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Kansas City Produce

KANSAS CITY, oct .--Butter-Cream-
cry SIC, packing acc. Eggs--FirHts $50
6Oc: seconds ~ sc.
Poultry--Iiens soc. broiiers S3c. springs
34c' roos'ers l7c.
Potatoes ti.I0di5o
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NEW YORK. oct 4-Prlme mercantile
paper - exchange Irregular, sterling go
day bills 3,A3i3 commercial GO-day bills
on banks at3h commercial Co-day bills
Sl3; demand 3ish cables 3.fsa
lrancs-Dcmand 672; cables 67i
Marks--Demand i.Gl cables IGl
Greece--DCmaud I.O2
New York exchange on Montreal 9h
per cent discount
=, Government bonds strong; railroad bonds.
firm
Time loans steady; co days, 90 days and
months q as per cent
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Chicago Potatoea

CHICAGO, Oct 4--Potatoes weak; re.
ceipts 81 cars. Minnesota and Michigan
and Wisconsin round white sacked 5000 n
22b; Minnesota and pakots early Ohigs
tGlOU4'2b, Jersey cobblers t2.3
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through the kirkwood alleys TO the
home ~ Marshall weiss. where h.
was taken in until clothing was sent
him from his home.
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Metal Mark rt.

NEW YORK, oct 4--Lear steady. srot
.buH 40. Zinc uuiet, East St Lou is
delivery spot 7.4OQ755
Nt Londgn' Lear, spot f3i i2s Cd: IN.
tutc7 $50 los. Zinc, spot f4O i5s. futures
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Call Money steady

NEW IORK, Oct I-Cali money steady
high - Tow z, ruling rate Z. closing bid
4, offered az Z. last foan Z. bank accent
anCcs Ga per cent.
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Chicago Futures.
Knnsns CI,Y IttInrc-


KANSAS .Ct1Y, oct Close: wheat
December fl9l. March tiSst. Corn
December rs nc, May Sl7. qS2c.
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LIVE STOCK

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct 4.aCAtte 3 500 .
market lower steers and COWS Csc lowrt.
Stuckcrs 20 10 40c lower, steers $500 rBOo.
c"vs and hcitcrs ftoou 90. cpIvgs 81
O. H. stnckcrs ana feeders So uUffs 3D.
HOGS Receipts 81 500. market uueVeuly
lower and weak. started at S1i5N. hut
TOOK best Mind to brnE much over $3.50.
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Texas livestock

FORT WORTH, oct Cattle Re
CENTS 5000 head market steady. boc,cs
~ voU UN. 80, stockcrs foWs cows and
htiters $500 n S.bOi Calves StupupbO
Hogs Receipts LOO. market Zoe al
vance. liant t5iS0ibI5, heavy t15.ou1
lh.ia, medium ltid15.
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Il. Watts LeaUing for
ENGLAND.

X watts. formerly connected
with the Oklahoma Petroleum and
Gasoline company both in the loqal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05

Seaweod, chemically treated. fire.
proofcd and made into pads, forms
a new material for sound proofing
walls.
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New York Enturcs.
Daily Cotton Table.

.NEw YonY, Oct l,-spot cotton quiet;
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eioMslE3w YORK, Oct. Liberty bonds
,,,fs 'oi7o; first Is $500; second Is
n.8i; first 4hs 5000; second as
.,s -. Victory Shs sss.1s: Victory iss
The evening world., 1920-10-21
ATTORNEY,
JUSTICE OF PEACE
AND BRIDE FIRED ON
Auto Bandits Foiled in At
tempted Hold-Up of Suffolk
County Officials.

