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The Bourbon news., 1920-01-13
BASKET BALL GAMES

Interest in the basket ball game
continues unabated here. The High
School team has been putting in
vigorous practice work since the last
game. The next game on their
schedule will be played in the Y. M.
c. A. gymnasium on next Friday
night, at 1880 o'clock between Paris
and Lexington High. The game
will be a double-header affair.
The Bourbon news., 1920-01-13
KENTON CHANGED TO PARIS

w. j. Kenton. who. for seven
years has been agent at Carlisle for
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, has been promoted to the
position of Deputy District Superin-
tendent. with headquarters in Paris.
Mr.. Kenton and family have moved
to Paris to reside.
The Bourbon news., 1920-01-13

Bishop & Flora, real estate agents.
sold yesterday for Dr.. William Ken
ney, the Luther Price farm of 58E
acres, TO William overly for $3.50
per acre. They also sold for M. A.
Cahal house on Sixteenth, street
to w. r. Fenwick for $4,000.
w. c. Bell, of Paris, sold last
week through the Bishop & Flora
Real Estate Agency, a small farm
located on the Prescott pike, near
North Middletown, to Charles Tarr,
of the county, for $500 an acre,
possession to be given in March.
Assistant Postmaster VIM. Cooper
sold through the Paris Realty Co.,
tc Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Allison,
the Mattox farm Of three acres of
land and improvements thereon To-
Gated on the Bethlehem pike, near
Paris, for about $4,000. The pur.
chasers will get possession on March
1, at which time they will occupy it.
Auctioneer George D. Speakes
rented publicly at the court house
door in this city, Saturday morning,
for Judge II. Clay Howard, admins
traitor of the estate of George Clay.
deceased, the farm of 301 acres, To-
place was rented for $3.50 an acre
to Mr. George Reynolds, of Millers-
burg.
Harry Brent Fithian recently
purchased of John Sauer, the Rogers
Cottage in East Paris, at present oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Sauer, for
$4,000. Mr.. and Mrs. Fithian will
occupy the home in March. The
Forman cottage on Mt. Airy avenue,
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fifth
ian, ha: been leased by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Campbell, who will
move to it as soon as possession is
given.
Auctioneer M. F. Kenney rented
publicly at the court house door in
Paris, Saturday, for DR.. D. S. Henry,
two small farms on the Georgetown
pike, near the city limits of Paris,
to j. D. Bowman. One farm, con-
tanning 100 acres, was rented for
$1,000, and the second, containing
eighty acres, for $500. Twelve
acres on each tract will be cultivat-
ed in tobacco on the shares by ren-
ants.
Mrs. Elmer B. Myers, of Paris, sold
this week to Messrs. Jones and Switz-
er, of Cynthiana, the 303 acre farm
belonging to her late husband, Mr..
Elmer B. Myers, who was recently
killed in an auto accident. The price
received by Mrs. Myers for the land
was 100000, or near $500 per acre.
Of the place sold, 1877 acres was
purchased only few weeks before
Mr.. Myers death, and this part of
the place sold at an estimated ad-
vance of about $4,000. The remain
ing 176 acres has been owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Myers for the past fifteen
years, having cost them, it is said,
about $110 per acre at the time they
purchased it.
The farm is located on the Paris
and Cynthiana pike, near Ewalt's
Cross Roads, being in Bourbon and
Harrison Counties. Possession will
be given on March 1, 1920. Mrs.
Myers and children will continue to
make their home in Paris.
The Bourbon news., 1920-01-13
90 >>%> % O o 90 q Z
<REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS .
. >>>>>>>>>>>>> . =

The Paris Realty Company sold
Saturday for Logan Howard, his
residence on Higgins avenue, to Mrs
Pearl beavers, for a price not given
out for publication.
The Bourbon news., 1920-01-13

George K Jones sold recently to
Mrs. T. T. Templin, for possession
March l, the farm of .fifty-hve acres
of well-improved land, known as the
G.. w. Allison farm, located on the
Clintonville pike, near Paris, for
about $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
Z HipIIN'S LATEST NJ TuE
MISSION STARTING MONDAY

