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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-20
DISC0VERER OF NORTH POLE DIES
35TH TRANSMISSION FAILS TO SAVE

Edwin Peary retired
Of died his home here today
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-20

HOME FROM ROCHESTER,
Ira ScrOggins has returned iron:
Rochester. Mimi. much improved as I
result Of radium treatment for stom-
ach trouble which he underwent at
Mayo Bros hospital.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
LEGISLATURE
SOON TO TAKE
LONGRECESS
Adjournment for Two Weeks
or Month While School
Code Revisers Work
REPORT SUFFRAGE
WILL BE RATIFIED
slaM CnrresnnndanI.

Stafi Correspondent.
STATE HOUSE, DOVER, April H.
With the exception OF the revision Of
The school Code The Legislature ex-
pecls 10 complete It's work the latter
part of next week. 10 is likely that a
recess will be taken next Thursday or
Friday for two weeks or a month to
give the commission named by the two
branches a chance TO revise the code
and report back TO the General Assem-
bly, Even after The commission makes
MS recommendations there in all prob
ability win be some spirited lights over
amendments IL 10 is thought they will
materially handicap the carrying out
OF a progressive educational program
for State schools.
/ Suffrage is also expected TO attract a
great deal Of attention again during the
closing days OF the session. Nothing
[ Is expected TO develop in this line unit
after the Republican State Convention
on Tuesday. There have been per.
sistent rumors for several days tha
ratification Of the suffrage amendmen
after the convention is a strong posi-
bility, notwithstanding the attitud
taken by majority Of members OF tn
House against ratification up TO thi
time.
Friends OF suffrage claim that severn
House members have been won owe
FOR the cause and predict That II Wi
yet be put over.
On the other hand those members o
the House who have been most actig
against votes for women say there
no change in The situation and that tn
Continued on Page Ten.l
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
PRESBYTERY TO NAME
ASSEMBLY DELEGATES

The spring melting OF the New Castle
presbytery will open Monday morning
IN Hanover Presbyterian Church. The
meeting viii come 20 an end Tuesday
night. The successor Of the Rev. Char
les II. Bohner. as moderator, will be
elected at lAe Monday morning session.
Dr. Bohner will act as host, he being
The minister Of the entertaining church.
The notices for the meeting were
sent out some time ago, and It Is cx-
pected that a large number OF dele
gates will attend the sessions. The
presbylery comprises churches In all
parts OF Delaware and fve counties or
the state Of Maryland. there being
about as churches In the Presbylery
In addition to the election OF a new
moderator. a new vice-moderator will
/ be chosen 10 succeed ]. II. Burns. Com
missioners 10 the General Assembly at
Philadelphia comprising two minister's
and two elders. viii also be elected.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
GERMANS DENY
new OUTBREAK
OF RADICALS

PARIS. April Il UNITED Press)-The
German delegation denied a rumor that
monarchists had carried out coup
d'etat in Berlin.
Rumors here were based on a pur-
ported telenhone message from the
German capital
The French foreign ofilce had received
adyices from its representatives In Ger
many declaring there was a suspicious
gathering Of reactlonary onlcers Muen-
ster."
. BERLIN. April i6. CUi ted Press
Night).-Arresl of six alleg, Bolshevis
plolters was ordered by T.. Gessler
minister OF defense in chancellor Mueh
lers cabinet
l. Gessler said he had been informed
that three civilians and three army Of
! dcers had been meeting In governmen
buildings TO fomeni q plot Names O.
The men were not revealed since the!
had not been apprehended.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
SAVES SICK WOMAN
FROM STREET FALL

