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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
$4,000 Damage IL
Estimate at Recent
Fire at Holbrook

u~nihfonk. Aria. Jan G The 1.
Ca we'll cumuHnY'a store ~ Hoihrouk.
AIN. and the iotai telephone "a.
change were almost completely de
stroyed ~ fire OF undetermined origin
which broke ont len the basement OF
the Men's Togrery shop ~ the =.
Cadweii company shortly before ~ 00
O'clock "Wednesday night, causing a
total loss % about $40 00.
Tho uro wns discovered by charles
Davis. uHastnnt signal CORPS operator.
who vas M work at the time In tho
telephone office located In the rcnr ~
the nmo building when discovered.
the flames had broken through the
floor above The furnace. which leads
20 the belief that the fire originated
from ON ofsrheafcd furnace. ~ from
tho dropping uf ikf Goals on The floor.
though ~ b. pussiulc that u was cause .
81 o., detective electric wiring
fof o. tmt % looked aH 10 BE- large
portion of Tho husuness section Of the
rity would be wiped out. for the rs.
dunta ana the short water main
which rnra In front % % portion Of
Holhrooks business section. was
frozen also the chemical apparatus ~
me .. o. putney company Al that
the fire nnh'ofs could do was to con.
centute their efforts upon provcnting
The spread Of tho nrc. Two small
frame buildings witch were located
between the Tprgcri shop and the
iiuihr1ok bark we're almost complete
iN demolished hy The mon who were
lighting the FIRE. 90 ]procnution against
lia spread
one Of tn pu'ncy stores. the iIul.
brook Mercantile company, which WINS
iu the vicinity 81 the fire. was threat.
rned and many ~ ne furnishings
ami fixtures In this store aud much of
Tho equipment 81 ih, U,ihrlok State
hHuL wsfu removed tu a plate 81
safety
Tho Joss uf tno t. caldwell COMPANY.
uausi hY O.. GidWriI Hui j e. Paul.
s,li bel estimated ~ 10000. which u
about hHIf covered hY Insurance "
o. Woods. owner of che building
places th, value lt $1,000 with $4,000
rHurIn,s Tito telephone company
fixtures bad Hu estimated value of
about o. % un which tH,r, was g..
nuH Insurance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
State Educators to
Hold Conference at
Santa Fe This Week

= meeting OF 900 count, and cit,
HuprNufpudrutH md hralH of IN,
tHI uus educational tuFt tutions 10 BE-
I.ll be- suntu ", ON Thursday an
FIiHt of this week.. has been an.
uuUuUpI lf Superintendent tuhr
N|lur This meeting wuF called Dos
st..r superintendent J ~ Wagner
and Mics lH hrI 4 Erklrs president
uf fIU Sew Mexico educational pzsp.
citation fuf tho uurpose of outllnink
fht pfn.IBm fur tho uomiuE year and
UIs. tsng Important questions uf Hi
mInIsir.Non and the polio, Of the de-
ufffm,Hf under the new Hdmlnistrs
fIHr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
RUB OUT
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rub pain, soreness, stiffness
sciatioa right out with
st. Jacobs Liniment'

Count my Rain gone
rheumatism " pain only Not
one ease iu my requires Internal
treatment stop druEEing' Ruh the
misery right away Apply soothing.
penetrating \ Jacobs Liniment' dl-
rectiy upon the tender spot. aud re-
LIEF comes Instantly ST Jacobs iini-
meut b. a harmless rheumatism iinl-
meut which never dlHappolnts and can
not burn or dircolur the nKin
Limbei up stop complaining Get
o. small trial both" ~ st Jacobs Lint
mcHt at any drug Store. and in Just "a
moment yuuH Dee free from pain. sore
ness. stiffness aud swelling Don't
suffer- Relief awaits YOU 81 Jacobs
Linlmout' has relieved millions of
rheumatism sufferers in the last half
century and h. Just aH good Tor acinti-
va, neuralgia lumhaEo, htckache.
sprSius, and swcllinFs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
ROAD Project
CONTRACTS SIGNED
BY MINING COMPANY
Directors Of Chamber Of Com.
merce Will Act Tonight and
Campaign to Raise Funds VIII
Likely Be Launched wednesday

