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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17

ing before each and announcing 2
track meet 10 Ia scheduled ii All open
space of The camp. III tew days. Tie
lager winning the most points would
get a big prize Of tobacco. and all in
.dIviduais winning would gain smokes.
The Russians began 10 practice Jump
ing. running. shot putting. three leg
ged races and the other events The
meet was i great success and was
made 4 regular weekly program. as
we're boxing ard wrestling matches
Discipline grew. The morale Of the
camp Is growing By leaps and bounds.
In i month or two Major Mccoy iig
nres he can have his Russians fit SUB
jecfs 10 20 hack 10 Russia and fight
I3olsheYisTn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
At TlLR PAI.Al,E. TON GIT

Once 4 efore has Mary Pickford play
ed Il Scotch role in The Pride Of
HE Clan, one az her most popular
Aircraft pictures In Captain Kidd.
Jr her new photoplay which will be
shown at the Palace theatre tonight
she il again Scotch. but transplanted
from the heather TO somewhere in
America. as the granddaughter Of Au-
gus MacTayish, keeper of curio and
boohshop where the buried treasure,
which ii the basic idea of the story.
is first noised about
And Mary is said to be the most
winsone. close-Isted. loyable and at
the same time. irritating little person
you would find from one coast TO the
other She keeps Jim Gleason. en-
gagged Iii writing. 4 novel dangling till
the very end. And she Is d demon at
trade SO that when the book with
the secret plan OF the buried treasure
appears, she is one OF the foremost In
arranging for the search which takes
them to Cabbage Center and there
after the tale Is one of the most en-
crossing, amusing and whimsical char
acter
On the stage, this play BY Rida johns
son Young was 4 great success In
The films with Mary Pickford in the
lead Il seems destined To create even
greater fHrore. TO judge By the re-
ports emanating from the studio where
II was recently completed by William
D. Taylor Francis Marion adapted
the comedy 70 The screen
wonderful cast supports Our
Mary. Douglas MacLean Ii the lead
ing man. Captain Kidd. il. IS a
complete departure from the previous
AIRCRAFT offerings starring America 8
Sweetheart and II should prove vel
come attraction Tor every kind Of audl-
ence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17

- 1refxer. ii Is Of plain Mnlle
r,le and bears the inscription
''' IN LOVING MEMOIR on
MI son uPSHI'R MARTIN
pec &, 1898 oct ~. 1918
IoIlN McCENY ,IiOWES
nee Is, 1897 Dec 81 1918
u.i, IAN rARET WINCHESTER
,une 1897 May e, 1919
aT T,,ItN 4 COLI. ECaE LASS tlF' 4 I
r,I TED ny THEIR ol.AssMAi ~
June III. 1919.
~ Fell received the tablet With an
axnressien oE sympathy for tbs loss
xhleh the class has suffered ~ the
se4ln II these members. Rev II As
Donovan. of 81 Mary's Church. de-
Iiyered al address Ii which he cons
i,,enaea me class Tor thus expressing
t1eir friendship an, love He recall
II, tbe injunction NJ ST Ambrose
,.Sse hays loved them III life; let rs
rs, forget them ID death Rev DON
wan said iii tribute TO the memory q
No departed classmates They nave
eona from you. but they have left
their footprints. Ry following IN them
and by initiating their example you
also Will become heroes: heroes 81
principle. heroes by nobility q mar
aeter. Integrity ef lie. and practice s.
solid virtue
The service closed with heneale-
ZION Isl Rev Donovan No more m
pressixe service cpald have been 1lss 81
far tne sarpose than vas this one, am
10 timer trinlfes could have been pau
% the missing ones ihan We're paiu IS
She several speakers
This list Of three names Is the great
sst number that anpeaFs ~ any % lbs
memorial taDlets erected ng osassss
T,f ghe nasf iii the college chapel
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lContiHued from Page OneD
roposision. The Russians figured. and
Ouia be used
Bat they were mistaken The
American officers IN charge of tile
camps Immediately began with orders
10 clean up. establish discipline. work
cor the sake Of exercise, IL nothing
Else, and obey orders The Russians
grew BolsheyIstlc against any Ina
provemenis 81 conditions Then the
AtguggIe began between Yankee In
Esnuity and Russian laziness, ignor-
ance and dirt
Is typical case Is that OF Mai Cor
dOn Mccoy. detailed from the 9Ist III
wimlon To take charge 0f biz camp
vol seYeml thousand Russians In ST.
Tesla. Major Mccoy brought group
of officers and sergeants with him. The
camp they got Was nearest Itoishevism
and vas as bad probably as any in
Germany. The filth vas understandable.
Russians Become aebeillous
The first order was ID make tile
Russians clean up their pens The
major then divided the huge group
Of barracks into smaller groups and
put an officer over each. Each Of
Mcer had under him Yankee top ser.
gaunts. who inspected the Russians
and their hunks personally Tie ma
COR demanded the strictest military
discipline. and every minute from the
lime thy g0t mp. under orders, ct 8
M The morning until night the pris-
Diners had something To do
Eae Russians grnmbled and
sroucied and finally became open IN
their rebellion Il soviet which had
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
WILL OF mrs STRANGE
Leaves Son Robert 500 And Dia-
ss,ond Rings. Estate To Parents
THE WILL IS DATED 1912

