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New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

1t was decided that it was a carpen-
ters' job.
Such strikes have, Of course, nothing
whatever to do with any relation be-
tween labor and its employers. They
do nothing to improve the living con-
ditions Of labor. They do not raise
or seek to raise wages. But they do
great deal to raise costs Of pro-
duction and decrease the amount of
work and thereby raise prices to labor
as we'll as to the rest of the people.
Moreover, the fact that Senate
committee has discovered that 95 per
cent of all strikes in all the vast
groups Of the building trades are en-
tirely of this nature indicates how
great proportion Of all strikes in
many other trades must be of this
nature and the tremendous amounts of
the losses that the public is being
forced to pay merely because of these
Jealousies between unions.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

After each news story, instead of tho
prove rbial tween dash The Tribune
inserts --Whafs Your Hury?-
But it is bit thick Immediately fol-
lowing the MacSwiney story, which
ends "His condition remained un-
changed Tonight Following a Chi
cago dispatch that ends with quota
tion from Uncle Joe Cannon, it is more
appcsitc. Gas a plain citizen" the end
ing reads, "my judgment is that we will
take a chance in November on emerg-
ing from purgatory."
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

In Minneapolis effort is being made
to minimize the accidents of traffic by
a What's Your Hurry Drive. "Chief
Walker" says The Minneapolis Tribune,
whose campaign it is, "is planning to
make the slogan a household byword."
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

The garterless fapper, an authority
tells us, is numerous; and the high
est praise girl can get these DAYS is
that she rolls mean stockino
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11
Gotham Gleanings
z &z II e q ,'s5 .,IE .IE

Charley Sachs, the demon ms
agt., spent most Of the wk in Bklyn
Art Hornblow was pleasant
caller Fri. noon, getting stuck for the
lunches.
-Io-morrow will be Columbus
Day Bus, as usual.-Advt.
F. Scott Fitzgerald and wife OF
Westport edncsdayed in Gotham
Joe Daniels, OF Washington. was
in Joliet, Ill.,, Thursday.
Ed Clark, the w. k. war veteran.
ornlthologist and reporter, is in town,
working on the Harding campaign.
Geo Carpenter, of Paris. Fr. is
going to Jersey City Tomorrow on a
bus trip
Pete Dunno gave party Thurs.
for Bob Hammill, who got married
day before yesterday to Miss Kath-
arine Porter.
y ed. is thinking Of ADVERTISING
for genr'l houSeworker and. if so
will select the n. Y. Tribune want ad
column.
Jack lie Gorce, OF Washington
d. C., Mondayed in Atlantic Citv
big crowds in the subway these
eve'gs.
In moment large black bear made
its appearance, took a good look at the
women and then disappeared in the
woeds-Malone On. y Farmer.
Namque me sylua lupus in Sabina.
Fugit inermcm.
Doubtless you can get many a sure
fire laugh in the dental offices of the
atrical stuff Hocum & Funne, Luck.
Wis.
A home-brewer Of our acquaintance
says his concoction can make goal
from the hfty-yard line.
An inspired stenog is A. McC.s who
wrote 1T "the summoned substance of the
matter"
If you neglected to register last
week, our malicious hope is that YOU
lose the game of golf three weeks from
tomorrow.
Harding or Cox? Harding or Cox?
Let's go see Leyinsky and Carpenter
box.
~ F.PA
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11
The High Cost of Strikes
Strikes as Mere Incidents in
Fights for Personal Power
Chapter K
Bp Marshall OIds

This the tenth Of articles appearing page daiy
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11
GUARANTY

fntes~d the Postotrcs ct New Yors a. scconS
C!ass Mzl Matter.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

If you neglected to register last
week, our malicious hope is that you
lose the game of golf three weeks from
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11
Fuglt tnermcm.

Doubtless you can get many a sure
fire laugh in the dental offices of the
atrical stuff Hocum & Funne. Luck
Wis.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

An inspired stenog is A. McC.'s who
wrote it "the summoned substance of the
matter"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

A home-brewer Of our acquaintance
says his concoction can make goal
from the ffty-yard line.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

fTo-morroic's article. Striking for
Ro"opo1y Control by Crss Orsr
hrerg6ody's Neccssa,les of Lifc.')
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

owned and puh,isncd daily BIZ New York Tr1hun.
&c. New York Cooperation. ogde, Reid. Presi
sNt' g. veruor Rogers. Vice -Presldent: Helen
Nes'rs Reid. Secretary: R r. Maxnsid Treasurer.
e'd-ees' Tribune Building. l54 Nassau s,rese Nss
HeTs. Telephone Bcekman soeo.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

