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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Organizes Transport sy.tem.

DUBLIN. June 28.--The Sim Fem
ers nre preparing for IA possible stop
rage OF all railway traffic and ar
ranging to commanders motor cars,
organize food transport system and
institute regular food control. Up TO
the present the trains are running
regularly, except when police, SOL
dicrs or munitions are said to bc
aboard. At meeting Of tho corpora
ton OF Dublin the labor members.
who had the general approval of tho
other members, declared that the rail-
way men would remain steadfast in
refusing To operate trains carrying
munitio ions or soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
SUFFRAGE LEADERS BACK
FROM GENEVA CONGRESS
Wife of Secretary OF Navy md Mrs.
carrie Chapman Gait Arrive
on Lafayette,
Nv HssOcintrd Press. !

NEW York. June f s'MAmertcan
delegates to the International Woman
Suffrage Alliance Congress, held in
Geneva last month, headed BY Mrs.
carrie Chapman Gait. president Of the
ton. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife
or the Secretary OF the Navy, re-
turned here today on the steamship
The. achievement of the alliance
In gaining political equality for
women was evidenced by reports from
LIVER b%enty.two nations that they had
last congress in 1919" Mrs. Daniels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ROADS OUT OF RICHMOND
IN GENERALLY GOOD SHAPE
had Spots In Highways Through
State Go with Arrival OF
Fair Weather

Road conditions In Virginia wcrc
reported BY the Richmond branch Of
the United States Weather Bureau
yesterday to he AS foliows:
Richmonnd-W ashlngton- Highway
in generally good condition.
Richmond-cl arksviile-lIiRh IN
generally good condition.
Rlchmonnd Observation-Disclosures
Tor some bad spots between Thacker's
store and Coates. the highway j. IN
good condition.
Ttlchmond-Old Point - thu dirt
roads have dried out and are now in
generally good condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
\ Goal Commissioner.

htEE is much in the bill introduced by
senator Frelinghuysen, chairman OF the
senate coal investigators. at the recent ses-
sion Of Congress providing for the creation
OF the oi.ice OF Federal coal commissioner.
TO commend it to the country With the ex-
pration OF the Lever act. the fuel admins
iraton will pass out of existence Only the
Federal Trade Commission will remain as n
rcint OF contact between the coal industry
and the government, and the power OF that
commission to inquire into the trade prac-
tees OF coal producers is being challenged
in the Federal courts
There should be some government agency
Ill immediate touch day in and day out with
the coal industry. II IL no; necessary per-
maps that rigid Federal contro, should he
maintained over the supply Of fuel in peace
times II may not be necessary for price
h&ins 10 be rracticed but IT il certain that
INC country desires TO know whether or not
IL Is TO nave sutfciency OF coal and whether
or not the coal II buys is sold at excessive
prices.
The Ftelinghuyscn bill provides tina, :,
! coal commissioner shall be appointed whose
business II Will be to represent tho nublic
III All dealings with the coal producers He
Is 10 nave authority 10 make injuries into
'"c statc OF Inc trade. into the conditions of
production and distribution and into tho
relationship between the coal onorotor ,,,d
nine labor. lie is to advise the President
ana congress regarding such measures ,s
! may be necessary 10 increase the output and
| I" regulate distribution And he Is IN in
! form the public whether, in his judgment,
| INC prices charged are fair and cuuitahio
! nose engaged in mining and marl,c,inr
| coal can scarcely oppose this bill. and mo
| pubic should feel that IL provides the ioas,
measure Of regulation which might prove
| 4" protection to the interests OF the CON
sumner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Even Won't Garry Armed Men.

