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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-11-27
A Circus for
Two
\,
BY VINCENT C. BERRY

Copyright, 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicats.p
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Home From
Long Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee wynkoop and
daughter, Miss i-urah. returned to this
city few days ago from a 2.5oo-miie
auto trip. during which they toured
Kansas. Oklahoma. Missouri and Ar
kansas. They were gone nine weeks
and in that time visited many places
OF interest They spent most OF the
time with relatives of Mrs. Wynkoop.
who reside In the states mentioned.
They found the highways To be good
for motoring. except in South IN Mis-
souri,. where they encountered almost
impossible roads over the 0ziirk hills
A feature OF their outing was their
stay at Mammoth Springs. Ark, which
was delightful In the extreme On
the return trip they stopped Mt WEIGH,
Okla. where they took an additional
passenger. Miss Eva La Nome Wrin-
kle. a cousin of Miss Lurah's. who
will make her home At the wynkoop
residence during the fall and winter
months. Although their outing was
greatly enjoyed. they were glad TO get
back to Canon City and the Rocky
mountains
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Have Guests
From Manila

T. ]. Burns of Msnila. Philippine
Islands. representative In the Far
East of large firm of American ex.
porters with executive offices in San
Francisco. arrived here Sunday night
and Is the guest OF his brother. I. c.
Burns. wife ane family at 527 Pike
avenue. Mr.. Burns. who has been a
resident OF Manila for the last two or
three years. IL in the United States on
n business trip. and at the conclusion
OF his stay I'm Canon City will 20 to
New York and other Eastern centers
He will leave on his return to the
Philippine Islands on October I and
will be accompanied by his mother
who has been visiting here the greater
part OF the GUNNER. She expects to
remain IN Manila for two or three
years. Mr. Burns brought with him
handsome gold ring OF unique de-
sisn ms present for his niece. Miss
Caiisfa Burns. II is OF Moro work
manshjp and was wrought from ma.
tive gold. Only two other rings OF
its kind are known to be in existence
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PattOns Home
from Yellowstone

Mr.. and Mrs O. C. Patton and SON.
Ralph, returned 20 Canon City We'd
nesday afternoon from a three weeks
automobile trip to the Yellowstone
National Park. They entered the
park from the southern gateway and
came out its western portal at Yellow
stone after a ten days stay in the
reservation. affording their ample
time to see and enjoy all of its more
salient wonders and attractions They
found an immense crowd Of visitors
in the park with all Of the hotels and
camps crowded to their capacity.
More than $4,000 automobiles had
been registered there since the be-
ginning of the season. at the time of
their arrival The pleasures and de-
lights of the trip realized their utmost
anticipations-
They found the roads a mixture OF
good and bad. but in spite of unfav-
orabie conditions at many places, had
no serious machine trouble. They
came home by way of Ogden, Salt
Lake City, Soldiers Summit, Grand
Junction and Glenwood Springs
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TIE JONES BILL
PROVIDES U. s. MAY
LEAGUE.
AFTER TWO YEARS


