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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-03-05

Oliver J. holland and son, Clar.
ence, Of Napier, were business visi-
tors in Oregon, Saturday Of last week.
Lester Pettijohn, accompanied by
Robert Hatch and Frank Morgan,
autoed to Sc. Joseph, Monday Of this
week, Mr. Pettijohn rs a witness in
federal court in session there this
week. and Mr.. Hatch and MIR. Morgan
TO take in the auto show in session
there this week.
Jesse and Harold Kahn, Of the
Bigelow and Big Lake neighborhood,
were shaking hands with friends. and
attending to business matters in Ore
gon, Monday Of this week.
j. l.. weaver, formerly of the
Richville neighborhood, but who with
his family removed to his old home
near Switz, Indiana, where he invested
In quarter section of land, was in
Oregon and vicinity for couple of
days this week, ON businss matters,
and also TO get his car, which he had
left here. lie left here Tuesday for
his new home, driving his car through.
Tie says his family are all well, and
like their new home, but right down
in the bottom Of their hearts, we be-
Ieye they like old Holt County, Mis-
souri,, better.
We were all glad to see Roy
Iershner, Of the Nickell's Grove school
district, on our streets last Saturday
after a severe attack of pneumonia,
He had close call from crossing the
River Styx, but is now beginning to
look, appear and act natural again.
H. r. Floyd, of the Nickelrs
Grove school district, who recently sold
his farm, known MS the Yves Zachman
place, TO Dan Dreher, left this week
with his family for Fillmore, near
which place he has purchased a farm.
but he will reside in town for the
present. They are splendid family,
and We regret their departure, but
wish them success and health in their
new home.
Mrs. sarah o. Ramsay went to
Lawrence, kansas, last Thursday for
visit to her granddaughter. Mrs.
Carl Schladerman and family.
DR.. and Mrs. Is. &. Pierce were in
Kansas City, last week, Tuesday to
Thursday, the Doctor going on Dusi-
ness and to attend "A dental meeting,
and both Of them to visit their daugh-
ter. Rowena. who IL in the government
employ in that city.
AIRS. Fred Philbrick and son,
Price, Of st. Joseph, are here, called
by the serious sickness OF her sister.
Mrs. Dwight Meyer, VI the kimsey
school district. who has been danger
ously sick with pneumonia, and her
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-03-05

vile. OF near oregon, Washingtons
birthday, February %.
George Gore, who bought the
Louis Stalcup farm, known as the
Hahn place, "a miles south Of Ore
gon, has removed to this place, and he
and family are now at home to their
many friends.
William Keller son, Charles and
wife and daughter, Miss Bertha, Of
the Richland school district, were in
Oregon, Saturday last, on business.
We acknowledge very pleasant call
from Miss Bertha and Mrs. Charles
Keller.
If you want 10 buy q farm see us.
We have a good lit Of them for sale.
BRIDGEMAN & FRYE.
&C. w. (Coke) Jackson. Of Big
Lake, had business in Oregon, Satur-
day Of last week.
Charles Frodsham and wife, Of
Savannah, were in Oregon, Sunday
last, the guests Of Mrs. F's mother,
Mrs. Sol. Lchmer, and their daughter,
Mrs. J. G. Whitmcr, husband and that
fine grandson, and brother, George
Iehmer. wife and son, and other rels-
Oregon TO Robert kneale for S3i 900.
Charles Markt has sold his 100
acre farm, known a. the Clrich Burger
place, about five miles northeast of
Orego nto Robert kncale for s3l 900.
Mr.. Kneale sold this farm 10 X. s..
Logan little over a year ago for
si2b.00 per acre, who In turn
sold TO Charles Markt, the present
owner, a year ago the coming 9Th of
For Sale-Spotted Poland China
Malo Hn1 Rarnrd No 0kSoA Ear-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-03-05
81 HEADOF HOGS 81

"a Brood Sows, consisting Of 10 gifts, all thor
oughbred Durocs. due to farrow about April IS.
Brood Sows, 2 Spotted Poland Chinas, others thor
oughbred Duroc- Jerseys, bred. All immune.
AZ head Of Winter Pigs-a nice even bunch.
One Of Erharts Big Type Poland-Chi Bears,
an extra good one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
APPEALS COURT
ENDS SESSION
Final Case Heard Is Against
Al G. Barnes Show

