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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Grover F.. Desmond to James A
Begg, Lot 8, Block 6, Cascade Orch.
$40.
James A. Begg to Bert Blackwell
same as above. s1400.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16
Mistake Somewhere,

Officer of the Range-Here you,
where are all your shots going =?
Every one has missed the mark.
Nervous Recruit-I've been won
dering about that, myself, sir. They
all seem to leave here all right
American Legion Weekly.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16

Our platform: More fish in the H.
linois river and let the women do the
work.-Pekin 0ll.) Daily Times.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16
EVERYONE WELCOMES!

To What?
To come and hear the gospel
preached.
Where?
In the tent across the street from
Faulkner's old store.
When?
Every night in the week except
Monday and Saturday. On Sundays
there are services at II, and o.
clock.
Try The Echo classified" when
you want to buy or SELL
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. V. Swanson and fam
lily moved to Wenatchee the first Of
the week where they will make their
future home. Mr. Swanson has ac-
cepted the position of foreman of the
Wenatchee Box Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
NIP BIC OPIUM SMUGGLING
PLOT IN BUD IN NORFOLK
Custom Officials Arrest Chinese
Scamcn AMI Capture 1000
Pounds OF Drug.
lBy Associatcd Press.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 29.-What
customs officials believe to he a plot
of enormous proportions to smugglc
opium into United States WAS inter
rupted here today when customs Off :
c.alS arrested nftccu Cainesc scancn
with between 1890 and 1000 pounds
OF III. drug in their possession.
Nine OF the Cinnamon were arrest :
ed as they were leaving the British
steamer E!myr Heath. and the other
sin were arrrchcndcd with the drug
in trunks and hand baggage M they
were about 20 board Il train FOR New
York.
The Eimyr Heath arrived here yes
terday. shortly thereafter, chue Foo,
u member OF the crew. secured a
launch TO carry fourteen of his coun-
IA" had been employed To conduct the
men 10 New York, where they were
Ia ship an q Chinese vessel The
iirs; six men examined by customs
officials passed inspection hut the
other nine had hand baggage con
tanning opium \ further search re-
vealcd that each OF the men had bag
gage checks on their person for
trunks that had been checked to
New York
At the railroad station the bag
gage for which the checks were is
sued WAS found. aud on being
opened the trunks were found to be
packed with opium in two pound tins.
Customs officials had not finished
checking il up late tonight bu; il
WAS estimated there was between L.
800 and 1000 pounds of tho drug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

Ward delegation wav.r irom its
original stand. Not once did The
Madison Ward delegation waver. But
Clay Ward reached out In every di-
rcctioh-mainly. however. to Griggs
Tor large number OF ballots. but
from the beginning Alderman Fuller
anu Councilman Seatun stuck TO In
gram, and after four ballots for
Maurice. Councilman Cmlauf settled
down comfortably in til: Ingram
bandwagon.
The vote on the forty-third. bal
lot stood: For InYram-Grundy.
Gunst. FULLER, White, Winfrec. Bat
kins. Carpenter. D!ckcrson. English.
Johns. Mann. Peters. Phillips. Rodcn.
Rose. Seat"n. Smith. sullivan. um-
lauf. Powell. For Work.
man. Powers. Nunna!iy. Jones. Moore.
Morton, Atkinson. Ltdd. For GriSgs
-Epps. Melton. WoCdy and Adams.
At 1890 o'clock recess of ten
minutes was taken Ia order that the
GriSgs and Maurice followers might
confer with the proba b:lity Of reach
ing som" arrangement hy which the
deadlock might ~ broken. The Maui
rice mes. however. refused to enter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
LOANS TO ALLAN A. RYAN
COVERED BY COLLATERAL
Few National Hanks Ia Whom i'innn-
rtcr Owes "a Dollar. Comptrol-
Ter of Currency DccInres