Harding or Cox? Harding or Cox?
Let's go see Levinsky and Carpenter
box.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-11

Copyright Inc it was decided that was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10

O.
The Builders of the VI. f. church
will hold their annual Christmas
fair Friday. December 10.
Mrs. c. r. Brown entertained the
meeting of the Auction Bridge Club.
The club prizes were won by Miss
Laura Brodhead, Mrs. Ii. w. Won
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
A Startling Test by One &Me
Greatest Experts IN Modern
Cookery
Cookery
24h lbs. of potatoes fried Ii, =
lbs. of Mazda. Only lbs. II or.
of potatoes fried in ? lbs. of lard

the Great American Cooking
Medium.
No housewife who wants to
use the most wholesome, as
we'll as the most economical
cooking and salad oil, should
fail to order Mazda from her
grocer today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
WOODBRIDGE

The Builders Of the NJ. f. church
viIl be entertained at tea by Mrs.
J. NJ. Valentine this afternoon.
The ladies of the Congregational
.hurch are preparing for a Bazaar
VI Days to be held in the Sunday
rhool rooms on Friday, December
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10

Bremen, Mrs. F. @. Tisdall and Mrs.
+. L. Gridley. The guest prizes by
Mrs. A. G. Brown and Mrs. w. G..
Weaver. The next meeting OF the
club will be on November IS with
Mrs. r. p. Edgar. Mrs. f. L. Grid
ley will entertain on December s
and Mrs. F. II. Turner on December
IL.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
TROOP MOVEMENT
IN MEXICAN STATE
ORDERED BY CANTU

MEXICALL Lower California. July
Sl.-First movements Of troops in de.
Tense Of the northern district Of Lower
California, against the reported pro-
posed invasion by Mexican federal
troops, said 10 be on their way to this
territory to wrest control from Gov
Cantu, were ordered today, according to
Gov. CaEtu's announcement
The governor said he would send a
train TO Andrade TO bring 100 soldiers
and their families 10 Mexicali. where
they viii be given Intensive raining
and prepared for expected hostiilies.
Another detachment OF about 100 of
his test trained soldiers have been or
dered 70 vantage points near the Gulf
OF California. the governor said. These
wtH be, In n sense. the advance guard
Of the army OF defense which Gov.
Cantu Is raising here, Il was said.
The Independence of Lower California
is not the object OF Gov. Cantu, he
announced in a statement denying the
declaration of Gen. p. Elias Gales
minister Of war and marine, that Gov
Cantu was trying 10 run the state as
separate from the balance Of N"Nt"o
and for his personal ends" Gen. Gales.
GOV CRntu said. had no other mutre
in mIktnE tn" statement at FL Paso,
Texas yesterday than To create dssen-
sion between the MexCRns Of this ter
rl,ory and those ow the main country
w, +. Boyle American consul here
announced that he has been informed
by American Consul Yost at Guaymas
that, contrary to reports, no Mexican
federal troops had started from that
point to attack Cantu forces. Consul
iost reported. however. Boyle an
nOunced that Il was rumorcd at Quay
mas that troops for the invasion had
left ManEanilio and MaZatlan,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
Bible Class viii
Study PduPs Life

The Twentieth Century Bible ella IS
Of the Court Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
church will begin a study OF the life
OF the Apostle Paul, Sunday morning.
Special textbooks have been provided
and the course promises to be an in
teresting and valuable feature of the
Sunday school work All members OF
the class are urged to he present so as
to not miss any OF these interesting
studies
The entire school entertained the
Twentieth Century class with a water
melon feast at Overton park Wednes-
day evening on account Of the class
having won the first lap OF the auto
mobile attendance contest.
Each class is represented by some
known make Of car in a race from
san Francisco TO New York. The prog
ress of each car is registered on a big
chart according to the increase In at
tendance The first lap Of the race
ended at Reno, New. and was won by
Ford. the car representing the Twen-
tieth Century class. At the end of
each lap the winning class Is to be
entertained by the rest Of the school.
The attendance last Sunday was the
greatest attained during the summer
season at Court Avenue church in 20
years
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
MARINES ACCEPT l6
OUT OF l4S WHO APPLY