District Attorney Leroy NJ. Young
Of suffolk County, PAU Naley. jus
tlce OF the Peace 81 Amityvillc, l..
L. and his bride Of five days were
dred OF last night on the road from
Babylon to 81 James by a gang Of
automobile bandits who attempted 10
hold them up The arrival OF two
other cars on the scene put the high
waymen 10 flight
Mr. Bailey was driving bis ma
chine at moderate speed when me
heard a command To halt coming
from a car behind. Turning. ne and
Mr.. Young saw six or seven men Ia
the car, who repeated the order 10
stop. Mr. Young counscllcd mote
speed and Mr.. Bailey put IL on ana
dashed ahead nut n few minutes
later the rcnr car spccded mp, passed
and then halted The men In Il
alghtcd and barred the road. Heed
less of this, Mr. Bailey continued on
and as his car swept by the men Ave
shots were fired by them. but no ono
In the Bailey car WIS struck Then
came the other two cars and the
bandits sprong into their machine and
hastCuod away
The evening world., 1920-10-21
TWO OFFICES RAIDED WHEN
HETTRICK REFUSES TO GIVE
Up CONTRACTORS RECORDS
Papers Held by Attorney and
Mrs. Amin, Wanted at
Building Inquiry, Seized.
LAWYER IN CONTEMPT.
Withheld Documents on
Ground That Builders Are His
Individual Clients.

The offices Of John r. HettrclS pt
No. 1876 broadway an attorney for tho
members "as individuals" OF various
groups OF men engaged in the build
ing trades. were raidcd this afternoon
by Deputy state Attorney General
Samuel \. Berger and truclSload Of
books and papers removed
At the same time the offices con
Quoted by Mrs. Mary II. Amin in
cooperation with HcttrIck. at 40.
l65 West 3ist Street were raidol.
Berger said tho Attorney Generals
office had information that clerks in
Mrs Annon's office had destroyed GER
tain papers in the files there this
morning.
The warrants were issued on ap-
plicatlou OF the Attorney Geneul by
Chief city Magistrate McAdoo and
entrusted TO Detective Barton r. WI
son OF the District Attorneys sttan
FOR execution.
Tho raids followed The refusal of
Ucttrlck at the morning session Of
the Lockwood Legislative Committee
investigating the so-cailcd building
materials conspiracy TO produce such
rpcords .ag he had relative 10 tho nC-
The evening world., 1920-10-21
NEW YORK CENTRAL
TRAIN IS ROBBED;
SCARED CHILD SHOT
Passengers on Pullman Sleeper
Herded Up While Bandits
Take Their ValuableS.

BUFFALO, oct 2i.--Wlm rc-
yolvcrs popping and bullets whizzlng
through the car bandits invaded a
sleeper attached to "a Now York Ccn-
wal train In the Buffalo yards. forced
the passengers from their bcrths. as-
scmplcd them In a shIvering group
and searched them and their be-
longinEs Tor money and iewclry.
George Sinclair, traimnan who at
tempted % bar the bandits from the
car was shot In the leg
Mary Jauo Smith OF Cleveland.
thirtoee years old. q passenger who
was TOO terrified 90 leave her berth
whom ordered ny the robbers, was
slightly wounded by a. bullet fired
through the curtains.
John and Stanley Depka, brothers
were arrested half an hour after the
toldup They were Identified by tho
passengers. Il is believed there Were
three other men In the gang. sta
toned outside TO shoot up any fore,
attempting 90 enter the sleeping ear
The train was standing at Clinton
and Lord Streets, remote spot one
report states that three men boarded
the locomotive and covered the enc
gncer aud fireman with rev1iyers
TWO others jumped ON the rear
platform OF the last Pullman. their
rcvolycrs In their hands Sinclair
barred the door and one OF the ban
The evening world., 1920-10-21
ASSAILANT
IS BELIEVED TO Be
. THE 'PEEPING TOM
Staten Island Police Capture
Man Supposed to Have Been
Terror to Women.
IDENTIFIED BY VICTIM.
Had Been in Reformatory for
'Peeping"-IIe Is Spirited
Away From Mob.