In her viii dated 1919. ana filed 81.
dag in tile Orphans Conf, Mrs.
Julia III Strange deyises and be
iiicafha fler property real. personal
aud nsfxea. as follows
give AMI heaueatli 70 nay ser:
Robert. my diamond engagement
ring. and my twin Diamond r.iigs, and
lie sim af sI,u 81 !,e bid tin IN
cash oil his fiy III "a years 81
All the rest ana residue III my
property. real. peFonal and a1i-ed
OF every kind AM characie- ana de-
ssIaI,tsssl i iaatssese and aYl.e8esKeE
situated. j give assd heaneath 81 my
iallier aaa ne lsillsaaa i ltig
gins and susanna II HilsgIrs IL be
held as tenants u tho entirety ah-
sesuielys and III e9eat of M tathci
and mother. either ar both Of & eih
dying without having usel Of b.
la3sesl az ans III Tic prulse walsh
Il hey acquire from me- ihen reqalest
that they viii lease the sa3sle u my
son Robert. Or provide that ne shall
lave the benefit mi use thereof, I'M
his request is not 10 be consff.:e | as
ia any way A. Qualifying faa ti,io
lutte devise and heqnest III al ny prop
efty to my father and mother as
above stated
Il hereby appoint my father vii
liai:i q Higgins % bN my sole execn;
Tor of this my last will and testament.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
MONTHLY MEETING
OF LADIES AID

The monthly meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
Church viii be held Thursday after
noon Ill 4 o'clock al the home 81 Mrs.
Maurice White. Al she Manse Duke 81
Gloucester street
All ladies Of the church arc cordially
invited tn attend this meeting as bust
ness al interest and Importance will
come before the society.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
Me-. I.rLce tlncrated Ull0n

Mrs. Mary Brice. &c North severn.
wife 0f Mecarroll Isrice. was oper;
alea upon yesterday al the Emers
gency Hospital.
The operation was performed ~ Or
Tydings. Of Chicago. Dr. Tydings Is
brother of Mrs. Briee, and came IN
from the west, where he Is 4 well
ilnosa 81, geon. cspecialls ii operate
mon MS sister. He was ssisse lSy
members OF the local hospital stan.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
oW DIST OFFICER
CLEANED UP SLAVS

tcontiaued from &c enc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
il THE REps Bile TONIGHT