WASHINGTON, Nov. 90. John
Shchon Williams. Comptroller o. the
currency. announced Monday that. MS
iar as he IL advised. loans to Allan
y. Ryan made by national banks are
sniicicnt!y covered by collateral
Ryan IS the New York nnancier
who corncrcd Stutz Motors and was
elected from the New York stock
exchange. Ills recent operations
nave aroused the interest OF Wall
street and big banking institutions.
and Il WAS rcnor;cd that committee
OF bankers had been organized TO
tax over his holdings. which were
sad 10 have shrunk In value.
Comptroller Williams. following a
WISH from Ryan, issued this state
mcnt: AS far as am advised. there
are tio loans TO Mr.. Ryan or his firm
h..u ~ banks under the supervision
OF this Office which do not appear TO
oc sufficiently covered By collateral.
] VIII also add tina. there are very
t"w national banks. as far as my
niormt!on goes, 10 whom Mr. RYAN
owes a dollar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

ttontlhucu from i lrSt IaSt''
the Third lntornatIonalc. Thus far.
therefore, she refuses 10 lend herself
to any action that might lie inter-
prctcd as even Indirect recognition.
- Viewpoint Same as rhn, al T. y.
I. The Viewpoint OF the French re-
public is Virtually the same as that
of the United states. Is 1t, therefore,
absolutely impossible 10 reconcile
.sthtsc VIEWPOINTS? The New York
Terald has pointed out. logically,
that English and American sentiment
lis not So remote from each other
rs nigh. be supposed.
! The British government contends
,tha; II is not called upon to concern
itself with the Russian form OF gov
eminent or her social conditions any
more than those Of the savage tribes
with whom British merchants trade
But that Is net saying that the Bit
ish have the leas; sympathy for the
: Boishcvist regime. Certainly they do
not want It installed in I.ondon--nor
do. they want TO see Berlin gaining
-suppor, In Moscow in her resist
;Iuee to the Versailles treaty.
The allies are united. then. on two
out of three essential issues
Premier Leagues must not restrict
his risi; TO London to few chats
with Lloyd George. Let US place ali
nur cards on the table.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

snio amy sort OF compromise and
then II YVES decided 20 u.- ~. Away
after the following three ballots.
such notice waa given iy Councilman
Dickcrson. and the Griggs delegation
Kept It's word. The result wa. tna,.
tn. calculations of all the Madison
and Jefferson Ward Torecastcrs were
altered TO tho winds. and more
han enough votes to insure the clcc-
ton Of Ingram was handed over b.
the Gr.ggs followers.
Garry Ont FOrccnst.
For twcnty-siH ballots the forecast
printed In TIE Tincs- Dispatch yes
tcrday as 20 the line up on the first
ballot YVES strictly observed. Then
the Clay Ward mon h.g;,n to wavcr,
while the Madison Ward delegation
drew closer together. other meg
SnBes OF good feeling were extended
By the Ingram forces. and finally the
fight was won. with bu; twelve votes
away from the ingram forces.
EDps. Melton. Woody and Adams.
however, refused To give up the ship.
and stood upon the deck thereof like
the boy Of caSabiRncn fame.
The Maurice delegation had little
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
INGRAM is ELECTED
POLICE JUSTICE ON
THE AID BALLOT
Continued from First rage)

candidates from the beginning, and
along about II o'clock the balloting
became morotonous and the Griggs
men began to weaken in spots. Pc
ters and Winfrec dropped out of the
camp internationally. with the hope
that the Maurice supporters might
notice the sigma! o: distress. But the
South S!dcrs paid no attention to the
warning and monotonously raised the
standard OF one OF their candidates
as that OF the other was lowered.
In the meantime greetings we're cX
tended to the Ingram forces. Alder
man Grundy held out the hand oil
fellowship and invited the CirigSs and
Maurice forces To come over. Upon
the occasion OF one OF thes saluta-
tons to the opposition. Alderman
Winfrec, who had stepped out or the
Griggs camp. stated that he had
needed the invitation and then stood
some Of the Ingram forces. Coun-
Gilman Peters changed his vote upon
several occasions. giving the Madi-
son Ward delegation an opportun!iy
of going to The rescue OF the JEFF
ferson Ward candidate. hut that dele
cation did not warcr.
Lee Ward Never wnvcrcd.
Not once did a member Of the Ice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
make FOURTH ARREST IN
SHEPARD MURDER CASE
tContinueh from First pageN