Washington, Aug. 25.-Senator
Jones Of Washington has introduced 4
hill into the Senate providing for the
withdrawal OF the United States from
the League OF Nations two years after
the ratification OF the treaty of peace
unless all nations abolifh military
transcription within that time The
measure also provides Tor an election
by the American people Of represen-
tatives to the league council. In man
ner similar TO the selection Of presi-
dent OF the emitted States. and requires
that all questions OF policy on which
American Representatives must vote
shall be FIRST submitted to Congress
for its consideration.
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headquarters in Dsnvers Was IN town
Monday and made an official visit at
the local store.
c. A. lockwood, "" secretary, re-
turned from Trinidad Tuesday
Mrs, Edward Davis was over from
Coal Greek visiting her mother. Mrs:
John K Evans and family Tuesday
Sam Eniich Of the United States
marines. returned Saturday. He came
with his mothe. from Cleveland, o.
/ Edward Grant returned from Flor
ida Monday evening whe-e be has
been In Uncle Sans navy.
Mrs. Louis l. Job was q Canon City
visitor Monday
returned the first OF the week after a
two weeks outing angling on the Gun
nison-
Mrs. Roger Paple. wife OF the old
time butcher. and Mrs. e Harris, who
were visiting the Easton family, will
return home in San Diego. Cal. ON
Wednesday
The Phi ip Crosssn family had a
reunion on Hardscrabble Sunday
Prayer meeting. Bible study on
Wednesday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal church at 1880. Everybody
cordially invited 20 attend.
The official board of the Methodist
church and pastor. to hear the report
for the work of the coming year met.
and gave their reports for the gen.
eral conference to be held at Greeley
DR.. T. c. Horton, who has been fill
ing DIR. wiiliamson's place during the
past two weeks, returned to Pueblo
Tuesday.
Thomas E. Easton will return from
the Gunnison Wednesday from his
fishing trip
Mrs. David Arthur and daughter
Gladys. and Mrs. William Morgan and
son Willard. visited with Mrs Dan
Williams and family at Canon City on
Tuesday.
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OIL CREEK CO..
HAS ASTA|lDARD
RIG IN FIELDS TO
DRILL DEEPER
Company Has Sufficient Funds
to Make Deep and Thoro
Test of Four Mile Field.

"A meeting OF the officers and direc-
tors OF the Oil creek Petroleum on
Company, which has important ho.d-
ings and interests in the Garden Park
district. a few miles northeast Of
Canon City. was held at the office OF
Che Fremont County Abstract office
here last Saturday afternoon. A
number OF Pueblo gentlemen were in
attendance at the meeting. among
were DR.. w. II. Baker, president Of
the company. and p. A. cissna. vice
president OF the company.
Recent developments in boring oper-
atoms have convinced the stockhold-
ers that the company possesses val
liable rights and that the most eneT-
retic steps should be Immediately
taken for their exploitation. After
going into the situation very exhaust
lively the directors At their meeting
last saturday unanimously voted TO m
~truct the contractors. who are koo-
ert ID. Spaugler and son lsadore' 70
proeure a standard rig for boring oper'
atoms and continue the sinking Of tne
veil 10 a depth Of 100 feet or l.soo
feet below its present depth. which i
zo5 feet. This viii put the wen geo
,ortcaliy deeper than the producins
wells in the Florence field. and VIZ
drfn,te,y determine whether oil In
large quantities In to be had In the
Garden Park district. The present
dep,h Of the well In lis present state
&c believed TO have a pumping ca.
pacity OF approximately 20 barrels OF
oil day.
A standard boring outft Is now be
ing unloaded on the company's prop
erty and work win begin "Wednesday
on its installation preparatory 10 sink
ing the well to q lower depth The
directors have decided 10 carry on the
work OF development as rapidly as
possible and have sufficient money In
the treasury to make thorough test
of the oil capabilities OF the property
The oil now in the well il OF an I'M
usually high grade and there is. every
indication tnat the quantity win b.
largely increased when greater depth
IL reached The stockholders OF IN"
company have not been saying much
about their oil strike In the Garden
Park district. but that is due TO the
fact that they have desired TO keep
the matter ms quiet rs possible until
a larger fow was obtained. They
are highly optimistic over the out.
icok and believe that no oil COMPANY
tn coforado has n better prospect OF
success than the one in which they
are Interested. With the success that
has already crowned their efforts
coupled with the announcement OF
better thinLs ahead. the stockholders
of the on Creek Petroleum Company
are looking hopefully to the future Tor
a full realization OF their ambitions.
They have determined TO make a COM
plete try-oui Of the oi'-bearing STRAIT
INNS down to 1900 feet for vindica.
ton OF their faith that oil II TO be had
on Garden Park in paying quantities.
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FIFTEEN BREWERS
UNDER ARREST FOR
VIOLATING WAR
PROHIBITION ACT
Two Hundred Saloon Keepers
In Chicago Will Also Be Ar
rested for Same Offense.

