if 6oritonb, DC err jepnt
imao. Den opeiter @aiene itaar
Sfoacn ltbben % itor ioa longt giet
fam lfue.
81 noor Sneeu imclter ON Gaa.
rem og Stra ipullner op, BARTER
Semmeret paa Sfumtoppcne neo,
oper Tor otter at pel,oe tilbaqe til
Galen / 6orm al flingcnbe Wpnt.
On Ell cleftriif @onei Ell life oft.
Tor fern 6relntio Iiicr gienuem "a
len, bill 9anoet pure en- 9(ttrafticn
rigerc. Wen SptersooIcnS ira oalnle
Stoer bpuoo1none Srnbitioner pil
oermco utuilIomt baoc faaet fit Ia
%neionr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03
Siterdtur.
Hurif 9riebpf for garmenuIen o. Siems

Hprif 2riebpf for @arneffulen % Siens
met. Ni 8. =. Rglpaa9 % y. s. gis
telaro, 2Grere / Norif peo ct. Olaf
College. ginh |. Nua5burg FubliIbz
ing !6ouie, minneapolis, Niuu.
0pis Oct err uo9et, hi trGuaer Der /
set ~iaatuIpte nprltc Nuerita, Iaa CT set
Ell uorif 2Giebo9, iom ialiaIb lad no
gcnlunbe ioater iii pore ipre9ne @ebop.
Set iflIoe "a pGre en- SGiebog, ium bel
er uurIf - uaturli9oi5 lpecielt / iprp9lig
9enleenoe - men lonl i%orcpri9 CT dttls
rat ian a%meritauIt, ION ri ieIp teller
retterc bore Barn er set. en- 2riebo9.
nteb andre Orb, bpi5 Subbplo er ombpgs
gcIi9 nipasIet otter @arnet5 eler Gle
uen3 Soreitiqiug5eone. Ser bar pGrct
giort prisorrbiGe SiQpb iii noget lligt,
men no9et fulot tilirepsitiaenoe HeiuIe
tat iorclig0er Der life. Yorbnbl HoIie
lens fan life i e9eutIig Noritano tdloe5
Ell norIt SricboG ipr eritanite
@arn - lelp life Sen nn~erifnnife no
gnoe. Set er en- 9oo BOO, oct f%pritaur
ii9; men Oct er p9iaa io1bt ON {. Gr.
"Sobun Nrnots Sdnbe ariitenooiu" og
"Nontprbiobofd"
NrrpTreuoe NnmeIoer, ipm forreiten
life or Sngmuno pna bette Cmraooe -
life Stolemaub ultiuu - peb lite ON mo-
aett, ion CT bebre itittet for BET | Sanbs
bco uduIteli9e Suero ar libarbeibe Ell
nnritsamerttanit SGiebo9 eub Troiesios
rerne Relpnug % @iteIanb. Sc CT for
trnlig meo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
norifsnmeritanit llngbom / ole bens
Staoier, o9 sc tienber oerue 1lngoput
o9 hen5 Sorioirtnin8er til al foritoa
og t%iIgooegiere liz bet paI9te Stoi.
@lauot praitilte StoiemGro fan Der mnis
Iigcns pe9e5 pua WangIer o0iaa peo
bisic Mrup5 Nrbeioe; Oct piIbe bore
unberIig, ON set q iulotommcnt; men
! Set tore % belle fan ic9 life itieune
dnoet, eub at Sommcu opcr Bette iprite
Siub man bli Ell guuitig Som. 9riez
irptierue er, 'pucs ieq, oal8t meb flor
Stisniombco oa li9Ner life uScnior Bar
nets NoritaacIieSifGre, hpiltct aliiaa err
beu icritc tore @etiuoelic for, at Ell lila
Noa ifaI bIi set, ben 'er beitentt til.
Ser er ct 1da rigelig llhualo al lettes
re Sing ira Den norite (belpi5 Sanitc)
9iteratur, ionl Der meo Siuigbeo fan
iorlnn9cs, % oertil en- IGneoe eooe
So9er az norifsamsritanite Sorfattere.
Seg tar neppe fell /, al Oct er oisie iioitc
@iorag. iom irrIis cir Spgen bens
Yrrg % SpugSe. Sroiesipr 'Hclpaaa
% Erofssior gi,cIanb bar ieIp itrepet
ilere rigtig fortrinIige 2rieitpttcr, os
besuoen er SiIius @numann. Omar Gil
tcIauo. Clan Mefsoal, Srioa SusSoms
mes. 9. u. @ll, Sluf @Iaise. gbiparo
Schmiot, 6. y. 9omnen. &. SetIe. :.
u. SoIpif, Simon Sobnion. :. &. Sors
Dahl, y. 8liuo 6olauS. Beer Strsmme
% Agnes @ifelanh re%prpienteret / CANT
linseu. Zen fpIoise SrhiortegneIie. meS
Sn8ipeIie az Der tiIiparenoe Orb eIler
llHtrpt paa gnseIf, pI i bei Grab Iette
baaoe Srrereu o. gIeoen @uisen al So
gen % bioraee opermaabe nleset til at
9iere @isrnemsaae!ieu iristbrineeuSe.
lloitnr % SuNbineins er alt. man Tan
suiis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03

