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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
CITIZENS TO RALLY
UNDER LEADERSHIP OF
ORGANIZED LABOR
Reports Received strA. =. Of L. Head
quarters indicate Great National
Conviction That Nations Must
Find Way to World Peace

Washington. -- Width tremen4
dous enthusiasm the labor move.
ment and those organizations
which have been asked to coop
crate with it, are responding to
the call for Disarmament Demon.
stration everywhere on Armis-
tice Day.
On that day throughout the
country. the American people. In
impressive parades and great
mass meetings, will celebrate the
anniversary of victory and voice
their conviction that the time
has come to disarm"
To assist various communities
in arranging their demonstrations
a number of A. +. of l.. organizers
have been asked to be helpful in
working with local committees.
That the demonstrations will be
truly expressive of the convictions
of the entire citizenship is clearly
apparent from the reports being
received by every mail at a. F. of
l.. headquarters. Civic. educa
tional, religious, social, economic.
fraternal. patriotic and other or
gauizations of men and women,
are joining in the work of commit
tees and in the general planning
of the demonstrations
Some of the leading men of the
labor movement have volunteered
10 serve as speakers on Armistice
Day and it is evident that the
speaking programs will be of the
highest order of excellence.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
ARMlsTlcE DAY CELEBRATION
AND DISARMAMENT DEMON.
STRArioN pLANs SHAPING UP

Report given the ATmlatlca day COM
mitieo appointed by the Federation Of
Labor from the various local unions
lsesasTes u .btTvlsber surhuut nan Friday
November 1f. The committee Will
call q meeting OF the commiiteeg of
the various locals In about week aud
complete labor's final arrangement
The following locals have taken favor.
able action 10 date fullding Labor
ors, Teamsters. Carpenters, Painters.
plasterers, Bricklayors. Machlnists.
big Four Shopmen, Bakers, Meat Cut.
tera
The Federation of Labor viii be CIV.
en- full division IN the parade and a.
soon ae the other locals have acted
upon tho question the committee viii
eall n committee meeting from the
various locals
The Armistice day parade promises
TO be the blggeht event ever held In
Champaign county. The publicity
committee II seeing to IL that every
person for n hundred miles around
learns about thu biz celebration. aud
thousands OF people will be here from
a distance 10 witness the parade and
hear the speaking.
Organizations participating include
the Chamber OF Commerce. Aaaocia
tion OF Commerce. city officials of
both cities, Rotary Club. kiwania
Club. American Legion. Veterans of
Foreign Wars. Advertising Club. Sal.
walton Army. Federated Churches of
both cities public schools of both
cities 81 Mary's school. Troop B, J.
N. b. Co, -. l. N. g., Boy Scouts, @
A. r.. Relief Corps, Business Won.
ems club. Gun and Blade club Tor
government aid aoldiersl Maine club
of the T. of l., illini Post of the Amer
lean Legion Navy club of the T. OF l..
and others. Lient..col shipley Of the
52nd Inf. u. 81 A., has been selected
as grand marshal for the parade.
The Gun and Blade club which iB
composed OF government aid soldiers.
all of whom were wounded in service.
Will turn out 100 per cent strong and
Will probably be given the honor place
In the parade with the Gold Star
Mothers
The Marine club. numbering about
50. viii be- out with full equipment and
put on an exhibition drill during the
parade The marines have always
been noted for their excellent drilling
The Navy club viii also demonstrate
the nayy's part in the war
The line OF march cannot be def
nitely set until the place for the mass
meeting has been secured The com
mittee on pragrom IL trying TO secure
the U. OF l. Gym Annex for the mass
meeting but viii now know whether II
is available until the University au-
thorities take action on the matter.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
ILLINOIS STATE FEDERATION
of LABOR IN CONVENTION
TACKLES MANY PROBLEMS
lnN = FeleraIcl D.