Due 10 the courtesy and prompt ac-
tion OF John Sheehy. traffic policeman
at Eighth and Market shtrceis. wh0t
might have proved a serious accident
was averied at The corner yesterday
Mrs Catherine Franklin, OF No. i23
Logan street wife OF Joseph franklin
was walking across the intersection.
when she tainted and would have fall
en In front Of a moving vehicle. but
for the assistance Of Oncer Sheehy.
He accompanied the young woman 10
nearby drug store, where she was
given assistance, ana later sent 10 her
home.
A few weeks ago Mrs. Franklin un-
derwent a serious operation. She hac
been allowed by her physician 10 20
out for the first time yesterday. anC
boarding a Maryland avenue car. she
rode to Eighth and Market streets. Il
was upon descending from the car tha
she became dizzy.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
REPUBLICANSN IN
Keen CONTEST
Clashes for Convention Dele
gates and Committeeman
at Polls Today
SUSSEX PRIMARY
STORM CENTRE TO-DAY

Republican primaries are being held
throughout Delaware today TO choose
delegates to the Slate convention
which Will be held in Dover on Tues
day 10 elect six delegates TO the Ma
uonal convention in Chicago while the
keenest interest Is manifested in the
contest for delegates there are many
spirited clashes for county committee
men in an three counties.
There are delegate contests in all but
three wards Of Wilmlngton-the First,
Second and Twelfth, but there are con-
tests for committeeman in practically
an The wards. Indeed, in Wilmington,
The committee contests seem to be
overshadowing the contests for district
committeeman. In most instances they
are local struggles for district leader
shin rather than factiOnalism. indicat-
ing great interest in Republican affairs
this early in the campaign even before
the Democrats have fixed, a convention
or primary date.
/ The hottest contests for committee
men seem 10 be in the Fifth an'
/ Seventh wards There are % candi
dates for committeeman In the SeY
enth ward with "a TO be elected. n
the Fifth ward there are 30 candidate
for committ taemen with ii to be
elected.
Back OF the light for county commit
teemen Is a fight for chairman OF Tn
Republican City Committee. The neS
chairman viii be chosen by the com
lmitieemen TO be elected in Whining
ton today. Isaac w. Bowers is tn
present city chairman, and he ::
, spoken OF 20 succeed himself Other
mentioned for chairman are Colonel
(Consinued on Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
DEFENDANT WINS
DARRELL WILL CASE
sneclallto The Evenlng Journal.

Specialize The Evening Journal.
ELKTON, Md. April i7.-The suit bf
Hope II. Barrell. OF Chestertown. Md
and his brother, Leeds Barrell. OF Phil
adelphla. 60 break the will OF their
aunt. Miss S. Ellen Barrell. OF Elkton
removed from Cecil county 20 Caroline
county. Md, came to triaiin Denton on
Wednesday, The defendant was Miss
Laura q lamar, OF Elkton. who was ap
pointed under the Will, as exccutrix
The plaintiff had an array OF most dis
tlnguished counsel, among who were
II. Alan Goldsborough, Democratic as
pirant for Congress; William l.. Mar
bury. Of Baltimore, and several Caro-
line county members OF the bar. The
defendant was represented by William
r. Warburton. and SenatC~ or"- d
Crothcrs OF ElktOn. who were assisted
by States Attorney Dean, OF Caroline
county Two days were consumed by
the plaintiff In the hearing OF their
witnesses. When II was time for the
defendant TO pt,sent her side. the plain
iff offered 10 Withdraw the suit. II he
be given the family furniture. etc.
The defendant consented 10 do this and
l the Jury were instructed TO give q ver-
dict for the defendant Miss S. Ellen
Barrell was a daughter Of The late Air
and Mrs. James r. Barreil OF Holly
HAIL. Elkton Mr. Barreil was a
wealthy retired lawyer. OF Chester
/ town and Baltimore. Miss Barrell be-
queaihed her entire estate, real and
I personal. TO her three neices. Mrs. W
Don Lamhdin. Misses Laura G. lamar
/ and Victoria Barrell lamar, OF Eikton
daughters Of Reuben E. lamar, former
register OF wills FOR Cecil county.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
CIVIL WAR in
MEXICO AGAIN
ON THEHORIZON