The "Peeping Tom" OF Staten Island
who has torrorizcd scores OF women
and children by Appearing at their
bcdsidcs In the early hours OF the
morning, IS believed 90 be a man
captured to-day by the police, after
an attack ON Patricia Olds. nine years
old, IN the woods back Of the little
town Of Arrochar.
Little Patricia. who lives with her
parents at Barrett Manor. Arrochor
was on her way 20 school about S.45
o'clock, following the tracks Of the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad
Company when a man stepped out Of
the woods ana picking her up In his
arms, carried her back into the
thickGt The chnl ran home as soon
as she was released ana the Staple
ton police were notified when she
told her story
Detective scrgt James Graham
with four potrolmon hurried 20 Ar
rochor In an automobile and In fifteen
minutes had coruorcd tho girls as
sailont Patricia hystcrically idcnu-
fed the man and the police rushed
him 90 stap,Nun fearing mob yio-
loncc, for crowd of men ana women
had gathered and was securing tho
woods Cpr the wretch.
Tho man arrested was Identified as
william o. Hcarn, for whom Dctcc-
tive Graham has been hunting for
for weeks as the "pccpcr" Tho po-
lice have sent for tcn-yoar-uld Helen
Blossom of Glove Road, Concord S.
L, who they say was assaulted nuo
days ago while ON her way 20 school.
20 learn n she can Identify Hearn as
nor nssaiiant
Icnm was arrested and convicted
three years ago as Tom the Pepper" ,"
ana sent 90 "a roformatory A. that
time me had visited not less than a
hundred homes IN and around staple
ton, but had never attempted vIo-
Ionco lie seemed content 20 scale
porches, open windows ana gaze ON
sleeping girls and women, take their
drapcrles and flee. Tho police sew
oral times pursued him, but hc was
an elusive customer, and II was Ions
before they got him
The "pooper' repewcd his visit,
about two months ago, since when d,
has been seen IN homes at Arrochur
Fort Wadsworth, Roscbank, Clifton
stapleton. Tompknsyule and Wcs
New brighton Sometimes the sleeper
awakened under his gaze, am alarm
would be given, but he would be on
Of sight before the police could b,
notified, on other occasions his visit
were not discovered until a sleepInl
girl or young woman awakened mex
morning 20 find her clothes gone.
Cluzens posses were organized tC
watch for him, but morning OF Tvs,
after the visit IN one place ne woulJ
be heard from some other town on M,
island. once he was shot al and one,
he got away when "a policeman Wll
about TO lay hands on him
Tho feeling against the muragde
runs high boo the Island towns. HaC
ne been caught by the citizens 90 wal
said to-day that the police woull
have had no further worry about him
The evening world., 1920-10-21

LONDON, oct. u ASSOCIATED PreS)The coal strike situation
took unexpected and grave turn h afternoon when the railway
and transport workers announced that they would strike sympathy
with the miners unless negotiations between the Government
miners reopened
The railroad mems delegates issued what virtually ulnau
TIE aIs members would cease work Sunday at
midnight unless the strike settled negotiations which would effect
q settlement tegm by Sllurlay. ---------
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DOCTORS
FEED M'SWINEY
F.. IN HIS DELIRIUM
When Revived,
Protests That He Has
Been Tricked.
ENTERS HIS 10th DAY.
Home Secretary Declares "For-
cible Feeding Consisted
Of Holding Cup to Lips.

LONDON, oct 2l.--ln tho House OF
Commons to-day Edward Shortt the
Home Secretary said that until yes
tcrday the doctors had given Lord
Mayor Mac Swinoy only medicine,
but yesterday, during scml-consclous,
ness. they gave him little liquid
food. holding the cup 20 his lips The
swallowing, De- said. was voluntary
The Sclf-DctormInatloh Lcnguc'g
account OF the feeding said that tho
Lord Mayor upon rcgaining con-
sciousncss, detected tho taste OF the
meat Juice and said 10 a Sister near
him:
"Thoy trlcked me, and ! didn't know
IT,"
Laps.rg into do.lrlum again, con-
tinucd tine account tho Lur Mayor
waved hls arms violently and shouted .
"Tukc It away"
MacSwucy was dclrlous during
virtually an last night, the League
bulletin declared. tho attacks Tor
the greater part OF the t.mc taking a
violent form. After chrDuleIIug the
incident NJ tho feeding OF the prls-
oucr with meat Juice, THE bulletin
concluded:
Nt should he made clo1r that
the meat Juice given the Lord Mayor
during his dolirum ON the sixty
ninth day W his fast was the
first nourshmcnt which had passed
his lips since hiH arrest on Aug. H."
Tho Brxton Prison officials were
continuing to-day to put Iiquld nutri-
mont ln Lord Mayor MocSwIncy's
mouth during his periods of dciirum.
it was declared n Tho noon bulletin OF
the Irish soIi-Dctcrminatun League
ON the Lord Mayors condition.
This bulletin stated the Lord Mayor
continued IN a dclrious condition all
the morning. ot times being violent
and at other times qu.ctcr. MS
limbs. 70 was said, worried spasmod-
ically an the time llo was momcn-
tarIly calm as tho bulletin was issued
The Lord Mayor, lt was added. ala
not recognize relatives who visltod
him during the morning.
The Leagues WId-aftcTnoon bulle-
| tin said. "Thp Lord MAYO, continues
| IN dcl.rious state. but ls CalmCr flo
| stll fails 40 recognize uis relatives
| Doctors who have just visited him
say there is serious development of
/ scurvy"
The evening world., 1920-10-21