Charles Chnplins safest milllOl
dollar production. "a Days Plea
sure arrived In Amarillo late Last
nigh, and was met by a delegation
from toe Mission theatre where q
Hill be- shown Tor tWO.days run.
commencing Monday.
his is Chapln's fourin of long
cries of comedies produced In his
own studios and to be- distributed by
First National Exhibitors Circuit. II
at the same series as "a Dogs
Life and shoulder Arms"
What j. declared 10 be- the funniest
incident ever filmed takes place al
pc outset Oi the picture when chap
lin. Ga the head of the family. takes
MS flock Ia the family auto. del
Ipidated affair. and starts of for .
Journey Ia the country. The pro-
,I,ss ~ the trip b. impcdcd ~ = busy
street corner when a traffic difficulty
"a Sues.
Finding that the pleasure via au
go is not forthcoming the family
Journeys to an excursion boat where
gro jazz 5and. pop corn boy. and
stormy weather turns things into an
uproar. The comedy h declared IS
rrcl, or greater than anything chap.
lin has previously accomplished.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
COTTON MARKET QUIET
WITH SMALL SALES

NEW YORK. January 90 Tnr
cotton market has quiet today gud
fluctuations Comparatively narrow
Reports ~ delayed farm work in ihe
southwest appeared 10 be- attracting
moro attention and tho late months
We're relatively firm. hut except for
covering. there appeared 60 b. yog
little support NJ anc after selling M
60 % points. May reacted go 80 Sc
nj the close
The market opened steady af @
decline Of four points on july hut
rather higher on the week end
There was some sellinb which scnm
cd 60 reflect nervous conditions iu
the gOdos trade or a fear that tgh
ar money might cause liquidation ~
goods at second hands. and the mOr
active months sold some g 90 point.
net lofer right after the. call. with
March tovrhixg 3G2s and July SCAT
Prices were stoadlcd az this level 10y
scattered covering and buying Of the
later months which carried March NO
90 3Gie and july 10 $3.50 during the
middle OF the morning. or about a.
90 II points net higher while new
crop deliveries sold Is 10 ~ points
above last nights closing ft;urcs
Later functions were irregular.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
WAR RISK INSURANCE
MAY Be RENEWED ON
CERTAIN CONDITIONS

discharged soldiers. who hnvc per
mlticd their War Risk Insurance tu
lapse. may take stop. toward renew
INK 10, according tu G.. H. Nost. sore
Rotary or the Home Stryicc Section
II the Amarillo Red Gross MIR. Nost
has hls office in Tie city lnll and
has large supply ol blanks iof
those peraons who desire TO renew
ih,ir insurance
tie also has rate hook, ana will he
.hic Go show how War Risk ihsur-
lncu may be converted into old line
policies. ,hich may be- paid IN lump
Gums az covering q period OF CONT
bucd payments.
Even though The insurance has
been dropped Tor several months. sol
dIers viii be compelled To pay for
only The month following the one
payments ceased aud for the one In
which renewal is made. Thus. a po-
,icy dropped for siN months would re-
Tuirod only Two months payments
10 be renewed Policies dropped fos
mole than three months must be ac-
.Umpanied hy statements that the
soldier Is IN good a. health a. he was
go The time Of discharge,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
MA r X ETS
STORMY WEATHER
CAUSES CORN RIsE:

Chicago. January 60 Con
tended upaae u price tudI.
owing chiefly u STORMY wuln..
IN dtn lwou.ur of uir.Ducu 900
export hiWn"uis OF rar Tho co..
Wa- ,rHdy .i .fr same % yesterday D.
IuI d 20 i-t cora uehrr wrb 'lar
Iai g, leo laS and july la3 to tai
i-N
Oats advanced Is to ..s cents ue..
and provisions 1p fo 80 cents.
General SNOW llIs which wen, .u
pr~rr-ss loe fo b.i'rt muut corn
'rldCr1 that likelihood of lu .urrele.
~ crop movement bad .ouousIy q.
mn|.hHl. Hirh,r prices 600 bocf
Inspired ut'lo further buying ~
corn hrf vr.t .ud profit DNur
oascd 'ho market somewhat in the
later dealing
oar, were firm With corn. al
though profit taking was heavy
tpiurns in fhp value Of hogs ana
grain lifted the provision market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
GARDNER BECOMES
KANSAS EXPANSION
FLOUR DISTRIBUTOR

