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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
Preacher Lured
To Lonely Spot;
Bound, Slugged

Council Bluffs. la, Del. So
Lured TO a lonely part CT the city
by fake telephone call last night,
the Rev Or. o. &. Cleveland, pas
tor Of the Dodge Memorial church.
and prominent in civic affairs, was
slugsed, bound and GAGGED BY four
thScs who threw him into an auto
mobile truck, soaked his clothes IN
oil and then set fire 70 tAe car.
He saved himself from being
burned to death BY rolling out o.
the truck.
Two boys playing nearly were at
trscteo BY the blazing car, found
Or. Cleveland He was .@ken 20 a
local hospital where Il ~as report
ed today his condition was critical.
Or. Cleveland said he was certain
that the rctive for ths attack on
him was revenge fer steps taken
by him 70 suppress wave Of crime
in the section Of the city IN which
his church is located.
He said that his sssaiIa-ts were
young ard that he believed he
could identify ore Of them.
He is 81 years oic ana is mar
ried.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
WHEN BOY WAS LYNCHED
HARR[LD SAID NOTHING
Why Colorcd Voters Are Cold on
the Republican Candidate For
Senate. Has No Human
Sympathy

"IlI say this" said FELL known
colorcd politician this morning, "the
candidacy OF Mr. Harreld does not
rest well with the coloret voters u
logan county and Oklahoma County.
or The state for that mater Not
that the voters are stueg on Scott
Ferris. but they don't llke Haricld's
attitude. He has at no time eyinccd
any interest In the colored brother.
"A big case ia In point A few
weeks ago. Claude Chandler aged
rs. Woodworking negro hoy. waa
captured when tho Chandler place
Was aided In Springyala township
Old man Chandler and two enforce
meni officers we're killed. When the
trouble started the Chandler boy ran
and hid In the barn. He was noi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
li.NIi,i MILLER SIIS
SOtIH SEAS sEIsiCE

Service ~ Hawaii. the Paradise ~
the Pacific. IS tho fortunate lot of
f.emuci G Miller. the con OF Mira
Susie Miller, of sg2 north First street
Young Miller joined tho Marines III
their recrulting station lu penvcf
Colorado. on September Goth. 1919
and before sailing on the transport
for far-off Hawaii. had served nt the
big Marine Corps Post a. Mare
island. California whore he received
his course Of instruction in the many
tricks OF tho sea soldiers trade
Marines on duty az Pearl fIGrbor
make frequent trips 20 Honolulu au1
20 other points ~ interest IN the
Islands. IN Hawaii the main diver.
sion Is swimming. and at WAIKIKI
Beach. Honolulu. thcre Is all.year.
round bathing Tho climate OF these
Islands Ia one Of the most desirable
IN tho world. the thermometer regis
tering IN the neighborhood Of seven
~ degrees every day In the year.
Due 70 phenomenal atmospheric con.
dltion. ralnbows arc often seen al
night IN the foothills and canyons
back OF Honolulu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
LEAGUE JOINT DEBATE
HARDLY OR0LL, BUT DRY
Local Attorneys Argue on the
Peace Covenant and Four
teen Points At City
Hall

An audience fairly wal divided
between Democrats and Republicans
all Interested and all good natured.
heard the joint debate on The League
Of Nations at the city hall last alght
between Joseph Wisby aal Attorney
Bassett. both residents of this city.
The Republicans whether prepon
dorant or not SCENE dto stir up &
irifle more applause thaa the Dem
mics Judge Adams WAS tottle hold
er for Bassett and Judge Bierer func
toned likewise for Wisby.
On the toss-up. Wisby was given
the first round. and al once '~tered
into an exposition OF the handiwork
OF Versailles He made / clean-cut,
incisive explanation OF the moot
points of the covenant. feid OF VIII
sons work. the obstruction tactics OF
Dne senate, and what tha League
meant for the future peace OF Ameri-
ca when she sobered up and became
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
LIONS ENTERTAIN MINISTER
At NOON DAY LUNCHEON
Winter Sports To Be Started
Soon; City Hall Secured For
volly Ball Court Entertain
ment Committee Named

Dr. j. N. Stephenson the new Su.
perintendent OF Guthrie district Of
the Methodist church was guest OF
Lion Lehew at the MONDAY luncheo
al the Lions club at the lone Friday
and delighted the ciub with short
talk which Was intersperced with
several sallies Of Scotch wit, The
doctor is taking the place of former
superintendent Dr. L. NJ. Potts aud
will lake his home in Guthrie and
become one Of US, as he sz-ared the
club. Wv
The committee that had charge of
providing a place for winter sports.
fron'lngad on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
COUNTY FISCAL AGENTS
LET BRIDGE CONTRACTS
Large Concrete Steel Bridge TO
Span Cottonwood Al Foot of
Division Street Hirschi
Makes Suggestions