Josselyn's Wife the latest produc-
ton for Exhibitors Mutual release
starring Bessie Barrlscale Is 4 pow
crIal drama of complex and emotional
elements which viii hold the audi
enee tenseIy waiting for the final eli
max which resolves the murder my n
terry and cxonerates the innocent vic
tim oi d domestic tragedy
The mystery surrounding the sud-
den death OF Thomas Josselyn Is one
OF the cieyerest eontrived situations
ever shown on the screen. and when
the real cause of the old man death
d revealed the effect il electrical and
unexpected
There "a female love octopus I'M
the play who e1lsnares men and plays
with them as q cat plays with q mouse.
Lillian Josselyn was q feline enchant-
ress with the 1.-THE and sensuous charm
OF panther.
With d temperament Of hot ice, she
lnred on Gibbs Josselyn, her stepson,
aud caused him to break with his faith
1t Ill "A. fdDlEMI IhsAIA 49, A7AlSS3 hlsAs -
false even with Gibbs. STAYING at the
house of another man the very night
SHE had appointed 10 see fibbs.
Love intrigues. heart breaking ex-
neriences Of the faithful wife, the mys-
terious murder Of her husbands faith
er eliminating in the conviction Of
Gibbs as the criminal. followed III rap
IA sequence hi the Long Island man
sion The final clearing up OF the
murder mystery and the re-uniting Of
Gibbs and Ellen, make happy ending
to story OF power and emotional
thrills.
Howard Hickman directed the proc
.iiletion, which II remarkable for the
fidelity with which II follows the story.
He tgrunblinglyl Ny hand s al
ways IN my pocket
She lsharpiyl Then how. II II you
can't remember the letters | give you
to post! Answers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
70 the Citizens II II.
Third Ward


On the assurances nd
fzeE and friends H
honght and CON
method of atlnofitt
e A,sDlnaTF FtiR
ice, to tile peAaer
represent the lhifa M
Council II ms pt8l
tience in mr., sh,tW tltt
i.:.fing and eles tiisg
#0f city alderman
he untiring u nsy efgei
bettermellf If 6iAie t.sai
peeially IN Nseriyiilg
Of taxation, wllleii h.te I'd
screen question
MILL III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
For Anne Arundel Nelln.l.

Anne Arundel county
i4essI for IT'S public setta
I'll L quarterly disirihlti
Iic school funds jlisl
the Comptroller II
Sg66 - fsr school SIS
Tor supplies
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
Took fhIl.Iren m Honllns

Today Miss Sara " Sutherland
Public Health Visiting Nurse, took
two children from the county 70 BAL
timore for treatment al Johns Hop
lSins Hospital Ore OF The children
viii be placed under the care ct an
eye specialist. His homo IS at Joy ,e's
S.aii.n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
nIssIlarged from Hospital

Mr. Joseph b Hinton az West IN
napolis. who has been h patient at
the Entereeney Hospital. where he
was operated upon. has been dis
charged from the haspital- having siif-
iieientIy recovered II return ~ his
home aslay Mr. IFnse,i made an ex.
celient recover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
ARMY SUPPLIES ARE SENT
TO BORDER ~ TENtS

SAN ANTONIO TEN. Nov. u
Prcpa "a tioNS to be ready 20 meet any
emergency which may arise from the
refusal Of President 'arTanHa Of Men
ico TO release Consular Agent Jenkins
are in progress along the Mexican
oo7dcr. Material strength has been
added to the American army during
iegial Trainloads OF various kinds OF
equipment have been sent To the six
districts on the border, whence they
were distributed 10 the several
pests in each district. other materials.
ali loaded on cars and ready for i'm
mediate shipment TO any designated
;oir;. have been assembled N and
about San Antonio.
Prior. TO tho present move 20
strengthen the United States military
forces on tho Mcx!can border ,herc
vas hoid CONTINENT for hut four 1iy:i-
SONS, hn. now there Is suiIicien; for
f"H divisions.
Tlie equipment which has nccr hu~-
r!ad - tn hor1c- includes ni.y-cvo
!a5 nllimctcr Schneider howitzcrs.
capable oc throwing shells 900 Yards
hcld kitchens. ammunition and hospital
trains.
Impor.nncc Is attached by army Of
iiccrs 10 tho fact tina; Of 49, positions
near tho ho-dcr three arc uudc' COM
mand or ma io~- generals on" Or these
commanders is Major-Gcrcrsl r. NJ.
Howe, OF tho ~ Paso District. who
bandits during the iFl5-l' cNpcd.t.on.
Msjo--Geucral ! :, Naraord vii as.
sumo command q, Camp Travis
Tho execution or General .Nrc-'te IS
'crcrt"d % have profoundly stirred the
Mexican pc6I'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
PRESIDENT JOHN LEWIS
PRESENTS MINERS VIEW
Representatives of Workers Decline Recommend Any
Acceptance of Ii Per Cent Increase Offered by
Dr. Garfield and Cabinet