Chlcaro, AUG. Attaching under in
sfructions from the Department OF
Justice at Washington. rs brewers. re-
Gently indicted by the Federal grand
jury. have been arrested here at the
instance of District Attorney Ciyne
for violation Of the wartime prohibi.
ton act.
Two hundred saloon-keepers will
also be taken into custody for the
same offense under warrants sworn
out by the district attorney. Thirty
one arrests were made yesterday.
States Attorney Brundage says
that evidence on file in his Office
shows that practically every saloon,
keeper in Chicago IN vioistor.
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]. s. TROOPS Are
TAKEN OUT OF
MEXICO AFTER
FIVE
Decided That Further Search
for Kidnappers of Aviators
Was Futile.

FL Paso. Tex. Aug. 25.-The chase
OF the United STATES troops after BAN
dts in Mexico is ended and the sol
diers have returned TO the northern
bank OF the Rio Crande. Withdrawal
was effected Sunday night afte- it was
decided that further search fox the
kidnapper would be futile The
Americans during their six days" stay
in Mexico killed i've bandits and PEN
etrated SO miles into Eastern Chi
huahua.
Washington. Aug 25.-The decision
to withdraw from Mexico was wholly
q military one and was not Influenced
BY President Carranza's request The
trail of tho bandits became sold and
Gen. Dickman decided IL was time to
recall the troops. More punitive ex-
petitions may enter Mexico II the
presence OF bandits near the border
warrant such a STEP As far as is
known Secretary Lansing Of the State
Department has not yet replied to
Carranxa's note
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FIVE ARE HURT
AS BRAKES FAIL
ON THE SKYLINE;
CAR HITS BANK

An automobile accident took place
on the Skyline drive about o'clock
Sunday afternoon in which five people
were hurt. two of them sufficiently
bad TO be taken to the hospital for
treatment OF their injuries The III
fated car. a Ford touring machine.
was driven by a man from Pueblo
whose name we were unable to learn.
and that nobody was killed or MANNED
for life when 1t turned turtle is little
short of miraculous.
In the auto at the time OF the mis-
hap were Mr.. Anderson. daughter and
GRANDDAUGHTER of Lincoln Park. the
driver and his sister and the latter's
adopted daughter all OF Pueblo. The
Pueblo members of the party had been
guests OF the Anderson family on Lin
coin Park. and Sunday afternoon
started on motoring trip that would
include the Skyline drive. Every
thing went nicely until coming down
the grade along the east side Of the
Hoeback. when the brakes on the car
gave out, and the driver to prevent
going over the elf ran the car into
the face of the mountain. causing II 20
run up the bank for a few feet and
fall back on top of its occupants. Be
fore starting down tire hill the driver
removed the compression and attempt
ed to make the "trip on the brakes
alone. The latter gave out after 60
ing 100 yards or so and the car be-
came unmanagable and 10 avoid a.
most certain death the driver turned
in abruptly into the bank,
When the car fell back on the pas
senrers the driver was caught directly
under It and could not move untii the
weight was removed. He was CON
siderably bruised but no bones were
broken Mr.. Anderson had his rich
leg badly hurt. and he received an
ugly cut on the right hin. besides
numerous bruises of n minor kind. Hts
dauehter and granddaughter also sus
tanned injuries. chiefly bruises and
Commissions, hut none OF them very dis
tresslnr. The sister of the drive. an
elderly lady. escaped with nofhins
worse than few scratches. H'r IT,
tie ndouted DAUGHTER received ar
urlveopkinx wound over the rirh'
eve. which pied profuse'v. II is not
thought that the eycsight was AFFECT
ed by the accident. although II was at
FIRST believed that she had been blind
ed. The cut above the lite girls
eve neccssitated several stitches at
the hands OF surgeon at the hos
pitai.
Several Of the injured were taken to
the horne of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Wal
lace ut 500 Floral avenue where thei'
wounds were dressed and where they
were made as comfortable as posi-
BILE under the circumstances. The
car. beyond the smashing OF the wind
shield and other unimportant freak
ages. was not greatly damaged. and
was able later in the afternoon to
make It's way to town under its own
power. The accident occurred al
most directly over the tunnel THROUGH
the Hoxbsck. Had the machine gone
over the elf Il 10 almost certain that
I'll Of the party would have been
killed.
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u. s. Transport
= Goes Aground

