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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-05-07
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Constantly from now on your car
supplies you with the means of rapid
locomotion, ability to reach out-of
the-way places, sight seeing oppor
tunities not reached by any other
means. Good roads, good air, bright
sunlight and the car well equipped
and the jaunt, the picnic trip or the
prolonged tour becomes something to
look forward to. A pleasure in store
that you will not miss. See that the
car is we'll equipped inside and out
with all of those things necessary for
comfort, safety, quick trip and a
happy one. Tires, tubes, patches, oils,
gas-for the car. Carry and abun-
dance of candies. toilet goods, vacu-
ums, vacation needs, cameras, cigars
all of these things for the occu-
pants. Come and let us help you fit
out your car at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
SULLIVAN WELL
PRODUCING BIC
Making 100000 Cubic
Feet at 1850 Foot
Depth.

Eastland, Texas jan The sui
Ivan weu on the Downtown tract is
making 2o.OO0O00 cubic feet OF gas
from 1850 feet This well opens up a
shallow gas pool a mile and a half
from Eastiand and IS the first gas
belt OF any large size in this portion
OF Eastland county The nearest gas
region is several miles north Of the
Harris interests. The new gasser is
only a short distance north OF the
Connellee tract which has several pro-
ducers around the $3.50 fot level
The production Is coming from the
lime formation. Drilling Is being
continued and the operators believe
they viii encounter the deep pay in
several days
Operators in the Sipe Springs dis
trict are now sure that the oil struc-
lures in the Sipe Springs district are
in the form Of an S. The Lusk No. 1
OF the Atlantic oil producing com
pany. which recently came in in that
district proved this beyond a doubt
Sipe Springs is practically surrounded
by both deep and shallow sands Much
activity is underway in that district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

K0dak Finishing See eandara--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Well Producing
At 500 Barrels
Is Situated IN Billings Dis
tict, and Hit Pay at
Z670 Feet.

Tulsa, Okla, Jan THE 1ud-Co.
Petroleum company's No. 2 on the
Brumfield property. Billings district,
is making 500 barrels OF oil daily.
This test is the deepest in that dis
trict 1t found the pay at $3.50 feet.
other wells IN the Billings district
produce at 1000 feet
In the Jennings district a zoe bar
rel wen has been completed by the
Prairie OIL and Gas company at 2710
feet. This test is a west offset to the
Markham ct al well. It is producing
from tho Bartlesville sand. Markham
and associates's No 2 got a freak
sand. It is making 100000 cubic
feet Of gas. which is being conserved
for drilling.
A 100000 cubic foot gas well has
been completed by the Magnolia Pc
troleum company on the D. Reaves
land west Of Duncan. Stephens county,
Oklahoma. 1t is the Magnolia's ini-
tiai test on the tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

AAAN a-Aa-Aa
I must be extremely careful. however,
{ not TO irritate the skin Use the stone
Z for only q short time. then wash the
skin and cub with cold cream
The powdered pumice, which Is
only another form in which the
I pumice stone comes. is one OF the
most valuable manicuriuE aids a
woman can have Enough perfumed
powdered pumice can be purchased
for 10 cents 20 last several years. If
the nails are wet and the orange
wood stick Is dipped In powdered
pumice and rubbed all around the
edges Of the nails, the old dead scarf
skin Is very easily worn off.
Powdered pumice is also useful for
removing stains or ingroWn dirt be-
meath the nails and for working out
the bits Of dead skin which form hang
mans so that these can be easily
clipped off with manicure scissors.
Questlous and Answers
Mrs A. L.-switches OF false hair
are harmful because they heat the
scalp, and anything which heats the
scalp discourages the growth Of hair
Hebe-nany people consider hair
That has various liEhts and shades
Do IL 20 be much more bea1tirul than
hair which IS Of one color. However.
IL you wish 10 make yours an even
shade all over, you can accomplish
that by letting &C. hang and Stunning
g. particularly the part near the
scalp, whenever sun baths are ncac-
teal, and By using a little bleach in
the water when you rinse your hair
Tou are about 10 pounds under
weight.
Appreclation-If your druggist does
not keep in stock the ingredients Of
the bust developing tonic. be can
order them specially for you. II you
wish 20 use an external treatment.
however. you can massage with warm
cocoa butter, which is practically
H.rn-ar ns.s- al H-aa--n--M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
KANSAS CITY FIRM PURCHASE
OIL LAND IN LEA COUNTY