sidney y Welt OF a.. rnn Miguel
Mining company. signed the formal
contract with the chamber OF com
muruc yesterday afternoon relative ~
what the mining company agrees Ia
DO toward repairing and building the
road from Albuquerque Ia cuha %
Albuquerquc Will eNpend 10000 90
constructing The eight mil Cut of
from the Alameda bridge 10 the top
% the mori
The directors OF the chamber will
meet tonight % officially ro over thc
contract and NJ BE- ta satisfactory. ~
VIII b. signed and tho campaign 10
complete the raising % the necessary
funds viii be- started tomorrow
Ofucinis 81 the committee stated
yesterday that thoY feet the campaign
can be finished in re- very few hours
nH almost half the money b. already
raised and the other half is almost ~
good nH signed FOR chamber Of com
morce officials stated this morning
That the nuiomuhilis 's. 20 whom let.
ters soliciting subscriptions for ~
rnnd had bee sent responded in tho
amount that was anticipated
This road will he a veritahin ho.
mama 90 al wre 81 automobiles Boz
the county and the chamber feels that
10 b. only fair the motorists should
bear O. part ~ the Expense 40 wei ns
those who are a. e. benefited IN q
business wnV n viii DO impossible
Tor the committee 20 see every nutois
personally mud n b. hoped that man
ARE planning 90 Hond iu chcrks na
soon as fhs drive really starts again
Nj We'll %ofnriHii, reiterated Die
Offer 20 fandoyul county NesteI taN
and thofs IH boo question bat That The
entire rood program rs hus been out.
rH.fN.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

charge ~ making disloysl remarks,
was placed IN trial Ia the federal
court today.
Miss Helen grunsfeld ~ 1909 West
Tileras avenue, is goinE 20 leave for
San Francisco Caiif. on the 2sth 81
this month 10 attend the Lux high
school d Will remain there Tor some
time. Tier many friends % the Albu-
queruue high school Will miss her.
John y. ian % oklahoma city. b.
here on business.
e. y Nicholson. OF the First Ma
itonnl bank. and his three children.
are confined nt their home IN IN.
Highlands With lEht attacks Of the
influenza
Miss Pearl Wnldie. of the Frst Na-
tional tank. iH 900 M her home
Want Go Tade that muie FOR a gis
wagon Try the WANT All way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
County Commissioner
Name New Apprentices

Au.r ru|fnIng fhe roEuiHr routine
businefr Yesterday afternoon and
slrrtnH Ur wilder chairman uf ths
board. tho NV ruuntN commissioners
made tho following appointments fpt
thr trtUHu N,Ht.
b rrulioft interpreter.
TO- " a. Hope. rourts physician
nr e. \ Fnnuk health ofuc'r
CARLOS g. AfmlIo assistant health
officer
HOUSE
u iuppe. county dfuEEta ~
james Smith. ront tuN collector
First National hps e and State No.
uunul h'nk d"pDsItuu's TOT count,
funds
official newspapers. Evening li'f.
AID i.nsiiHh and ta uani'ra. Ameri.
cana. Spanish
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
Alfred Venue Offered
Place at the u. S. |. s.

superintendent Reuben Perry u tho
g. 4 Indian school. announces that Al
fred Venne. formerly dircipiinarian NJ
the Indian schonis NJ 'hiiocco. okio,
and Lawrence. Kan. has lei offered
the position Of discipinarian ~ tho
Albuquerque indian school Mr. Venue
b. considered enc uf the most eff.
Client dlaclpiinarians IN the service He
IL also au experienced band master
and athletic director. n viii take
charge ~ these actlyitirs AZ the sfhool
here Mr. Nenne has recently been
stationed ~ camp Travis. whore he
has been engaged In army work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Activities at the university have
been resumed with an enthusiasm
which promises big things for the new
rear. Registration for tho new quar-
tor which va held yesterday. shows
and fifty students. Many Inquiries
which a ~ been received from the
IN the army aud navy. Indicate that
a large number Of these men are plan
ming To- return. This renewal % the
fraternity and sorority activities point
10 a big yea for the local "Oreekr~
a new athletic direttnr. T. N pur-
~, h. expected 90 arrive nj the uni
Nersity about January ii. ana III nth-
that time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