y &c. Thomas general secretary OF
tho National Union OF Railwaymen.
announced that the delegates OF the
ailwaymcn had decided "to instruct
the general secretary % intimate 20
Premier Lloyd George that unless tho
miners claims arc granted or negu-
tiatlong resumed boy saturday which
will result iu settlement we shall 10
cnmpsllcd 90 take tho necessary steps
20 Instruct an our members I'm Eng.
land, Scotland and Wales TO cease
work. IN addition telegram is bo,
Ing despatched TO AN members to be
prepared 20 cease work az midnight Of
sunday next unless they hear TO the
contrary"
Tho transport workers delegates
issued a statement along virtually the
same lines as that VI the railway men.
Pressure is also being excrted by
the Trade Union Congress and Par
hamentary Committee OF the labor
men 10 force the Government to waive
all prior considerations and call It's
own and the miners representatives
together Immediately
The British Cabinet went into sos-
sion at once on the announcement
that the railway workers had voted
sympathetic strike with the coal
miners. News OF tho "surpris vote"
OF the railway delegates was received
while tho House of Commons was IN
session and members OF the Cabinet
..It Immediately
The Government Is understood To
De- standing hrm on the ground that
amy increase in wages must have ref
erence 20 increased production. but IS
willing to reopen the negotiations ir
the miners recognize this principle.
Tho Press Association this evening
says It understands the district dele
gates OF the miners have been sum-
moued 20 a conference In London.
The London correspondents OF both
Tho Manchester Guardian and tho
sheffield Daily Telegraph state In
their dispatches they were Informed
that az yesterdays meeting u the
National Union OF ItaIwaymcn.
Secretary Thomas was defeated .p
his nght against sympathetic strike
but succeeded In getting an adjourn
wcut % the meeting until to-day.
lt was reported the division ~
opinion among raHwaymen tina
morning was not 80 much on the
.ssuo NJ supporting tho miners. 10
which there ls little opposition. as on
Tho quesb.o OF whether action should
be deferred few days IN the hopa
that some development might occur.
The executive body OF the Trans
port Workers Federation held a
meeting to-day after which secre-
tary Robert Williams made the fol-
lowing statement,
Unless something tangible han
pens between the Government. who
are responsible for the negotiations
ON tho owners side. and the Miners
Federation In the next twenty four
hours tho issue win have 10 be Joined
between the whole % the WORKING
The evening world., 1920-10-21
John %. barrett HIt by Train, pies

GREENWICH, Conn oct John
ID. Barrett slxty-seycu years old. diol
90 tH. Greenwich Hospital last night
a- tu, result OF AN accident ar ne
vcstboJnd railroad station yesterday
mouluE. Wncn hc was struck by %
Sew Haven express train bound ur
Now York Mr Barrett Wus member
ol fgr New Yorh marine insurance
Nrw af Johnson d Higgins uud Dl-
rector and -toCkhOlder i the Colonial
Iron Company He was member of
tho New York YaGht Club. COrinthiun
Yacht club, udiau Hurbor Yught ClIh
ana Greenwich County CLUB,
The evening world., 1920-10-21
HYLAN TAKES ~
COMMAND IN JAM
OF BRIDGE TRAFFIC
Leaves Auto and Shouts Orders
Until the Tangle Is Straight
sneI Out