Roswell, n. n, Jan IA deal has
just been closed BY Harry S. Wright.
Of Artesia, 20 Kansas City oil people.
selling $4,000 acres Of state leases in
Lea county. where the men viii drill
four deep test wells
The Ranger Lake OIL company is
blocking acreage for drilling near
Ranger Lake, in the northern part Of
Lea county. Another company has
made a location near Lovington. eX-
pecting TO start drilling soon.
Machinery for the second vel of
the National Exploration company is
now being taken to Orchard Park
where drilling on the second well is
90 be started not later than February.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
HONOR COCHRAN
AT DINNER IN Ell PASO

Masonry in foreign lands was oaa
Of the subjects discussed by sam p
Cochran. Of Dallas inspector gen
eral Of the Supreme council Of ssrd
degree for Texas at a reception given
by Fl Paso Scottish Rite Masons IN
his honor at the Scottish Rite hall,
Tuesday night
Mr.. cochran said that Masonry was
flourishing in Rome Italy's best pep
pie are members Of the order, he
averred.
More than 200 Scottish Rite lIasols
attended the reception TO Mr. Cochran
and to judge R. h Hanna OF New
Mexico. lIr. Cochran returned TO Dial
las Wednesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
SHOWINGS OF OIL FOUND
IN COLEMAN COUNTY WELL

Coleman, Texas, Jan. 7.-Showings
of oil have been encountered in the
Seamen OH company's wen in the
northern part of Coleman county. The
depth Of the ven IS about 1890 feet.
III is causing much excitement IN that
vicinity.
A showing OF gas has enlivened ac-
Invites in the neighborhoOd Of the
Teetsorth and Dodwell well on the
Gambler farm. four miles south Of
Coleman. This well Is down at 1900
feet The drillers are now busy side
tracking a string Of tools lost IN the
hole around that depth.
Want KODAK FinIshing-see Can
dara-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
BeautyChatS
Value of Punice.

lave you ever tried pumice stone
4 4 as a means OF removing annoying
hair from the arms or the upper lips?
it IS not a means Of Riding your
self OF superfluous hair permanently,
for the only real cure for this trou-
bic IS the use OF the electric needle.
However, a great deal can be accom-
phshed by the frequent use Of pumice-
Get an ordinary pumice stone-not
pumice soap. but the real old
fashioned pumice stone Wet the skin
gently and rub gently with the stone
and it viii wear the hair Off You
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
ANDY URBAN WELL NO. 1
HITS STEADY FLOW OF OIL

Abilene, Texas. Jan. THE Andy
Urban NO. Is flowing a steady
stream Of oil This test Is six miles
southeast Of Abilene Several months
ago the wen was abandoned on ac-
count Of salt water. Those who have
visited the site say the oil IS run
ming IN a stream from the well and
escaping around the plug.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
WELL FLOWING
NEAR ABILENE
Andy Urban Test 6 Miles
From Town Is Yielding
Stream Of Oil.

salt Lake City, Jan. Utah has an
oil Eushers according TO a report re-
ceived from Thistle, little town
near the entrance 10 Diamond Fork
canyon, about S. miles south OF here.
1t IS stated when the drll passed
through the rock the oil spouted
over the derrick and has since been
flowing continuously.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