. livelihood I am onc Of those who
hclieye that an good governments
will see to " that every man has the
opportunity 20 earn a iivine
Within n week the iocni employ
mcnt office has secured positions Tor
sixty -four persons IN the district con-
troiied hy this office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
Cap Explodes in Show;
Police Pinch Two Boys

Police today arrested two boys. Del
hcrt bodriil. % years 81 gc. and RAY
jackson. ~ yea,a Of are. on a charge
uf dirurderly conduct. and Will ask
that they be committed t. the district
SQUIRT The arrest was brought about.
police claim. hy the explosion uf q cap
In u local moving picture thcater last
night They claim the boys exploded
the cap. After being arrertct police
say. the lads admitted they haze been
committing prankH FOR some time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

ny NNhN 1atH W NV sth 49,
FoIr-o Taxi Service. Phone 20.
auto springs. all mekes. Korber Co
Taxi Phone i5s. Nicholson Taxi.
e e. Armstrong arrived here from
VI iaHo last night
J A. Mullins h. here from Columbus
on u short business trip.
a. q t4nyston % rOrtales, u In the
its.
l. Jackson ~ Los Lunps. IL here for
"a few days ON business
= o. Coats b. an Albuquerque visl-
tor from Roswell
Hosonbers u Santa Pc. is In A.
huqurruuc
" e lie arrived here from Meat
lister yesterday
N. b. Robinson ~ VI Paso. b. here
attending the Sitting Of the federal
court
'o.cph Gan o. clayton. H here on
business
r II rrIbbic u here from Wins
llw
Nirs Louis stewart b. In the city
from GALLUP visiting friends.
james ~ Nurthrop BE- hcre from
Colorado Springs. colo.
Mr. aud Airs John Bccker Ir. Mrs.
I. e. Nerkrr. Lieut. o. g NcCkcr. tho
Misses iucis and Nemu ncckcr. Mas.
'er Johnnie urrker and Miss Pearl
naycrford al OF ncion were In the
city yesterday accompanying Mus
Pearl Uayetford who entered the TINT.
,crHtN ~ NcW MrNicn Yesterday The
ncrkcr family expect to return to bc-
len to-day
j. T.. Jacobs Of ~ pnso. n In the
city,
zacarias radila arrived here from
san Rafael y 'storday.
Thomas karuplc- ~ here from Cat
lup today
Mrs j y Young IL VISITING here
from cuba
g. 4 MrCnuum % Ia Junta. IL ir
the city ON business
\ j. Williams 81 Mills. arrived here
yesterday ON IL short business trip
Nd saiuur. Il uha. b. len the city
o. A. chavez ~ Aigadoues arrived
here yesterday
Tho regular meeting of the Hroth-
,rhlod ~ American foumcn Will ht
Told this ryening 80 , o'clock az the
pdd Fellows han
The christian EndCaNur society OF
tho christian church viii hold thcit
regular business meeting tonight ui
the huup 81 Miss Nora Hogan. sos
Nurth Fourth street Al friends and
mcmhrrs are Invited tu attend
Lodges % and 30, Alianza ilispano
Americana. viii hold combined ses-
HIunH To- installation OF uffliTfH wen
ursdnN January sth, az aN pm al
Is of T. hail An members earnestly
requested Go attend H. u Stialhr
/ president. 10 y tucero, secretary
Special communication OF Temple
lodge Nu a. A. y a A. NJ, "Wednesday
evening Ht 80 ion wurk In tn y 4
degree. visiting Masous welcome
The knights of pythiaa viii hold d
regular meeting tonight ~ y o'clock
Mr. 60 g. uuus,mau % The Alyarad'
Pharmacy Viii be- % candidate Tot
rank OF page Visitors welcome.
The Woman Relief corps vii
meet 1T . 3D. % . hnll tomorrow AZ.
trrnoou at ESQ O'Clock There vii
bee q Joint installation 81 Officers viii
the CO. Is Warren post R-ofreHhmenti
Will bee served
~ King. who has been m Alhu
pueu4u~ for several weeks, lcN thi
morning for ~ puso
- T. Luuergtu WIN hns been oI
% business trip tu ]latsuna. b. expected
back this evening
a Typographical error in lant night
EVrniuE Herald materially altered IN
meaning nf one uf the sentences 81
the Interview With Judge Hcruurd !
HodrA The sentence should hHN
read. Tie GtuasryelU raised the poll
teal public morality 81 this cnuntr
more than any other man ~ b..
umo'
William r walker Of Ia iandc, y
NJ. arrested SOME time ago on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

