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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
CALL OFF GENERAL STRIKE
OF BUILDING TRADES men
Indefinite Postponcmcnt Is Decided
at Special Mceting-Plumbers
Alrcad Satisfied.
[By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Indefinite
poStponement OF general strike Of
thousands OF workers In the building
trades--carpenters. bricklayers, plas-
:erers. electrical men, house wreck
ers. laborers and stationary engineers
and fircmen-was agreed upon tonight
at special meeting of the several
unions representatives. d. D. Glen
day. general secretary of tho Inter-
national Carpenters Union. said it
would not be necessary for any more
men to go out.
The painters and plumbers are
getting what they wanted" he added.
and settlement of tho strike is
only matter OF Il few days. Seventy
i've per cent of the employers already
have agreed to the demands"
Leaders OF the electrical workers
declared their men were "all set" to
strike In sympathy with the plumbers,
but they were certain there would
be no necessity for such action. The
striking plumbers said $50 employers
had granted their unions demands.
Officials OF the painters union said
$4,000 workers had gone back to work
under a new wage scale of $40 daily
instead of 80. About $500 van men
are still on strike, ii was said. while
1880 others employed by independ-
ent van owners had returned to work
at advanced wages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
BIG COAL SHIPMENTS MADE
THROUGH HAMPTON ROADS
e. & o. IIauIs Gp1, 031 Tons OF Fuel
to- Newport News in
August.

Another big increase over the cor
responding month OF year ago was
noted in August in the coal dumpings
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road at Newport News. Russell H.
Sread. manager OF express traffic
stated yesterday that 690,099 tons of
coal were dumped over the piers OF
the road at Newport News during the
month. All this coal was hauled
through Richmond, averaging about
forty tons per car.
According 10 these figures the com
pany has dumped los per cent NOR.
coal during August than for the cor
responding month of 1919. The fig
July. The Chesapeake and Ohio
dumped 67G,477 tons In June, and
GS5,292 tons in July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04

at one-hnlf. two-thirds and tbrca
quarters pay. respectively, as is don.
in the navy. instead of requiring
them 10 walt thirty years as at pres
cnt. and then receive only hal, nav.
fourth. in support OF the Wasson bill.
which ampliac,i the relief measures
for the wounded and dependents OF
dead heroes granted by the sweet bill
last December.
Af;c- Chairman Wicker had offered
the above resolutions he stated that
in his committee OF Gtteen there was
majority OF ten IN favor of the
'fourfoid optional relief BILL" which
is the present official designation OF
tho bonus plan.
Two sessions of the legion will be
held today. the frs, at $3.50 and the
second at euch Il time az may be Sc,
at the time OF adjournment in the
morning.
The elections OF officers and con-
gressiopal district members on the
state executive committee probab bly,
VIII be the closing order OF business.
In caucuscs held last night by the
different district delegations there
Mas found to be little tendency to
divide into factions over the selcc-
ton OF next years leaders PromI-
ncntiy mentioned for the commander
ship are Captain G. 81 Harrison. Of
Fredcrickrb urg. and Rober, r. Bar
ton, Of Winchester. who represents
the Seventh Congressional District on
tho present executive committee. Re
;ir!nE Comma ndcr Stuart has definite
- announced he Will not be cam
d!daic
During yesterday afternoons ses-
sion n report from the Federal voca-
tiona! officers for this district was
presented TO chow that less than half
OF the wounded cX-serv!ce men en-
titled to training, either with o..
without pay, have so far been en-
rolled. The pay for single men ranges
from $50 10 500, with higher amounts
! for married men. Among the vctcr-
ans at present undergoing training
| are some barely above the class OF
I ulltera,cs. while others are post
graduates o! the State university ami
Johns Hopkins. II was reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
cox AND HARDING BOTH FOR
CONSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM
Favor budget System md National
Department OF Public
Works.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Opinions OF
Governor Cox and Senator Harding
regarding a national department OF
public works. n budget system o:
appropriations, development of pub
lie service and number of other Qucs-
tons Of public interest are given In
letters from the two presidential can
didatcs made public today by the
American Association of Engineers.
The letters are answers to 4 uues-
tionnaire recently sent By the asso-
citation.
Governor Cox wrote that my reply
TO everyone OF the questions you ash
is unequivocally yes" while Sena-
tor Harding outlined his views more
fully.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
TRUCK RUNS AMUCK;
THREE MEN ARE HURT
Crashes Into Tree After DnshinE
Down steep Hill Mt Har-
pers Ferry.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, Sept. Erred
fractured and crushed. and was Sc
vercly cut and bruised, and Homer
CARRIER and Edgar Sine also were cut
and bruised when n ponderous motor
truck on which they were taking a
broken electric water pump to Balti-
more to be repaired crashed into n
tree after plunging down a steep hill
at Harpcrs Ferry, w. Va, early to-
day.
Pom is in n serious condition in a
Frederick, Nd, hospital. CARRIER and
Sine returned here after receiving
medical attention. CARRIER, who was
driving, said the brakes failed to
work. The truck and broken pumT
were almost demolished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
SnooRums Is Dead
Firefighters Noun
Mascot Of No. 7 Engine
House Meets Un-
timely End.