An advance for developing films
was made on December first. from
zoe to 15c per roll Through mistake
IN composition the correction in the
advertised price was not made at the
same time GANDARA PHOTO SUP
PLY CO-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

san Francisco. Calf. Jan 7.-An-
uouncement was made here Tuesday
of the purchase By the Associated OIL
company Of the Nevada Petroleum
cOmpany'E % producing wells and
500 acres OF land in the Coalinga dis
trict. The price was said 70 have
been between 100000 and s3.000.-
o0o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07

Semi annual interest on Savings ac-
counts VIII be due Jan 1st De-
positors are requested to present pass
books for credit.
First National Bank.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-07
BIG SPRING WELL SHOWS
SIGNS OF OIL AND GAS

Big Spring, Texas. Jan IA good
gas pressure and some oil has been
found in the McCarley well or the
Douthitt lease. The gas pressure has
sufficient force 70 lift 260 feet of
casing ar $50 feet The slush IS iu-
flammable. The well viii be bailed
at once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
.HOBOS TAKE OVER
KENDALL APRIL |
ColIegians to Celebrate
All Fools Day in
Ragged Raiment.

"Oho. hobo viii be tho watct
word today Ht Kendall ooiicro.
which viii bee turned temporarily
into miniature lIohohomiH us the
Kendall oologang celebrate April
I IN appropriate fashion WIN their
annual Hobo das
AtJira carrots ana iruu.s for
bloct- around tho campus have
been fauHl,hod and the eutir" stu.
dent body viii appear In costumes
mat ID trun tramp would HruIu.
Ncmhora of tho faculty arc not cy.
Dupt iud some of the choicest spo.
cImcus Of The genus hobo are tN
pectod among thoir number Those
faculty members who do not "drcss
up' or rather 'drcss down" Will
not hc permitted 90 toIch.
The KING and queen OF the "soug
and daughters Of rest VIII arrive
tt tho college ut 10 80 O'Clock this
morning Zoo rickoty surrey attached
tp BE- motorcycle They will ho cF
cortcd no fhr chapel hy thoIr ragged
rcttuur and crowned with much ccr".
murA Ballots viii also Doe rtHt for
the king aud queen for 1921 but tho
results viii not be- announced until
lated
rho hobo diunrr 70 ho served In
the diu|ur nan uf ltobcrtsOu han at
noon VIII boz cans table linen, nap.
kIus. knives. forks. spoons and
dishes Sowsp1pcfs VIII servo as
abloclotha and fingers as forka and
tho fare Will bo simple Su1 pshots
FOR Kodak books and FOR tho annual
viii bo taken during the day
In the afternoon the annunl In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
"Never Has to Call
a DOCtOr-Bathes
InternalIV'

Mr. J y. Mcneil p. o Eos GIT Globe.
Atir, writes to the Tyrrol Hygieuic ln-
stitute.
''t have been using the -. B T.. Cascade
for tho past % years aud call IL our cheap
family physician Tor the reason that /
have never had 70 call in physician to
treat ono of the family. What pity more
Of the human race are not acquainted with
the virtues OF the Cascade in a family
The 81 H. l.. Cascade cleanscA the
lower intestine its entire length and keeps
10 always free OF poisonous waste.
Thousands testify that Constipation, ln
digestion stomach Troubles Biiiousness.
Headaches and all the many serious troubles
which they cause are absolutely relieved
and prevented by this nature Treatment
Roy T. Getman il8 south Main will he
glad 10 show YOU the ~. Is. l.. Cascade, '
explain its simple operation ana will give
you free on request su Interesting little
book by DR. Chas. A. Tyrrcll Of New York.
noted specialist on Internal Bathing for
25 years In that city. Clip this out as a
reminder to ask for the booklet at your
first opportunity .--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
MAS0NS TO BANQUET
Iic icld ~ Hotel Tulsa Tonight
BJ scottish Rte order.