WASHINGTON. Nov. c7.-Thc fol-
lowing statement was dictated by
Acting President John l.. Lewis. OF the
United Mine Workcrs:
The miners and operators joint
conference adjourned sine die. The
winc workers representatives declined
To recommend 10 the miners any ar-
ceptancc OF the II per cent increase
offered.
ing 10 agree to grant this II per cent
increase. but in the same breath stated
;hat they would be unable TO operate
4 larger number o. the mines unless
;hev had an increase in the selling
us to attempt to make any asrGcmen mi
We're TO be operated The position OF
hold that the United states government
given By Secretary OF Labor Wilson 70
grant a %l.6 per cent increase in wages
must be redeemed.
In my Judgment. Dr.. Garfield and
colossa! hlundcr in the Industrial his
Following an academic theory without
regard 20 justice to the mine workers
or ne cneGts OF such theory upon the
re"miH OF the country.
The responsibility sior the crisis
now confronting the nation must lie
upon those statesmen who are using
ne powers or the government 10 op-
n is,S and deny justice 10 the great
cerned in the mining Industry
II cannot believe tina: the people o.
our country viii Endorse a policy OF
continued industrial chaos and intenss
suffering on the part OF the n,ine
workers and our entire citizenship"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

such increase 10 be apportioncd in ac-
cordancc with the wage bases that are
acceptable TO the employees and en-
pioyers. thus preserving present diff
ferentials. Otherwise than as above
modified in complete accordance with
Your proposal, the present contract in
All its terms and conditions 10 hc con
nsnucd in fun force and effect until
March 81, 1922.
we have already notified the miners
10 this effect
Declares Profits Arc Eliminated.
AT the same time, we wish 20 call
Your attention TO tho fact that the aC-
3ceptance OF this increase IN wages
without any increase III selling prices
.en;ircly eliminates the profits Of
lsrEe number o. mines, such a large
number. i'm fact, We fear that the pro-
~duc;ion of coal Will he seriously af
fccted.
I'VE understand tina, operating sta
tisticS for 1919 are not now in Your
possession. and we shall rely upon the
government. when such statistics are
properly assembled and presented. 10
mako such ADJUSTMENTS in selling
prices as will permit these mines to
make such Fair and reasonable prof;
as they are entitled 20 under tn" LcNe"
a "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
TIRED AND WORKOUT
o'crworkcd Men and Women Find
benefit in Great Restorative.

Many sufferers from tho effects Of
having done too much. well as OF.
anxiety ana worry. who have little. If
any, capaCitN FOR the duties and pleas
ures of lifo, and Pcptircn just the
tonic they need.
This real iron tonic combines the
great oNidi|crs and vitalizcrs of the
blood iron and manganese. with tho
hes; substances for stcadyinu tho
nerves pcricctinS the digestion. alb
sorntion ana assimilation OF food, and
giving health and strength to the
tired. worn-out. pale and nervous.
"Pcptiron has toned UP my ncrvca
and made me feel like a new person.
Mrs l.. y. chute. Fay City, Mich
Made by .. !. Hood Co, Lowell Miss
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Montenegrin King
Opposes Peace Pact
asserts One Framed ut
Versailles Cannot
Succeed.
ny KING NICHOLAS.