County commissioners met yaster
day afternoon and opened bids oa
several bridges and culverta to ba
built IN the county The Pioneer
CONSTRUCTION company. being the low
est bidder waa given all the work.
Among tho contracts let was ona
for handsome bfld4e that win apau
The Cottonwood az the foot of pltt
ison street When completed ii win
bo tho most auha'aullal uldRa ID thA
county The bridge win b. con.
structed from solid concfete ant
steeI ana VIII have broad. double
driveway with pedestrian palha ON
either sides
y. = llIrachl chairman of the
board Is much pleascd with the aus
cess o. securing thla fine bridge flr
Guthrie and augeaNta thar The Caam
her of Commerce arrange with the
Public Service company for the Tn.
stalIaton Of four electric lights with
the word Welcome To Guthrie ar
ranged hetween tho llehla on The
South Side Of the bridge and thn
worda "Good.bye. Come Again" on !
sign board between The iIghts on tha
North end Of the bridge Tho now
bridge viii DO completed hy tho flrat
of the year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
FIRST TRIN Al ny Returns
VERDICT OF GUILTY BIT
MAKES SENTENCE -
YEARS IN PRISON
"RAGGED STRANGER" IS
IDENTIFIED As SOLDIER
NIFE-Sl- AVER Will. HIVE
TO FACE TRIAL. \ >EtO\p
TIME: PROSEtlIoR
HOPES 10 SEND HiN
TO THE CHAIR

rh,eaco Oct. so Tae ragged
stranger for whose mu 7aer SAT-
wanaerer i s,ill under indictment
vas identified today as Jo''n Barrett
ex4s, anadian soldier.
The identification was inside a 'he
cyansy morene hy tiereeT' Potter
also i Canadian who sa'a he @aa
known Barrett ven for son'e tme
prior to the murder.
He led detectives to the he'ei
where NJ said Barrett hal been stay
,nr about that time, and the register
showed John Barress written daily
until the day Of the wAneerey mnF'
der.
IN 1 confession introduced in she
trial Of wanderer. for sha murdsf
af his wife and her unbcn babe
wanderer said he hired the stranger
10 stage fake hold.up which ~on1d
Give him an opportunity = shoot MS
wife and also confess shooting the
stranger TO conceal his testimony
In the trial wanderer reaudiated thss
confession.
Members IL thc district attorneys
staff said today they were Undecided
whether 10 prosecute wanlerer fo'
the strangers murder unsa the out
come Of the first trial witch close
yesterday ia a verdict II gaiity
wanderer who was sentenced 70
twenty-five years in the pe7itentlarf.
was jubilant today at having escaped
qhe hangnn's rope He raia 'rlou; ?
to his attorney. Benedict J. short.
Il knew they couldn't creek me,
he said. Il owe everything to Ber
Short. He told me not 80 worry
knew ia never swing.
II was said In legal circles today
that assuming good behaiycr the yer
die, is equivalent to thir'sen years
and nine months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
334 MILES Of SEALS
SENT TO THE STATE
Christmas Seal Drive Of Tuber-
culosis Association VIII Be
Interesting; About the
Stamps

Three hundred and thirty-four
miles Of TUBERCULOSIS Christmas seals
have been shipped "a tbs Oklahoma
Pahlic Health association lere. ard
will Ne pat Oh sale throughout the
state from December 70 Is Pub.
ilc health work in Oklahoma ia sup
ported largely By the sale OF these
stamps.
10 give hetter idoa of The mum
ber 81 stamps they would make a
line, il placed end to end. Sufficient.
" long 10 stretch, from buffalo. in
Beaver county. 20 KEYS. the most
aouthasterly town ia McCurtaia
county. II they we're placed ID a
line running north and south they
would stretch entirely across the
state with a liberal nntnhcr extend
ing into Both Kansas ani Texas.
The exact number of the seals
sent to Oklahoma is 20.ooooo They
will sch for one cent each. and they
are used during the holiday season
every year as seal for letters.
packages. etc.
In addition TO the Sc lIs. Health
Bonds ia denomination ranging
from SIS 10 $1,000 VII BE- sid IN OK.
lah0ma this year THESES are d.
signed somewhat along the lines OF
Liberty bonds. exce9f faa. the In
ieresi coupons guarantee a dividend
af health and happiness
The health bonds are Ia iefully en-
gFaved and are suitable foi framing.
Many business and professional men
bought them last year. AMI now have
them framed IN their Offices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Halifax. Oct. 30.--The American
Schooner, Esperanto. today won the
first race In the international fisher
mems regatta of Halifax hsrbor.
She will meet the cnsdian contend.
er DeIrwans again Monday, in anoth-
er Contest, which II she is victorious,
for the second time will give her the
championship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Wall Street. without attempting to
answer him. have round.y abused
him. and set to work win renewed
yigor TO get his official scalp.
The main points In the disturbance
Williams has raised are not difficult
to grasp. Under the New York bonk.
ing law. II Ii lawful for lender 10
charge any rate OF interest on DE
mand loan Of $1,000 or more. That
Is. there IL no provision for usury on
this sort OF loan In New York. as
there Is In most states
A demand loan is one which may
be called In By the banker any mo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