W VI Mark Scsaon OF McAlester,
Will bo the principal speaker a. tho
eighth annual Maundy Thursday
banqucl to be- hold at Hotel Tulsa
nt 7 o'clock this evening Mr.. Sex
son ls tho greatest Masonic orator
In the United States. local Nasons
said last night and his tax is sure
tp be- nm interesting ono. they said.
Bcgldcs. Mr. scXson. the program
for fho evening is packed FUN Of in
tcroatlnR numbers.
The banquet. which Is a religious
feast commcmoIat-lg the PASSOVER,
and is attended by Scottish Rlto
Mpsous throughout the worh on tho
Thursday night before Easter, Will
ho held under the auspices OF tho
Scottish Rite society OF Tulsa.
Tickcts are $3.50 and all Scottish
Rite Musons Of the 18Th degree or
above. regardless Of where their
mcmbershlp s located are urged to
attend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
ANNUAL TAG DAY
FOR HUMANE AID
Raise Funds to Help So
ciety, Child Welfare
and Detention Home.
DRIVE ON APRIL 3
Maids and Maidcns TO Put on
Extensive Campaign in
Business Section.

All ls In rosdincs. foJ tine annual
tao dsv on saturday. April 3. dnd
m, women uf the Humane society,
chid welfare board ana children %
detention homo are hoping to realize
ID roodiy SUM with which 10 curry
on the work The funds received viii
hc divided equally among tho throc
organizations
Scores of matruuH ana muldohs
VIII aalst IN the tagging Dom
booths nt street corners There VII
bo about % teams. each member ot
the child welfare board and the
chIldrcus detention home board be
ing I'm charge Of team Tho hond-
quarters for the day viii be- at lloiol
TULSA whore luncheon VIII be
served the workers at noon. Mrs
- ~ Hollow is chairman Of tho
Joint committee on arrangements
from tho three organizations. Mrs
T. ", McCrnry has charge Of the
program for the luncheon. and Mra
i. " sloan hes charge of the pub
liclty
There have been on an average
80 children at tho dotcution home
every day during the past year.
There are 3S children In the home
at present. eight new children hhv
ing been admitted during the month
of March.
Calls made In Juvenile work In
March by the TULSA county home
society uumhc $50. the report for
the month, Just issued shows.
There were iG boys parUllcd 30 re-
port, four girls parolled 90 report
seven runaway boys H.ut home. six
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
WANT WORLD MEETING HERE


Tulsa mnohiulsta are endoayor.ng
10 get the convention of the Inter
national Association ~ MachluIsts
here next september Hud secured
tho endorsement uf the city OF
nolals = VI Ilpukonship chni..
man Of the committee working for
the convention said that NJ u is
held here " viii mean about 1000
visitors from pll parts OF the globe,
because practically an countries OF
the urth viii send delegates.
Tho convention VIII last a week.
and II W. are successful In sccur-
ing n. we viii make 10 rcd letter
for Tulsa Ulaukonuhlp said \
carnival lH planned, which together
with various other amuHcmouts viii
make II "a gala week The local
machinists plan to spend approx
imatcly $4,000 In advertising 40
coTding to Hlankenshlp an the Of
ficials Of tho American Federation
OF Labor with be present nt the con
.vcutiuu for few days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

her own fire4idc and mat she has
state. national and international
duties shc insisted that Tulsa
women vote iu the coming election
for men who will be clean in office
and who Will insure law enforce
mont and the cleaning up Of
dcns and bootlcgging
joints.
Judge zen G. CUunor, In talk on
tho connection ~ state machinery
with federal machinery for the en-
forccmont Of the eighteenth amend
ment. gave TO women much Of the
credit for the enactment Of the pro-
hibitlon laws ana said that through
the ballot and their Influence as cit
izcus thcv could see that prohibition
was enforced Judge Conner declared
that The passage ~ the eighteenth
amendment should make enforce
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

ter.class track meet viii take place.
Special hobo day events viii be p
sack roco, % potato race for girls. Is
piR back race ana lat man =
race and tho primes Will be yal-
uable t7J tin, leather and wooden
medals
About 5.3O O'Clock this afternoon
The students plan 10 go by cars ana
trucks 10 MIugu crock for picnic
and bonfire Announcement of the
hing ana queen of the 1924 hobo day
viii be made during the evening.
Hobo dHy was first observed AZ
Kendall IN 1914
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
W. G. 7. u. TO VOTE
FOR CLEAN CITY
Urge Local Members to
Demonstrate Power
at Election.