II. q Gardner has announced that
hc b, hccn appointed wholesale
lauhandlc distributor for Kansas
ENpau sion flour. which b. manufnc-
tured ~ wichita Kans. This hard
wheat flour Is manufactured In what
rs termed the finest mill IN Kansas.
Th" mill be- advertised ~ THE Day
lirb mlil" Mr. Gardner has al
ready occurred distribution IN nearly
'vi tsu.cgry store In Amarillo.
Taf Kansas Expansion flour vas
pa, ou ihc market in 1914 ard u has
had an increasing sale became Of ne
merit The daily capacity of the
tall was increased lj0 per cent ia
1915, making total Of $500 bar
rrls
Au.rlllo Is Increasing as whole
sale flour and feed center. accord
rr 10 Mr. Gardner. nj, firm last
week uuloadcd three cars OF flour
valued at $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
GERMAN PsltWOI.O;I~Ts
Use AMERICAN tPPA,tTt' :

Nv itftrnatiuhhl Ncks NHf''rel
BOSTON. Jan. 2l.--"Children who
ere not working up 20 their level
best are generally better grade. men
ally" declared Dr r. Pintncr. of
Ohio state University. addressing
The Joint meeting Of the American
Association OF Clinical Psychologist
cal and American Psychological As
sociaiinn
German Psychologists are not
the most original IN the world. Tor
photographs aud literature inst re-
rcivcd by nr. II. g. langilcld. OF
harvard and exhibited before tie
session showed thl' m1ri %. the
apuar.t,, us"d nv The Germans in
psychological army tests vs. merely
reproduction OF American Jppara-
tus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
MANY OPPORTUNITIES
FOR USE Of POLL TAX
RECEIPT DURING YEAR

Amarlioaus who ~, iho.r unii
uNn irr l..o WI apparent, have
u'nuy ut nlpuuunitirs tu how hrit
rpu Elections viii bo lu style
81. Lo,l before Boo Irals end iu
Aulfi'i1. present indications show
Although Amarillo VIII not hayt
% uty direction. there Will bt many on
pnuuniflns io east ,o'. rhnr wiJ
hn 900, school election iu tho spring
no" fi. primary 600 July ~ th,
lud CO.. "run-ulf ou Angus 90
aud ,hr general election un Noyrm.
Der o.
iu addition 20 th.s, stated ci".-
lions. there .s every reason tO Dee.
lIuy'. b, ls declared, that Amarillo
vill nave bond election 900 regard
g. tuc installation OF % t.tu alarm sss
tenn
only siN moro duy- remain dur.ns
which poll UNr mas boz paid ana
uulrs. lha Wmn,r Begins no pick up,
d; l declared that Am.riIlo viii NOT
have uD.r thu voting strength %
hould o. b. estimated chat P0'to"
county should have 1000 poll taNcs
and exemptions. but with only li0o
raid uuV u viii mean % 'rDmcnduui
Increase to get one hali of that mum
her or 10000.
Several cities no larger than ANA
tilio sore establishing ~ubstations N
the business area and making II con-
ycnirut for thc payment ~ poll taxes
mi. plan enables the payment OF
much larger numbers OF poll taxes
Hr,auso at the power OF uggcslion.
10 is asserted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
New ORLEANS Cnlton

NEW ORLEANS. January q 4
moderate buying movement. based
on extremely unfavprahl- Weather
conditions EVER the belt. featured the
trading IN cotton today and prices
were sen, To moderate ra.ns which
were not well maintain u hecgu-'
early havers took their profits TO-
war dthe close. which va sat net adj
vances for the session ~ io i9
points. At the highest tho trldirE
months were at gains ~ % 10 90
points.
First trades or most months were
nj snail losses but ~ the lowest ui
the opening car the most active
months we're but > 90 points under
yesterday close 4 good dcmau
sprang up almost Immediately be
cause OF heavy rains In most states
IN the cotton region and the forecgt
OF more moisture 10 come helped 20
sustain values until late In the scs-
sion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Jan. "a
llOGS-EJ'mlted receipts today
$500. market closing 10 90 20
cents higher hulh of sales Si5.-s
ui5.f5. tnp SIS 30. good 90 choice
l0ay, BIOS. $3.50 f5tt. good 20
choice medium hog. stj..5 co..
good to choice lirht hogs $500 3D.
1850. good 90 choice common stock
p,r. $4,000 1850.
CNTTLE Estimated receipts to-
day $50 killing cattle steady To 20
''1,. higher sto kors and feeders
week
SHEEP Estimated receipts to-
day Soc Mar.ct Tor week Killing
GLASSES and feeder lambs 90 10 80
cents higher. breeding ewes steady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
COLONIZATION COMPANY
OPENS ALTERNATELY OFFICE

