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proceda la vot. Resultatul era in
doclnic.
Clnd s'au numarat voturile s'a
aflat ca patruzeci 81 opt de voturi
erau pentru ratificare 81 alte pa
truzeci 81 opt de voturi erau CON
ira ratificarii.
Au urmat apostrofari violentc
Deputatii s'au sculat de pc scau-
nele lor 81 au incunjurat scaunul
presidential. Multi dintre Ell ce-
reau ca sa Sc mai voteze odata.
ID. Overton, care presida, pus
di nnou la vot proiectul ratificarii
81 din nou votul era patruzeci ST
opt pentru 81 patruzeci 81 opt con-
ira, lar presedintele declarat ca
propunerea a cazut datorita lipsei
de majoritate care Sc O sustina.
lmedlat anti-sufragisti au cerut
a Sc pune la vot ratificarea. Daca
votul din nou ar fl fost patruzeci
81 opt, respingerea amendamentu-
lul ar II fost sigura. Cind S a ms
treia oara "a vot, sufragetele ere
deau cauza lor pierduta.
Votul la inceput era ca inainte.
Insa cind a sosit representative
Harry 7. Burn, republican. el a.
Votat pentru. Opozitia a admis
ca infrinta.
S,a anuntat aseara ca anti-su-
fragistii au intentia de q ataca L..
galltatca procedurei corpurilor le-
glultoare, daca nu Sc va reconsi-
dera votul de All. Acest subject
era discutat intro consfatuire
fruntasilor sufragistilor 81 opo-
zitiei. Clauza din constitutia STA
tului Tennessee prin care Sc va a.
taca legalltatea ratificarii este in
art. 2, scotia 80, 81 e urmatoarea.
"Nici conventiune ori aduna-
re nationala acestui stat sa mn ia
nici masura asupra vre-unui a.
mendament la constitutia Statelor
Unite propusa de congress celorIal-
te state, pima cind aceasta conven-
tie ORR Adunare Nationala nu g
aleasa dupa ce acest amendment
fost submis.' Aceste corpuri le-
glultoare au fost alese i'm Noem-
vrie 1918, GU cfteva luni fnainte de
.submiterea amendamentului.
Articolul din chestie Sc spune
ca a fost adoptat in 1870 ca un
resultat al ratificarii amendamcn-
tului al patrusprezeccelea. Cetate-
Mi abb n 'au fost representa- a.
tunci in corpurile legiuitoare, asa
SO spunc, 81 spre a fmpiedeca rati-
ficari de amendments att de usor
s'a adoptat clauza sus citata.
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N < S BfTII