Snookums." the fire dog. is dead.
Never another animal was there that
SO bclied it's amiable name. "Snook-
ums.' was warrior By instinct. lie
was big brindlc bull with whls-
kers OF warm. aggressive hue. and
since Feb. uary IL, 1915, when he was
brought 10 No. Engine House, Il
pup Of one month. he had lived there,
except the nights h.; spent out.
Snookums" loved violence. lie
lived and died by violence. For more
than FIVE years the bristling brindle
bulldog reveled amid changing gongs.
,Sanx and piunsinE horses ana
bile engines or truck or horses sped
out OF the fire engine house Shook
ums leapcd to the chase OF the fire
hend. He raced ahead of the appa-
ratus and cleared the street OF Pc
drstrians. He would abandon a
choice bone in the engine house for
the excitement OF the fire chase at
The hremen lived him for his night
ing spirit. They aver that no other
cos In town was permitted to lingcr
WITHIN yelpins distance OF No. Z En-
Eihe House while .Snookums" lived.
lie had disputed the territory sue
cesstully with every intruder. His
battling record stands without a
But "Snookums" loved the danger
and he perished by 1t. Shortly after
o'clock yesterday morning No. /
engine was called out by an alarm
; turned in from the Tredcgar Iron
Company's plant. The fire dog, as
usual charged out in front Of the
engine. Driver J. ". Woolard was
at the wheel OF No. T.
AS the machine dashed up Cary
street; the driver noticed that
"Snookums" had stopped at Eighth
evidently expecting the machine to-
whirl around the corner 1t drov..
straight ahead. trapping the dog un-
der the heavy front tire Before
Driver Woolard could realize what
had happened. the head OF "snook
umS had been crushed almost fla,
under the ponderous engine wheel.
me iirc was an insiCnircant
nIaZe. which engaged the apparatus
and crew but few minutes.
lncrc was mourning in the Fire
department yesterday. From tho
neadquartcrs office of Chief Joynes
Gown to the line OF waiting subs i
the lamentation sounded. The car
Gass of "Snookums" was decentiv
iatd out last night in the engine
mousse that Will know him no more
ana Or. Leyy's sanitary officers are
tKEeeping sharp eye on the tiremcn
inhcy iear they may bury "Snookums
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION TO
CONDUCT STOCK CONTEST
AEriculturaI High Schools. VIII Hay.
HiS Display, mt State
Fair.

inc State Board of Education vii,
t,Induct a stock Judging contest for
she asriculiural high schools of the
was announced yesterday. Isst vear
nItccn OF the agricultural high
schools competed. while this wear At
east thirty agricultural high schools
ar expected 70 be represented nv
Judging teams. The teams will fudpe
nesi ana dairy cattle. swine, corn
ne state Fair Association viii
present the winning team with :,
silFcF loving cup. and the state Board
o. Education is Offering medals for
me Teams scoring the largest num-
per or points. Representatives OF tho
Marina High school. Hcnrico County.
won the first prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
KWAHIS CLUB Is HOST TO
VISITING LEGION DELEGATES
Members Tnkc Vrternzs OF worIs
War ON siEht-Sccing Tour
OF City.