sus,isl 10 ihc N,ss
NBERNATuY. Jan. -. Herman
schultz of Madison. Wis. prcsi-
Ncnt of the South Plains Colonial
zion Company. Is spending few
DAYS ia Ahernathy where he is
pcninr up the main sales office OF
his COMPANY.
Mr.. Schulz has for the past ten
years been bringing farmers 10 this
section of the country aud locating
them ou farms In Hale and Lubbock
counties.
/. :. Norton, OF Madison. Wis.
who accompanied Mr.. SchuZ will
remain here. whore he will act as
manager for tho company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
CITY LIGHT AND WATER
OFFICES BEI\G No. EIl

Workmcn are busily engaged ~
moving the office equipment Of the
City Light ana Water Company from
its present location to the Puckctt
building next door Several months
have been spent IN romodcliug tho
building formerly occupied hv thN
Gael Furniture Company. The new
hcadquartcrf will be- the most mod
ern that may be- had.
As soon MS ,hc offices are moved.
workwcn viii begin up the Vacated
building for the business department;
of IN" telephone company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
LOCAL MIN LEAVE FOE
enc iGO MORON, SIION

J Rooney Of j. Rnoncy and Com
uuy. Oakland and Nciio diHr,hut
or,. e. 4 Pullman ~ the Putnam
Paige Motor 0mpnuy aud u. r.
Goorh Dr.. uf tho Cudgineton.Go0cli
rompany Columbia distributors. lrt,
Friday Cor Chicago Co attend the
TvD. 'icth Annual Automobile Show
200 johnson ct Allen Garage Of lar
,ndon also left llc aud Mr Rooney
WIN visit thc N,Hc plant IN Moline
Ui M pi'mln aud Mr. Gooch VIII
visit .u Kansas CITY today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
Fort Worth Livestock

FORT WORTH Jan .iCattic
receipts $50. UNCHANGED. Reeves
fN 90 % $500. toekrrs $1,000
90. COW fI'O1 10 go. heifrrs
Si.juu 1850. bulls $3.50 $50:
calves $500 10 400.
Hogs. r.r,ipfs 500. steady.
icatv $1,000 1855. medium
it.oe i-i0. lirht St550ais.-5.
mixed if.0DG ! d. 90. common
sl3 30 70 ~ 90: pig. SiO.00Tte.sS.
sheep receipts 1900: steady
lambs sic.50Ni9O0: voarlinrs
fi3. i0ff o.. 500. wefhors $1,000
i2.io, ewes ts.sOni1.0O: culls
$500 q $50. goats $3.50 = $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

NEW YORK. January ei-Thc
market foi. coffee futures was exc
ircmely qnict again today but an
early decline was followed BIS ralic.
With Nav selling up from 1883 TO
1898 and clo>ing az 1894 There was
scattering liquidation a. the start oW-
ing 10 the lover Brazilian cables bur
later private adtccs Mere received
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

NEW YORK. January ef-Cotton
feed old was higher on buying ~
commission houses and shorts 90 in
spircd in part By the firm ruins IT,
lard and cotton. Closing prices wcra
2s poiats net higher. Sales 6.S0c
barrels.
Prime crude 1850 sales: prime
summer yellow spot el75, March
21es: May 22f7: July 22G0. Prime
winter yello wand summer white
nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

REPORTING q sharp advance 10 the rio,
market which lc dto covering arouna
the local ring. The opening va
20 points lower and the market
closed ~ net adyanccNof fotr to
points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
Exclusive Points of Merit
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8. Regulation OF tempcra-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

Theodore Hartman. - and Miss
BORIS Strcctor n obtained o mar
rage license yesterday 40 the county
Inrk'. nffl..-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

4 combination tlh,"-bnOk lil'nr
ease was Unstable din tho vault Of
The county clerks office last week
ln tho case may be- filed IL large
volumes. SC, on each side.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
Christian t,ufl, t,,t

Christian Endcayor OF ia" FIRST
Christian church 30 y. M. Jan -.
subject. Christ for ihc World
The Worlds Need OF Christ Eph.
.:l-i3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
HR0n FRANClI BRANNYM
ODPOREM.
ANGLE PROTIDALSi OKUPACIRYN-
SKYCH NEST.
5000 BELCIcANCJ MA POCHODU DO MOHUCE.