Zilele trccnte primesc o scris0d-
re della un rOms,aas de-a n0stri in
care snsi pOvesteste pc patrM file
cum q fost MsurGt de $1,000 de An
alt rOntin, pc cure, sice, cd M Ia
mai v6sut IN viatd, 81, dupd &C ma
v0agd sd nM-i daM numcle Il. Uilcag,
smi spnne sd.mu public faptut IN
siar ci sd fac an fel de circuldri pe
la societdti, ca dacd Sc "a sntimpla
Sc Vind sc insele 81 pc an altuI sal
sie 81 sd-l innate. Bietul ON crede
cd ia maj sc0ate ceUa della cl docd
ga fl prins. Primde orbu, scoate-i
Ochii, sau: de ce intrG IN gura lm-
pului- sd nW mai trGgi nGdejde de
cI.
IatG cum s'a fntimplat chcstia,
spun mai scurt ca sd nu I'D plic-
tisesc:
"Vine M mine un R0min, 81 im,i
spune Cd cl'poate face bani de hir-
tie, tot asa de buni ca 81 cei fdcuti
de stat 81 dd cn gura PIMA ma sd-
pdceste 81 md "iau dupd vorba lui.
"IG o bucatd de hirtie, pune
sntre d0ud bancnote, Ndd bancn0-
tele cu nistc apd dintr'o sticli,td,
le pune intro carte, apasd pc ca
81 dupd citeva minute le scOdte a.
fard 81 II, l0c de dou6 scoate trci,
toate la fel, cite dOudzeci dc dolari,
81 iMispHme, uite, cesi, asa Sc pod
te face, dar nam apd de djuns-
hirtie am destuM. Dd-m,i cinci mi
de sdlavsvse cumpdr Mn gallon de
Gpd de asia, 81 facem cincizcci de
nii de hfrtH. 0 auerc smtreagd.
La hotel Nndc staM este an ON ca
re are 0pG dar vrea banii ssnainte.
"N,ans Gvut bGni de Gjasns 81
MAN smprnn.astat dela un cummat
81 AM mers cM el la hotel 81 ia dat
onsulati ba,.ii 81 am hnat apo.
"Am intrat intro altd camerd,
unde 0UeG sta pnchet mare de hsr-
tii, 0sesate gaia 81 mMindu-le IN
apd, nj lea dat zicsmdu-mi: .
Y "Da-te ca el acusd, pane ceuG
peste ele ca sd ze 0pest in JOS 81
peste dNd ceosuri desfd-le. Pind
atNncs eN foc un altspocket."
"M'0M dus 81 am fdcut cum
mi-0 siss CSnd desfoc, hirtie de
s;are, natmai sus 81 JOS cite una de
dondssci. Albesc. Tremmr. Imi
vinc oatetcold. Alecrg Ia hotel;
prsfsde-t Mrn,d. A plec0t Gu auto
mobilal luros CT care vcnise la mi
ne Sd nsG prosteGscd. Tilharul a.
vea p antom0bil. -
Cam asa MA povestit bietul om
pdfanic W. 81 90 spun 81 eu ca sd
st'ta Csne site, poote ID priade
bsne. 4 D1RAC. J
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Printu| Carol al Ro|naniei
in Cleveland, 0.
PRINTUL VA PRIMI 0 Delegate LIMITATA
LA CARA
IN URMA VA v!ZlTA SEDlUL S0CIETATII R0M1NE
IRMA VA VITA SEDIUL SOCIETATII ROM1NE|

Dupa nformaune Prntu Carol, mostenitorul
tronului Romine va sos in Cleveland Sfmbata voare
Ultima telegrama primta della dl G. r. Bannerman
presentanu Stateor Unite 1nsotese pc pntu moe
nori in calaorie, zice:
Prntul de Coroana doreste intinre publca la CARA
Arana tr patu fruntasi romni sal ntln static
Conernta privata aces untas cnd mai tirzu va in
tn a la edul soceta romine Ora sosirei Sc va ele
grafia mai tirziu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19
ANUL XV.-NO. 1872.
Sufragete|e cIstiga
ANTl-SUFRAGISTII INCEARCA Sc NULIFICE
TRIUMFUL DIN TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE Tenn. 18 Aug.-Amendamentu Susan B
la consttutia feerala prin 100000 de emei
prmesc drepul dc vot la mp destul de favorable do 60
prega pentru vota in alegere presedenae din luna Noe
ore ost ratcat 81 de REPRESENTATION legsatiei din
tennessee votnd oO pentru amendmaen lar 46 contra
Acest vot facut satu Tennessee Fl al 36ea stat cao
aproba acest amendamen spre face amendamentu valid
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+ inca posibilitate ca casa re-
presentation sd reconsidere ac-
tlunea luata. In ultimul moment
presedintele camerei dl. S. Wal
ker, fruntasul fortelor anti-sufra-
giste s'a schimbat votul din ne
gativ in afirmativ, pavind calca
pentru reconsiderarea decisiunei
de All. Prin regulamentul came
rel statului ell poate prcsinta O asst
tel Gle propunere in timp de doua
zile.
Daca votul de All va Fl confir.
mat orr daca camera nu va putea
lua alta decisiune fata de sufragiu
pima Vineri, numai o contestatic
legala ca legislatia de acum nu era
in dreptul Sc decida asupra sufra-
giului, poate deprava femeile de
dreptul de vot.
PaSli necesari dc a arata ca a.
ceasta decisie corpurilor legiui-
toare contrara constituted statu-
lui Tennessee, au fost luati de Lii
ga Constitutionala din acel stat.
Propunerea pentru reconsidera.
rea decisiunei de All poate fl "a
cuta de majoritate ori cind pentru
ca oil. Walker poate face propune-
rea ori cInd, deci sufragetele AL
planuit ca sa fie intotdeauna la in
demina.
Fruntasii sufr,agiului spun ca
nu Sc asteapta la ruperea rinduri-
lor lor insa ca masuri precautio-
mare e bine sd tina rindurile in
tacte, pc cind fruntasii opozitiei
due o campanie activa ca sa-si ma
reasca fortele.
Decisiunea ratificarii VENT su-
bit. Desbaterile erau in progress
numai de o ora 81 nimeni nu sc
astepta ca chestia sd fie pusa la
vot.
Presedintele camerci chemat
pc representantul Overton ca sal
ocupe locul lar ell s'a suit pc tri-
buna ca sd raspunda la sufra-
glsta care spunea sd interese spe-
ciale ajuta la respingerea ratifi-
Carl.
"Lupta a fost cistigata 81 su-
fragiul a fost respins," a spus
Walker. "Resping Gu indignare
acuzele ce Sc aduc Cd interese spe-
ciale sunt contra sufragiului.
"Propun ca acest project sa
mearga acolo unde trebue, la vot. !"
1mediat camera a isbucnit in u
rale. Sufragistii cereau sd fic re-
cunoscuti 81 eli ca "sustinatori al
acestei propuncri,' fnsa represen-
tantul Overton nu a luat in seama
cerinta lor, ci a dat ordin a Sc
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VARSOVIA, 10 Aug.-Armata
ruseasca care y invadat Polonia, a
fost aruncata fndarapt douazeci 81
cinci de mile de catra Poloni in
marea Qfensiva pornita de Gen.
Pilsudski.
Comunicatul Official spunc:
'..Trei offensive polone progresea-
"a contra rosiilor. Fortele polo
neze sub comanda Gen. Pilsudski
au patruns in LIMA dusmana intre
riurile Wieproz 81 Narew la 0 a
dincime de douazeci 81 cinci de
mile. MOI am ajuns la Parovoff. =
LONDRA, 10 Aug.-Se rapor-
teaza astazi CD Polonezii imping
contra pfensiva lor GU desperate ca
sd profile de nouile avantaje cis-
tigate.
Dupa succescle cistigate de Po-
lonezi dealungul unui front de SOC
mile pare un fapt bine stabilit ca
presedintele Pilsudski sigeneralul
Weiygand au fntrebuintat aproa-
Il
pc toate reservele lor pc cfnd re:
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A VIZ