Approximately 300 delegates to the
american Legion convention anC
their friends and relatives were taken
COR an automobile trip to points OF
interests In and around Richmond by
members OF the kiwunIs Club ycster-
day afternoon. All Kiwanians who
are IN Richmond attending the 0rst
annual reunion OF the Eighticth Divi-
SION are Invited to attend the meet
ing or me club Monday afternoon at
o'clock in the business Mems Club
Ihe sightseeing tour Included the
W"man's Club. Young womcn's
Ihristian Association, Chamber Of
ommer.r. post office. Federal Re-
; rye Banks temporary location.
markets.. railroad stations, site OF
LIBBY prison. Richmond tobacco fac
tories. historic St Johns Church.
parks, museums and colleges. hos,
p.tals and State and city buildings.
Governors Mansion. John Marshall
nouse ana school. the armories.
hotels. monuments and the Country
Club OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
CANADIAN NATIONAL SHOOT
ny Associated Press. ]

TORONTO. ONT. Sept. "a Canad-
ian record of 3t9 straight broken tar
gets was set today by Frank IL.
Troeh, of Vancouver. Wash. in the
hnal events of the Canadian national
exhibition tournament The run was
continued from yesterday when he
broke 100 targets.
The grand average prize for the
Houston, Tex, with $50 out Of a
possible 500. j. q. Blunt. OF Green's
horo. Ala, took the 100-target handi-
cap match today. after tie ~ ninety
eight. with Woodward and r. H.
Bungay. Ocean Park, Cal woodward
did not competc In the shoot-off, as
he had left for homo before the re-
suit was announced,
The only Canadian to win a prize
in the tournament was william
Barnes, OF Hamilton, Ont. who today
won the 10O-target match with per-
feet score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET
SATURDAY AT ABINGDON
Mnss-McetinE VIII :,nmc Delegates
TO Ninth District Convention
Meeting September o.

Especial to The Times Dispatce.)
BRISTOL. VA, Sept. 3.-The Demo
Gratis OF Washington County will hold
mass-mectinE at Abingdon Satur-
day for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates TO attend the Ninth District
congressional convention to be held
here on Scptcmbe. Q. when a cant. =
date will be named 10 make the race
for Congress. The county committee
viii be reorganized at this meeting
and other business transacted.
In 1918, the Democrats did not
nominate candidate for Congress in
the Ninth District.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
RAILROAD EXECUTIVES PLAN
TO REMEDY CONGESTION
VIII Order Large Amount OF New
Equipment to Solve Iranspor-
tntiOn Problems,
tBy Associated Press. ]


CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Plans for relief
of congestion In the nations rail-
roads were made today at a meeting
attended b. nearly 100 railroad crecu-
tives representing 80 per cent OF the
roads OF the country.
While most OF the reports received
and decisions made were not divuiged.
II was announced that part OF the
$500, 100000 borrowed by the roads
from the government would be used
in Immediate construction OF 10000
freight cars. $50 locomotives and 1000
passenger cars An will be delivered
by mid-winter. 1t was said.
The meeting was the first or a
series at which problems pertaining
10 the return OF the roads to private
ownership will be discussed. The
next session will be held here in No
vember.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
FO0DSTUFF APPROPRIATIONS
INCREASE BY HUGE AMOUNT
Commodities In 1920 Worth 81 500, 900, :
QUO More Thnn Those of
Last Year.
tBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-Foodsiuns
imported into the United States dur
ing the seven months ended with
July increased by more than S1.500.-
100000 over the corresponding period
in 1919. while exports decreased $780,
100000 according TO Department o;
Commerce reports for July.
During the seven months period
imports OF foodstuns tota!led s2.lj7.-
0s0.335. while exports amounted TO
Si.l6s.o9i.T0O. For the month Of July
ioodstuns imported totallcd S232.-
Exports OF manufactures for the
seven months amounted to s2.450.-
3l5,503 compared with sl,999.535.TS5.
against s5is ,365.36O. Exports OF man
ufactures in July totalled S3i2.S20, POI,
and imports {lj3.0ip.SSe.
Crude materials for use in manu-
featuring imported during Ju y
amounted TO sl35.13i.7ls and exports
10 Sl20.9S0,G13
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
BUYS SITE FOR NEW HOME
Congregation Has Been Holding Ser
vices In Fox Schooi-Pre-
pnrcs for New Edince.

Plans for the erection of new
home for the First Christian Church,
organized last March. were an
nounced yesterday simultaneously
with purchase by the building COM
m!ttee OF a large lot located at Grove
Avenue and Shepherd Street. The
consideration paid for the lot was
not made known.
Since the church was formed. It's
place OF worship has been the VIII
liam Fox School. $500 Hanover Ave-
nue.. II has steadily grown in mem
bership. and the new building Will!
be large. as the site purchased has
a frontage on Grove Avenue OF l30
feet and runs back 2l7 feet on Shep-
her Avenue.
Under the direction OF III, Home
Mission Board of the Southern Chris
tian Convention the new church has
been doing we'll. Cooperation of the
board has made possible the new en-
terpr!Se.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
PARENTS REFUSE TO HAVE
YOUNGSTERS VACClhATEl
Danville School Board EncountsH
Considerable Trouble From Edictf
Recently Ianued. lat9lelsg