lGontlnued from First PaEcD
accompanied by her husband. who
is an attorney.
DR.. T.. Il. Elmers arrival here this
morning and his enor, 20 cvadc news
paper men and the events I'm which
he figured after his arrival were i'm
portant features CT the days develop
,nents.
DR.. Elmer employed former Brig
adler General Walter ~ Harris. Of
this city, as his lending counsel. A
petition for bail for Mrs Elmer was
presented TO Judge Mathews. Of Bihb
Superior Court. early tonight. The
petition followed the usual lines. and
odarScd that the state had not pro-
duccd any evidence Of guilt
Hold Hearing December :.
An Immediate hearing was asked.
but Judge Mathews set the case for
hearing or December {. Judge John
T. Ross, representing the interest.
son also asked that bail be nxed for
his clients. This case also was set
FOR hearing on December Z.
state tx Agent ]. f. Roberts. who
arrived here yesterday at the drcc-
lion of Governor Dorsey. entered into
conferences with attorneys represent
i1E the Crandall and Shepard inter
csts today. Mr.. Roberts said tn.
state would cndeavor to collect SIG
coo back taxes on persona! property
OF Alfred Shepard. the father Of Fred
II. Shepard. covering a period CT
seven years. He charged that the
elder shepard had placed loans in .lf-
teen states OF the Union. giving Gcor-
gia as his residence. and on this per-
sonal property Inc declared the State
had been unable to find where Il
cent in taxes has been paid. The con
icrenccs, which will be resumed to-
morrow. will attempt to fix the LA
eili'y of the Shepard estate. Mr. Rob
cr;s said. 40 attachments On prop
crty had been issued UP 10 late to-
night.
Ia the petition for bail OF Mrs.
Elmer her attorneys stated that the
""foncrs jury made no announcement
mat the iclonious homicide had been
committed: that petitioner shows
that. so far as petitioner knows, there
"N.sis no evidence whatsoever which
tends To raise even a supposition Of
petitioners guilt OF any crime with
reference TO nor husbands death;
that she came into the State volun-
sHrilN. and that she is in delicate
health. having recently recovered
from pneumonia. Mrs. Elmer claims
l" ne ready 10 furnish bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
HUNDREDS TURN OUT FOR
k|WAN|s LADIES' NIGHT
Prizes Are Awarded for Dancing
and Best Masquerade Cos
tunes Worm

kiwanians and their wives. and
friends. 400 strong, assembled last
night for the last quarterly cclchra
ton OF Ladies' Night" OF the year
At the Whitiock Branch. tobacco
factory. Twcnty-third ana Cary
Streets. The affair was made cs-
pecially merry by reason OF the fact
that the Kiwanians came in inasquor-
ndc costumes.
The affair started a, T. NJ. with
dancing. At IL o'clock u buffet sup
per was served and many OF the XII
wanians were shown through the fac
tory by !. Norman Dart. their host.
Prizes were also awarded. The
prize for tho best lady's costume was
awarded Mrs. Fred Dapprich. the
hes, mans costume. Donald Frazier;
for III" best dancers one step. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ragland; :oN irOt
Hazel Allan and Lee FERGUSON.
fancy dance. Mrs. Ralph Dennis and
Luke Drury: waltz. j. Walsc and
j. w. T.. Love. Other prizes wcr.
awarded to Mrs. Ralph l.. Harrison
ana others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
AlLEGE CRlMINALITY IN
SHIPPING ACTIVITIES PROBE
Submit Evidence to Justice Depart
mcnt for Action, Probably in
Norfolk and New York

WASHINGTON, Nov. o3.-Ev!dcncc
calling for crimiua! prosecution III
about dozen cases as result OF ship
pnS activities IN various parts O.
~" country nave been submitted To
ttc department OF Justice for action
Chairman Henson, Of the Shipping
Hoard. announced tonight. The ac-
York. Norfolk and "a number Of other
southern cities. tho chairman said.
but the board VIII not institute pro-
coed nEs itself. leaving the conduct
Of tho case 10 the Department OF
Justice.
a, the latter department Assistant
Attorney General X. l.. Stewart cx-
planned that the proposed prosccu-
items resulted from independent in
v"st!gation and not ak "a result of the
hearings OF the Walsh committee.
which is investigating Shipping Board
rr,..rl innS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
10-YEAR-OLD MASTER MIND
OF YOUTHFUL BURGLARS
With I.-Ycnr-OId Companion. Com
fcNScS Eight ltubbcrics in
Fortnight.
[ by Associated Press. /