fusai OF the trainmcn 10 work trains
carrying soldiers and police haB been
followed by similar action by the Of
hcers OF the Bantry bay steamer Lady
Elsie When the vessel was Ready TO
start for Castletown- Berchavcn
twelve armed police came aboard and
refused to leave. whereupon the Of
ncers declined to man her. She Is
now nj the pier with police aboard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
JENKINS KIDNAPPING CASE
WILL BE AGAIN OPENED
Former Consular Agent Mt Pucbla,
Mex" Accused or Conniving at
Own Capture.
by Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, June \2s.-The case
Of William o. Jenkins, former Amer
lean consular agent at Puebla. Mex
who was ktdna2ed by bandits last
connived at his own capture. viii he
reonencd. according to n Puebla dis
patch to FL Universal today.
In the previous trial will be re-
examined to determine whether they
were Obliged TO testify against Jen.
kins The defendant himself declares
on the case. the dispatch says.
Forty Indians were TO testify today
In the First Criminal Court Of PuebIa
regarding false accusations they are
alleged to have made against Jenkins,
according 10 n dispatch 10 ExcclsIor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Urrc. Iqconomic OrsnnI,ntton.

TARIS, Juno 2S.-lIugo SHINES,
German capitalist and direa,of Or the
Wocrmnnn shipping Company. Is url;-
Ing the creation of n large interna-
tionnl Organization Ia solve the
problems OF International economic
orRani7ntion, In his opinion. should
no directed by the entente and based
on Franco -German solidarity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
SALVADOR MINISTER FOR
CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION
Dr. Pnrndcs Sends Request for Meet
Ing to Consider PrOposcd
mathematician

SAN sATVHsTDct1,,RIIe d fF1Sss 90 =.
Paradns. Minister OF Foreign hraIrs
Or salvador. has sent an identlc teie-
gram ~ the governments of Gunte-
inaia Honduras. Nicaragua and Costa
Hich, asking them to study the ncces-
Fly Of calling a conference soon for
Tho PURPOSE OF preparing the ground
Tor union OF tho five countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

chldren no matter what their source stood
every morning before the American flag and
raiseu their little hands and pledged them
God ~
And then we would bring him back to this
country and say. Grasp the meaning OF what
we nave shown you and you will know then
what americanism is."-Copyright 1929.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
STATE OF SIEGE is RAISED
AND SAN SALVADOR QUIET
People Are Declared Entirely Favor
able TO Newly Installed
Government.

UNSATISFACTORY. June os-Thc state
or siege declared by the assembly
OF San Salvador in April as "A result
or the revolutionary movement heal
ed by Arturo Aurojo was littaJ On
June "a. the Salvadorian legation here
was Informed today by tho foreign
Office. The dispatch said pub,ic opin
ION was entirely favorable TO the
government and that the country
was traiisuuil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
EIorIdn GrnNcrs pny Ton Much.

TNMI'A. FIN. juno 2S.-Evidence
70 nrov" tho claim that Florida citrus
per cent more per car mile for freight
and refrigeration than California
shippnrs was introduced by tho Flor
Ida hallway Commission here this
morning In n hearing before Exam
'inrr j. Wagner. OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
HAVANA POLICE STATION
WRECKED BY LARGE BOMB
Downtown Section Of City Shaken by
Explosions on street nj
Midnight.
IBy AssocInted Prcss

HAVANA, June 2S.-Downtown In
night by the explosion Of two bombs
In apertures in the walls OF tho
second precinct police station by per-
sohs as yet not apprehendcd. One
man was injured by flying debris
few, minutes later another and
heavier bono eArloded IN front OF n
pawnshop;, throwing articles on dis
round in tho wall of the police ST =.
ton another bomb that had failed .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Z: S. Recognizes Herrera Resime.