"illtEE hundred people ilftod
their eyebrows 20 surprise
this morning when they saw
Mayor Iyian hustle OUT OF his au-
tomob,lc IN the middle of "a traf-
flo Jam on Williamsburg Bridge
and take energetic command OF
tho situation
Tho Mayor shouted arlora %
truck drivers and chaurfou-a nud
made suggestions 20 tho traffic
police. And 10 must have done
somo good because ma tonglo
certainly dld got itself straight
cucd Out uftor while
They arc trying n now idea ou
tho bridge now ana thus for it
nas not worked very we'll Tho
south roadway wug delivered a
the exclusive uso OF motor trucks
and horse dlmwu vehicles 20 and
from brooklyn The north road
way was reserved for other wee
hiulos going % Manhattan.
The evening world., 1920-10-21
WOMAN LOSES EYE
IN GAME OF GOLF
Mrs. j. II. Garrett Injured by
Ball Driven by Mrs.
Trumbull.

a gof ball driven by Mrs. o.. r..
Trumbull on The links Of the Engineers
country club. Roslyn. T.. T.. yostor lay
afternoon. struck Mrs. @. H. Garrett Iu
tho ego and destroyed the sight OF q.
Mrs. Garrett was takcl 20 the LrnoN
Hospital, Manhattan. and every effort
made TO save tho injured member. but
90 no avail. Mrs. TrumbulI and Mrs
Garrett were playing IN a foursome.
The evening world., 1920-10-21
TEMPORARY SERVICE FUNDS
S6,539,675 SCREEN TO HIDE
FAT JOBS FOR POLITICIANS
HARDING SAYS
HE WOULD THROW
OUT ARTICLE x
Makes Answer to Telegram Ask
ing Him TO "Quit
PuSyfooting."
ROCHESTER,, n. y, oct. 2l.

A CCEPTANCE OF Articlo-N.
~ Of the League OF Ma
tlons covenant would
mark the final surrender OF
Americas constitutional integ-
rity Senator Harding declared
here to-day.
A message handed Harding
as he stepped to the platform
asked him TO tell where he
stands on the League "and quit
pussyfooting."
81 don't think that my friend
will accuse me Of pussyfootlng
II he will listen to this" Senator
Harding replied "As president
will never submit the treaty
10 the Senate with Article y.
in H."
The evening world., 1920-10-21

Tho raid IN thc Auuln 0ihcCs IN
West 3lA street was started after
Mrs. Amin, who is recording sccrc-
tary of the Cut Stone Contractors or
ganizatlon was excused from the
committee room to get certain papers
from her files. She was accompanied
by y. l.. GoldsteIn, assistant counsel
10 Mr.. Untcrmycr. He reported 20 the
committee that Mrs Amin I'm
mcdatcly on entering her office de-
stroycd two letters MTs. Amin as
serted these letters were personal and
that she had given 20 Goldstein all OF
The papers In the office which were
The evening world., 1920-10-21
ACCUSED OF PRISON FRAUD.
Defendant CHARGED with seeking
Money from Prisoners Relation,

william A. MoCnhe. confidential agent
NJ the Superintendent of State Prisons.
appeared 100 tho Essex Market Court 20
day and said hc had a list Of six Inn
posters who make practice OF seeking
money from relatives OF Imprisoned mon
by promising 10 Eet them out of Jan
The specific case Iu hand Was thut OF
Joseph Eprkowitz. 40. gl5 simpson
Street tho Bronx. accused OF attempt
Ing 90 get $500 from Minnie MNllock SO
sIa FIfth Street. 0y representing that ho
could gtf htr hrnthcr.lu-lH out Of
fall BcrkOwItz waived examination and
was held lu g. 600 ban on a. charge OF
attempting grand larceny
The evening world., 1920-10-21
Locomotive noiIer ErpIodes, Three
Killed.