Ter. Saa ituIbe BET 9irIbe iom SGatcs
fab, bpis Yi9ens SamiIie inrttnttebe /,
at bun b!eO Freitens SusboIbcrite. ct.
9irgitto 1T SiLaoeIie til at bpe9c ct
aIolter. 0un idsbe, at Bun banoe en-
shoooumeIi8 Matchmaking. boor!ebes alt
ituIoe bore. 6ornoen Ronnerne bar Oct
20 Nlrnte, men eiier en- 5iSs SorIsb
blep Def lt9ngt, bd Oct bIeo for ranbbent.
Nu tiger Slafsribberre, at S~Idfsaiten
bIco belli9boIbt / 500 9ar; men at sen
blep tabt / De msrte Sarbunoreoer. Glts
laa talbcr bisie Heformationens Snbfss
relie &c mertc G~arbunorcber. Seq bar
pentet ITn9e, at noeeu ltuIoe iparc. men
'%orglrnes; men enboer, iom bar l9it en-
iploig Siitorie ouer ben 5ib, bill bit life
enlte Den SID tilba9c.
Nrs. 8. 6. Solm.
ga Crosse. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03
0amlc 30. &prfja
1cIcntarf.

Set bar Song i Sunb 90 Siner
Nn9' 40 SauO % @ras % &lont,
Nad ca oitla gamle aprtia,
ION pda Saugen itenoe tom.
Set q 10 peo Sonioftioer,
Nori9s fagrc Sumorimnb,
odu oet gror % BETS OF blemer,
her paa gamle 6%eime9runn.
Set par 9ienge Sar % Sagar.
lit e9 gonle anrtia ian9,
oifnr 9lnb eg benue beliar
gienom Seri 9ieng co flag.
Ser meg mster lioie &iune
nm Del sdmle / Dor @renD.
lont lat her / bisie StoIor =
fpr mitt Iu9a fran Del iteuo.
Ser ltore 9lupe aiempur,
brute Auenoe CO fGr iiaa,
Iom meb @opuo b9p8o mot @ringa
inn / line StoIar 9aa.
hinge @utdr, prne Wfppur -
rant o9 rate tiem bei inn =
pna iitt runbe 9Iometinn,
lorn lep e9te Seles Speipeu
&bor Elm Suubas fit Sci itrepmbe
ifrnd Sal og Spgb o. @eio,
iingc, Ganllc, &arar. Apcnbe,
lonl paa gilbc &eitnr' reip.
SIT Del TOM I'm &aor oa Suntar,
% noar Snio laag tpit paa SinO -
laar att S%tteion9eu liomd,
unoer apclucn, be9 % lin.
0it bei blei ipm Vorni borne
og Jeff Griiteuuomnet lit.
bit Del tom / GLADE Glltbu9
o9 Jeff Yrciteiigrin0 blint.
SIT sci Tom naar upto tguooe.
naar Del 9iett meo Sut % 0feiu -
Der peb aprtin fam oei GbiIe -
lnber Sorpa, Elm for eir.
Sgtt paa 9Gtt, iom @ros beb iolua
og / Nolb Del 9ien9ne er
men ben 9nmle 9iGpe anrtia
truuit % iteb lin Spir DO Der.
Teitor mp mot 0imclbeimen,
mnuar Winner itert oo milo:
Gt BAT benle 9ipiens Ipoo -
INN me SGId I'M me oil.
Sfripi / 1908.
Ole Iubreaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03
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MIRO prrrs llaun on A0rcsfr.