Honolulu. Aug 36.--An American
military trsnsport probably thc
Sherman. II aground on Natsrre
Island. says 1 dispetch ffoul Nasaaks
today. TAe Sherman n dye herr from
Nanila eariy n peptemler. The
moe6s8e etated that tQgs Were ttfine
e AeA& ~ sraasReft. g
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MOUNT VESUvIUS
AGAIN SCOUTING
STREAMS OF LAVA.

!. Rome. Aug. 25.-Mount vesuvius is
IN state of violent eruption and two
streams OF lava are making their
way into the valley ~ is foot None
of the villages are yet Threatened.
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LEGAL NOTICES


Estate of Louisa Boyer, Deceased.
Notlce is hereby given that. on the
-',,,..f ~ nj ,sss,,s "a ~. s-o,,r,v soor,
OF Fremont County. Colo. her accounts
for final settlement of administration OF
said estate. when and where all .,cr-
sons In interest may appear and object
to. them IL they SO desire.
AMELIA Il. JONES
Administrative
First Pub August rs. 1918.
Last Pub. september IS. 1919.
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ApnuaI Financial Statement of schsal
~DissrIct. No. IS, County of Fremont.
state OF Colorado, from July 4. IsI>,
To July 4, ID1a.
RECEIVED.
Amount On hand July !. 1918.
held by county treasurer
Library fund. .-...... - 2os IS
Received from general fund by
apporttonment 1s6. 80
From special tax for school
purposes 1.osf-S 81
PAID.
For teachers salaries.S $4,000
For fuel. rent, insur-
ancr and all cur
rent expenses. 7f-ts
For rebate taxes and
fees g-.-.-.----. 1910
Total amount paid out
during the years. Ss5.1S
Balance In hands OF
county treasurer to
credit of district
Library fund. 1888 ass.ii
Balance IN bands OF county
aud district treasurer, as
w. II MURRAY.
d-wIt Secretary District M. le.
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FOR SALE-Isls Ford touring car.
run less than $500 miles; good as
new Fremont Auto Co. Fourth and
River streets 1876
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FOR sALE-oats. Harding barn.
North Tenth street c 4siJ. 157-u
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FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

l OR Secondhand bicycle. I.
E Grove. GA Burrage ave. 1Se-p6t
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FOR SAI.E-1h-acre ranch: all kinds
of fruit; Groom modern house.
practically new. with good outbuild-
ings- Call at Mrs. Ed Guldner, Lo-
gan street. Lincoln Park Box
81. 1eT-pet-w1t
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ER!iliendaS |. /! a IA Ley EscoIar