New York, Oct. 30.-s1ould Cor
ernor Cox be defeated as Wall Stree.
believes he will be. the chief source
OF Wall Streets Joy will be the re-
tirement Of the present comptroller
OF the currency ia wasnInton. There
are many degrees OF antagonism, but
the deepest degree Is that felt by
Wall Street for John SIX slton VII
Ilsms. who holds that position. Al
present be is serving in the llace
Hithout pay. The senatorial cabinet
refused TO confirm him when he was
re-zrDointed by President Wilson.
The sntagonism to Comptroller
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
Why Wall Street Money Leaders Are Sore At Williams


Williams by Wall street Il due TO
williams habif OF speaking out In
meeting. Wall Street believes that
this disqEiets the country.
AS an example Of this Comptroller
Williams recently aroused the flnan.
cial district by denounciag the high
rates charged on loaned money which
must be paid on demand.
Williams announced that these
hiah rates worked a rank injustice
20 all sections OF the country outside
New York and injured legitimate.
as distinguished from speculative.
business. Since bis announcement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
CONDITION or CLEARING
HOUSE BANKS TODAY

View York. oct e0-The actual
condition Of Clearinghouse banks and
irus. companies for the week shows
that they hold $685.. $50 reserve in
excess cf legal requirements Tals
is an increase Of ss7.e72. .270 from last
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30


very large, OF course, Comptroller
Williams has pointed o4s that tha
aall loans carried by Ney York and
correspondent banks may reach
above million dollars. and an ad.
vance ia the renewal rate from per
cent to rs per cent for one day would
add s3e0fo0 to the net profits OF the
lending banks for that day. lie cites
that on six days In January OF this
year the net interest profit ON al
increase OF the renewal rate for cali
money was three million dollars.
Now Wall Street has ase for fhis
device In Its speculatIons spd 4, does
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

ment II is used by brokers on the
New York Stock EXCHANGE specula
tions.
Once every day a committee OF
brokers. whose identity is more or
less concealed. meets more or less
secretly and announces that the call
money rate on that day ahAll be s
or 10 or Is or more per cent. This
rate having been fixed. Is posted In
the stock exchange. '.hereupon.
thoss who borrow call poney are
charged that rate by The banks.
Call Loans Large.
These loans In the aggregate arc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
Fort Smith Man
Robbed of $4,000
BY Mem Methot

ST. louis. OCT. ao.---A man VIII
says he IL Joseph Alexander,
stock.ralssr o. Fort Smith. ARK
reported 10 officials n ST.. Loul
county. whsr~ hr had been haId
prisoner since last Mosday. Hl
eaptors. he asserted. tortured an
compelled him 70 align a check NJ
$4,000 on bank AZ Fort Smith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30


not relish an attack upon II but n
Williams manner on afta.k which
ritates Wall street more than the
tack itself For Williams Insists
pointing out these things.
First: Some Of the money loar
at 10 per cent or more rs hen~
cured By the tenders from the Fed
al Reserve banks az times at ad
age rates OF less than er ccn}
Second That this high rate Ord
money In from other sections ar
country where Il Is needad and I
@ ~
Continued on paga|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
Continued on Page 5

Mrs George Perry. Socialist can.
didate for County Commissioners
says she Is not In the fight for the
purpose OF aiding Or. Gulley. as has
been reported u am in the race 10
win and am making my own ngat
for the place. and am aiding ~ other
party's candidate" she said today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Tho November term OF dlstri
court viii begin grinding next Thar
day November I, with Judge Swaf
presiding The FIRST three days wi
be devoted 20 hearing motions al
demurrers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
BID FOR FOUR MILLION MADE
EnR 100 MILLION PRoPERT,

