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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
DOUGLASCANNERY
 WILL BE OPERATED
J. B. Long Plans to Install Son. New Features al Local
 Packing Plant

J. H Long one of Ono ouuon of Che Douglas Packing Company which operated canuory on tho city dock last aoaaon h dome pre- um.nar work witch v.ow of opp. ootuns Ono plant asain ha sea son.
 Mr. Long plans on branching ou' along now lines and expects to pack herring and also to make dah meal oud fertilizer hero. Ho hae ordered a large boiler for Che plant that h now on Che way here and wIh Che lines planned. One canuory should have @ very good saason
 Robert Hitch, partner Of Mr. Long in Che local venture. win ar- rive horo on ho next Canadian Pa- cidc boat and after h.s arrival ai. plans for Che season win be per- footcd
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
GErs rEE BACON

Fay B8yera who lert Juneau sey- erul weeks ago To give testimony m a suit in which ho was p'anu1, rc- returned on Che Admiral Evans Wci- uesday night
 Mir Baycr sued Joe Growl of Erie day Harbor and A. F. Barry O, sc- atuc for sfO.O00 for alleged breach Of contract These two men were Go furnish Che capita. for camcry Chat was to have boon started on Che ferry wbarl in Douglas last summer On Che strength ot ho.r written contract Mr. Boyera expended hia own money 'n getting ready for Che operation Of tho plant 9he men failed to mm bcr part of Che agreement so thoy were sued.
 A verdict ot fC.0o0 was given Co MT. Bayors In Che Seattle courts
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
MILLING PLANT
 READY TO RUN
Kaaan Gold Mining Company Has Finished the Erection Of a
 New Stamp Nill

Tho following description Of a new stamp mul win bo Of interest Co ]. .mui mon oud miners of thIs vicinity .u h taken from Che Kotch.kau Chronicle.
 M. M Reese. manager of Che kas- aau Gold Mining Company who ar- rived from Hollis on Saturday re- ported thet Che man has been com- p,oted and ls now ready for opera dou Work win be delayed for some Lime. however. while a new ! 000-foot Hume ls being construct- od Power s at present supplied by three tS-uch turbines with ten-foot head Whcn Che new Hume. which .s @ 6x6 wooden slruc- urc. is completed. one 21-iuch tur- biuo with 25-loot head of va,cr win be uscd
 Tho new min .s said To bc laid out on lines which win insure Che greatest amount Of efficiency for tho Icsst outlay of labor Prom the tImc Che orc ontcrs Che bis hopper at the head or Che mine .ramway it moves either downward or on 70 level uutu au operations have been completed Tho min win handle from 70 to 100 tons of ore a day. so far the ore has been found io bc .ott and cas.ly worked
 When thc ore ears reach Che Hur- face thcy arc carried about So feet up a s5-dceroc Incline Go che top Of One mu where Che ore Is dumped In Ia I5-ton hopper From Che hopper Che orc passes through loN2o Blake orushcr. and fhcu into fo- ton bin. It ihcn goes to Ave l2oo- pound stamps From Che stamps Che orc s conveyed to ,hc bau ml The latter was formerly used at Che salt- chuck palladium mine Drag clas.i- Gcrs scud Che oversize pieces back to Che ban mui and Che uuders.zc pass over the plates and into Che traps and hydraulic c.aa.fcr thence Co tho thrcc concentrating tables.
 The mine workings dip Inshorc at an angle or not moro thln 30 dc- crecs Tn somc places the shaf runs a'mosl on a lcvcl Tho work- nes have boon extended abou, io0 feet
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
SHOOTING sCRAPE

Mrs "Mcx" Bennett colorod. and h. M Acevodo. a Mexican. engaged In a pistol duel in Mrs Bonuotts place Of residence Monday night in Juneau Mrs Bennett Was vound- ed In four places and Che Mexican in two Both are at st Ann hopI tal badly wounded Tho woman usai la 82-calibrc Smith 6 Wcon and Che man a 3S Colt The Colt soom- cd to have an Che bo.t of it as tho woman Is dangerously wounded
 From au indications the shooting was Che result Of a quarrel started by moonsh.ne and jealousy There are indications Chat Acc,odo was rather a persistent caller at thc Southern Hand Laundry operated by Mrs Bennett There arc also indr cations chat "Bo1ca" Bennett tho lawful husband of Mrs Bennett was about to become rcconc'lei to hie wife This approaching roconc.la- uou brought no joy to One heart O. Accyodo and these things a1 led uH To Ono pistol duoi
 "Bonos" Is hurynr to lmmn on Che Northwestern Chat has already loft Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
NATIVE WEDDING