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)s "a
DANVILLE. VA. Sept. 3.--F. AZ
Wheatley, superintendent OF cft%
schools. reported today that, while h
majority OF unvacoinated children ard
being treated, quite n number OF par1
ents have refused to comply with thH
school boards edict. and will tend
their children to private schools. Ans
nouncement was made recently thai
only vaccinated children would BIO a1S
lowed. II
The latest problem for the school
board to deal with is the question Of
housing fifteen out-of-town teachers
who find it hard to obtain board and
rooms. Citizens have been asked I'd
open their homes. otherwise resignai
lions are expected. Ono teacher HAD
been paying room rent since June. ala
though she was away from the city
on vacation. in order to retain posi-
session OF It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
G0MPERS FLAYS PROPOSED
AMENDMENT IN NEBRASKA
Labor Chief Opposes Court TO Settle
Disputes between Employer
ind Employee.
BY Associated Press.

TBy Assoclatcd Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-An attack
upon a proposed amendment to the
Nebraska State Constitution which
would authorize the setting up OF
an Industrial commission to pass up
on controversy between employees and
employer was made today by Presi-
dent Gompers. OF the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. The proposal is 10
be voted on in Nebraska September
/.
Mr.. Gompers declared the constitu-
t!onal proposal as more far reaching
than the passage OF mere law for
such court as has already been
done in the State OF Kansas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
ED SHUMWAY is HERE
Cufs short His Vacation to Conduct
"sipgS" During EiEhticth Divi-
sion itcunion.

I'd Shumway. who has returned TO
ikichinond TO act al song leader dur
ING tne Eight!eth Division reunion.
directed a sing At the Whit.ock To,
bacco Company plant las; night and
VIII open the meeting OF the Eigbtieth
win the songs that were Famous
over there.
Mr.. Shumway. who has been rect
ing at WI .ihtsvilic Beach, y. G.. for
month. broke into his Vacation 70
niu in the drive for Fairgrounds at
jamestown, Md. lie Will revisit that
town on September 12 for the wind
mp OF the drive. When he returns
mere again he will devote himself To-
coaching volunteer song leaders.
ME-; Shumway can be reached while
~ Richmond 1T the Army and NAVY
club, or at Murphy's Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
BOOKS AND PAPERS GALORE
IN PR0FITEERlNG CAMPAIGN
OF psEnJoN oqM xIo,uIodO Iuoo inc. 4
Surrender Records Do So
Anyway.
tBy Associated Press.l


KNOXVILLE. TENN, Sept. s.
Loaded down with books and papers
as the fruits of their first seizure OF
books and records of coal companies
which refuse to surrender their rec
ords 10 Fedora! investigators for in
spec,ion In the campaign against al
legged profteers, Captain j. C..
Thomson. United States Deputy Maj
shall. y. A. Seaton. and Department
of Justice Agent. Galley. returned to
Knoxville tonight from Hartman,
Tenn, where they served four seizure
warrants on the Big Bend Coal Com
pany, Little Brush Coal Company.
Mount Carbon Coal Company and l..
o. Scott. an Individual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
AuEu.t IS Free o, Death.

Health Chief Levy, reviewing tho
Inortuary list for August. yesterday
noted the unusual circumstance that
no death occurred in Richmond on the
18Th OF that month. The average
number OF deaths here is seven day,
Dr Levy was prompted to look back
day appeared in the monthly reports
berore him. Delving farther still. nc
discovered that the only zero" DAYS
OF which the department. has record
since 1906 were Friday. July 10, of
that year; December is. 19I1 AMI
July 20. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
BONUS BILL WILL
FEATURE SESSION
OF LEGION TODAY

Continued from First Page.)
regular army men: second. In support
OF the extension of family allowances
10 the dependents of married servic.
men SO that they may remain in the
army and train the recruits rather
than resign to seek moro lucrative
positions for tho support OF their
families In the present era OF high
living; third, in support of tho plan
TO retire army veterans after Sifteen,
twenty or TWENTY-FIVE years. service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
t'ATERPOWER REGULATIONS
APPROVED BY COMMISSION
Fifty Informal Applications Already
Filled for Project Pcrmitx-Hcnr-
inEs to BE Held.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Rcgula-
tons dealing with requirements OF
all applications for permits and H..
ccnses under the waterpower art were
approved today by tho Federal Water
power Commission. Those governing
construction. operation and maintcn-
ance Of projects under the act are
being prepared by the commission and
probably will be promulgated in about
n month. Hearings will be had on
all sections OF the regulations. It was
said, before they are finally adopted.
About fifty informal applications
for project permits have been received
by the commission to date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
NO ONE APPEARS AT TAX
HEARING BY COMMISSION
Neither Opponents Nor Advocates of
Change tn Assessments Present
Yesterday.