VIII be run ny Oscar ~ wood Of
Chamhprino. who will move TO las
continue In the office az deputy. Van
1. White will run the assessors office
and his deputy viii be Jesus Garcia
Capt Herbert fco va sworn in a.
surveyor IN the county clerks Of
flee. A. y Neynres will continue as
deputy under hia brother, j. v Ne
vcrns n John Lemon will continue
In The uffrr ~ dIairIci court clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
Announcement Made
OF Y. M. c. A. Boys
Membership Lunch

The first Of the Y. NJ. e. A. boys
membership ~iunchcons Will be held ~
the ~" on saturday. February ! AZ
3 o'clock. u was announced today by
the boys secretary. ~ o. spruce.
These lunchenns are % be- held fcEu.
LARRY on the first saturday % each
month. and will he given to an new
a4emhors taken IN during the month
and Tor nl - q ~" boys who have
added ~ least N new name tn the
membership list during the four
weeks Thcss affairs promise Co be-
most enthusiastic gatherings and
There b. sure q be- Keen competition
anon the boys aa o. which one VII
secure the most new momucrs
In fair weather prrpare tor storm.
nuy CerriIio~ coai n0v. Hahn q
Co. lFtoue ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
UNIT OF R. 0. T.C.
TO Be ESTABLISHED
At U. \. M., REPORT
Activities at University Are Re
sumed; New Athletic Director
Is Expected the Middle Of THIS
Month.

. a unit 81 Tho Reserve off, Z
= GERS Training corps II 20 be ca :
. tahilshsd al the University o. 7
= New Mexico AZ once. according 70 I
= the announcement which has Just =
. been received by the university I
= authorities. from District In =
. apector Major McCaakey. % aan =
. Francisco. Word has also beer =
: received that lieutenant =. r. :
. Lisanby viii ~ commandment n Z
. II announced that all men viii he Z
. eligible 20 membership In this 2
. a. OFT {.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
i~NrlAENzN rAcrs

} only two new OF span
} lsh influenza were reported To-
} ,IN health authorities In the "a.
, hour period endlng az 2 O'clock
this afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

FOR SALE CHEAP
800 acres on mesa, close
to University Heights ad-
dition.
Herald, B. c.. o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Pay your dues to the "g-bit" club
FoIr-o Taxi Service. Phone 20.
Auto Sprtnrs. ali ne Kcrber Co
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-21
Memphis District
Weather Bulletin
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 81, 1915
T T AREA

sOct. 20, delayed,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-21
PROPOSES TO GO
UPON GOLD STANDARD