La. Wednesday evening United sulo Comm. toner John Henson united in marriage Mary Niok.ta and George Howard both natives and residents oi Douglas
 As ua bride and groom had rc- couuy become converted and Joined Che salvation Army che wedding wa. under tho auspices Of chat body and was n very impressive a1a.r.
 After having witnessed Che ease and dispatch with which Che mar rar. ceremony war performed. soy. oaI members or lhe bridal party promised to so back to Thuueot ov. .uuo and bring several moro couples .o b. marrcl Asyo. thoy have not matarnIlcd.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
EVANS sAFE

The Admiral Evans arrived iu Gasunoau Channel Wednesday night after having been delayed for is hours resting on a mud bank at Dun- can bay near Che southern entrance to Seymour Narrow The boat wont aground in Che fog aftor hav mr first hit and sunk Che logging tue "City or Lund" somo Of Inc cargo was ietasonod allowing th' Evans Go float on high udc and a. there was mo damage to thc boat shc reloaded tho port of hor cargr and continued on her way.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
FINE LOT OF PELTs

Wm. Cathro. who recently bought out tho interests Of his partner. Capt. p Martin. in thc Macrae fox farm. killed on the eighteen foxes with which Che place was stocked. late in January and has placed Che raw furs thus derived in Che hands of Taylor Drury. Pedlar & Co. to ship either to tho New York st Louis or London fur markets as they may deem best Mr. Cathro has closed down Che business for a time. and it Is likely before he resumes will pay long deferred visit to relatives in Scotland
 Mir. Cothro. who has studied fox .anchug very closely during Inc lsat -ix years. states that his chief rea- son for killing at Che present time is for complete renovation Of tho pens m order to eliminate entire loss Of pups and for thc raising Of improved stock.
 These eighteen skins arc either silver black or silver gray and the consignment is one Of the hand somest and most valuable that has ever been shipped at one time from any Of Che numerous farms in the territory. One Of the skins is a macni0cent silver black. and it would be hard for anyone in White horse Co predict how much it Will ultimately bring In tho open market whom put up for sale.-Whitehorse star.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
BLAME SOMEBODY;
 MAYBEEARTHQUAKE
Fire at Public School Building Mon day Afternoon Causes
 Excitement

40 shortly after o'clock Mon- Iday afternoon Are broke out on Che roof Of Che Douglas public school building Boys and instructors. with chemicals. kept Che blaze under con- trol until Che arrival of tho Arc de- pertinent when a few gallons Of ! salt water through the nozzle Of Che hose put Che Are entirely out.
 The blaze was first discovered by boys working in tho manual train Ing room. The signal for fire drlll was given and the school emptied Of children ln a little less than sixty seconds Tho children leaving the school had no lntimation that there was any fire and everything was done in am orderly manner.
 But for the good work Of those who used thc chemicals on tho roof there is little doubt but that a very serious fire would have occurred. Tho boys and some Of their instrue- tors got right at the base Of the blaze and emptiod tho three extin- guishors that are in the building and several more that were brought from outside sources.
 The fire was caused by sparks from Che chimney. Upon examina- ton it was found that the whole top part Of Che chimney was moved about an inch and a half out Of plumb. As there was quite a severe shock Of earthquake felt here that same morning. Che chimney may have been shifted by that The chimney also burned out in the morning and the combination Of the two thingc may be responsible.
 The damage Co thc building. which is covered by insurance is estimated at less than one hundred dollars and consisted Of shingles burned of. roof ladder and some plaster and beaver board injured by water.
 Many anxious parents rushed to the vicinity of tho school house to sec chat their children got out Of the building in safety. Their fears were set at rest when they saw their young hopefuls running around the nlaygrounds as usual and not burn ed to g crisp. as they had imagined.
 After The fire was extingulshed many or Che pupils joined in mop ping up Che water. 10 is said that one boy used his nocktie for Che purpose. and several their caps.
 A holiday being declared for the rest Of tho day saw the end Of a perfect day for the children.
 Tuesday there wes no school. as some repair work was necessary be- foro a fire could be built in the fur- nace. but Wednesday morning ev- crythng started ac usual.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
MANY CASES OF INFLUENZA