one hundred and forty-eight young
men have applied NJ the local marine
recruiting station, up in the odd Eel
lows building. the past two weeks. aC-
cordng TO First Sergt Cassius r
BaumEras, USING, who Is In charge
while Capt. L. r, Pagan. Jr.. USING.
"of This number" stated the SER
seant, only i6 could pass the required
examination, given by DR.. Samuel Il.
johnson, U.S.N.. medical exauiner."
The following We're the successful ap-
pAcantS Curtis l.. " Williams. Fore
man Ark, Sam Adams, Lucy. Tenn. ;
Clifton A Wheeler Warren. Ark. EN-
met T. lowers Mount Pleasant. Miss ;
BENJAMIN r Suddeth Monroe, Ark. Io-
ssph =. Shanahan. Little Rock. ARR :
Charles W Fowler. Bolton Tenn; John
NJ Fox. 81. Louis, Mo Henry +.
Smith, Holly Springs Miss James
Massey. Ccntralia. NJ Earl .. Hop
ktns Ripley Tenn; William T. Mitch
ell fleming, Tenn: William T Stiles.
Ccviugton, Tenn Sam VI Elliott,
Berdeville, Ark; Richard l.. I,amhrith,
ZOE Volentinc stree, Memphis. and
Frank NJ. Parrott Atlanta. Ga.
We have just received orders to re-
eultst ex-GcrviCc men Tor recruiting
duty here" construed Sergt. Baumgras
and will be- glad to give fun intorma
tion TO all men who wish information
about this duty"
When asked what most OF the men
we're enlistjng for the sergeant stated,
"for special assignment 20 stations Of
their liking, and for instruction and an
tute, at Quantico, Va. We can offer
all ex-serviCe men n transfer to any
post in the United States upon their re-
enlistment
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
PRESIDENT ASKS
THAT MINERS CO
BACK TO WORK
Issues Appeal After Consider
alton of Report on Situa-
tion-LeWiS Will Order
Men to Mines.

WASHINGTON. July 81. -Prcsident
Wilson, through the United Mine Work
ers of America. last night appealed 70
striking mine laborcrs in Illinois and
Indiana TO return 20 work.
Inequalities in the existing wage
scale--hcld by the Strike leaders to b.
the cause OF the wA,kcut which closed
most Of the bituminous mines in thu
TIVE state, may exist the president
said. He added that he could not rec
ommcnd correction Of any Inequalities
until the strikers returned 10 their jobs
but that when they did, he would in.
Vite tho Joint scale committee OF OPP
orators ana miners to meet for the pur-
pose Of adjusting any such Inequalities
The president telegraphed his appca
TO the United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea, after he had studied report on
the coal situation submitted by Sccrc-
tary Of Labor Wilson,
Reports OF strikes Of mine laborers,
particularly in Illinois, the president
said, had been received by him with
a feeling Of regret and sorrow He
declared that he was distressed not
only because failure TO mine coal In
accordance with the terms of the exist
ing contract would result In suffering
during the coming winter but also be.
cause the violation OF the terms Of
your solemn obligation impairs your
good name, destroys the confidence
which is the basis Of all mutual agree
ment and threatens the very foundation
Of f1r industrial relations
Pointing ont that the United Mine
Workers constituted the largest single
labor organization in the world the
long endure that sets un It's own
strength Rs being superior to its
phghted faith or It's duty to society at
large"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
RIDDTCK TO NAME
RIVER Line AIDES

Flotation Of stock issue OF approx
matclv $500 600 will mark the first
activity Of the newly formed river navi-
CATION plan OF the Chamber of Com
merce An executive committee to
handle the financial plan and advise
with r. X, Riddick, chairman. In pre-
pairing this issue will be named as soon
as Mr. RiddIck returns to the city.
Formation OF the committee and de-
cision TO launch the project came after
n demand on the part OF shippers and
Memphis business men in general that
the Mississippi river be used to a
greater extent than at present Asso-
ciated with Mr.. Riddck on the Cham
Der Of Commerce committee. are the
editors OF the three newspapers.
Mr.. Riddick Is out Of the city for a
few days and il is anticipated that the
first work will be started during the
next week, In this way II can be
pushed during the vacation absence
Of the chairman In August.
At the meeting Friday many messages
Of encouragement and offers OF aid
from other river points were received
and read. Necessity for more steam
ers In the trade was stressed in all Of
these messages.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
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ALLEGED F0RGER MAKES
BOND AND IS RELEASED