Washington, Oct 5o.---ossiy ono BID
for the Hog Island shipysrd, an Of
fer Of s<.oooooo. from the Bstds
Brothers Steel corporation cf New
York was received today BY the ship
ping board. Chairman Benson an
noYnced that the bid would be re-
jected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Newport The concrete steamer
Cape Fear was sunk In Narrangan-
sett Bay In a collision with the City
OF Atlanta At late hour 10 n
the crew OF "a OF the sanken vessel
were unaccounted for.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
CRAZY MAN IN TEXAS

JAIL HANGS HIMSELF
Houston, Texas. Oct 30.--Georpe
c. Stearns, Al years old, hanged
himself in the insanity ward OF the
county jail here early this mo-
ir1. Strips torn from a blanket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
Where to Cast Your Vote

Tuesday next viii be election day and everN
citizen at Guthrie and Logan county should
eNcrise hss or h,r right Of suffrage helping IN
the election Of County State and National ~
ficials Of their choice well as acting upon ihe
five very important constitutional propositions
submitted 70 the voters of oklahoma
This beng Presidential year and the number
of Noters almost doubled by the granting Of
women ) suffrage the vote wll,hc very large IN
al the precincts. and all voters are advised to
cast their votes early ia the day and avoid the
congestion ii the polls IN the afternoon amt
evening
an persons twenty -one Years old, who arr
not public charges who have resided ~ the
State one year, the County SIX monlEs ami heen
property registered can vote II you have MOI
registered YOU can moi vote, there y no pro.
vision of ANY kind IN the law for an unregistered
person to vote II You have registered ~ one
precinct and moved into another precinct aha
liNea there thirty days or more you can gef yauf
reeiStra,,on transferred even as hate election
,av ia do this Won must VISIT the registrar 81
your old precinct eet your old certificate can
celled and then present this TO the registrar of
your new precinct and get new certificate
In the city The polls viii open al a N and
close az + A., in the country precincts they
viii open at A NJ. and close at 7 N.
For the information and guidance oi vntfrs
The Leader gives below the names ~ We "a
Spcctors and Registrars in each precinct " the
city. the boundaries OF the precinct and tle 'e'
ing place
War L. Precinct |.
lnSpertor~Oto Burst SENIOR
Registrar league Ray
Voting Place Convention Hall. on Masonic
square east entrance only
Precinct includes an that portion Of the city
north Of the center of Harrison Avenue and
east Of the center Of Elm street
Ward l Precinct 9
Inspector Fred llulme
Registrar Mrs Nellie Hamilton
Voting Place Capitol school
Precinct Includes all Of city east Of center Of
Elm street aud south Of the center af Harrison
Avenue
Ward Precinct |.
Inspector M Ball
Registrar-A l.. Brown.
Voting Place Central School
Precinct includes all OF city lying vest ~ ne
center Of Elm street, north III center # ukia.
homa Avenue and east 81 center of Broad
street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Chicago Carl Wanderer VI
found guilty Of Staying hIs wife. 4
born baby and ragged strangs|
and sentenced 10 20 years On Irlss|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
WEATHEP

New Orleans. La. Oct. s0.-Tonight
increasing cioudyness vearmer Sun
day probably rain colder northern
Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30
~ IN NIAlI~ FEMME w
IIvE Sp'stE~" u IN
Il,kur CANDIDATE
ron : !. SENATE
SIX PART | ,A!,!; H!vL ,,.,,,,
rtcu % ElfcroMM
VOTES >.sNT TUESDAY
NIl.l III GREATEST IN
HISTORY 2IG NltIS-
SAlll 10 4 tIIONE