Tho United States circuit eour,
OF appeals concluded Its ,thrce-day
session In Seattle wednesday after
noon
The cases OF the Al q. Barnes
show Co. w. Eta Eichclhargcr and
stanley Eichcibarser, her husband
was the principal one considered yes
tcrday.
While attending the circus at Top
penish In July. 1917. Mrs. Eichel'
harger broke thru n plank while be
ing shown TO her seat and suffered
a fractured leg and internal Injuries.
A Jury awarded her $4,000.
II was the circus company's appeal
from this verdict that constituted tho
case before the court Of appeals.
The appeal OF the West side irri'
eating company was the other case
considered Wednesday.
At the conclusion OF the hearings
Circuit Judges william H. Gilbert
William H. Hunt and Charles ~
wolverton. who form the court OF
appeals, left for Portland. where they
have two cases TO hear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
HOW ANY GIRL CAN
HAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl or woman is pretty II her
eyes are red. strained or have dark
rings. Simple witchhazel. camphor,
hydrastis. etc. as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash. will brighten the eyes and
a weeks use will surprise you with
its QUICK results. Regular use OF
Lavoptk keeps the eyes healthy,
sparkling and vivacious. The quick
change will please you. Dainty alum.
mum eye cup FREE. Swifts Drug
Co. and leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
is SPIRITED AWAY
I'D SECLUDED SpOT

Tho victim was then evidently
pinced In the automobile and spirited
away. for the next Goetx romem.
bcred he WINS on hin behind the
city. with the red initials scared on
his stomach. Rain which was fail.
ing had revived him
coets was approached a few days
ago. while he wna installing a fur.
mace. by a man who asked him II
he had a card" lie replied he
didn't need ona His questioncr In.
formed him he would soon find tho
need
Goetx rvmcmbcrs his captors
ordered him TO be quiet. and told
him he would never 10 20 work
again. He recalls they said There
win be he'll TO pay In chehaiis."
News OF the assault upon Goc,x
was not made public until late yes.
terday by the police. who are bend
Ing every effos, TO apprehend the
thugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
BRUTAL ATTACK
ON OREGON Man
Letters ~. W. W." Are
Burned Into His Flesh

ASTORIA. Ore. Sept. .s.--with
the letters II. w. w" burned into
the flesh OF his abdomen. George IL.
Goctx Is today the victim OF a brutal
attack which was made upon him
by three unknown men.
Goetx. who came here from Port
land TO Install furnaces. reported 10
tho police that an automobile with
dimmed lights. stopped In front Of
him while he was walking along tho
street Monday night Three men
jumped out and one OF them
knocked him unconscious with a
blow on the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
BUSINESS CHIEFS
Give SHOW 90.
See Time and Labor SAVING
Devices

As guests Of the management and
tho exhibitors. business executives
from all parts Of the state inspected
the latest time and labor saving de.
vices In office equipment and bust
ness management at tn. Seattle
Business show "Wednesday.
a big increase in the number OF
sales was made on the third day.
Several hrsc exhibitors who brought
displays and demonstrators from
New York. have made enough sales
to pay expenses according TO Man.
ager Waldo T. Tuppcr. A program
by Adams orchestra was. given dur.
Ing the afternoon
Friday evening WIN be business
club night. the management has an.
nounccd- The program will bc fur.
nishod by the kiwanis. Rotary. ono
Hundred Per fAvrt. Young Mems
Business and Mutual Business clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
COAL STRIKE
IS POSTPONED
Referendum to Be Taken
With 5000 State Miners

Washington coal miners did not
strike Thursday. as scheduled. Tn.
strike order was rcscinded late Wed.
nesday to allow a referendum. Three
thousand miners were prepared to
walk out 10 force employers 20 make
a pay increase retroactive to August
fs.
Union officials held a conference
"Wednesday. recalling the strike or.
der. Tho referendum viii be com.
pieted In 10 days. says Robert II.
Hariin. president Of the local dis.
trict United Mine Workers OF Amer.
lea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