GUATEMA CITY. June 2S.-I,en
ton McMiilin. of Tennessee United
Statas minister to Guatemala. called
on Secretary OF Foreign Relations
Aguirre last evening to announce his
rera government. Much satisfaction
is expressed in official circles and
throughout the country at the action
or the United States In recognizing
the new administration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

+ President de Valera is on his way 10 San
francisco 10 spurn any offers OF Democratic
ympathy for the so-called Irish republic"
He says the Irish demand recognition, not
sympathy. The cause of Irish independence
would have Jared better il De Valera had
stayed in Ireland and left 1t 10 American
mpathizers to determine their own course
of action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
GENEVA GETS LEAGUES
FIRST OFFICIAL MEETING
Questions Discussed mt Spa Regard
ing Far md Nenr Enat 10 lie
Decided.
tBy Associated Press.

GENEVA. SWITZERLAND. June
2S.-Thc first official meeting OF tho
league OF nations viii he held hero
next November. according to infor-
nation received today from the Drin-
cipal allied capitals
The questions Involving tho Far
and Near East. which VIII be dis
cusscd by the Spa conference, will
pc, definitely decided here by the
full representation OF the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
FORMER MINISTER TO u. S.
PRESIDENT OF PARAGUAY
Manuel Gondrn Is Elected to Eseeu.
tive Chair In south Ameri-
cnn Rfpuh1tc
BY Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. June 2$.-Manuel
Gondra. former Paraguayan minister
TO the United states. has been elected
Paiva. former Minister Of the Interior.
VIce-Presldent. according t. n dis
patch received today by the State De-
was expected to confirm the elections
at q session today. .,''l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Picked Up mt Rnndon

You can prove almost anything by man
who doesn't know.
This is the age in which absolute zero is
average prosperity.
Watch out. Bill The rings only the FIRST
cost.
Every farmer knows that you can't expect
much OF dead beet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

The next meeting OF the council OF the
league OF nations will be held al San Sc
bastian, July 81. The council cannot be
accused Of Partially rs between the sum-
mer resorts OF Europe. 1t is trying them
all, though its achievements do not bespeak
that its work is of very strenuous char
acter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

The unanimous decision OF the Commits
sion of Jurists for the formation of per
manent court of International justice that
the court shall be located at The Hague
may make Ar. Carnegie's peace palace use
fnl. after all This court is one feature OF
the league plan that gives real promise Of
something enduring. whatever MAJ become
of Its other agencies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

Hand ii TO the Canadians for detective
skill and diligence. They actually found in
sthis country, and promptly borrowed, some
fmen who taught them how to save money in
etheir icustoms and post-offtce departments.
I'VE had supposed talent OF that kind TO be
seytinct here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

y Greece has been commissioned by the
allied powers to enforce the treaty OF peace
by making war Turkey and to assure
tranquility there by killing as many of the
inhabitants careful search may discover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
GERMANY IS DELINQUENT
IN DELIVERIES OF COAL
Fails by 3,00O.000 Tons To Meet Pro-
vision In Trenty Conccr
Fuel EXCHANGE

t3y Associated Pressn
PARIS. June 2S.-Germany is 3. 600. :
900 tons behind in meeting her en-
Sagerhents concerning the delivery
Of coal in execution or the treaty OF
Versailles. according to an interview
with Louis Loucheur printed TO-DAY
I'm the Petit Partisan. He SAYS il
Is necessary to grant large amount
OF coal monthly to Industrial recon-
Struction..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 1920.

"Once n candidate always a candidate"
may be true OF MIR. Bryan, and even Mr.
McAdbo is experiencing difficulty in con-
sFihcing the country that he is an exception
ito the rule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Charcoal Eph,. DAILY rhourht,

when see de a-settn' in all hits
glory said Charcoal Eph ruminatively II
jes' don do nothing but set thar watchin' an
let 'er set: Try a pickle. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
The Weather
tFurnis' ed by U. 8. Weather ,ureau.>

Forecast: virginia.
FUR nnu continued
warm Tuesday md
Wednesday. FnrtIy
cloudy. with probably
local tllhndershoNers.
North Chrollnrl-Gen-
craily fnir Tuesday and
Wednesday. not much
change In ternDeruture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Fourth Dope,

Fourth Dope.
Johnny get your cracker.
Willie get your gun.
Mother get the arnica.
Well all have fun,
Bang. hooray for anything
And make the tyrant dance.
And where's the nearest telephone
To call the Ambulance:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Voice of the People

Letters must give tho nnme and nddres. of
the writer. Name Will be published II
writer requcsts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Think II Over.