WASHINGTON. April Il. UNITED
Press) civil war throughout Mexico
between the forces Of President Car
rama and General Alvaro ObrceOn. can
didate for the Mexican presidency. may
break out II the Federal government
proceeds to suppress with military
force the secessiOnists movement I'm So
nora, officials here feared today.
The Sonora secession Is primarily an
Obregon demonstration against the Car
rama government, military intelligence
officials here believed.
They pointed out that Governor Dc
La Huerta, OF Sonora, is a supporter
OF ODregon for president. and that
Sonora is Obregon's native slate. The
Sonora revolt may enlist other Mexican
States, they believed. and develop int,
an extensive revolution against Car
rama with the object OF making Obre
gon president.
The Mexican embassy here ioda
made public 4 list OF Stale GOVERNOR
who have given assurances Of allegioncl
% Carranza. Only a small percentage
Of the States was represented.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Edge Moor Engineers
and Firemen Return.
All DeialUdre Road
Men Report For Duty
Today. EmbaIgoes to
BE Lifted at Once
VOTE TODAY TO
RETURN TO SHOPS

The so-eaIlod "outIaw raiIroad strike"
In Wilmington and Delaware collapsed
today, VIXEN the 1900 men who had quit
work at the Wilmington car shops OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad, voted TO re
turn TO work Monday morning.
The decision was reached shortly be-
fore noon az combined meeting
of the car shop men, including boiler
makers, blacksmiths, machinisis and
roundhouse men, In tho Odd Fellows
Hall, Tenth and King streets. The ad-
visory committee named at a meeting
held yesterday morning In Pythian
Castle. presented a report urging all
men 10 return 10 work and entr,ist set
tlement Of their grievances 10 the un'
ion officials and the new labor board al
Washington.
Scores Of trainmcn, both yard and
road. returned to duty on the Pennsyl-
vania. baltimore and Ohio and Nead-
ina lines today and the remainder arr
expected 10 follow rapidly. by Monday.
railroad officials asserted, they expected
/ 10 sec all passenger service restored TO
normal and the work OF relieving the
/ tremendous freight congestion well un-
der way.
a News from Philadelphia. New York
4 Chicago and points South OF Whining
b ton that men were returning 90 worl
f" which were received at midnight an
ID early today caused a perceptlbio ios
- OF confidence among the Insurgents
who realized that a collapse OF N
strike movement was az hand.
- Conditions az the Wilmington ca
p shops this morning were virtually th'
o. same as yesterday. with approximatel,
/. 400 men out. The shop officials, now
: ever. were not surprised as they har
= not anticipated any large return Of thl
men before Monday.
) The shopmen's meeting was decld
edly heated at times A small, bui
voclferous. contingent OF radicals occu-
A pied seats In ono section near the front
= OF the hall and attempted TO how
$ down speakers who counselled the ac-
fContiuued on Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
NEW sLUICE> TO HOLD TIDES

Inspection OF the conditions resulting
from the flooding Of land along the
Delaware river. between Delaware City
and Port Penn. from a BREACH in the
river bank, was made by the members
Of the Levy Court and County Ensi-
neer Charles A. Grubb yesterday.
To stop the flooding OF the land. the
need OF o sluice 20 replace the one That
was enaced about ten years ago and
ihe building OF ihe bank seems inn
perativc
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
ITALIAN. .cLuB HAS SOCIAL NIGHT

Members OF The Clrc0lO-AmerlcanO
spent a pleasant time last night at the
italian Neighborhood House. No. 40
Lincoln street. Dr. Harrison W. How
en- who was 20 have made an address,
was unable to attend. Instrumental and
vocal selections were given by the club
members. and Mrs. Charles Griffith en-
tertained most pleasingiy on The piano.
II was announced That two prominent
American and italian speakers would be
present at the meeting On May q. An
other musical enterlainmens will be
planned for that date
Charles B. Palmer presided a. last
nights meeting
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
new Staying
LAID At DOOR
OF Sim FEIN