Los ANGELES. Sept 2g.-Fed-
crai government Injunction proceed.
ings against the California Associat.
cd ftaisin company Of Fresno were
dismissed by Federal Judge Bledsoc
late Wednesday when formal
agreement between the raisin grow.
crs and United States attorneys was
filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

display competition At the state fair
yesterday. Spokane county. with
sis. and Crnys Harbor county. with
800. werc second and third. ceiebrat-
ing Governors day. Gov. Louis r.
Hart and Gov. William Lloyd Hard.
ing. OF Iowa. spoke in the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
Walla Walla Wins
Yakima Fair Honor

YAKIMA. Sept ,3,--wifh e2o
points to her credit. waiia waiia
county won first place in the county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
20 Are Arrested in
Frisco Dope Raid

San FRANCISCO. Sept. %. -
Twenty addIcts and peddlers OF
dope. four Of them women. were ar
rested In an extensive raid by mem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

bars Of the police narcotic squad last
night A number Of opium-smoking
layouts and hypo outfits arc held as
evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

SPOKANE.--Noon-day nap TO be
added to curriculum Of Spokane's
public schools.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
DISCOURSE DEL GOBESNADoR
EORQUEZ

"Despues Dc haber escuchado con el
mayor benepiacito las bellas frases de
mi colega, Of sehor Gobernador Camp
bell. me veo ohligado a dirigir Ia pala-
ora q ustedes no obstante ia deficien-
cia de mi 3ansuaje. 70 no soy orador
Y solo me gufa a tomar IA palabra ell
profundo sentimiento de gratitud que
Tie han ~producido las frases de mi no
norable amigo cl senior Gobernador
Campbell.
Como jefe del Executive de Sonora,
acepto o %iacer la mano noble y fuer
te Que Sc no. ha tendido y correspon
6cremos sieElpre con una efusion J.
quail 81 no mayor. como sucede s!empre
q los teruperamentos latinos, a las
muestras de consideration y de gran
ayuda que en- estos momentos hemos
tenido ell placer de escuchar de tan
autorizada VOC. Con gusto estrecha-
mos, repito. Ia mano fuerte y vigoroza
del r-epresentante del herTnano Estado
de Arizona. y el Estado de Sonora ha-
RI estoy securo, toda clase de esfuer-
zos por correspondent con exceso las
InueSITdS 10 COIISlOe[ dClCIl que IOuOS
hemos ~recogldo. Creo representa- o me-
Jor dicho cree interpreter ell sentir de
mi pueblo 81 manifesto a ustedes que
de hoy en- aCelante Ell proposito mas
firme del GcDierno Y del pueblS de So
ora sera 81 de estrechar mas firmemen
te que nunca y siempre en- c%reciente,
las buenas re!aciones que hace tempo
Sc han iniciado V que en- estos momen-
tos toman un caracter tan ~vigoroso.
Solo me resta dar las mas cumpli-
das gracias 4 las Camaras de Conner
clio de amtos Nogales por habernos da
do una bella cportunidad de estrechar
nuestras relaciones al grade que tanto
anhelabamos. Por Gltimo, quiero mani
festar a qulenes pacientemente me es-
cuchan que el Gobierno de Sonora sa-
bra cumplir con 10 que mis- conciuda-
danos deseau.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
Ell EXECUTIVE DE ARIZONA AGREGO QUE UNO DE SUS
MEJORES DESEOS, ES YER CONVERTIBLE A MEXICO
EN- UN PALS DONDE Sc VIVA MEJOR