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. July 81.
tSpl)--Tcrry Graves 81 this commuui-
~ who recently escaped from Blue
fountain with an auto, alleged to have
been. frnudulcntly procured from L, NJ
Fardin, NJ Blue Mountain and with
considerable funds in cash obtained,
II is said. illegally from the Ashland
branch OF the Bank Of Blue Mountain
and who was arrested In Hugo. Okla.
has been released from the Ripley jail,
having waived preliminary hearing
and made bond for 81, 600
Hardin recovered both his car and the
amount Of money lost In the transac-
ton, and the Bank Of Blue Mountain
has also been paid back the funds al
legged to have been procured fraudu-
IcntN with practically all OF the money
expended in making the arrest Of the
fugitive
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
LEWIS TO ORDER MEN
TO RETURN TO WORK

INDIANAPOLIS, md. July SIN
compliance with the wishes of Presi-
dent Wilson. John l.. Lewis, president
OF the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea, will issue n mandatory order In
structinE ah miners now on strike In
Indiana and Illinois to Immediately re-
turn 10 work, so as 10 permit the nor
NAL operation OF the mines, 1t was an
nounced at miners national heRdquar-
tiers here
The statement was Issued after con
ference had reported favorahly on the
presidents telegram, which was re-
celved here last night. Il am pro-
foundly impressed By the presidents
telegram" the statement said. The
suggestion OF the president will be APP
proved by every right thinking and 10y
al member OF the United Mine Work
ers OF America
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
DESTROY TWO STILLS.

HUNTINGDON. Tenn, July 81. (Spl,
A well concealed ''moonshine" dis
tillery of so gallons capacity, which
appeared to be the center OF an ex-
tenslve liquor traffic In Carroll county
was raided by the federal prohibition
agents OF Jackson, The dlstillery was
located two and one-half miles from
Cedar Grove Eight barrels OF beer
and quantity of singlings were de-
stroyed but no arrests were made.
Not long after another distillery, this
one located about seven miles northeast
OF Cedar Grove but over In Henderson
county, was also raided This stlll had
a 75-gallon capacity and the entire out
tit with quantity Of beer and sing
lings was destroyed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
SHIPBUILDING PLANT
CLOSES INDEFINITELY

+ PASCAGOULA. Miss, July 3l.--The
plant Of the international Shipbuildng
company was closed indefinitely last
night
This announcement was made by l.
Schiavon, general manager.
The cause OF the shut down, as given
by the general manager, Is the exist
ing financial conditions, especially In
regard to foreign exchange. The com
pany, which Is composed largely of
Italian stockholders, and which has
been working on italian contracts, has
found It impossible to operate profit
ably under the existing demoralized
foreign exchange rates.
When running with fun force the
plant employed between $500 and 5000
men
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
GIRL INSTANTLY KILLED
WHEN AUTO TURNS OVER

Margaret ], Light, ii, was instantly
Killed Thursday whea a small touring
car in which she was riding turned a
complete somersault on the Blair Gap
road, near Kingsport. Tenn. according
TO advices received here. Three other
injuries.
The accident resulted when the left
front wheel suddenly broke. Miss Light
is survived by her father and several
brothers and sisters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
SEARCH RUINS FOR DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.--Police
and firemen today continued to search
the ruins for possible victims of the
fire which Yesterday destroyed several
factory buildings on Fourth street
north Of Arch Although two bodies
have been recovered, several others
are believed to have lost their lives
More than 500 persons, most Of them
women were at work in the buildings.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
W. STEPHENSON MADE
MANAGER J., |. c. & E.

PINE BLUFF. Ark. July 81. (Spl)
w. Stephenson. who was superin
tendent of the Pine Bluff division OF
the Cotton Belt railway while 1t was
under government control, has been
elected general manager in charge OF
operations of the Jonesboro, Lake City
& Eastern railway, effective August 1.
Mr.. Stephenson left here today for
Jonesboro.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
DYNAMITE WRECKS
THRESHER; NO ONE HURT

BRISTOL. Tenn. July 81. tSpll--Two
men narrowly escaped death Tuesday
AZ Moccasin Gap. Va, near here. when
Tue threshing machine on which they
we're WorkinE ran over some dyna-
mite. causing an explosion which
wrecked tho machine The men were
threshing wheat on the farm OF Mrs.
scott Redwin when the explosion oc-
CURED II is not known how the dyna-
mite happened to be hidden under the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
JACK TERRY IS HALE
AND HEARTY AT lOS

BLUE MOUNTAIN. Miss. July 81.
(spl)-Jack Terry 1903, probably holds
the seniority record OF North Missis-
sippi
At 80 Uncle Jack whose home Is In
the eastern part OF Union county, was
baptized into the fellowship OF the Bap-
list church by the Rev. S. V. Gullett,
OF this place. At l04 he was still a
regular attendant upon revival SER
vices, He bids fair to continue for some
time IN come.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
M'CLELAND MADE MAJOR.