Berlin IL. dubna = Nemecko oznamlo francouzske Via
dc dnenim uredn obeznikem francouzske voso posu
uje Aschaffenburku (2S mil hovychodne Cd Frankfutu
re nasledkem toho must nemecka vada poukaza
peel mozne srazky mez francouzskym nemeckym vokem
Ddpoved Francie znela, re nikerak nema mysu obsad
ASchaenburk ami Sockstadt Jen voienskch duvodu byy
QOSlnuty francouZske srlze do souSedstv Stocksadu
Londyn, IL. dubna. = Anglicka odpov6d' francon7
skou nou. nz vysvetovany byly picny ohat
NEST, zduraznue re lsp6ch dohodv spot "ork"" ""
myslnosti vsech akci re nasedkem samosaok r'vn"
skeho Iednan Stavajici situace " f"nn s"dh
nastalo pax sRuaci steho ,ADWAY
yslanec PaTizi, ably nesu6astnova schuz rnffm
1chz by ednano bylo naffzenich tykacc cNuUw~Tecka
ekoz kazde usnesni by bylo neplanym pro
pocinan iedneho spoence Odpoved Angi premiera Mile
randa bya dorucena dnesnho rama Fance rozsa okupaG
nj oblas pot Mohanu, jak hlas zpravy bernske jed
motive oddly mefui Aschaffenbprk Stocksad Ba-
vorsku Badenhausen byly pry jiz obsazeny
Arlon II. dubna. - Oddi begicke armady sie 5000
muzu, zvuki voenske kapely vajicim praporem od-
el dnes pres Kobenc do MohuGe kan dorazi ma z pom
l6li ve6er
Mnchov, Bavorsko, H. dubna. = Bavorske obcansi6
gardy nehodla vyda vych zbran prohlasuji fran
>ouzske vosko musi pro ne pTi Ma dnesn schulz gard
st prohlasl podpukovnik WOrmer: NaSe puy neyydame
ami Gertu.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
VCOLUMBUS VRATILO Sc K POVlNNO-
STEM 600 ZRiZENC0.
DOPRAVA NAKLADU DO CHICAGO
Sc. LEPSf.

Pittsburg II. dubna Nadrazi Pitcairn iedno nei
dnezeisich Pennsylvania byo dnes hod noci zavre
no nasedkem stavky vyhybkaru kondukeri brzdaru
rouz dotteno byo vice ak 5000 delnku Rozhodne k
sraku proneseno bylo vecern schnz Sc pode-
10 as 500 muzd usneseno ednohasne zanecha prace
kud pozadavky zamesnancu nebudou prznive vyrizeny
Svka ryche rozsirila cee psburgske obast Podob-
lie ao Sc nadrazi smithfedskem drahy Baltimore Ohio
Chicago, II. dubna. - Prvn dnezftes trhina stavce
zeleznench zfzencu zapocaa chcazskch drahach
z pred dvema dny ale nejnov9 by utin6n prnom do rad
sraJkaru Columbus kde sobotu odhasovalo 600 W.
hybkafu re ponde vrat povnnostem Podobne vrati
do den 500 stronikG topt1 kteri pry by
nucen.
A6 jest dosud 40 900 zfzencn avce dochazf DO
dobne zpravy ez Chicago, Kansas City, Kaorne inych
NEST kde pokracovn 5avce jev cekem neparna
nalada. @4'
Drahami Chcagu vydane provoan ohlasuje, ze 81
uace stale zepsue zemena doprava ateniho dobytka,
nh Jlnych nezbynosti Chicago zvona nabyva normal
Mich pomer6 Zejmena doprava cestucch osobnimi vak
rebya vubec savkou dotcena Nektera omezen p nalad
in doprave bya z draham New York Central & Chicago,
Milwaukee ST. Paul. odvolana. nekolka dalezitejsich
zelezncnich edskach hasovao delnctvo prot straku
velke krae zem byy hnum vibec useeny, hlavne No
Anglcku, jihovychod6 severozapade satech hor-
naych Osobn doprava urpea pomerne vee malo, vyjma
New Yorku kde dopravn sluzba pokesa polovici.
VGdce rajkaTd ktefi prot unim zanechali prce John
Grunau veejne schulz pedpovidal dnesn svce velky
spech Nekok fecnfkG napadao vasni organsace vince
e chabeho hajenf zamu clenstva w. G. Lee pfedseda
ednoho cyf zeezniGnh brastev posavl pro podob
nemu vrzen, znsta vsak sve oposci Muve
Oha 1ndiany Pennsylvania prohlasova, ze byla 9chto
taseh Soustati nakadnf doprava vibec zasavena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
DNESNf SITUACE S1AVKY CLEVE.
LANDSKYCH zELEZNICNiCH
DELNfKU
NEDOSTATEK SUROVIN O3MEZIL VYROBU v
CENTRAL HUTCH A NEWBURzSKYCH
ICELAKNACH.