Determination OF the taxable valua-
ton OF car companies before the State
Corporation Commission yesterday
morning was very brief and without
incident. as no one appeared TO op-
pose or advocate present valuations.
The commission will proceed with the
work as usual
Hearings are set for next Tuesday
morning on valuation of electric
railways and heat. light and power
companies.
On Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock the commission will hear
testimony on telephone and telegraph
company and o: canal and steamship
company values.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
GOES TO HONG KONG
Virsinian, Now Committeeman n,
Copenhagen. Transferred 10
Far East.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH !

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Announc-
ing several consular changes today
the State Department reported the
transfer of William II. Gale. now con-
sul-general ut Copenhagen. to n SINH
lar position at Hong Kong. Mr.. Gale
was appointed to the service from
Virginia Carlton Baily Hurst, Of the
District OF Columbia. now consul-gc
crai at Barcelona. has been assigned
TO be consul-Eeneral at Havana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
J. T. ANDERSON MEETS
DEATH AT OWN HANDS

Continued From First Page.)
"Tivoli." where Mrs. Anderson was
spending the summer ut the time OF
the tragedy.
During the war Mr.. Anderson gave
valuable service 10 the Federal gov
eminent, serving as dol!ar-a-year
man in departmental advisory work
at Washington.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced today. Mrs. Anderson ar
rived at home last night at 9 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
ROBERTS, TOBACCO MAN,
INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
DnnNiiic tur;ionrer Hurt Internally
and Symptoms OF Pneumonia
Have Appeared.
Especial The T.mcs-D!snatch.

TSDo0IaI % nc TIn"s- DlshatchT
DANNILI.E. VA. Sept 81. G..
Roberts. tobacco auctloncer, was Sc
riously Injured in an automobile ac-
cldent near Florence. :: G.. last Mon
day. according TO word received here.
Mrs. Roberts LEFT yesterday to be with
her husband
John Leigh. another Danvllic ,o-
hacco man. was in the automobile
when II was wrecked, but was not
harmed. Mr.. Roberts sustained in
tcrDal injuries and symptoms of pncu-
monia have nut In their appearance.
He is in the Florence Hospital. where
Rice Gwynn. another wcllknown
Danyillc tobacco man. Is recovering
from Il serious operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
"BOOT" FRY is TAKEN TO
MARYLAND FOR HIS TRIAL
Il Snfd to Have Confcsaed Part
bank Robbery mt kft1miIler,
Md. Mnv 4. itsst

alias Boot" Fry, has been taken 10
Oakland. Nd, where he will await
trial for his part in the robbery OF
kitzmiller (Md) National Bankfai
tiers. of Garrett County, Maryland,
came to Woodstock to claim the pris.
oner. rs
Boot" Fry, who Is n member OF
the NeT gang of Helltown outlaws,
after grilling examination several
weeks ago, confessed to his part Iii
the robbery. Paul and Dave Men;
robbed the bank, are serving terms
in the Virginia penitentiary foritryS
ing to murder Sheriff Stoner whild
he was attempting to arrest them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
Issue. Labor Day proc,om,,,o,

mayor A!nslie has issued tic
osnal Labor Day proclamation. &C.
ciarinE next Monday a legal holiday
ana ordering all public Offices closed
ana work suspended. so far as nos
SINE. in all city departments. Direc-
Tor OF Public Welfare Myers recently
authorized the heads OF the bureaus
In his department to relieve ali eS-
service men or duty during the re-
many OF the city employees the neyt
three days will be days of rest and
recreation. gnu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
ITALIAN LABOR SEXES
FACTORIES IN LOMBARDY
Fatal Rioting in Genoa Follows the
Rising and Minister'S Are
Mcdlating.

BY oss-A;lantic Newspaper Service.
MILAN, Sept. 3.--Thc seizure or
factories In Lombardy by the work
InSmen has been initiated throughout
Italy. Workmcn are running all the
big industrial concerns In Leagiu and
Piedmont.
Fatal rioting has resulted in Genoa
from the rising Of the laborcrs, and
the Minister OF Labor and the labor
confederation are attempting to me-
date.