CETINJ: tvia Paris. Nov. 21.-No
league OF nations framed on such u
basis that Incorporated In the
treaty of Versailles can SUCCEED. be-
cause ii is Impossible to secure guar
antccS that the league would be the
deciding factor IN international dis
putcs.
All the powers Of Europe nave too
many conflicting interests, while
America would compromise her own
affairs IL She acted as the referee for
Europe.
The alliance between Italy. Rou-
man!a and Greece is Il very serious
matter. ami provides a case in point.
suppose Montenegro objects. Could
"" hope Tor a favorable decision in the
counci1 81 tho league dominated by the
large powers?
The league docs not and cannot pre-
vent. alliances, which are the basis OF
all wars.
AS soon as the affairs of my Coum-
try are settled. expect 10 visit Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

William Green. secretary of the
United Mine Workers, said tonight:
Secretary OF Labor Wilson states
an increase in wages amounting TO
81 per cent Or. Garfield says ~ per
cent: Obviously, these two conclusions
conflict with each other and. to say
The least. are confusing. fhc miners
Wilson are approxima;cly correct and
'Nc iiGures of DIR. Garfield are crro-
n'ouS. fhc mine workers challenge the
M M not Of accent Ger aris,d AND cannGf and
Cabinet oficssr. Secretary w iiiiDHnsf'''
DR.. Garfield because Of the rcspon-
Sible position which he occupies. has
miners in America. His statement and
decision has served TO inject into the
settlement Of tho miners wage con-
Hroversy an a lmost insurmountabic
proachcs the commission of a moral
crime against the public.
The mine workers cannot mine coal
a. The figures fixed by DIR. Ga rfieId.
mean untold sacrifice. suffering and
deprivation on the part Of the miners
ana their families. The problem OF de-
cent wages and decent American
adc0uIie production OF coal cannot d.,
solved as college professor would
MoHN out problem in geometry, a!gc-
ord or theoretical philosophy.
ne practical way 10 solve the pres
grant the miners an increase in wages
sufficient TO meet the increase in tho
cost oil living and TO Gdarantcc them
an Apcrican standard OF living. They
VIII then risk their lives in tile mines
iccent all the hazards O: tho ind,,s,r ~
and mine Il steady stream of r",j 60 -
''S'eH> 20 meet every requirement."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
ADOPT RESOLUTION ASKING
ClEMENCY FOR II NEGROES
Boston '"lOrrd Church Union Meeting
Urges Further Investigation
of Elaine NCnscs.
iBv Associated Press. !

BOSTON. Nov. 2I.--A resolution
adopted At union THANKSGIVING ser
vice OF negro churches today and tclc-
Eraphcd TO President Wilson. Attor-
ncy-Gcncral Palmer and Governor
Trough. OF Arkansas. inplorcs elem
cncy for 'thc eleven members of our
race sentenced to death for the Elaine
riots. to be executed Friday. according
to press reports"
president Wilson was pctitioncd TO
request Governor Brough 10 grant re-
proves pending impartial invcstiCa-
toh. ana Attorney Palmer
was urged TO grant the petition so as
to afford time to inquire into the
claim that the convicted men wcrc de-
mother resolution requested the
United states Senate TO amend the
railroad bill by inserting Il clause TO
abolish that greatest violation OF
democracy. the segregation of pasScn-
gers for race. us applied to interstate
travel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
FIRE THREATENS AMARILLO
Blaze Starts in Ono OF the Leading
Thcatcrs in Texas
city.
: Ey Associated Press

AMARILLO. TENAS. Nov 27-Tir,
tonight destroyed the Olympus Thcatnr
building. AMI ior Two hours threatened
an entire block IN the ccnte. OF the
business section.
The lire resulted from m cxplos IN
III the boiler room under tIc stage.
while a performance was II progress.
with the theater crowded. The audience
was diSbandcd without disorEec AMI
no casualties wee reported. Loss to
tho theatcr. a business college and
other establishments and offices in the
building, was estimated at $l51,Qn0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
GETS STAY OF EXECUTION
Negro soldier, Sentenced to Death on
Murder thnrgc. Removed for
SnfekcepinS.