Din cauxa schimbarei uuor
parti Ia masinile tipografice.
pnumarul de milne, vineri, nu
w apare.
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SENATuL
Sedinta della 5 Iulie

SENATUL
Sedinta sc deschide la s AS, sui
presidential dlui general Coanda
presedinte.
Pc banca ministeriala d-nii: No
cioni, Mattel Cantacuzino 81 Stir
cea..
fac formalitatile obicinuitc
dupa care Sc intra in ordinea dt
ri.
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CONTlNUAREA DlSCUTIUNEI
LA MESAJ

LA MESAJ
Dl. PACURARU continual Gu
vlntarea inceputa Simbata. Apa
ra din nu politica Consiliului di
rigent.
Datoria cea mai mare guver
nului este intarirea constiintei ma
tiOnale, care o putere formida
bila.
Trecem prin timpuri mari, dan
n 'avem personalitati la inaltimcs
vremurilor. Dl. general Averescu
care are ASA Gle bine meritata
glorie militara, poate deveni 81 ur
mare ON polite, Gu conditia 81
faca politica nationala.
Dl. SCHULERUS (Reprezen.
tantul partidului german): d.
BogdanDuica, facind procesul par.
tidelor din Ardeal, a judecat prea
aspru partidul sasilor. Citeste
programul partidului german in
care scris ca legatura Gu Romi-
MIA este definitiva.
In chestia raspunsului la mesaj,
as ii dorit sd Sc accentueze ca a.
cest Parliament este Constituanta.
Pentru noua Rominie nu e de.
stul, sa Sc creeze legi, ci trebue
mai fntii sd Sc mareassca bazele
constitutionale. In noul regat
sunt mai multe biserici. Pima a.
cum numai 0 religie, religia orto.
doxa era biserica de Stat. De a.
ceea e nevoie sa Sc largeasca baze.
le constitutionale.
Dl. NJ. VLADESCU (rectoru
Universitatii din Bucurrsti): O
magiul, pc care il aducem familic
regale este accentuarea credinte
noastre ca Rominia trebue sd ra
NINA monarhie constitutionala.
Constitutiunea trebue adaptatI
nevoilor noui ale tarei.
Arata cum Universitatea q lup
tat pentru intrarea 10 rasboiu.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
OLD BUILDING IMPROVED