Thuc arc many mild eases Of in- 1uorza reported at skagway car- TOSS and AuIn. and in Whitehouc quite few people have been laid mp during Che Inst ten days with symptoms Of thc same complaint -ays Che Whitohorao snr The only ioah that has so far occurred was In tun last Monday whom T C. James Che druggist and postmaster. mccumbcd to Che disease.
 Wednesday morning Dr. Clarke. .h. medical health officer for South om Yukon. was notified that all the pupils and teachers at the choo- rua Indian school except Dr. A. Grawott Smith and Miss c. D. Ben nctt. wore down with the influenza. and accompanied by Miss KIpp. nurse ot Che Whitchorse General aosnI,al and Mrs. John Warnc who H going to cook. Dr. Clarke left by special train about o'clock D. m for Carcross
 There are also @ number of ease. Of Influenza reported from Che town 0f Carcross
 No particular apprehension is foi' over thc appearance Of Che disease ae lt is moro In the nature Of a se voro cold chan anything else.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
PRIMARY ELECTION

Under tho new law tho primary election to nominate candidates for territorial offices win be held on April 27th. Each city council in .hc territory names the election boards for Che city. The following havc been named for Douglas:
 Precinct No. Judges John FeusI James Fahcrty Axel Kron. qvIsl Clerks Mrs. J Manley Paul Kcecl
 Precinct No. Judges. A. J Boone Tom Sanford, IT. L. Euans Clerks J. R. Guerin. Robert Travor
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
AFTER LONG TINE

Tho Misses Agnes end Trina Mu- scth returned here on Che Princes Mary Sunday morning. after having spent almost four years al, Escon- dido. California The trip was made Co chat place on account of Che poor health of Miss Trina. and as shc has now recovered and is I'm Che very best ot health. Che young ladies camc north Co be with thoir parents Mr and Mrs Henry Museth. and their sister Ms Nora Museth
 Mra John stoft and children. who have also been viHung in Califor- ur'o. stopped or at Seattle for a tme.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
GONE TO FAEsHAw

Brick Berg ol thia place. accom-. panied Emil Lango to Cape Fanshav arIv hIs week to do Che consiruc Iou work on a store building tho. win house a mercantile establish. mont Chat is to bo owned by Mo@u Emil Ianeo and George Ramstad.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
TBOlI LONG VISIT

Nm ?. R Bradley and twin gIrlf anl young son Henry returned on Che Princess Mary Sunday momIns nrtw having boon on visit since be- fore rho holidays to friends and re'- aUres at Sam Francisco. California Mr. Brad'cy who was also visiting ot San Francisco. o1mo back here aoyoraI wcok ago
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
POSTPONED

Tho GaHinoau Broozo. Ono public cation Hucd by tho student Body Of Ono Douelas High school was scheduled to mako its appearance hIs week but win not Doc Issued un- ul next week some time.
 This pos.ponomont was made nee c.aary on account Of delays mci- dental to nu chicken pox. carth- quake and Are Chat has visited tho Douglas school within Che past month.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
soHOoL TAx

Ci.y Clerk b. w. Klbmn haa boon appointed school tax collector for Douglas and win soon start upon his duties A territorial tax of 30 for tho support Of tho schools is due on Che drst Monday in May No one except volunteer dremen. sol- dIou and sailors. paupers or torri- torim wards. Is exempt from Che laA
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
MOVED AWAY

Edward s Jcvon who has boon employed at tbe hlaata Iuncw .or some time. has resigned hIa position there and left early ths week lo. Ch.charof whore hc has accepted a situation Mr. Jowolla family whc live in Douglas. win stay here ioI a time yet al, least
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
COMING ON JEFFERSON

Mr. and 1lr John stort and chil- drou uu be passengers from Seattle ou the steamer Jefferson After spending few months in Che North the sto0s win eo back Go EacondIdo. California. where they have pur- chased a homo and plan on residing . Ln. .uur-.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
FROM LONG TRIP