NEW YORK. Nov. "o.-Ectcran de-
early today were aStonlShtd as two
youthful house breakers confessed to
eight hurs!aries in the last fortnight
The culprits were George Smith and
Harry Prendergas,. 10 and Il years
Old. respectively
George, who admitted being the
master mind" in their operations.
had been responsible for their cap
ture when he loudly accused his con-
Tolerate for having held out" on him
In the division of spoils patrolman
William McCarren overheard the
wransle and landed the youngsters
in detention NJ the Chiidrca's Society
on being searched, Harry produced
a revolver, two boxes OF cartridges and
SS.92, largely in pennies. George had
S4l1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
Tests to Determine Best
u. S. Craft Motive Power
IHy A.,ncintcd r,rrsxl

WASHINGTON, Nov. .9.-Trsts
Z" determine the relative value
of turhO-circtric and Eeurcd tur-
hipc drive aS the future motive
power az government merchant
craft are now In proarcsS, Chair-
man Henson, of the shipping
hoard. announced tonight. The
Eclipse. equipped with electric
propulsion. Is already en- route
to the East indies on special
royaEc for careful testing of her
cfhcicurH. nnd the William Penn,
under construction at Gloucester,
y. j., md equipped with scarcd
steam turbines, will he rrnt over
the snrnc run for comparative pur-
poses. The policy OF the honrd
ns TO future power Installation.
for the merchant fleet will depend
largely an the results 0f these
tests, Admiral Benson said.
The lSclipSc In mn 1l.S6S-ton
ship, 40 feet I'm length, md the
William Penn IN I2,5OO tons, 80
feet long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
CHARGE GUARDS WITH
MURDER OF D. S. GALLOP
Currituck County Man Encronches
tnNittfnEIy on Game Preserves
and Is Fired Upon.
Bv Associated Press

ELIZABETH CITY. y. c. Nov. 29-
John WICKER and 81. clair Lcwark.
game preserve. are in jail here
charged with the murder OF p.wool
:. Ga>lop. OF Currituck County. Nip
died saturday in Norfolk
Gallon and n friend were hunting
ducks. and, according to his COM
panion. they cnCroachcd upon the
intimatiop being Il fusi!ladc OF shots
from the guards. Gallop received u
dozen wounds. but the other man was
not injured.
with the shooting. The authorities
believe they would be safer in the
jai! here and they will remain in this
county uI-til the preliminary hearing
is held in Curri:uck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
NOTHING TO SAY ON GREEK
AFFAIRS UNDER DISCUSSION

IBy Ass0c!Atcu Press
LONDON. Nov. .9.-i'rcmier Lloyd
George informed ;hc House of Com
mons today tina, il would be impos-
slplc TO make any statement ot
Greek affairs while they were uudc.,
discussion b! the allies
9SThe Italian Foreign Minister.
Count Sforza. conferred with Earl
Cnrzon. Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
this afternoon. and There were other
conversations between the allied
ministers stiil in London. hut all
these discussions, prnding the return
OK Lcygucs, the French Premier
wece purely Informal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
TRAIN HITS CAR; 6 DEAD
Seventh Victim IL Seriously Injured
Mt Grade Crossinx I'm
OklnhOn,n.
I!v Ansocintod E,rcss !

MuSkOGEE. OKLA. Nov. 29.-on"
woman and I'VE men were killed. ana
l6-ycar-oid boy was seriously in
jured when the automobile in which
thcy were riding was struck by a
Missouri. Kansas and Texas train Mt
ll:45 O'Clock tonight at Il crossing
near Onapa. Okla, five miles south
OF Checotah.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
] WEST PLEADS GUILTY TO
I: !: 100000 POSTAL THEFT
Man Who Formerly Worked in
,9I Richmond Sentenced to -Four
.py Years in Atlanta Prison.