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 21-The Chi
lean government Is e~ndeavoring to re-
lieve the pressure OF the high cost of
living by stabilizing the rate Of ex-
change, 1t has proposed the adoption
Of a gold standard, and that Chilean
currency should be made convertible at
sight. This would be attended by the
organization of q central bank to act
in the same capacity as the Federal
Reserve Bank of the United states. II
Is argued that this would put the eco
nomical resources of the country or a
steady financial basis and eliminate the
private speculation In gold which Is
felt to have much influence IN the
present exchange rates. &,
The rise of sterling exchange is at
tributed in part to an adverse balance
of trade against Chile in 1918 TO the
amount of s 1000, 900. This difference
has to be paid in gold, consequently
the peso declines In value.
Chileans nave been AFFECTED by tne
increased cost of living like the rest
of the world, and there have been pub
lie demonstrations, meetings OF labor
men and congressional debates on re-
rtrictions of exports OF foodstuffs, and
upon providing work for the unem-
Nitrate. which is the mainstay OF
Chilean industry, has been out OF ths
market for several months, owing 70
the slump in the demand, resulting
from The end of the war n Inc
threw thousands Of workers out OF EN-
pioyment. To meet this labor situation
the government proposed measures pro,
! yidinR for the expenditure OF seVeral
| million dollars in construction OF hlgh
ways and railways.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-21
HUN MARINES SEEK
OTHER SERVICE JOBS

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN
GERMANY, Oct. 21.-Reports from
Frankfort on the-Main say that the
marine detachment which has been
dominant in that city since the revo-
luton is to be dissolved and the men
enlisted in the state police service II
they so desire.
The marine detachment in Frankfort
is one Of the queerest military devel-
opments In all Germany since the revo-
luton, according to American officers
who specialize on German military az
fairs. 1t was originally sell disappointed
and has always exercised its command
without any regular. permission from
higher authority, yet it has been In
practical control of Frankfort for
months. The officers and men are OF
Spartacist tendencies, yet they have
been moderate in their actions and the
citizens are said to be well satisfied
with the manner in which the organi-
cation maintained public order.
1t has been understood among the
Americans that the Ebert government
desired to suppress the detachment and
replace 1t with Noske troops on the
ground that Frankfort was continuing
to be a breeding place for communists
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-21
FROM WALL STREET
Stocks Resume Active Upward
Trend, Helped by EaSineSS
in Money.

NEW YORK, oct. 2l-Stocks resumed
Their upward movement at the active
opening Of today's session. deriving fur
ther stimulus from the apparent case
OF money, Motors and oils were again
IN h foreground, half a score OF these
issues rising l TO 6 points within the
first half hour, General Motors led al
the new high of SSS. Equipments were
in renewed demand with stecls and ship
pings, although advances In these
groups were less extensive. Steels also
improved and further accumulation
or food shares was In progress. In
Keeping with their recent course, rails
were relatively dun and irregular.
Selling OF motor shares which seemed
20 emanate from professional sources
occurred ut midday. Declines among
these issues and accessories ranged from
! TO s points, Pierce Arrow displaying
speacial weakness. Brisk rallies soon
resulted from further buying Of equip
ments, steels, oils and food shares.
The closing was firm. Sales approx
mated 1900 900 shares.
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Emma porothea Larry 10 Edwin
watkins Stanfield, Myrtle Ward Bryant
10 Marion DuBose, Alena jordan TO r..
Hannah, Bette Gamble, to w, II.
Martin, Annie McDantels to T. Il. Be
Tote, Margaret Seabaugh to r.. j. Rus
sell, Nlrgie Hale to Thomas l.. Austin,
Mrs, J, X, Braddock to b. h. Curry,
Vera Beckett to Kirk Allen Lallamand,
Mabel Washbourne Carpenter to How
ard l.. Wear, Mary Nichols to Aaron
Gipson, Mary Hunt to c. W. Hutch
ings, Ermine Cooley to Charles Gologer,
Oracle NJ, Whitlock to Everett c. Hast
ing Elizabeth Park to Ernest Ingram,
Ollie Bell to Clifton Wright Cannon.
Chattie Mae Brown to Gordon Moore,
Annie Lee Jordan to Henry Garrison,
Hattie Gillian to Sam Payne, Liza Jane
Parker to John Kerney. Carrier Hans
brough to stephen Biggs, Lille Jen-
niEgs to viii Jones. Ianie Harris 20
Bob Isabelle, Matte Irwin to James
Harris, Matte Crawford to Dan Block
hart, Augusta Williams TO James Tay-
loT, ldena Hughes to Horace Orr, Alice
Smith TO Henry Nitherspoon, Matte
Elklns to Clint SOiner, Cora May Lewis
to Wi TowuSand
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-21
BIRTHS.