BATAVIA, s. g.. OCT. 2l-Threo
tralumru vcro killed when tho boiler OF
Sow York Central Railroad engine A-
plol,I milo east or tho station her.
this morlinE william j. Cobb of Buf-
ml1. raEucer and Fireman WaHn wer,
Instantly Killed A student drcmln
whose name has not beea learned died
on Ihe way 20 hospital
The evening world., 1920-10-21
CAN PRETTY GIRLS
"VAMP" THEIR WAY
THROUGH COLLEGE?
Natural For Instructor to BE In
nuencei by Pleasing Appearance
and Personality Says Professor.

htltkElafh can't OCT. IL
VVTHETHER the cyc brow
w pencil and pDochy
complexion are mlghtcr
than the fountain pen and "a high
forehead are questions uFltating
the University OF California to-
day
The agitation followed the pub
llcotion Of nm editorial In the
Daily Californian charging that
pretty girls, with occasional rec
sort 10 feminine wlles can
"yomp' their way Via a profcs-
sor's heart 10 the head of the
class and high marks.
"Thc editorial ls psycholog-
icolly sound" declared Prof
Warner Brown " the Depart
ment NJ Psychology 1T is quite
natural for an instructor 10 be
Influenced fayoably by a pleas
ing appearance and personality"
Prof prohcrt, dean OF tho COLI
lego Of mining said: while it
is true that some Of our men are
susceptible 10 feminine charms.
[ don't think that a woman can
get very far in college ON good
looks alone"
The evening world., 1920-10-21
One-Third of Budget Appro-
priations Spent on Jobs for
Friends Of Office Holders.
VACATIONS AN EXPENSE
Men off Duty Replaced I'm
neceSSarily-WaSte in All
Five BoroughS.

About onc-thrd OF tho total appro-
priations granted 10 the five Borough
Presidents Of Greater New York is
devoted to tho payment OF salaries
and wages In the item OF Temporary
service" The amount granted the
Borough Presidents in the 1921. tentn-
i've budget aggregates S2o,OOo,OoO, Of
which ss,53967S IS allotted 10 tempo
rary service" in the following propor-
tions:
Manhattan Borough Presi-
dent ..,,....,.......... l,790.377
Brooklyn Borough President i.625.lS6
Queens Borough President. 1898. 23l
Bronx Borough President, 97Al39
Rlchgond Borough prcsi-
dent .................... 746.742
Total .................... S6.539,G75
The allowance Tor salaries and wages
~ temporary employees IN departments
subject 90 increase or diminution OF
working forces because Of the changes
OF the seasons, was originally designed
= TO take care Of additional workmcn re-
uuired on construction work when out-
door improvements such AS paving,
street repair and sewer building and
repair, arc under way a.. the spring,
summer and autumn months
Actually tlrc proposition has worked
out 10 take care OF political appontccs
by putting an army OF men in as tcm-
porary employees 10 do work which
should be done by men on the per
manent payroll. This is particularly
true in the line Of engineering and in
spcction.
But Temporary service" figures also
IN the appropriations of departments
which are not subject 20 seasonal luc-
tuations OF employee personnel. II
runs all through the budget and
anywhere II Ia found It S. safe TO say
that u wholly or partially camou-
Aages political patronage.
cITYs LlBERALiTY IN vAcA.
TIoNs COSTLY TO THE PEOPLE
Furthermore, the Temporary ser
vico" item Ia used as cloak for pat
ronage under tho new law which
grants 20 each city employee three
weeks vacation every year, This op,
plies 20 per diem and salaried work
ers. Tho law provides that In the case
af salaried employees II is discretion.
airy with the C9mmissioner or bureau
CHIEF to grant two or three weeks
vacation, but no Commissioner ul
head OF department has thus tar re.
stricted any employee TO two weeks
vacation, and unless human. nature
undergoes a radical change none eyel
will.
In many lines OF business outs.d,
municipal government ina tho city o.
New Yorb vacations arc given Co am
ployees--almost invariably r.str.cte.
(Continucd on Nnth Plgel
The evening world., 1920-10-21
TWO labor unions, 100000
MEN, DETERMINE TO SUPPORT
100000 STRIKING MINERS

Railway Men Issue Ultimatum That
All Work Will Cease Sunday
Unless Negotiations Are Resumed
- Transport Workers Make
Similar Threats.
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