demand for law enforcement In
Tulsa and Tor q clean city admins
tration regardless OF politics was
made yesterday by women OF the
north side aud central W g r. Us
holding their annual W &. r. g.. in
stituto Iu the Tigort Memorial
church Every member uf the three
unions I'm Tul'n was urged 10 vote at
tho election Tuesday ana to see that
all her ucluhbors. hcquaintanccH and
friends voted
"a womans part In citizenship and
how the W. &. r T.. can help enforce
the law" was the subject of the ad-
dress by Mrs Josephine Buhl Of
Tulsa. state treasurer OF the w. &. T
y. Mrs. Buhl first showed that
woman has responsibility away from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

mcnt Of prohibition easier in Okla B.
homa. After describing the effort
being made now to abolish IN"
eighteenth amendment. he said that
the recent supreme court decision
would in operation uphold the power
Of congress TO limit the amount OF
alcohol In drinks.
Mrs. Elizabeth House, state sccre-
-ary ~ the " G. r T.. Of Bristow.
spoke on world prohibition. The in
stituto was In session all day,
luncheon being served In the church
at noon Mrs Richard w Burkhart,
president of the north side w c. T.
T. presided during the mornipg and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
Prevent Robbery

Officers Harry Graves and W. NJ
Jacobs answering a call at an ice
cream plant on West First yester-
day. prevented an alleged thief from
rifllng the safe in the companys
office. A small amount OF change
was reported missing from cash
register. The man ran, the Off
,ara satd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

rhldreu placed ln private homes
3o ,nldfru 'reH.cd iu frcc clinics.
and 22 new RlrWenis purchnscd to'
children tu addition w the children.
men. women Hnd families were cared
for it different ways by the humane
.m-L-LN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

Mrs c. W. Kessclring. president OF
the south side w c. r. T., was In
charge during the afternoon pro-
gram.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

There haa been q steady increase
in tho production OF coal In Ncne-
zuela for sevcral years.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

-Yard-wide Bleach
ed Cotton. in 10 to
20 yard lengths, suit
able for women's and
children's wear. also
for making scanned
sheets and pillow
cases, and for many
other uses. This is
our regular 40c quail
ity. Special a..
Monday, a OUC
yard .....,
Evening star., 1920-03-28
1able Curtain and Drapery Materials

200 made of Scotch lace, so in
wide and 21a yards long. One
required to window. Hand:
filet. heraldic. renais- d
sance and antique lace ID
designs. Monday, each.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

Window Screens, with
hardwood or metal frames,
sizes 15x33 ins. to 36x45 ins.
Priced
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Perfect Window Shade

Full Length Shades at less thar
days wholesale cost. Size 8
inches, in white, yellow. ~
light. medium, olive and ID
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Other Great Specials for N

-2Sc Curtain Material
bolts; white, ecru and
colored bordered pa
terms. Monday. yard. -.
-S1.10 Rajah Cloth, full
bolts; plain tone colors;
yard ..................
Evening star., 1920-03-28

-2Sc Cretonnes, f u ! l..
bolts, new d e 8 i G n s;
yarQ
0Sc Washable. Table
Covers, SO inches wide;
each ......... ..... /.
81 As Real Linen d.
Ta6eta Cret0nnes. ID
1920 patterns; yard
Evening star., 1920-03-28

Neat styles made with
overlook stitched e d g e;
handsome real lace designs
complete with loops along
the top ready to shir on
5o1 rod: Choice Mon 43c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
QImf bent 6eint1peae.