BY AssoC!atcd Frcss.I
klght and Ivy West pleaded guilty
in Federal District Court here today
TO charges of robbery resulting from
the theft OF approximately 100000
in securities from Southern Rail-
way train near Cornclia, Ca. last
September, and vera sentenced 20
the Atlanta Federal renitcntiary
Kight was given two concurrent
sentences Of three years each. ana
West two Of two Years each.
Claud c. Monroe. former postal
clerk. indicted on similar charg os.
failed 10 appear for trial and his
$4,000 bond was ordered forfeited
and search for him was instituted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
EDWARD M. NOBLE DIES
Prominent Mason and Gouncii,uu, H.,
f"riNr Years. SnccuInbs ut
--@y- His Icstdrucr

Edward VI. Noble aged SO 10.
twelve yeas 4 member OF city Conn
ell. and at the time OF his death con.
nectsd with the City Health Bure,,
died: last night at 1880 o'clock \,
hi9stfane.. GO" Horth Twenty tou,,h
s;treet Mt noble was chief food
inspector in the c.;y Health Depart
ment, and a proniucrt Mason. holm.
No. 1870.
MT, Noble Is survived by his wiz.
formerly Mss Elizabeth ADKINS And
three sons, J. H. j.. l.. ana l. X
Noble. No arrangements for !. fur.rn'
had been made at O'Clock this morn,
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

sympathy from the gallery. and they
we're palpatly disappointed at the
outcome.
Justice Elect Ingram is Il graduate
ol the University OF Richmond. hay-
inE taken tho degree of bachelor OF
LAW there when that institution was
Kichmond College. fIe also took an
academic course at the University
OF virginia and was there taking
u post. graduate course In law when
ms father died In 1911.
re ~ the son OF tho late Judge
1ohh IL. Ingram. who was for twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

two years judge of the Corporation
Court OF Manchester. now South
Richmond. and the Law and Faulty
Court Of the City OF Richmond.
He began the practice of law In
Richmond In 1911 and has been n
member OF the local bar ever since,
Mr.. Ingram has been au active flgure
In the politics of the city. being at
present "a member Of the City Elcc
toral Board. He Is looked upon INV
the members of tho bar as n most ex.
ccllent man for the position to which
he has Just been elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
worked Here Mt One Time.

Ivy ". West, alias Ben Wilhern,
was formerly street car conductor
for the Virginia Railway and Power
Company in this city. he was cap
turcd here, at the homo OF his wife.
ON September IS. after lie had ur-
suspcc;cdly walked into a trap Sc;
for him by the post office authorities.
who had trailcd him from Atlanta,
where he worked for the Atlanta
Street Railway Company
West had no previous criminal
record and is said 10 come from u
good family nj Whitehall. Va. Pre-
-rious 10 his employment on the street
cars OF this city. he had been in tho
tobacco business and was well known
In business circles here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
Cleveland Gets Ch-no., v.

CLEVEI.AND. OhiO Nov % 4
general cutting Of retail meat ur!ces
ranging from 20 II cents pound
bringing prices nearer normal Than
Mt any time in months. vas in cvi.
dence throughout the city TODAY.
Prices that have been coming do,r,
gradually for two weeks reach.a
new low levels. Bacon was Gu, from
f4s to % cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

Not once did member Of tho L,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
:P0lNCARE WARNS
t OF GERMAN PLOT
\ TO REGAIN POWER

LCont!nneh fr0m FIrst pAge
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-24
NAZB1 It'll.