Telegrama ESpecia! para LA
NOGALES. Arizona. Julio 12.-Ter-
minados va los feStejos que hubo en-
Nogales en- honor del general ODre-
g0n Y a los cuales asistieron los Co
| berradores dc los Estados de AriZo-
La, Thomas Z. Campbell y de n
| re-, Flavio 4. B0rqusZ, quedan los CO.
rnentarios cue en- los cfrculos poll
ticos V comerciales dc ambos Noga-
les Sc hacen respecto a Ia signlfica-
| ciCr de csas reuniones que tuvieron
O remate una barbacoa ofrecids1
| cerca de Ia lfnea divisoria-
Ell publico meXicano IA tomad de-
| bida nota de las de~claraciones he
| clias por el Gobernador Campbell, es-
! pecialmente l. u sc refiere a que los
prop0sitoS del pueblo V del gobierno
de los EstaGos Unidos son de pres
tar ayuda moral al pueblo mexicano
rara que restablezca Ia paz y entire
en- I'm periodic de ~concordia, de ira
! bajo V de prosreSo, d que tiene iusto
derecho.
! "Quiero ceclarar Ell esta OCCASION.
I-dijo el Gohernador Campbell.-que
nj nosotros (se referia Il las auto
ridades Y al pueblo de Arizona) nj
los Estados .Unidos, ambicionamos un
solo palmo de territOrio meNicano:
IL Que solo deseamos eXtender a nues
tros v~ecino.; Ia mano como IN hernia
no mayor que desea prestarles ayu-
da en- una epoca difIcil. Nj mejor
| 80. a. -. . NrkN1Nn ,Ar.-.r.,lz ~,
Ut pats en- donde Sc pueda vivir me-
jCr. Y espero yer realizado tai de-
SEQ"
Como los discursos de los Gober-
na6ores Campbell y Borauez Y del
general ObreSon no han Sido dadoS
i conocer fntegros, convene publican
los a fin de que por conducto de LA
PRENSA Sc conozca por TODD el pue-
bio mexicano 10 que Sc dijo en- las
reunionas organizadas por las Ca
mars de Concrete de ambos Noga-
les.
"Siento TN placer muy especial. como
Jcie del Executive del EStado de Ar
IONA. de encoatrarme Ell esta reunion
TCGo 10 que aqui dice;nos, TODD 10 que
aqUf hagan,os no serfa de gran signi-
ftcaci6n 81 40 llevara 81 esplrndorosI s,
10 re a~nlnac!on que predomina en- los
autmos de lbs ciudadapos de anlbos PAT
SEES que So 81 '0-?trsn slcI rcunido.
rs va denasiado largo el tempo que
n ~tzansc:--'G1 sin AL huen entcndl-
ir,eato entire an.tGs ns.'nnc. v c~ta
debe atribui-se a que no ha existido IN
conocimiento u fondo entire ambos que
bios.
La semilIa que tan felizmerte fuG
senDrada en- Ncsales hace dos ahos no
snlGmente m Iroducido sus trutos en-
81 lugar en- Cha fue p!antada sino one
Ise notan sue efectos en- muchos otros
luSares de nuestro pals.
Creo intcrpretar ell sentir de mis- cor
c!adadanos Il: manifestsr aquf que to-
2os esperanos el adve >,miento de una
nueva era en- Ia vida de Mexico. Ulti-
mamente recorrf n gran extension de
nuestro territorio para asistir a una
Gran Convention Nacional, y puedo de-
cries, con toda sinceridad y franoue-
"a que los otoc de Ia Convention es-
taoan fi1os en- los acontecimientos Que
actuaimente estan desarrollAndose an
Mexico.
Aor!go Ia mas lisonjera esperanto Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
THE SUN AND NEW YORK He
RAID" Y FL CANDIDATE
DEMOCRATIC