DUBLIN, Aprh n United Press)-
Police here believed The Sim Feln ter
rorist band had added another "execu-
ton" to It's already formidable list.
The body OF Patrick Foley, member
Of The Royal irish Consiabulary, was
found last night IN a lonely field near
Tralee Foley had been shot 26 times.
ne was blindfoided and his hands tied
behind his back.
Police said The murder was another
terrorist execution"
Foley Joined the consiabulary last
January lie was a war veteran and
was In a German prison camp for sew
eral months.
Seven more OF the Mount Joy hunger
strikers were released last night.
Thomas Mulholland, a Sim Feiner
was shot and killed In a street at Dun
dalk. rhe murder was believed another
reprisal. More than 5000 Sim Felneri
marched In the funeral procession foi
the three civilians killed 10 the clash al
Millt0wn Malay Wednesday night.
CORK, April A. United Press).- -
Thomas McCurtain. late lord mayor o
Cork. was murdered by the royal Irlsl
constabulary, a coroner's Jury decides
here today.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Reticent Youth is Only
Prisoner Not0 Con-
fined in Georgetown
Institution. Mother
and Woman With
Whom He Was nfdt-
uated Think Him
Mentally irresponsible
KNIFE USED FOR
MURDER MISSING
snaclal 10 the Eyenlng journal.

special 10 lue ENbulub JVuthoA.
GEORGETOWN, Del, April i7.-occu-
pying cell in the Sussex county Jail
all alone and with no one near to oX-
change a word with him, Ollie Morris
ssir-confessed murderer Of his father,
Derrick B. Morris, aged 6s years, has
ample opportunity 10 ponder the slay-
ing OF his parent late Wednesday on
me road between his home and Mills
D0ro. There are no other prisoners in
iae jail 90 keep him company AL
Nho had been confined in the insliiu-
ion were given trials last week 10
General Sessions Court and were sem
t'nccd TO the New Castle County Work
House. paroled or acquitted.
Young Morris is beginning to realize
the seriousness OF his crime. and when
efforts are made by friends who have
O. lied TO see him 10 elicit a statement
ON his, he refuses TO talk and turns
h's back on them. SO far as can be
learned he has refused TO talk 10 ali
who have visited the Jail.
The young man has dOnned a differen
suit from the one he wore Thursday
afternoon when he was captured.WheI
brought 10 the Jail Thursday night h
wore the overalls and jumper he ha
on at the time he murdered his father
His trial viii be held at the Jun
term unless a decision IS reache
90 hold a special session. There is a.
movement on foot for a special term o
court.
Word from Milisboro reached her
today that statements given out tha
the knife with which he killed hi
father had been found are erroneous
Tho knife with which Morris is allCgc
TO have killed his father was one use
20 top" fodder, and according 20
statement from his brother, William
on Wednesday morning Ollie was see
sharpening the knife. Usually 10 wa
kept IN the porch.
The Young man. while free In tellin
.he details OF the murder at The core
ncr's jury late Thursday. said ho dor
not remember what became 'of Oh
knife. Olle's face and head bca
marks OF an encounter, The officer
have he statement Of the son that D
lContlnGei on PAGE Ten.)
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
SCOUT CHIEFS IN CONFERENCE.

The monthly conference Of the Third
district scout executives took place az
the Y. NJ C. A. yesterday afternoon.
Problems in seoutcraft. and other mat
iars were discussed at the meeting.
Those present included A. A. schuck,
national field commissioner for the dis
irict. with headquarters at Harrisburg,
Pa: II. Z. Sanford, OF Chester; y,
Erncr Goodman. Of Philadelphia; Chan
celor Charles NJ. Curtis, the Rev. Rob
crt Bell, and Frank =. Greenhawk
scou, executive for the state Of Della
Nare
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
7c and SC Pieces
Wanted

WASHINGTON, April f7--The sen
ate has before II today a bill for The
coinage OF seven and eight cent
pieces
"a nickel wont buy anything
anymore, not even a ride on a street
cary said Senator Frelinghuysen,
who introduced II. Lots better in
making change. We might as We'll
have a coin, one Of which viii buy
something"
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
TINE TnREE CRAP sH0OTERs.