Hrnv Vos. who for many years was a mul carpenter employed at rrmdvcI and more recently employ .d tue Alaska Juneau mill has re- turned from a 'rIp Hury was gonc tor eyoml wcots. ud besides yIsit- me in Che Wot wont quite dis- aucc eastward.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
EARTHQUAKE FELT

Am earthquake shock was lo't hero just before z o'clock Monday morning by many people of One Is.- and m many homes dishes and windows vorc uttel to cous.dcr- able cxtcnt
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
REGISTER NOW

The registration books Of tho city Of Douglas win bo open only @ woos moro. as tbcy close Che Saturday night preceding Che election. which is Co bo April 6.
 To vote at tho city election it ia not only necessary to ho a iu.I- uodgod citizen of thc United States. but t1 register
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
WANTS TO BE CITY

The city Of stka. Che old capital city of Alaska and ono Of tho oldest of Alaskan towns. has now applied CO mdgc Robert w Jennings to be admitted as Q city of Che drGt class The proposed boundaries of Che town embrace G30 acros
 Judge Jennings has set May 10 a. Che datc Of .bo hearing of Che poe UU0u for incorporation
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
ENTERS SCHOOL

Acord.ng to tthe school notes n Che Kctcblkan Chronicle. M.w Edna Lujostrand entered Che junior class of Che high school there last week from Lincoln High of Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
OPERATION SUCCESS

H E. lJImmieI Chambers of Cor dova. but formerly ot Douglas. has received Che news that hs wifo has recently undergone a successful op- crauon for appendicitis at Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
KNOWN HERE

Prank Braen. who was crushed by am ore ear at rhauo yesterday morning. was known on Che Island. n. rolled several bowling games thIs winter as a member of Ono Thanc bowling team
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
MOVED

Mr and Mr Jack Mccormick have moved from lhcir former rosie leuco at Che Pines and orc living In Che house ot one t.me occupied by William Kelly and family at Tread we'll.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
LEFT FOR KErCHIKAN

Nr and Mrs John olson and chile drou. at one rmo residents of Doug lbs. later ol s.tka and stll h,er of Thaue lou th's Wock for No.chiaan where they win make thc.r home
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
REPAIR WORK

Tho repair work on Che school building Is being done by Axel Sronavst The work win consist Of putting now flashing around the chimney. patching tho chimney with concrete. putting on aomo now shin- eles and installing a new roof lad- dor.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
GONE TO NURSE

Mrs. N c Holman teacher Of thc government school here. loft last week tor Klutwan. where she win assIs. i'm nursing during Che epic domic of influenza thot has broken orf among Che natives there
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
BEEN SICK

Mr. and Mrs. L A Bowen. who havc both been sick w.th mild at- tacks or Che Influenza. are said Co bo recovering very well from ihc.r Illness
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
NOTICE

Nouco I8 hereby e.ycn that @ caucus win be held at One assembly room of Che school house lhis .Fr.- dayl evening at s o'clock for the purpose Of nominating candidates for Council and School Board for Che ensuing ycar CsIencll
 E E SMITH. Mayor
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
wM KELLY ML

William Kelly la at st Ann hoa- pital. which place ho entered last Saturday very m with influenza. Mr. Kelly was very sick for some umo but is now reported to bo on Che road to recovery
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
FOR REsHwArEB BAY

George suhcr has 'e.l for fr"h- waur Bu where hc win he cm pioycd at Che J w Martin saw m.l plant thIs spr.ur
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
BETTER NOW

Arthur Olson. who haa been M recently vith a combination ot bo..a sas.ta and a bad cold. has recovered s0 chat he a abic to attend to h.a duties at Che TrndneI store reg uar.y uoW
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
cor JOB

Miss Trina Museth who rornt'y arrived horc from thc south hW taken a position Iu Che dry eooas de- pertinent or Che TroadWe.I aloro and wont to work Wcluoia morning
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
BACK AT WORK

J. w. Martin who was U. for some umc W.th p'our.sy. a again at his Horo stanton. who had a bad cold. has recovered aud s attending
 school
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
BACK IN HARNESS