Honestly. folks. what cnn we expect of a
Treaty when there's little left of the Con
stitution. not to mention the Ten Command
Elcnts!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
NIOdcrnIxetI-

To him who hath shall be given and from
him who hath not. the Internal Revenue Col
lector shall take away even that which he
hath.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

Reform OF the Housa. et LORDS during the
present Parliament is promised By Lloyd
George. Long before this promise is made
good the House OF Commons will have
forced reform OF the present government
which has existed on very thin ice for some
Time however a. diversion, the pro-
posed reieFm o: the upper house might
prove An agreeable relaxation from the
more strenuous struggles with the Irish
question
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

A'teF an IL Is doubtful whether the win
neT OF presidential nomination eninrs -
much self-complacency and envy of d.. 60,
men as the Passenger who gets and
noids the chair in the smoking-room OF a
Pullman VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

Inc Greeks are pushing their military
can, paign against the Turkish Nationalist
win great Vigor King Alexander has LEI,
Athens to join the headquarters Of tho army
In Smyrna that is attacking the Turks and
soon the opposing sides will be in death
grapple, in which, IL the allies give the
creeks the support they have promised
there can be but one outcome to the cam
paign. and that IS the overthrow OF the
Turkish Nationalist as hindering factor
IN bringing Turkey into complete subsection
TO the allied purpose Of territorial dismem
5berment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

Those who thought the Democratic don
Key was beginning TO show evidences Of de-
crepitude Will find themselves undeceived as
they watch his thrilling performances at
San Francisco this week Not only has he
lost none of his olit!me yigor. but he shows
suppleness in his joints and a tautness
Aoi muscles according to those who have had
closeup vie" OF him, that make him nt
TO eclipse all previous records Tor sp.ed and
! endurance His FIRST public appearance ON
exhibition yesterday "brourh, down The
house"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

& Samuel Gompers Is AT San Francisco 70
present to the resolutions committee Of Tho
Democratic convention a plank CONTAINING
the proposals which organized labor deems
Essential to meet Its needs. while. a, the
same time, being stressed as equally i'm.
sportant to the well-being and democratic
/ progress OF the whole country II is owl
dent that there is opened up 10 the Demo
cratic convention great opportunity 10
/ find basis or approach for winning mo
support OF labor in the coming campaign
5tf 1T has the genius 10 80 at the matter il,
the right way labor is anxious to mako
terms, and presumably is prepared to accep,
so reasonable proposition plcdging fair treat
sment OF Its interests by giving it Just repre-
saentation on all boards having 10 do with
IItho settlement OF labor controversies and
l5EboEnISing the principle OF collective bar
lhainfns by representatives OF their own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29

= T. Nocua temperature festeruny.
., ~, NJ. tefnpcruture..... Sc
Maximum temperature TO = Il. NJ, sc
Minimum temperature to y J.. M... CT
ncah temperature yesterday. AZ
HoarnaI temnerature Tor this date.... IL
I)ruSicncy yyinrs - ;''.'....... J
deficiency since January i..... 5Is
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall IL hours ending 8 i. Non,
ka'ntull ~ hours ending L, NJ. .HunS
Excess since March l............,.. Iii
EXCESS since January l............. 3GS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19
FL SR. WILSON 7 Ell
TRATADO De PAz.
tVicac DC la Pas. %