rnw york uet 80 he nsiloual
Ant nsass elections 10 ba held nest
Tuesday November 4. will bc nosAs
hle tor ne number ~ wumen no'n1'
nrsa ana tho large number of PAT.
tlsa which have nonunaisd candi
dates.
alx parties have national tiak~'a
Tor president and sscapfenldsps.
thoaeh ~ 10 means Ia al the states
rheas tickets are Republican. nerno'
cratic, Socialist. Prohibition. FArmer
Labor ana single Tax. about "
other parties hAvo candidates either
for state ,loketa or for representa-
tsves IN congress. bringing the tntal
of an parties IN tho fivld rsarly % q
aeoFa.
aeo Necessary 70 Win. n VI.
IN tho presidential election thsso
win 90 choaen sat members of tlr
electoral college, of which go viii
b. neeeaaafy 10 The election ~ y
candidate aa president III tho last
election President wilsoa had en-.
20 Senators.
Thp praAnnt memhersaln ot the
Tinted states senate "a se. cousposed
af Al Democrats. a. Republicans and
one ResusbIleaa and rrogr~slv@
Thla suar a. stalea nre % elect "A
senator's tho ternlA of III murbefa
of ,hat boiy expiring On Mareh 3.
1921. whlla the ether tao ara belnx
selected TO nn unexpleed terms up|
10 March 4. lssa Og The 81 senators
whoae terma explre neHt March. vi
are Democrats and Is IfuImbIlcanH,
The two additional vacancies were|
eauscd hy ihe deaths q Senators
Iiankhond ot Alabama anh Martin of|
lrwinln. both Democrats One sen
ator IA 10 be chosen IL each of the|
81 slatcs except Ia Alahama. which
elects two
The only states which 90 not elect
senators are ppiewaFr. Maine. Mas
~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Inspector Harry Matchett
Registrar Frank pieratt
Voting Place Garage rear Of Pollard theatre
entrance at alley on First street
Precinct lies west az center 81 Division street
south 81 center IL oklahoma Avenue and east
ol Santa he tracks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Inspector ] McNulty
Registrar p A. Hunter.
Voting Place Rest Room on main floor ~
County Court House
Precinct lies west of center of Elm street.
south Of center Of Oklahoma Avenue and east
Of center of Division street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Chicago. Oct S0.-~-F've speeches
IN Chicago. one IN Gary. indiana,
aed an old.tsnse torchiloht process.
slon are on the schedule Of Cover
nor Cox today for the wind-up Of
his campaign for the presidency.
One of the greatest demonstra-
Continued on Paze ~,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

lnsprctor,l a Nelson
Registrar ] 4. Nelson
Voting Place EOS West Noble Avenue.
Precinct les between The Santa Fe tracks on
The east. the cemter of Eleventh street on the
,,aNt ANA Noble Avenue ia the north.
Ward Precinct ..
Inspector NJ White
Registrar Maudc Daniels
voiina Place At old Santa ~ House, ~
south Firth street
Precinct lies west 81 Santa Fe tracks. south
a. center of Noble Avenue and east Of The cen-
ter III Ninth street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-30

Inspector NJ kroeger
keviArar--i NJ krofper.
Voting Plac, City Hall
Precinct includes all OF city north Of the cen
ter af Oklahoma Avenue. west of the eenter of
Broad street and east ~ the Santa ~ tracks.
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gcoa,lnued on Page Z
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fContInued on Page 81
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Fifth Ward.

Inspector Tom Peacock
Registrar Gus Morcy
Voting Place Private garage at residence 81
lake Douglass corner Noble Avenue and Thf.
ieenth street
Precinct includes an that portion of the citN
living weei of Eleventh street. north Of Nrhle
Avenue and west Of Ninth street south Of Noble
Avenue
Guthrie Township.
Inspector N 4 lIutrhins
Registrar Mrs NJ A llutchius
Voting Place Residence east of Orphans
Home in l}elyea addition
Precinct includes all or Guthrie township
lying outside Of city limits
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13
DALSZE WYDALANIA
q PIRACY.

Nowy York, Is. grudnia. -
Wedle komunikatu, ogfoszonego
tn wczoraj przez kompanie eks-
presowa The American Railway
Express CO.., z powodu ogolne-
go zmniejszenia sic ruchu byzne-
scwego, firma ia zmuszona jest
zredukowaG swoj sztab robotniczy
W caiym kraju, lie tysiecy praco-
wnikow tel kompanii zostanie
wydalonych Z piracy, komunikat
powyzszy ME Podaje.
Tucson, Arizona, 10. grudnia.
- Podaja tu, IL 331 pracownikow
zajetych w warsztatach kolejo--
wych The Southern Pacific
Railroad Co." zostafo W piatek
wydalonych z piracy, SS robotni-
h0w zostafo wydalonych jeszcze
ego BIN. w sprawie tel zostal
wniesiony przez urzednIkow IL
nil protest do miedzystanowej
komisyi handful.
Pontiac. Mich, IS. grudnia. -
Fabryka tutejsza The General
Motor Truck CO., ktora przez
cztery tygodnie Pozosta-
waia zamknieta, zostafa ponow-
ME otworzona. Polowa zwyczaj-
mel liczby pracownikow Powro-