James T. and Pearl owen Davis, il27
Bellevue, Oct, 10, boy.
Pierri and Maria Forti, 1868 Rayburn,
Oct, II; girl.
Ernest b, and Annette Walsh Murrell,
't2 CASTOR, Oct. IS; boy.
Benjamin and Pearl Abraham, has
Mlssissiypi, Oct. 3; boy.
B. G, and Ethel Ivey Tedford. Banks,
Miss, Baptist hospital, Oct, 10; girl.
Claude b. and Theo Swearengen Gill
more. 1925 Court, Oct, II; boy.
j, p, and Nan Turley Brown, Cold
water, Miss, Baptist hospital, Oct. IS;
girl,
Charles p. and Carolyn Danoy john
ston, 2OO6 Young, Baptist hospital, oct.
~; boy.
@, A, and Ruth Estes Hoffman, 36t
South Fourth. Oct, IS. girl
N. and Mary English, "a Jackson,
oct. 10; girl.
h. y and Elvie Holmes wilkins.
Duck Hin, Miss, Baptist hospital, Oct.
10; girl.
VIII II. and Dorothy Lyons Walker.
SSS Alabama, Oct. II; boy,
Frank and Dora Archibald Smith, rear
10 Woodlawn, Oct. IL: boy.
Robert and Sally Jones Brown, 2lt
West Carolina, Oct. 10; boy.
George n Bosia Brown Alexander,
$40 stevens, Aug, 81. girl,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-21
ENGLAND LAUNCHES BIG
RAIDER HUNTER ship

LONDON, Oct. 21.-The first OF a
new type of British cruiser, the Rail
eigb, launched a few days ago. is ex-
pected to give the. navy trouble to find
her suitable work.
The Raleigh is of 1850 tons, with a
speed of IS knots. She was designed
to hunt raiders such as the Moewe and
the Wolf. She was given guns larger
than the gurs usually placed on light
cruisers SO She might be able to out
range any raider the enemy
might send out. Now that there are no
German raiders. 1t is conceded by the
navy that she is much in the nature
of a white elephant, being too costly
for a light cruiser, and too light for
service with a battle cruiser squadron.
The Raleigh is armed with '7.5-inch
guns. provided with an underwater
bulge which designed to make her
torpedo proof. and is SO divided that
any two of her main compartments
may be flooded without endangering
the vessel. She has antl-aircraft guns
and burns oil fuel only. -
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DOW N SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, Oct. S1.-President Will
Dn had a better day than usual night
said. .....
j. P. Morgan & Co. to offer $780,
10000 51a per cent, three and lO-year
Iritish notes..
Allied delegates at trade congress in
City to ask for between 49,
DO, 600, 900 and $40, 600, 900, 900 of credits
rom United States, according to per-
|stent rumors.
Judge Gary, of steel corporation, ad-
ressing industrial conference says
teel strike should not be arbitrated
r. compromised nor any action taken
conference which bears upon that
ubject. Gompers hotly replies to con,
Fary.
l. w. w. organization, anarchists
Ind Russian u~nionists (Bolsheviki) and
supporting present steel strike, ac-
ording to Jacob Margolis, general
ounsel for I. w. WIS in Pittsburgh
before senate committee.
Miners and operators confer with
|ecretary of Labor Wilson today over
resent threatened soft coal strike.
Secretary of War Baker refused to
withdraw federal troops from New
Fork in longshoremen's strike.
Four bills passed by congress dur
he last month now laws without pres
lent's signature because Of his ILL.,
less. Prohibition laws to become eff
IctiVe without signature or veto Oct.
Twenty industrials, $115.43, up 2,23.