BIKMlNGlAM, ALA. Nov. 27.-Ed-
ward Caldwell. negro ex-scrEcant at
Camp Mcclellan. sentenced to die at
Admission December .. for tho killing
or Cecil Linton, street car CONDUCTOR
last Deccmbcr, was brought TO Jcrcr-
son County jail here for sacckccping
following denial OF Il writ of habcas
corpus. asked by the Negroes attorneys
n stay Of execution has been given
for Caldwell to appeal TO the United
states Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. THUMB
Services Over Smallest Woman VIII re
Held in Ola Homestead in
Massachusetts.

WARRENToN. MASS. Nov 27.-Fu.
neral services for Mrs. NJ. Icvcnia
MarGis. known throughout the United
states and practically all tho civilized
world as Mrs. Tom Thumb. will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the old
homestead here.
The body will be inferred saturday
beside that Of her husband. General
Charles sutton. the original Tom
Thumb. ii Mountain Grove Cemetery.
at BridEcwatrr. Conn
y regulation siN-faot caske, will he
used Tor the body Of one OF tho small
est women the world has ever known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
MISSOURI GOVERNOR ACTS
10 rROnI'CE El-El. SIrpIN

MANASSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. .1---'iOv-
c-1or Frederick Gardner OF Missouri
announced tonight that unless the
end tho soft-coal strike by tomorrow
he VIII issue Il call FOR meeting .;
the Governors 81 all Goa .NrodUSinC'
states. 20 BE held either n - Louis.
CHICAGO or Indianapolis 10 discover
means Of getting coal mined. Coy
cvno- Gardner was appointed chairman
OF the committee 20 devise means to
lowc- the cost a. living. appointed at
thc conference, Of Governors held 70
.eMtlv IN Sal, l.akn Ci:N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
DISTRICT No. :, WORKERS
WILL. BACK PRESIDENT LEWIS

PITTSBUHGU Nov. - District No.
:. OF the United Mine Workers. an
rourccd today. after a conference. that
rs members will stand solidly behind
President Lewis in rejecting the -
nc- cen; wage advance offered by Fuel
Adm illustrator Garfield 10 settle the
coal strike
Operators arc pushing plans 10 cS-
tsh!ish the open shop in working the
III ines
rho coal situation IS growing daily
more acute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
FOR WOMEN MEMBERS ONLY
House of Commons rakcs stcn. a., ~,
pare for Arrival OF rirst
Fnlr MemIicr.
iDy Universal Service

LONDON. Nov. 9Th antici,,,i,,
OF Lady Astor's election tho Eo,..'
or Commons today took a.eps ia ,,s,
N'dc Tor a bondoir and sitiln. roo,,
for women members only.
Lady Aston will be pcr:nit.,l ,,
the smoking room ana p,hcrs IL
.'sslrcs s"ln,'on OF The ,cNod Cue
,,o' as 70 whether tha mon Shall Keep
,hcir mats on n her presence. wss
deferred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
ADOPT PROTEST RESOLUTION
English Trade UnioniSt COMPLAIN of
Workers. Arrests in United
States.
fEr \ .san;atniPr.S

LONDON. Nov. ia protest against
the continued arrest and imprison-
ment of trade un!onists in the United
states. was contained in resolutions
adopted at Special conference today
OF tho labor triple alliance" made up
OF tho unions OF railwayrucn, miners
and transport workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
EEoRGE l. sUMMERLIN.

= The text OF tho American note. as
well as tho reply made by thc Mex
lean government was received from
Mexico City by the consul general here.
with instructions 10 give 10th docu-
,ncncs puhli0ity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

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