Que Sc e vituperaba a. Presidenie
wilson q haber hablado del militia
RENO" de Francia. Tuvieron de darle
una prueba de amistad a Francia 81
Sarsdor Lodge Y sus amigos? Harla-
mo nal en- no interpreter en- este
sentido esta peaueha manifestation
inusitada seguranente. por mas que
50 hava descUbierto en- ella general
uerte. sobre TODD. Ia ~intenci"n de
~desa=radar al P~residente de- los Es-
;ados Unidos. Pero, entire dos amigos
dc los cuaies uno no nos prodiEa
mas que huenas ~palahras ' otros cue
So esfuerzan por darnos TODD su apo
vo material = moral. 81 50 nos permit
"a aleCi-. se-uramenJe cue preferlre-
mos a uitimo. y no IS ss,e uitimo
o. Presidente Wilson, no IS por
medic De "su" Liga de las Naciones
roroo % suninistra = Francia m de
las ma s6lidas Carantias de seguri-
dad? No es "su' tratado de alianza
10 que Francia estima en- tantO" Sin
embargo. 81 seSor Lodge Y u ami
eos tratan de demoler una parte dc
este editicio wilsoniano en- Que ran
cia husCaba de hueua voiunI2d IN
abrico. y. Ell todo case. 81 Frdncia Vi
W acrualmente en- una incertidumbre
-rardemente perjudidicial para suS
irtereses. es sobre TODD al crUpo Lod-
-e al que 50 10 debe. 4 pesar de clio.
como resuitado de IN camhlo que
obedece a diversas Causas, Ia opinion
fraaccSa reserva todas Il sonrisas
para 81 senior Lodge Y todos u riGo-
res para 81 senior Wilson. Es esta una
ioiuslicia que no comprendemos.
Tn caricaturista frances puso re-
cienremente en- hoca de III de u
pe-sonajes. un parisiense con cara
asombrada que contempla una none
da que tiene on IA mano, esta refle-
xi6u -c6mjca:
-,Cualquiera comprende este, Mi
uoneda de IN franco que vale Glen
csnrirros entire rueStros enemisos,
no vale mas que siete entire nrestTos
amigos.
Colocado entire 81 senior Lodge y el
senior Wilson. eI parisiense aque! po-
drfa asombrarse con j~usticia de que
81 inJerSs de Francia- Sc cotizafa a
raz6n de Glen csntimos por 81 anti
pAtico Wilson Y solamente 4 slete
csntimos pcr el amigo Lca@s.
Para nosotros que m las coSas
mas de cerca que los Darislenses. no
IS dudoso que la auaistad del PreSi-
dente Wilson. por mas que sea Sc
vera algunas veces ! u juc;os. Sc
ria para Francis una amistad activa
81 IA poIitica "amistosa' del senior
Lodge no hubiera decidido otra cosa.
FL meusaje presidential a los demo-
cratas de Oregon eS una nueva prue
ba de clio, Y. pase 10 que pase 81
pr6ximo roviembre, justifica ina Tez
mas In confianza cue hemos tenldo
s!cmpre en- Woodrow Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19
FESTIVAL DE LA UNION DE EN-
PLEADOS DE COMERClO

La Union Local de Empleados de
Concrete No. 33i, ha organizado una
yelada Artfsttca para Ell proHimo do
minCo. dfa23 de los corrientes. con
que habra de celebrar e. primer ami
versario de su fundaci6n.
FL festiral. que Sc efectuara en- 81
Harmony Hall. Sc d~esarrollara con-
forme al programa siguiente:
obertura por la Orquesta.7tLectu-
ra del acta de installation pof Ell Sc
cretario ST.. Rafael Parada:.-Roman
"a de 'Tosca" &C. Puccini) interpre-
taci6n de 1aSrita. Sara Cordero. (Al
piano Srita. NJ. Teresa Cordero.).--
Poesfa recitada por su auror Sr. Ra-
fsel Trujillo.-Alocuci0n por Ell senior
c. F. Rossi.-Barcarola de los Cuen-
tos de Hoffman, (Offenbach.) Solo
de ~violencello por Ell senior Eduardo
L. Martinez Cal piano la Srita. Maria
Teresa Cordero.-'In the Garden OF
nv Heart, romanza interpretada por
Ia Sra. Maria Teresa Perez.-Discur
so Dor Ell Lie. A. NJ. Gray.-"Tango
Chinete... bale a cargo de la sehori-
ia. Maria Teresa Cordero Y del senior
Eduardo l.. Observation-Disclosures a
cargo del organizador Mr.. Henry
Henderson,: en- representation de to-
das las uniones locales.-Su Males
tad Ell Shotis,., couplet por Ia seho-
rita Isabel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poi
81 Prosidente de Ia Local, ST.. T. j,
! Arratana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19
HA QUEDADO ALBERTA IA
EXPOSITION INDUS
TRIAL EN- Ell SEP
TIMO PISO DE
LA CASA
WOLFF &
MARX
Mas de so negociaciones han
tornado parte en- la ex-
posicion.