The kamm building on Grand ave
nue. is being treated to new plate
glass front, something it has greatly
needed for many years. The building
is owned by the l.. +. Grace estate and
arrangements were made for this front
by the late l.. +. Grace just short
time prior to his death by drowning on
May Goth, last.
This is the building occupied by f.
j. Howard with the Busy Corner drug
store, and Mr.. Howard will be very
happy when this much needed improve
mcnt is finished.
The work is being done by Contrac-
tor J. G. Campbell, and the planks
which Mr.. Campbell took out of the
building have been there for 35 years,
according to e. B. Everett, who, with
Judge Noonan, helped in the construc
ton of this building. These planks
are very dry and sound, and there is
talk of sending them to Mr.. Bryan. in
the hope that he may possibly succeed
in having them inserted in the Demo
cratic platform.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
FoLEY.HAMBLET

Miss Mary Foley of this city and
Wesley Hamblet of Lusk, Wyoming
were united in marriage Thursday at.
ternoon at o'clock at the home of
Father j. p. Carrigan of the Catholic
church, only the relatives of the con-
tracing parties being present.
Miss Foley is niece of Miss 3.
Ryan and has made her home with her
aunt in this city for several yeals.
Mr. Hanblet is the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Hamblet of this city and
is well known in Glenwood and Silt.
Since his return from France, where
he served with the U. S. army, he has
been employed in IMsk, Wyoming.
The bride and groom with Il number
of relatives of the parties were served
Il wedding dinner at the Minter avenue
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hamblet
Thursday evening.
The Post joins the friends of Mr..
and Mrs Hamblet in wishing them Il
happy welded life.
They will leave Sunday morning for
their home in Lusk, Wyoming stopping
off in Red Cliff and Denver to visit
relatives.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
CANON ROAD CLOSED

1t became necessary the first of this
week to close the road up the Glen
wood canon and to divert all travel
over Cottonwood pass and over the
Cattle creek road
While this action is very much re
gretted, ii was nevertheless necessary
in the interest of the continued work
by the convict gang, and in order that
the work which is so necessary might
be continued to the best advantage and
prosecuted with the least delay.
The ,oad up Cattle creek and over
Cottonw ood pass is in good condition,
and auto travellers need have no fear
about getting in or out of Glenwood
via this route. The river road will be
kept closed cnly so long as necessary
to facilitate the work. Work is now
being Zone cn the federal contract east
of the convict camp and when that
seven mile stretch is completed and the
work now being done by the convict
camp is finished, we will all breathe
easier, and be glad that we have been
so patient and persistent in this great
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
NATIONAL CANDIDATE
IS VISITING HERE

Glenwood is being visited by one
national candidate, this being none
other than Franklin X. Roosevelt, the
nominee of the late Democratic nation
al convention at San Francisco, for the
office of vice president of the United
States.
Mr. Roosevelt reached Glenwood
about ten o clock yesterday morning OH
his way to his home in Washington.
He was accompnied by Hon. Lathrop
Brown, former congressman from New
York. Mr.. Brown is the man who,
when two returned soldiers from France
who had been chums during their SER
vice for their country, and each of
whom had lost an arm in service, made
known their Gesirc TO buy Il ranch in
Garfield county, furnished them the
money, giving them plenty of time to
repay IN lean These young men are
Charles Jones ana Alex Simpson and
their purchase ,s the Larry ranch on
Four Mile creek, few miles from
Glenwooi.
Naturally Mr.. Brown was desirous
of seeing his ranch, and he and Mr..
Roosevelt and Congressman Taylor went
OUT to enjoy fish dinner which had
been prepared for them at the ranch.
Last evening our people rendered
reception to Mr.. Roosevelt at the
Hotel Colorado, and many of our citi-
zens, both Democrats and Republicans
went over to the hotel to meet this
national candidate who had stopped
here tci rest while returning from
the tumultuous convention which gave
him second place on the Democratic
national ticket
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
LIEUT.. SMITH FLIES
TO GLENWO0D