para gastos dc viaje. Las iuntas es-
colares podran aumentar, cuando 10 es-
tiInarcn cOnveniente, csta cantidad, Sc
gun las neccsidadcs de cada municipio;
pcrO todo aumento cn tai coneepto cs.
tara sujeto,. a la aprobaci6n del Conf,
siOnado. FL Comisionado dc Instruc-
ei6n nombrara tres (3) funcionarios
que SC denominaran inspeetorcs gene
ralcs, los cualcs cstaran en- todo 9suje,
tos al Comisionado, quien prescribira
los dcberes dc su cargo. El sueldo dc
cada inspector general de escuelas, sc,
ra mil ocilocientos (l,800) d6larcs anua-
les, que sc satisfara dc Ia partida de-
nominada 'Sueldos, ofcina del Comisio.
nado de Instruction. Ell C0misiOnado
acordara dara conocer cl plan dc
estudios para las escuelas; presidira to-
dos los examencs para Ia distribution
dc ccrtifcados dc maestrOs; fiara los
sucldos de los mismOs, sicmpre que las
suinas asf asignadas no sc opusicrcn
a la ley; elegira y adquirira todos los
libros, ehsercs y materiales de escuela
que Sc nccesiten para atcnder debida.
mente la instruction, salvo, 10 que en-
contrario dispusiere la ley; aprobara
todos los proycctos y pianos para ca
sas-escuclas que hayan dc construirsc
cn Puerto Rico, cuando. sea por cuenta
dc FL Pueblo dc Puerto Rico, pero
cuando sea por cuenta dc las juntas
escolares por cuenta dc estas lltimas
y dc FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico, enton-
ees las ,juntas escolares tendran tai par.
ticipaci6n que no sc aprobara ning1n
proyccto plano sin cl consentimiento
dc las rcspcctivas juntas escolares; So
licitara reunira todos los datos csta
disticos informes dc las juntas esco-
lares, maestros inspcctorcs, que dc item
po cn ticmpo estimare dc provecbo pa
ra el sistcina cscOlar, y dictara los re-
glamcntos que juzgarc nccesarios para
la efcaz administration dc su ergo.
"El Comisionado dc Instruction pro.
veora 10 nccesario para que Sc coloque
en- cada cscucla rural dc la Isla dc
Puerto Rico y cn las cscuclas gradua,
das que a su juicio Sc considcrc con
vcuicntct cafteIcs en- los idiomas in
giles y castcllano, los cuales earteles Sc
prcparardn bajo la direction del diroc
tor del servicio de dispensarios dc la
anemia, cxplicando sueinta y claramen-
tc--
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Para los que desesn eomprar "EI Mundo"

Cafe GONE y vetc," Gale Conner.
clio, Tallcres. w
La Balanza de oro," Gale Mon.
scrrate So, Gandul. 81
Cafe ITabana, Carretera Parada l6.
Puesto de RefreseOS de jose UlarSs,
Carrctera, Parada l6 y media.
Salon Q Sol Naciente," Carretera
'll2 s.,. ss
la Constahcia, CarFetera, Parada ~.
FL Canario, Condado No. 20.
Kiosco de Ia parada 19.
Kiosco de Ia Plaza del Mereado.,
Cafe Welcome, Frcnts a la Plaza del
Mcrcado,
KiOsco de la Parada 90.
Cafe del "Cins Puerto Rico," Pa
rada 81.
cafetin Gale del Quito. No. 3, Para
da 81.
Los AliadOs, Parada 90.
Farmacia La Fe, Carrctera, Stop "a.
Ell Cafe de las Muchachas, Parada 25.
Luis, MuSOz, Subida de Ia IgIeSia,
No. 20.
Jacobo Fuentes, Avenids Colon, San
Juan Moderno.
Portela Provision Co. Canine, de Lo..
"a, San Juan Moderno.
Farmacia San Juan, Stop 43 y me-
ala, Gale del Parque.
KioscO Eerdun, Stop 49, Gale del
Parque. ~ 81 "
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"(a) Que cs la uncinariasis;
"(b) Sus causas y cfcctos;
"(c) Como sc prcvicne.