Interesante en- extreme ha resulta
do Ia exposition industrial que esta
teniendo lugar en- ell septimo piso de
Ia casa Wolff and Marx. Miles de
personals han estado concurriendo
diarianente a ella Y han tenido opor
tunidad de darse exacta cuenta del
grade de adelanto a que ha llegado
la industrial manufacturers de San
Antonio. Puede admirarse desde Ia
construction de un complicado auto
movil hasta Ell de GAIA de grasa
para calzado.
FL objeto principal de esta exposi
cion ha sido no solo dsr a conocer los
excelentes prcdlctos manufacturados
en- San Antonio, a los consumidores
foraneos, sine tambien para que los
RESIDENCES de San Antonio puedan a
p~reciar Y darse cuenta exacta del era
do de adelantc a que ha llegado Ia
industrial. La exposition durara toda
la presente semana Y dado ell gran IN
teres que ha despertado en- todos los
cfrculos sociaies, los organizadores
Sc muestran srmamente satisfechos
por Ell eNto alcansade.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19

chez. P~residente de la Union de Pa
naderos. Esta misma semana estable-
cera, Ia tantai veces m~encionaoa
Union de P~anaderos, una P~anaderla
que desde. luego emprendera una de-
cidida conpetencia contra las ANA
derfas renuentes a aceptar las de-
mandas de los huelguiStas, ponlendo-
Sc de acuerdo con los d~lStlntos des-
pachos que estan de acuerdo con los
hueIcIistas. Al efecto, Ia Union ad-
Guirio va cuatro trucks r~eparticores
de pan V los h~uelguistas suponen que
tendran una gran clientele, pues d.
cen que en- ell future ESTABLISHMENTS
ha!rA de elaborarse 81 mejor pan, va
que n con los mas practlcos
panadercs. 4 este respecto. el senior
Sanchez declare que todos los opera
rios Que n Sc %ocuparan deberian
tener certificate medico del Conse-
10 Sanitario de Ia ciudad.
Las panaderfas que a continue
ci6n mencionamos son las que estan
con los h~uelgulstas:
Peters Bakery. Crosby st. Travis
$3.50; Sun Shine Bakery, f. CONNER
&c ST.: Sanitary Bakery, f. CONNER
ce So: Broemer Eros, Sadie 81 lid
die SITS: Federal Bakery No. l. 81.
Mary St: Federal Bakery No. ?. +.
Commerce St: South Presa Bakery,
s. Presa St: Hummel Bakery. eros
bv St: Denver Nights Bakery, Ge-
Yer St: Hill Top Bakery, Carson ST;
p.l-o-. Jncanbipe ST
Southone Bakery. Pendleton Ave;
Beacon Hill Bakery, Fredericksburg
Road: Harung's Bakery, s. Flores St;
Peoples Bakery. W. Commerce St:
FL Bravo Panaderfa, PA S. Pecos St:
La Union Panaderfa, Guadalupe Y
Laredo Sis, Alamo tDietzeD Bakery,
South Alamo St.