Stayka delnikd ma zeleznic-
mich nadvofich v Clevelandu
ponekud Sc uvolnuje a konec-
ne dorozumeni lie brzy oceka
vat. Cetne pfesinovacd V Col
linwood vratilo Sc dnes do
prace take nektere nakladni
vlaky molly byti vypraveny.
Podobne doslo k zm6nam V A.
kron, kde stavkujici rozhodli
sc rovnez k navratu, kdezto V
Columbus vratilo Sc dnes ma
trat' 600 preSinovacG, lokal-
Mich brzdaru podobnych ma
dvornich zfizencI zelezniG-
Mich. Jinak ale zhorsila Sc 81
tuace tim, ze nekterym indu-
striim dochazi material pail
vo. Je tax v Youngstown. Can
ton jinych ohajskych me-
stech, kdezto v Clevelandu tr-
pi nedostatetnou dovazkou su-
rovin zvlaste velke ocelarny. V
hutch Central nasledkem po-
dobneho nedostatku pohaslo
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neklid Sc rozSirovati. Gompers
piijel do Clevelandu pGvodne
k vuli narodnimu sjezdu dout-
nikaru, nyni vSak v6nuje hlav-
nj svoji poZornost stavce V Ze-
leznicnich stredech. Ones od-
poledne bude recnit k nadraz-
MIN delnikum V Moose SIM ma
Walnut Ave, pri kterezto pri-
lezitosti promluvi tez predse-
da dotGeneho bratrstva w. c..
Lee.
Uniovi nadrazni vykladaci a
nakladaGi zbozi, jakoz kler-
kove V zeleznicnich skladiStich
konali vcera schulz V SIM Py-
thiovcI ma Huron Road a roz-
hodli Sc pozadovat dvaceticen-
tovy pridavek ma hodinu. STAY
ku vSak neslibuji a svych po-
zadavku chteii dosahnouti po-
moci zvla3tniho arbitratniho
vyboru.
Mckinneyovy ocelarny pod
ceskou Broadway stavkou re.
leznicaru nebyly dosud posti.
zeny. ponevade jen nekolik
preSinovacl Ma tratich pract
zanechalo.
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nekolik peel a v newburz-
skych zelezarnach rozpusteno
a3i 1900 delniki. Zavodhm
tenn schazi zvlaSt' dovazka ru
dy a paliva a pakli stavkovni
pomery' Sc dnes nevyjasni, V
jinych industriich prace bude
postupn6 obmezovana. Jak "a
lie jiz praveno, nadeje ma urov-
mani stavky stava.
Pfedseda Americke Fedora
ce Prace, Samuel Gompers pfi-
jel do Clevelandu jiz vcera a v
zajmu loyalnich zelemicnfch
bratrstev stavkujicich unit re
voltujicich bude vyjednavati
dnes. Gompers jest pro brzke
urovnani a pfi tom doznava,
ze nynejsi neklid ma drahach
zavinili nektefi kongresnici
avymi protistavkovymi predlo
hami. Stavkujici zeleznitafi
isou opravn9ni k vyssi mzde a
vlada. zvlastni vladni delnicka
komise musi zjednat dohodnu.
lti, nema-li ma amer. drahach