s . =
"El Comisionado dc Instruction TO.
mara las mcdidas ncccsarias para que
SC llamc Ia atcnci6n dc. los alumnos
al contenido dc dichos, cartcles.
g Las eortcs dc iusticia, fiseales, de-
partamcntos del Gobicrno hsular, of
cinas nunicipalcs v cualesquicra otros.
funcionarios insularcs municipalcs, es
tan obligados cnTiar los informes que
sc les pida pOr cl Attorney General, asi
como tambi6n llenar los modclos que
con csc fin Sc les remitan.n
Secci6n 3.-Toda ley partc dc ley.
que SC oponga a Ia presentc, queda por
6sta dcrogada.
Secci6l 4.-Esta Ley cmpezard re-
cir los noventa dias dcspu6s dc su
aprobaci6n.
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fUEsTos DE vENTA EN- PuERTA
DE TERRA


sGEil Ojo de Aqua, San Agustin St.
Salon Barbcrfa /" Puerto Rico" San
Agus,in Al.
Salon Barbsrfa de Jose G. Negr6n,
San Agdstin So.
Bekapio Fernandez, PeIayo 2.
lSenda sci oapficho," San Agus.
tin ss. K;
FaAadsria Franeesa, oarretera, Para
cafe "El POder obfefO Y, San Agus.
lin 81.
KiOsco "MOnts Carlo" Csrretera,
Stop e.Ite.
Antonio Sanchez, San Agustfn III.
Salon Barberia Sci Eden," San
Agustin 1O2.
!. Modesto Morales, Carretera O5, Stop
Pussros DE vENrA EN- sANruRCr
EstablccimicntO de Rodriguez Hernia
NOS, Parada II, Niramar.
Cafe '.El AntiIlsnO," Carretsra, Pa
rada ~.
PanadeTia Franccsa, Oarretsra, Stop
Is.
Cafetfn de Jaime Wood, Gallo Ce.
Manuel Taboada, cerra 70, frents a
TallsFsH,
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En Ia camara de Representatives. de
Puerto Rico Sc discuti6 el siguien.
te proyecto de ley:
1HY

~ Para .cnmendar la sccci6n GO dc Ia
Ley Escolar Compilada dc Puerto Ri
go, tai Y como fue cnmcndada dc acuer-
do con Ia ley dc MARIO ~, 1908, y para
CtlOs fines. AZ.
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i"(a) Que es la uncinariasis;
"(b) Sus causas y efcctos;
"(cl Como SC prcvicnc.

El Comisionado dc instruction pro-
vecrd 10 necesario para que sc coloqucn
en- cada escuela graduada de la isla "
en- las cscuclas ruralcs que en- su OPT
ni6n Sc considcre convenicnte, cartales
en- cl idiona que sirxa dc base dc ms.
trucci6n cn cada una dc elias, los cua;
les sc prcparardn bajo la direction del
director del scrvicio dc dispcnsario dc
la anemia, cxplieando sucinta y clara.
mcntc-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-13
BAPTISTS<GET
MONEY NEEDED
Tennessee and North carolina
Raise Quotas

Nashville, Aug. S.-Baptists of both
Tennessee and North Carolina have
Aready voluntarily raised their quo
tas in the Baptist $75, 100000 cam
paign, It was announced at general
headquarters in this city Friday. Ten
nessee has raised her quota from
$4,000 900 to $4,16O,0Oo while North
Carolina has gone from s5,550,00O te
s6,0O0,O0O.
To lead a conference of 800 picked
laymen and other leaders Of North
Carolina in SO hour period of prayer
and conservation Saturday and Sun
day DR.. L. R. Scarborough, general
director, left for Raleigh tonight.
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FIRST BREAK
IN TT1E STRIKE
Thousand shopmen Return to
Await Vote on Strike

Atlanta, August THE first break
in the strike Of the shopmen in the
Southeast came today when 1,o0e er,t-
ployes Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad at Roanoke voted to return
to work tomorrow to await results
Of the vote on a general strike. Mean
time other railroads in the Southeast
were working under a. suspensi6n OF
freight traffic except perishab1es. Pas
senger trains were generously running
on time but Pullman sleeping cars had
been eliminated from certain trains.
So far as could be ascertained the en-
barge had not had serious .conse-
quences as yet.