FL gran diario neoyorquino comen-
tando Ia designation de Cox escribe
uE largo %artfculo. del cual tomamos los
s%!guientes parrafos.
Cox venci0 en- Ia mas tremenda lu
cha en- Ia historic de las convenciones
por que los jefes democratas de las
grandes cicdades decidieron al fin que
clos 10 ne~ccsitaban en- sus campahas 10
Gales, mas Que a McAdoo y 4 Palmer.
Es una c~andidatura producida unica-
mente por los pupilos de Ia polftica.
Murphy, &c Nueva York, eligio a Cox
y 10 defendiC o teson porque cree
que debe haber candidates ~nacionaleS
dc Ia cerv"za V de los who's ligeros.
que lie ayuden 4 elegir un senador y
IN gobernador. Brennan, de Illinois, lu-
ch0 por 81 desde e. principle porque
el condadu de Cook solo puede ser
iEclinado on favor de I'm candidate
Dartidario &c la cers eza y de los who's
ligeros.
Cox renci6 por el tenor de los de-
mocratas a up tercer partido que pu-
d!era nermar las filas democraticas,
mas que las republicans, con un pro-
oASAie oSSS hiCJOlt IVA LUG tItS-
10 para contener esa possible deser-
ci0n. Triunf3 por que sus gerentes fue
ror 10 Suficientemente habiles para
coDvenc@r a un numero suficiente de de
legados de que Cox era Ell Gnico que
Nodla arrastrar q los Estados Unidos
del oeste central, Ohio, Indiana y Ken
tiky, que los 6emocratas necesitaban
con toda urGencia.
McAdoo ptr6io por el tenor de mu-
chos Delegates de que Ell partido hu-
biera sido puesto en- ridiculo cuando
los eScritores y caricaturistas comen-
zaran 4 ~presentarlo como al principe
coronado. Tcnta 81 Sc quiere csc escr1-
pulo. ell atenaceo a su vlctima y Nc
Adoo Sc encontro sin esperanto.
McAdoo perdio porque Ia reacci6n
contra Wilson : TODD 10 que a 81 sc
reTiere es ahora mas fuerte que nunca
Esa reacclCn aumenta con Ia dura-
ci6n de la convention y Sc intensified
con ell nsolcnte y desprectixt raov
con ell insolvnte y despreciativo trata
rnlento dado q los enemigos de Ia Ii
ga de Nac.ones. manifestado en- ell CO.
mite de resoluciones y en- la convention
por Carter Glass y otros reprcsen-
tentes de wilson. hacia Bryan. los
]seDadores Walsh, Reed y Pomerone. No
ntreviendose a entrar en- Ia campaha
cor I'm proGrama de principals que
fueron repudiados por ell Presidente y
que lutheran s'do contrarios a s., con
vinieron en- que era 10 mismo derro
:ar a McAdho y elegir a Cox.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17

Ia mas firme creencia de que ha sur
sidc del pueblo m~eXicano un hoHaore
uue elevali q SUI pals al nivel de pro-
creso que lie corresponds. rs nuestEa
creencia que sobre u homoros aes-
cnnsa una cabeza. que dentro DE su pc
cho leva I'm CcraZ6n y que esta ootauo
de una esp;na dorsal capaZ de sostener
su entrgica eStructura que lie da tuerza
Era 81 feiiz tXito en- todas u empire
sas. Esos elementos son los que Sc ne
ccsitan en- urt leader, ' crco que este
hombre que sc e~ncuentra 4 mi derecha
los reune para hacer de Mexico IA ma
ci6n que debicra Ser.
ST no siniiera fntirnamente las pala-
bras que ncabo de decir no me encon-
rrarla aqui hoy. Uni de mis- mejores
Geseos es yer que Mexico Sc convierta
ell IN pals ell donde Sc pueda vivir
rrcjor.
Quiero nanifestar en- esta OCCASION,
cue nj nosotros nj los Estados Unidos
ambicionan.oS IN solo palmo del terrific
rio de Mexico. Nuestros deseos son eX
tcnderles Ia rnano de un hermano ma
yer Y creo que ustedes han ~procedido
va de Ia raejor manera para approve
char Ia dyuda que nosotros les ofrece-
mos. Elago votos por que este espiritu
de confrate-niGad siga en aumento du-
lante los proXimos amos de mi admi-
nistraci0n.
FL destino dc este pals Sc e]ncuentra
en- manos de sus hijos Y porque asi 10
Comprenden estan poniendo tod su ft
Y todas sus ~esperanzas en- este hombre
e~srlendido y fuerte. e. esta va en- sus
cUrazones. como 10 manifesto este ban
Cuete. y con Ia ayuda de vuestros cere-
bros y vuestros brazos, Al hacerlo e.
leader" &c esta Nacion podra hacer
J lie Mexico un esplendido pals desarro-
lardo sus Ea~scmbrosas riquezas natura
| = que So ~enCLentran en- estado incul-
t.
General O~breg0n: Gobernador B6r-
.uez:-Deseo que sigan en- Ia inteli-
sencia de que mi mano continuara ex
tendida hac!a ustedes = que p~rocurare
sSiorZarme mas en- 10 future para que
mi 2yuda sea mas vigorosa que 10 que
Easta ahora debilmente he podido ofre
~cerles."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
DE OBREGoN