Lieut.. Rex Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w Smith Of this city, who has
Teen flying considerable in Northern
Colorado this summer, flew over to
Glenwocd from Denver last Saturday
making the Journey in two hours and
ten minutes, which thus far is the Of
fetal recorf for this stretch.
Rex made beautiful landing on our
tleld, and after brief visit with the
home folks he left the next day for
Telluride where he was under contract
for some Fourth of July flying.
AS Telluride is high up in the noun
tains, with no site available for a
good landing field Rex was at decid-
ed disadvantage when is came to land
ing. He did a few stunts, descending
all the time and looking for landing
field. He soon found that the air in
this high mining camp was peculiar
and ''pockety' and, on account of the
altitude, was very light, making ascent
very difficult. He therefore did the
very best he could and after circling
about and taking his bearings he land
ed in the only place approaching a
landing field, which was in reality Il
sort of marsh.
The contact in this sort of field
shook up and somewhat damaged his
machine, but Rex and his mechanic
were unharmed barring rather severe
shock from the impact, but this was
broken by the character of the surface.
The slight repairs needed to put the
machine in first-class condition have
been ordered, and as soon as they ar
rive and have been put in place Mr..
Smith will carry out his contract for
some flying stunts at Montrose, Delta
and Olathe and will then fly to Glen
wood and then on to Denver. Rex has
proved himself an adept with the plane
and our people are glad to hear of his
success.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
A CORRECTION

The business of conducting a news
essity, errors will sometimes creep IN.
despite the efforts of the force to pre-
vent it. Sometimes statement of
news is made with the very best intent
on the part of the reporter, who later
finds that his statement is "A little mis-
leading, or perhaps has done someone
an injustice.
But the fellow who never makes any
mistakes never does anything els, Of
any value to the world, and so we find
it preferable to accomplish something,
even though it necessarily involves an
occasional mistake
The error in question at this partc.
ular time was our statement in last
week IS ifsue to the effect that the groc.
cry firm of Hubbard x Clarke had
been asked by their landlord to vacate
his building July l., this being the rea-
son why these young men purchased
the Mangnall & Ford stock of grocer
les on Grand avenue.
Mr.. vcrett informs the Post that he
had not demanded possession of .is
building, upon which Hubbard d Clarke
have lease which will not expire fo,
nearly two years All who know Mr..
Everett know that his word ia good
and il is therefore not strange that he
should object to "A statement which
might be construed to question his YER
acity, although there was no such in
tent on the part of the reporter who
sought to gvc the news without bias
or Partially. But such is life in a
sometimes unavoidable
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
CELEBRATING THE FOURTH

Glenwood was almost deserted last
Monday, SO many of our people having
gone to 1itferent points in the country
to celebrate the national holiday. Some
went to Riiand near Sweetwater lake,
where big picnic arranged by the
people of that community was on.
They report the day most pleasantly
.pcnt with all sorts of games, the event
oulm'rating in big dance in the even
mg.
Uthe: of oul citizens went to tn
flynn ranch In the Dry Hollow coun
try, where an t.ab1rate program WAS
carried out. Fac. riding, broncho
busting, numerous games and sports,
with big picnic dinner, were inter
csting features of the day, and all felt
that the outing was worth while.
Many of our people who are enthus
iaStic on the subject of fishing shunn
ed the public celebrations and sought
the seclusion of the mountain streams
where they spent the day with rod and
line angling for the speckled beauties
with which our streams abound. MANY
of them were successful, and several
large catches were reported.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
LEAKY MAINS DE-
STa0Y PROPERTY