James Brown, Daniel sullivan and
William Glenn were each ilne $40 and
costs for playing crap and were dis
niss0i on charges or trespasslng on
Inc property OF The Pennsylvania Rail
road. by Deputy Judge Finger. In Mu-
nicipal Court this morning. The men
We're arguing over whose turn 10 was
90 roll the dice. according TO the evil
dcnce. when the attention of special
officers of The company was called TO
The game in the freight house. at
Fourth and Pine streets. When the
men were arrested, they resisted, ON
c4r Jones testified
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
NO MENTION NOW
OF DELAWARE BISHOP

Delegates to the Delaware Diocesan
Convention win assemble In Emmanuel
Church, Highlands. on the morning OF
Wednesday, May i2 II is stated that all
dlegases have been instructed 10 re-
main at the convention during the fol-
lowing day, should the amount OF
business warrant such action
An Episcopo' clergyman said this
morning that Z lad heard no names
mentioned for the Bishopric OF th'
Delaware Diocese
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
UTAL STATISTICS

James J. Cahill. secretary OF the Board
OF Health. reported The following vital
statistics for the week ending at noon
today:
Deaths. Sc; corresponding period FOR
last year, p. Births. 20; corresponding
period last year. 81. Marriages, 3ei cor
responding period last year. 4.
There were only 20 new cases or
transmissible diseases reported during
the week. as follows Measles, 23' diph-
iberia, 4; scarlet fever, ?.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
HIS LEG CRUSHED
UNDER ICE CAKE

William Nandever. aged % years, OF
No. 1910 East Fourteenth street. had
his right leg broken below the knee, at
the plant of The Diamond Ice and Coal
Company. Vandever avenue and Jessup
street. this morning. lie was removed
20 the Delaware Hospital 10 the police
ambulance.
Mr.. Vandevcr, with others. was TAX
ing ice from a runway in the storage
room when a cake OF Ice, weighing 36u
pounds, slipped from the runway, strik-
ing his leg.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
ATTEND CLASS INITIATION.

Loyal Council No. 4, Sons and Daugh-
ters OF Liberty. attended a class inili-
alton at the Metropolitan Opera House.
philadelphia. last night Those VINO
eiiended from Wilmington were; The
Misses Essle Biscor, Anna Halter. Eliza
beth McNin. Agnes McGuire, >ierirude
Coyle. Marion Carter. Edna Martin.
Gladys Sproul. Messrs. Alvin biscor ana
r. +. Dovnes.
Anyone Interested may communicate
with Alvin Biscor, councillor. si9 Van
dever avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
SHERIFF ELECTS, THEN
GETS HOME FOR WOMAN

Touched by the dispossession OF Mrs.
Margaret Walton, ss years or age, from
her home, No. 720 Madison street.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Parker OBJ
iained two rooms for her at No. i0l
North Jackson STREET before be elected
her. Mr. Parker moved enough OF the
womans furniture yesterday 10 furnish
her new rooms and will attend TO The
sale OF the rest 10 provide her support
Mrs. Walton was ordered out OF hei
home IN q hoidlng-oyer tenant suii
brought against hcr by Lawrence ]
Rigney.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
RIRLE CLAss ANNTvERsARY

Members OF Philathea and baraca
classes Of Union NJ. r. Church VIII
celebrate their seventh anniversary to-
morrow night in the Sunday school
room OF the church. The services Will
begin at 7l30 o'clock.
James Cole. retiring president OF the
Philathea Bible class, will tell Of the
progress Of his class, while Miss Anna
Handy, president OF the Baraca class
will sketch the history OF her Bible
class.
An members who can possibly attend
are requested to do so.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

OFTRAFFICON
ROADS TODAY
Government Goes Ahead
With Plans to Arrest More
Strike Leaders
WASHINGTON CHIEFS
ARE OPTIMISTIC