Oliver olson s back ou hs iob at Che Jensen Hardware Company and H dshue out ,on-pcmy nails and other products wIth his usual. v.ror.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
IMPROVING SLOWLY

John Fcusi thc hardware d1lr who has bocn quite ul witch bron- chitis is slowly convaic.cuE from his ailmcnl
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
HOME AGAIN

Nn A. E Cuu and daughter CcIa are home from st Ann ho.p.- ul. where thcr wore for a time au,- Icrue from touch O. Influenza
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
BABY GIRL

A baby er was born Monday night to Mr. and Mu August 8cck There .s no race suicide m thH family. aa HIs s tlc ..z child
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
BEEN ILL

Mrs John LivIe ol TroedWe.I a convicsans from tae elocH Of a severe cold from which she was quite uI for some Umc
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
TO CALIFORNIA

c. E Bennett is disposing Of bi7 household goods in preparation ot leaving for California. whore Mrs. Bennett now is.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

A charter ron has been opened at kc'chlkau and now lodge of E.as win soon bo instituted at ,hat place.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
DUE TONIGHT

The steamer Jefferson. with pas sengors and freight for here, is due at o'clock this evening.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
TAKING OIL

The coagt guard vessel Algonquin is at Troadwcl today taking on fuel oll
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
COMPLETE FILINGS
 IN ALL DIVISIONS
Names Arc Now Available of All Who Have Filed for Offices
 n Che Territory

Gied for au Territorial and divisional oficcs orc now available. These names arc to be voted ou at Che coming primary election April 2i. Those having Che highest vote for Che various offices of each party win have choir names printed ou Che oi- ucm ballot of Che November oioc- uon. witch One exception ot those of party offices like national commit teemau and delegates to national conventions The latter win be eho.,n at Che primary election.
 Territorial Offices
 ror Delegate Co Congress George B Grrsby dem. Dan A. suthcr- aui rep
 For Attorney General Jerry C.. Murphy dcm. John J F.unegan. O. p Hubbard. John Rus,gard. rep.
 For National Committeeman IT. J Douohoe. dem. John Choyiu. chas E. Heron and J. C. McBr.de. rep.
 Delegates to National Convention w. w. Casey J. H Caskey ]. J.. conuors. Chas A Derry b. T Er- win. Thos Riggs Jr. and E. J. White. dem Geo. C Hazeiet. r M Reei. Emory Valentine. rep.
 Arrnatss to National Conyou- uan w B Kirk. Thos. McMuuen. Arthur E Oorc. Jas H Patterson. lem w. n Case and L. D. Dawes rep
 Fut Division
 Territorial scnator-E A. Heath. and h soucrby dcm.; Forrest J. Hunt and P. C. Mccormick. rep.
 Representative -NR Walker J. L Gray. Henry Roden and w. " Casey lem.. Ls. Ferris. Felix Gray walter B King. F. Wouand George A. Getcbcu George Ramstad. Cash Cole Ear, L. Hunter Robert C. Hur- Ier Sidney p. Charles. rep.
 Road Commissioner -J L. Atkins and J. .J Counors. dcm.; Jack Wh- son. republican.
 Second Division
 For Territorial Senator -R B. Ju- lien. dem. John sundback. rep.
 ror Representative James , Bo- ar Guy E Msb. Fred w. Peter son and M Jacobssard. dem. E. L uort E VI Burroughs A. J. Mueller eud R b. Morris rep.
 Third Division
 ror Territorial Senator John Noon. dem.. B. E. Chamberlain. rep For Territorial Repreeutauvcs tiyce E. Anderson. Russell R. Her man. E E. Ray and Thos M shoe- han. dem. Richard E E.suer. Ar thur Frame. Austin E Lathrop and Jos n Murray rep
 For Road Comm aIoner Alfred Benson and Gus P. Johnson. rep.
 Fourth Division
 For Territorial Senator William T Burns dom., Ernest B Collins rep
 For Representative Rev. Robert J. D.yen Thos J Dcvaue. Robert E sheldon and J. A. Mcintosh dem. H H. Ross Theo. Kolt.eson. Geo. S. smith. Jos H smith. Andrew Ner- land and p Riekert. rep.
 For Road Commissioner III arry Hulby. rep
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