Este dfa, acknowledgements. es cuando
ha cstado en- mayor peligro mi modes
tia. porque O. la fiesta que me han ofre
edo las dos Camaras de Comercio, de
Eogales. Sonora y de Nogales, Arizo-
ma. Ia ~presencia de nuestros h%uespedes
de honor, ell senior Gobernador de Ari-
IONA. Ia presencia de nstlwnt
zrua MI. Campbell. Ell senior Gobernador
lie Sonora don F1avio a. B6rquez, los
altos jefes rliiitares del Ejercito ameri
cano, los representatives de Ia Autori-
DAD Civil de Tuczon Y los prominentes
ciudadanos del Estado de Arizona Y del
Estado de Sonora que equ1 Sc han con
gregado, IL han dado IN relieve que
robustece m! orgullo y tengo que hacer
IN ~esfuerzo para atribuir a Ia bondad
de todos Ia magnitud de esta fiesta y
no dar ofdos q mi orgullo que en- mala
bora me aconsejarfa Greer que 20 me-
rezco TODD este.
La tra~sccndencia polftica y Ia reso-
nancia que tiene que hacer sentir en-
ambos pafses esta fiesta tan sincera
y tan modesto, 40 escapa a Ia conside-
FSclon dc nlnSuno dc noSotroS, J yO
Quiero que hagamos votos todos los
aqut reunidos para que quepa ell alto
honor a los hijos del Estado de Sonora
Y a LIS hiios del Estado de Arizona
de trazar IL rueva ruta por donde tie
nen que encauzarse nuestras relaciones
iuternacionales.
Como mexicano primero Y como So
ncrense despuss, no puedo menos que
sentirme aitamente satisfecho de que
estemos dando los hijos de estos dos
Estados I'm cjemplo perfectamente cla-
10 de que para la buena inteIigencia
entire las dos grandes nacioi1es, ell prin
cipai factor scra siempre Ia buena vo-
luntad de sus hijos. Para terminar quie
TO invitar q ustedes a que hagamos vo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
Los Estados Unidos no Ambicionan
I'm Palmo del Territorio Mexicano
GQRERMAlOR CAMPBELL
"GOBERNADOR CAMPBELL

tos porQue en- ell future los Estados
Cnidos de Norte-Amertca y los Estados
Unidos Mexicanos marchen en- I'm es-
fuerzo paraleio hacia 81 engrandeci-
rl.ento V hacia la realization de sus
nuevos anhe]os."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
G0MPERS TO SEND
MESSAGE.TOL LABOR
Will Deliver Address of Unusual
Importance Before c. L. q.
Monday Night.


President Samuel Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor has
address before the local Central Labor
Union Monday night. which is expected
to embody message to the labor world
Sessions of the executive council
OF the American Federation of Labor
at the labor headquarters yesterday were
suspended while a committee from
Central Labor Union waited upon Mr.
Gompers with the invitation. He took
the invitation before the council and
returned with the reply that he and
as many members of the council as
found it possible would he present at
the next meeting, when he would de-
liver an address on certain topics af-
fecting organized labor during the
coming year.
Exactly what the message win be,
was not stated. 1t is known. however,
that the radical situation will be dis
cussed. and the stand of labor upon
tenets held by radical members will be
emphasized
One official Of organized labor here
declared that the meeting would be the
most important to be held by Central
Labor Union in a score Of years. Ar
rangements to handle the crowd are be-
ing made by Secretary Frank Coleman
Of Central Labor Union. who announced
that special facilities would be sought
in an. effort to accommodate all dele
gates The plans are to suspend regu-
lar business at 8 o'clock, in order to
allow President .GomperS and members
Of the council to address the body.