CLEVELAND, o., April n UNITED
PresS).--W. e.. lee, president OF the
brotherhood OF Halfway Irainmen, said
today:
"Thc strike outlook is getting bright
CT all the time"
Names OF strike leaders In this dis
trict have been forwarded 90 Attorney
General Palmer. and Department Of
Justice agents said they expected or
dcrs for their arrest today.
llecognition of the inSurgcnt yard
mems association by the government
as the price for return 10 work was
the offer made the new federal rail.
road labor board. according 10 an an.
nounccment by r. T. O'ROurkc, prcsi
dent OF the local association today. y
necessary the yard men will make radi
cal changes In their demands 10 obtail
recognition, he said.
Our offcr 10 the board contained
notification that we would not conscI
10 our demands being treated ihrOun
the br0therhood or switchmcn's union
Ono OF the points ihc strikers wi
insist upon Is n return 10 work will
out discrimination, he said.
CHICAGO, April II Omitted Prcss).-
Reports on the railroad strike sltua
tion from many parts Of the west In
dicafed general assumption OF traiTls
with only an occasional breaking ava
by small groups OF dissatisfied work
crs-
No further arrests Of strike leader
were made.
WASHINGTON. April n (uniie
Press) Tho railroad strike was disin
tegratina today, according 10 advice
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
DEATH SUDDEN TO
PASTOR 32 YEARS

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DELNTAR. Del, April i7.-Elder Aaron
p. Francis, pastor Of the old school
Baptist Church in this section. died
suddenly at his home early this morn
ing. His death was due 10 heart fail
ure the attack coming while he was In
his bath room. He was rs years old
and had been serving The churches
here sor thiriy-lwo years.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
~ g T. L.. AFFAIRS

Reports OF the various department
heads OF iho Wilmington W. G. T. U.
we're heard yesterday afternoon at the
montaly meellng OF the organization
iu the rooms OF The Anti-Saloon League,
No ioo west Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, April II, IJniied
Press. Forecast for the period April
80 10 "a inclusive:
North and Middle Atlantic States and
South Atlantic and East Gulf states:
Unsettled and showery first part Of
week. followed by fair weather; cool.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
GRACE JUNIOR LEAGUE AFFAIRS

Miss B. ". Bennett addressed the
Junior League Of Grace NJ. T. Church
yesterday afternoon Oh Good Times
ro- Our Brothers" Following the talk
the children enjoyed an hour OF games
md sociability. The league will give
a May party In about two weeks
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
cARNINAL WOnKERs To NEET

Special % The Evening Journal
NEWARK, April ia meeting Of the
workers who made the carnival given
by the Guild OF ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church last week a success win hold
meeting at the parish house tonisht
final reports win be made ard soclel
rvunirr spent.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
DEMOCRATS PLAN
STATE CONVENTION

Henry "a. lsaacs. chairman OF The
Democratic state Committee. announced
today that a call had ben issued for
a meeting OF the committee In his Of
flee on nexl Tuesday At. this meeting
The time for the Democratic state Con
veniion will bo fixed and The date FOR
The selection OF delegates 20 the con-
venti0n announced.
4 Certified MIX for infanis-cIovcI
pairv Co-AdN
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-POCKETBO0H CONTAINING
Il money. check and railroad ticket,
around Concord Ave. and Jefferson 81.
Reward. 5Oi ". 22nd St. spris-lt
Continued on P3gs Twelve
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
nrLAMAnE co. bod YEARs OLp

The one hundred md first anniver-
sary OF ihc organization OF ihe Dei7-
ware Fire Company viii be observed
int latter part OF mex. Nc k. There
win be no formal celebration %, The
event this year.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
rnnAN,s TEMPEnAIURE.

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
500 A. M...4i 1900 p NJ. &C
1000 a. M....i5 90 p M..-..41
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

A safe spring Tonic. CLOVER DAIRY
BrTTERAIIfK ADJ,
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
sun AND TIDE.

sun SIS ...4...............6i0 20 p. N
Month of Christiana.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
WEATHER

Cloudy with probably show
ers tonight and Sunday; con-
tinucd cool. Fresh northeast
20 east winds
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

WASHINGTON. April II Omitted
Prcss).-The railroad strike was disin-
tegratina today, according 10 advices
tContlnued on Page Ten)