How much damage has been done to
Glenwood residence property by defec
tive water mains, and to what extent
is the city liable to the owners of the
damaged property? This was the
double question which doomed large be
fore the city council at their meeting
last Tuesday evening
The statement was made that the
HeisIer, Taylor and Weyand residences
on Grand''avenue have been made to
settle, and greatly damaged by the
settling process by which foundations
have been so badly cracked and torn
that water pipes have been broken,
house sills have left their foundations
floors have settled until doors are
opened and closed with the greatest
difficulty, and because, so it is claimed,
the Cardiff Water company was per-
mtted by the city council, to connect
on the city water mains at Ninth
street and conduct water through Grand
avenue in wooden pipe which is not
equal to the pressure which it is nee
essary to put on it in order to carry
water to Cardiff
This involves Almost constant leak
age, 1t is claimed, and naturally sof-
tening of the ground along this street
and extending under several residences
which have been greatly damaged,
much to the chagrin and discontinue
of their owners.
The matter has previously been
brought to the notice of the city au-
thorties who apparently have given It
no attention. The matter was last
Tuesday evening referred to the city
attorney who was authorized to in-
vestigate the matter and make report
on same at special meeting called for
Friday evening.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
SAYS VOTING cHEAPENs WOMEN

Knoxville, Tenn, July s.-Miss An
ME Book of Los Angeles, formerly an
equal suffrage leader, in a letter to w.
X. Anderson, representative in the
lower house of the Tennessee legsla-
ture, urges him not to support ratifi-
cation of the suffrage amendment. Suf
frage she says, coarsens and cheapens
women. She expresses her regret at
her former activity in its behalf, say.
ing that since suffrage has been grant
ed there has been an alarming increase
in immortality divorces and murder in
California. The letter follows.
81 was one of the prominent work
ers who helped to bring suffrage to
California, and | regret it. A year in
politics has taught me that women are
intolerant, radical, revolutionary and
more corrupt in politics than men, also
all this so-called reform leads to the
Socialist cooperative commonwealth.
''Since suffrage has been granted
there has been an alarming increase i'll
immortality, divorce and murder in Cal
ifornia.
''Woman suffrage has made towards
and puppets of men. 1t has coarsened
and cheapened women. Were the men
to vote on woman suffrage in Califor-
MIA today it would not carry.
'lSuffragists asked suffrage that they
might put only good men in office now
they clamor for a fifty-fifty show at
all offices.
"T shall do penance forever for the
part | played in bringing suffrage III
California
"Please urge your colleagues not to
do what will bring regret and disastcr,
but to stand for that 90 per cent of
women who do not want suffrage, bat
are glad to trust all politics and gov
ernmental affairs to their husbands,
fathers, sons and brothers.
| To the South, woman suffrage would
bring more than calamity"
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
TO HANGING LAKE

The following spent Monday the
fifth picnicing at Hanging Lake: Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Cole and daughter
Georgia, Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Pepper
and daughter Jennie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Roberts and daughter Georgine
and Mrs. Roberts mother and sisters
Mrs. Workman and Bcrnice and Cert
rude Workman of Chicago, Mesdames
~. F. Conley, j. A. Blair, Ruffner,
Saunders, f. T. Westhafer and Chas.
Wcsthafcr, Misses Smith, Marie Bopp,
Leota Nottingham, Geraldine Dickson
and Gless;e Clark.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
OUTLAW STRIKERS ARE
BARRED BY UNION

President w. G.. Lee of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen has issued
Il circular letter in which he declares
the 10000 members of his organization
who Joined the 'outlaw' strike last
April will not be reinstated in the un-
ion, from which they were expelled for
participation in the illegal strike,
The organization is opposed to hav-
ing any of the outlaws returned to rail,
road service with seniority over men
who remained at work.
Word that IA new wage scale would
be announced before July 20, retroac-
tive to May |, has started stampede
in the ranks of the outlaws to regain
their old positions.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
DOCTOR GILPIN PASSES ON

DIR. Joseph G. Gilpin, a practicing
physician and for many years railroad
physician and county physician, died
at his home at Red Cliff June 80, more
than so years of age, and a resident of
Eagle for 80 years,
The funeral was held in Red Cliff
July 18th, and there were many to
mourn the demise OF this good man
the unfortunate and the afflicted.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-10
CARS CLASH
IL .

While coming down from his camp
near the fish hatchery Tuesday even
ing, Ira Sparks ran into the Aliens
Lexington car, driven by Alex Allen,
which was going around curve on the
way to the hatchery.
The Allen car had stopped but Mr..
Sparks had obtained such momentum
that he did not have time to stop his
car before getting sight of the one
ahead of him.
Both cars were damaged consider
ably but none of the occupants were
injured