Job Printing at tho Nows otfIco.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16
HARDING PRECE JENOM
PRO SVAZ.

indianapolis, Is. Mjna. JAS
neji nez kdykoliv jindy b6hem
sve kampan6, Harding vysvet-
lii sve stanovisko vzhledem ku
Svazu NarodG zde dnes vecer.
Zaujav skoro protichhdne hle-
disko Cd sve Des Moinske feci,
senator velmi dItklive sc pfi-
mlouval o spolupIsobeni ma u
tvofenf Svazu NarodI. Jeho
rec v Des Moines byla vykla-
dana "a naproste zamitnuti to-
hoto planu. V Indian6 jest
vsak mnohe republik&nd, kteff
jsou pro Svaz s n9kterymi W.
hradami a stanovisko zaujate
senatorem Hardingem velmi
sc Jim zamlouvalo. Svoji rec v
tomto meste venoval skoro T.
pine otazce Svazu Narodn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16
cox v DOMOVE HARDIN
COVE.

Detroit, Is. ffjna. Guv.
James M. Cox, demokraticky
kandidat "a presidenta, "a
nesl dnes boj do Marion, O.,
domova sveho soupere, senate
Ia Hardinga. Zde obzvzlaste s
vrouclm zapalem Sc primlou-
val o schvalenf smlouvy Ver-
saillske Spoj. Staty, cfmz jedi
ne dostati Sc m1ze svetu mfru,
tolik potfebneho. v druhem re
tff dnh ztraventch We SVEN
domovskem state, demokrati-
cky kandidat zastavil Sc v Co.
lumbus, Delaware, Marion,
Upper Sandusky. Carey, Fosto-
ria a Bowling Green. Ma dne-
Sex veter oznamovAny byly
zoe ctvff scfhdize, avssak Ravefr-
ner pfijel do Detroit o dive no.
diny pozdeji a nasledkem toho
jedna FED odpadla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16
DANIELS NARfDIL VYSE-
TROVANf.

Washington, Is. rijna. Sc
kretAr namornictva Daniels
oznAmil dnes, ze ustanoNl
zvlaste vzhledem k "bezohled-
vysetfenf "vsech krivd, jez by
ly pry spachany namornl pc
chotou Spoj. Stath v Haiti" q
zvlsate vzhledem k "bezohled-
nemu zabfjeni" domorodcn, IA
nez stezovano jest v dnvernem
dopise gen. Barnetta pluk. Rus
sellovi. Gen. Barnett, drivejsi
velitel namofnf pechoty, jenz
odejei Washingtonu do San
Franciska, povolan byl zp9t. a.
by Sc dostavil jako sv6dek pred
komisi. Sekretaf Daniels mari
dill komisi, ably sla az ma dino
veci, dodav. ze "kdokoli v a.
merick6 uniforme. jenz dopu,
still Sc kfivdy, bude postaven
pred soud potrestan."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16
ZE sJEZDU sTATNf FEDE.
RACE PHACE.

Dayton, o., 15i rijna. Ma
sjezdu statnf Federace Prace,
jenz po tri dny zde zasedal,
zvolen byl opStn6 John Moore
= Columbus pfedsedou, potfe-
tt jiz Thomas Fl. Donnelly re
Cincinnati tajemnfkem. Ha-
milton zvoleno jake mfsto sje-
zdu pristfm roce. Dnes od-
poledne prijata byla zprava le-
gislativnfho vyhoru, jez obsa-
huje nasledujfcf body: Vetsf
podpora pod zakonem o od-
skoMovAni d4ln5,sh; opposice
proti statnf policii, statnfmu
industrialnfmu soudu a inkor-
porovani unit. Varovani d9lnf-
k1 proti tax zvanemu "ameri-
ckemu planu" otevfenych d.
len; oposice proti 1silf ma OBJ
mezenl nominace kandidatti
pro verejny trad; v9tsi povo-
lenf penez pro statni industri-
alnf komisi; osmihodinovt den
V pr1myslech v Ohio, kde Sc
trvale pracuje; osmihodinovy
den pro zeny V pr1myslu; 1si-
lovna podpora systemu starob-
mich pensf pro Ohio a statni
odskodnenf "a nemoci wink.
nuvsf re zamestnanf.