JACKSON, Miss, July 81. tspL)-
orp, "a =, S,,ti, ~,
the Mississippi national guard, has been
promoted to the rank Of major. Major
McClcland served as colonel on Gen.
Pershings staff at Chaumont during
tho war
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
TWO ARRESTED.

TWO white men, A.. l.. Peterson and
Willie Back, were arrested Friday
evening by federal authorities on comics
OF warrants from Paducah. Ky. charR
ing them with breaking into an inter
state express shipment. II il alleged
that they took cameras and pistois from
an express shipment billed for Fulton,
Ky '''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
FORCES CAR IN DITCH;
GIRL, 5, SERIOUSLY HURT

JACKSON. Miss, July 81. (Spl)-
condition at local sanitarium as a re-
suit OF being thrown from the automo-
bile in which she was riding with her
uncle. A. S. Lowe when an unidenti-
fled negro driver of another car forced
the white man into q ditch.
The negro is said to have been going
at a terrific rate and did not stop
when Mr.. loves automobile tipped
over and the Lawhorn girl was thrown
out.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
CHARTER CONCERN.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July 81
Charter OF incorporation for the Sig
mai Mountain Portland Cement com
pahy, capital S6.0O0000, was filed In the
day, the promoters being well known
CHATTANOOGA and Iowa capitalists.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
ILLINOIS MINERS HEAD
RESERVES HIS COMMENT

SPRINGFIELD. H., July si--Presi-
dent Frank harrington, OF the Illinois
miners union. had little to say when
told that President Wilson had offered
TO invite meeting Of the joint scale
committee OF miners and operators 10
adjust wage inequalities. II the miners
would return to work II don't think
much OF IT," was his comment
In his statement of several DAYS ago
President Harrington declared the min
ers were "ahou, fed up on appeals
from the president
washing and polla.,nR our speciality.
Lockwood Auto Co. 500 Madison Ave.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
SOLOS WILL FEATURE
CONCERT AT OVERTON

4 cornct solo by John Lampe and a
baritone solo ny Abe Ripper will fea-
turc the regular Sunday afternoon con-
cert of tho municipal band under the
able leadership Of Prof r. K White, at
Overton park The concert will begin
promptly at S;a0 o'clock. and as usual
u large crowd win probably be on hand
to enjoy the excellent music offered
The complete program follows:
March Memphis Municipal Band
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
Diamonds Mounted In
Artistic Platinum Designs
Sent Express Prepaid for Inspection
In Your DUN Home

IA 7ERELY tell that you interested in the purchase
W of diamond, whether for personal adornment, in
oO0 vestment or gift purposes. And will send all
express charges prepaid liberal selection of for
your examination and inspection in your home You
will then be enabled to eisurey make your decision
conditions that perfectly familiar you and without
the assistance of outside craftsmanship.
q GUIDE for our mail order division in assembling
~ a memorandum package of accurately weighed and
q graded stones, state the approximate amount you
desire to invest And to further enable in selecting the
mountngs that will meet your requirements tell whether
you desire to examine deliberately mounted platinum
piece brooch avaere, necklace clasp modest solitaire
TN MAKING a request for memorandum package of
diamonds, you do not obgate yourself to make pur-
chase. If the selection sent does not with your
approval return the entire shipment at expense and
if you wish ask to submit other stones for your exam
nation We require of Identification only the
of your bank two three we'll rated merchants
T7FIE Brodnax deferred payment plan enables one to
enjoy the pleasure of possessing diamond while
completing the purchase. Arrangements be made
to pay onefth cash and the balance in ten equal monthly
Full information in regard to selling plan will
be given upon request
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AtkiSson
Ovcrturc--Il Guarany ,........ Gomez
Waltz Flowers Of Italy .,,... Stetfano
Solo for Cornet ,,........... Selected
Mr. John Lampe.
Fantasia operate Masterpieces.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Satrenck
Intermission.
Selection Bohemian Girl ..,... Balfe
Rhapsodic Southern ...,,.... Hosmer
Solo for Baritone--Don't You Re-
member the Time ,....... Williams
Mr. Abe Ripper.
ENcerpts-Furs and Frills ........ Helm
Star SpanEled Banner.