Voi!i Sc cetiti IN stcle sau sc CHI
citi UiitOruL IN ciur Sau odrneOn, in
b0dbe de fasole sau din 0chiii 0mu-
lui care "a c0nsultd? Sc acct pu-
terea magilor Sniggih Pac, puterea
de judecatd q filosofiei Yogi, spi-
ritualismuI HindaSilor sau indemi-
narea dr. sugestiunc a Fakirilor din
India? Sc faceH din ncgrm alb, din
b0lorani dc cdrbum bulgdrc de aur
81 din hdrburi de. strIchim diaman-
tc lucitoare? Voiti toatc aceste? TO
tul este cu putin!d, dacd aveti rdb-
dare 81 vointd.
Tootc oceste minuni le puteti fa-
&C prin desroltarea spiritulM in
paguba fortei fisice. Trebue Sc sn-
puneti corpuI la ererci!i ca. sc poo
td face orr &c miScare fdrd fortarea
mintci, astfel ca orr ce n,ddular al
cOrpulut sc lucresc automatic, fdrd
risipirea energiei acelei part a
mintei care conduce mi$cdrile cor
pului, care energie, pdstratd, Sc a.
cumuleasd IN cantitdti mari 81 a.
nindu-se GU pGrtea crerului mcnit
cun0stintei, IL face IN stare Sc pri-
ceapd 81 Sc pdtrunsd toate fenome-
mele 81 secretele firei, ale omenirei
81 ale destinulu.
Supunet mMdularele corpului la
miscdri de gimnasticG spiritualI,
piM cind sunteti in stare Sc umbla-
II pc mini fdrd a atinge picioarelc
de pdmimt; Sc impreunati miinile
dupd git 81 incoldci!i gitM IN asa
'fet ca virful degetelor sd SC
impreume la.ceafd sau IN fatd, d.
CD facc!i mi$carea IN sens invers.
Sc, tineti acM intre degetele picio-
rulm sting 81 Gu degetelc piciorului
drept Sc viriti ata IN gaura acului.
Sc "a lumgiti pc pdmint cu fata in
sus 81 sd cd ridicati fdrd a I'D IN
c0nvOia trnpul 81 a vd serui de miii-
nj, 81, ci,,d ati ajuns ca Gu cdlcniul
drept sd vd putet freca la Mrechca
StSngd 81 vice vcrsa, Gtunci, aveti
puterea de a cunOaste viitOrul 81 q
ceti 5n cutele Lui ca intro carte des
chisd. - Asa sice Hercward Car
rington, o celebrate IN spirltua-
lizm 81 IN fil0sofiG Yogi.
DGrac.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-24
LUCRATORII SFATUITI
Sc STEA LA LUCRU.

/, CHICAGO, "a Iulie. = Ordinul
ca chestia GU ridicarea salarului
lucratorilOr della caile ferate sd fie
pus la votul tuturor membrilor, a
fost complectat, impreuna Gu un
APPEL puternic al oficiantilor suprc-
mi al uniunilor, catra lucratori.
,,Comitetul fedora" spun eli,
,,este eel mai malt tribunal in a.
ceasta controversa' Este dcci a.
solut necesar, insista acestia, ca
lucratorii sd nu paraseasca lucrul,
pima cind mi Sc va decide in eau
"a, prin consultarea vointei tutu-
ror membrilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-24
STATELE UNITE P0ATE|
VA AJUTA P0L0N|E|,
lUPTE MARI C0NTINUA. : ARMATA P0LONA IN
CONTRA 0FENSIvA Sc RECAPTUREZE GRODNO.
CAVALERA RUSA La ECE MILE De CRANITA CfRMANA

timpul de fata .acest material de
razboiu 81 nu le va transporta in
tara aceasta. Daca guvernul State
lor Uniteva dori sc dea un credit
Poloniei, PolOnii pot capata in tara
aceasta imediat Ori ce munitiuni
dOresc.
Una din cele mai mari greutati a
Poloniei pc care a avut-o in luptele
Gu bolsevistii fost lipsa tunurilor
mari. Armele de carl dispun sunt
numai pusti 81 masini pusca.
Chestiunea care "a ridicat asta-
ri la Departmental Statului a fost
daca prin furnizarea munitiunilor
OBSTINATE fmpOtriva Rusiei, Gu ca
re tara aceasta nici odata n "a fost
in razboiu, nu Sc va viola neutrali-
tatea Statelor Unite.
S'a scos in evidenta ca odata am
aVut 0 fOrta mllltara In RuSla 81 ca
trebuinta de a slava P0lonia este
de mai mare importanta de cit
chestia neutralitatii.
POlonia incercat sc ridice prin
subscriptie privata un imprumut
Gle $5O,OOO,O 900 in tara aceasta, dar
s "a aflat ca ma putut contracta de
cit $15, 100000. Daca Sc va acOr-
da un credit pentr6 materiaie pc
carl lie va cnmpara aici, Sc crcdc cll
siguranta ca imprunutul Sc va ia
ce prin guvernul American de oarc
ce nu Sc poate face prin individual
Ii.