98albington, 3. Sult. = 8unoes=
ienator &ar6ing trat am Samltag=
na61nittag in 8egleitung ieiner @at=
tin bon @uibington aus int Mutono=
Bill Sic @eimreiie na6 Marion> g.,
on> tpo er Big 5ur @up 5u bleiben &C.
oenft. 9ie Gabrt ioute an1 Samitag
obne Mufentbalt big Cumberland, Mb
40 Meilen bon 8aibington, geben,
oie Mnfunft in Marion lit fir Won=
tagna6mittag geplant.
SSSn Marion miro Der Prdii6ent>
19afts =@nn6tbat Ser republifaniiben
Yurtei am 20. Suli Die formeue 8e<
na9ri9ttgung bon ietner Nonination
entgeget1 nebmen 11n6 bei oieier @ele-
genbeit feline erlte affentli6e, &e0e IN
Ser eigentli9en &an1pagne balten.
MuBeroen1 tper0en I'M 2oufe Der fon1-
men6en Monate BET ibn1 5ablrei6e
@onferen5e11 nit 4anpagneleiter11
ltatHtfinoen; gelegentlid miro 6er@an-
6ibat e8ranlaliung baben, mebr o6er
tpe11iger informelle anipraden an
Mbor6nungen, oie i'm beiu9en, 5l1
balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
9epnparttian=@iea.

Sarge 9f. g., 5. Suli. - Sbgleid
8illiam Sanger laut 8eri9te11 aus
1922 Der 2064 @ablbe5irfe Don 9for1
Gafota I'M &an1pf Inn oie @ouper.
neurS 8ormabl bonn MiiHpo9 I'M.
mer no6 eine Mebrbeit bon 1862
Stimmen Mber ben &anoi6aten Ser
9eonportiian 2eague, @ouperneur 8.
S. 6ra5ier batte> geitan0 6aS &lott
Sarge 5ornmL lpel4es Die @anoioatur
Dangers n1terltiiBt batte, oo9 Elm,
0aB @oub. 6ra5ier cine Mebrbeit bon
5000 Bis 5000 Stirnnen erbalten tper
6e. Die nod ausitebenoen 8e5irfe
1per0en fait ansna6mslos als 8oumer.
fe Gro5iers anerfannt.
SIM &ontelt lint Die republifanii9e
Senuts s=Nonination ging 6ie Subr.
ung, 1pelde Senator 81. S. @ronno
anfangs batte, ettpas 5uriid; in 738
8e5irfen batte @ronna 20,823, Or.
6. S. 2a6o, &an0ioat Der Nonparti=
ian 2eague, 1924 5timmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
6treif Qbae1uen6et.

2pnn, Waii., 5. ssuli. Gin Streif
Ser $1,000 4ngeitellten auer 4otego-
rien Ser General Mlectric @on1panD
in 2pnn, Maii, lit, tuie bier befannt
gegeben 1puroe, oaourd abgepenoet
lporoen, bob sic Streiffragen beige
legt tpuroen. Die @aupt< <8eidmerbe
ser Mngeiteuten lit babin erle6igt NOR
6en, 6aB Die genoue &ontrolle Der slr-
beit nit Ser ubr in Der Sano 5tDor
beibebalten, aber bon 8ertreter Der
Mrbeiter gemeini6aftli6 nit 8ertre-
tern Ser. @eieui9aft onsgeiibt mir6.
s. S. sfeffington> Ginipan6erungs-
&onln1iiiar in Boiton, fungierte als
@er1nittler fir oie 8un6esregierung.
S9ubfabrifen am Ort, Die rnno
1000 9lrbeiter bei6dftigen, 6nrnnter
Die Sirnen 9l. 90. @laDton & Co.,
iotpie 81. 6. 2iHle &c., baben ange-
ii9ts Ser gegentudrtigen aOerftper-
bGItniiie Sen 8etrieb anf IA Gage
etnge1teut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
Sdredlides @ilembabnnngliid.

Scranton> Ho., 8. Suli. = 8ei Ell
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