SllIen THAR igieu for Sercu, og oct
en- Slil, ION cir rigere Sefrcr ON "6reo
paa Soroeu" END no9en Sul pua mani
&c Iar.
@anite natl1rlig pil Ser inar bi en-
ltcrre llpOerlin8 al Srepe % 0iisninz
ger meIlem Sle9t % %euncr Der % /
@amIeInupct. &ri9cn, iom ifilte oS 40,
er ooer; M DiI Der igien bli anIeonirg
iii ar ~opiriite gamlc Sctienotitdber %
operrnile Dem neo en- Sulebilieu. Sanr
behcoer man life at barre ban9e for at
ems @oit ifal BIZ opbolot al 9euior.
3 6rautrige er Der ogiad frenoelcs
mango al bore @uttcr, iom uil iGtte
Yris paa or BIZ buffet til SuI.
Bore SiAeturt or iaar ualmirbelig
imu.te oa betpreret / flere Sarper. Sc
.omner / 10 Iotiper. iaa mar MAJ bes
ltiuer I. Or. 10 Sort, oil man iaa 3 al
bper Sort. 81 trptter Sere5 Napu o0
Npresie % "@IGSeli9 SuI % @oot Npts
aar" entcu paa Norif eler GrgeIif paa
aortenc og isnber Dem iii Sem meo
aonpoImtter portofri1, 10 ipr 81 90, %
for S1.15.
Nserf: Sore SuIetort Ieuoes life / SQt
pad minnre cuo 10 Sort. % bpi5 man
snifcr Sort n,eo foritieuig Napn paa.
maa MO beitiQe miuoit 10 Sort meS
6pert Napu teller miuSit 20, hpis man
tar SorocI al Den biqisere Sri5 for %
9prt).
s SnbicuS Seres @eiriIinser iiioe.
iiRr huis Sc aater al ienoe Gprtene Iom
SuIehi!ien nj S~IeGtninser 90 %enner /
@amIeIanoet eIer iii bore SoIoater /
Srantrise.
The Ananbien Yabiifbins Co.,
Seeurab, Sptua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03
9lnirttclic i @unt.

nont I, II. SiqucIauo, ibp. Il. 2.
9tilitprattacbc pcN Scsationen i
aisbcnbopu, iom cr pcn0t tiIbage iii
Chicago eiter 10 gor3 SphoIo /
Sfauhinopicu er otter at pUre ulco.
NeIt Giiteo ira MilitGrticuciteu bic.
ret oniat ! Ell uoenIonbit AioeIing
al State @ouf OF Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03

IuluClCI INIlliIolB pND SUlluBu 2tul.
Scminorp. Otter lem Wanneocrs
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-03

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reeret.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
NO ANSWER YET
TO RAILROADERS'
wage DEMANDS
Continued from First Page.

answer to them because he had been
kept busy helping to plan a govern
ment policy with reference TO the inn
pending strike OF coal miners.
ave came here 10 get an answer"
said w. G.. Lee, president Of Brother
hood of Railway Tralnmen. I'VE
expect IL soon"
Lee declined 10 say what course
would be followed II the demands for
higher wages and an adjustment OF pay
are refused. Men stayed on the Job
during the war, ne said, aud now feel
that they are entitled 10 advances pro-
portionato 10 those granted workers In
other industries.
Demands OF the workers include time
and a half for overtime. which they
say they wish 10 obtain 10 cut down
long hours Of work.
Hines decision, while applying only
20 conductors and tralnmcn IN this in
stance, is expected 20 serve as an index
OF administration policy toward ali
railroad workers. Any action under
taken by the workers would probably
be coniunctive, labor officials said. in
Guiding the four railroad brotherhcods
and the fourteen unions Of railroad
workers affiliated with the American
Federation OF Labor
Chiefs OF all broiherhoods. as we'll as
officials Of the fourteen unions. are In
Washington, awaiting word from Hines.
They met last night 10 discuss the wage
situation and the anti-strlke provisions
Of pending railroad legislation.
Leaders Of the workers told Hines
their men arc restless and that II will
be dlflcult 10 prevent strike unless
concessions are made Shopmen who
delayed their strike at The request OF
the President are growing uneasy, It
was learned They feel the govern
meni has not made good In rs campaign
10 reduce living costs.
Lee said railroad workers could not be
directly Influenced by a coal strike.
we do not believe In sympathetic
action" he said. ~ coal strike would
contribute 10 general unrest, however,
ana might make II harder 70 restrain The
men
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
REACTION FEATURES
MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK, Oct. 80. UNITED Pressl.
Sharp reactions accompanied the
stock market opening today, General
Motors which has featured the list dur
ing the week, was Off 4, opening at $50.
United States Steel opened at 1914,
Off q j.; Mexican Petroleum, 1924. up y ;
Pan-American. 1919, off u American
Tobacco. BOG. Off u; Texas Company,
1886, off 3; Studebaker. ia0ls, Off pa /;
Retail Stores, ii6H, and American Loco
motive, log, Off r.
During the first half hour prices were
considerably higher than the opening
General Motors, which opened at $50,
dipped another four points to 316, then
sold at 377, later recovering to 3s5 and
then to 3SS. or within three points Of
its record high.
Sugar stocks were strong. and Cuban
American made record high at 3997s,
up 2j%. Advance In sugar stocks is
partially explained in further advance
in price OF Cuban raw sugar.