aurora, IN Higb e1ads zeal should
uot cost the Illinois censne4er mons
than 81 a ton Il minas Were national.
ised aud possible economies effected.
said John Walker in addressing the
sslh annual convention of the Illinois
Federation a Labor here.
Walker. who Is former executive
et the United Nine Workers aud a
leAder IN the cooperative movement
snggeFsl labor undertake cooperative
ownership 10 prove lhey ea0la Qin lha
mines OF the nation 10 the adyantaee
OF the entire people.
Unemployment. said Walker. can a
part De laid to decision of his cor
norations and war milllonalrra "a
crush lahor's organizations hy stafsiue
the workers Elimination Of nnneses
sarN duplication IN land. buildings. ma
ehinefN, stock aud other equipment
and iauoauetlon of modern machIner,
would make possible general elayaz
ton of tho standard OF llvins of the
nation. he said
Commenting on the vote obtained
hs the Farmerlahof party. IN the last
election. Walker said he was satisfied
that the party was delraudad IT 1t
least 100000 Votes In Chicago alone
aud that Il was similarly delrandea
throughout the state
Recommendation 10 the cnnvnntiun
snSresied In the presidential report
include
Reafrfmatlon Of opposition Ia use
of Injunction in labor cases aud sub.
ordination of every ether effort 10 r.
lief
PROTEST against appointment of "
]. Burns as head OF the federal secret
service
Creation Of a legal department
whereby small organizations can get
competent legal counsel
Steps toward eatahllshment of daily
newspapers owned by labor
Endorsement ef organization OF
school teachers
Measures "a prevent operation In
Illinois of companies dealing In atrlke
insurance.
Reaffifmation of support of state
Insurance fund To pay cost of opera.
ton OF worRmen's compensation law
Adoptieu of resolutions al Armiatiea
day meetinga faeoring total abolition
of war nrmaments and war arganign
llons by universal agreement
indorsempnt of naturalization of
coal mines
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
GARY AND ATTER5URY
TO BE QUESTIONED BY
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE

Washington. - Witnesses will be
summoned by Chairman Kenyon. by
the coal operators and by the West
Virginia miners for two days time
each. when Kenyon's special commit
tee of the Senate resumes its Mingo
strike hearings here October "A.
The strikers have already served
notice that they desire to question
Judge Gary of the United States Steel
Corporation. as we'll as Yice-President
Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Rail
road. to show that the Steel Corpora.
ton and the Pennsylvania are back Of
the anti-unien var in Nest Virginia
They will produce witnesses Of their
own with reference to events IN the
march of the miners against the Bold
win-Feltz gunner, and as to the provo
cation for that march.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS PLAN SERIES OF
DANCES FOR THIS WINTER

., a series of social events to cover
.le iall and winter months are being
Wd pWlahhed by the Veterans of Foreign
bo,5 b"a5s, ana the first of these will be
~ Heiu "a IN the form of a dance TO be held
10 their hall on West University ave
uus nus on Tuesday night, October 25,
Tua Tl /, Is planned to hold DAWES every
tuesday night thereafter.
,r,n nhe proceeds of these social affairs
c,mt De used to furnish their hall and
,ao na,D rooms, and no doubt they will he
paTonlzed literally by. the members
anu ~, many friends in the Twin Cities
me ne membership of the Veterans of
iolt'sh Wars is limited to those. who
IT, nl.e seen service in foreign conn
tiyol. ysI Inc organization is compare
tb,sVr eV new in the Twin Cities. but
trough its popularity is ranidIv re-.
nailIlng n.ing a large membership. A cam
prns,. now In progress gives great
<'O'nise OF adding many new members,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
NEW MACHINERY FOR
TWIN CITY REVIEW
WILL BE HERE SOON

c. +. Daugherty, business manager,
and NJ. s. Burr, member of the board
Of directors, of the Cooperative Press.
were in Chicago Monday selecting ma.
chinery for the printing plant, which
is to be located In Champaign soon.
They were successful In obtaining the
equipment wanted, and az Tuesday
nights meeting of the board of direc.
tors. they were authorized TO proceed
with the purchase of the machinery.
The lntertype machine, ordered two
weeks ago. will arrive in about three
weeks, and IL is expected to have the
new shop in full operation by the mid
die Of November, or shortly after
wards. Besides printing the Twin
City Review. the Cooperative Press
will do a general commercial print.
ing business. and will be able to take
care of almost anything In that line.
Steps toward Incorporating the Co.
operative Press are progressing rap
idly. and the matter Is in the hands OF
the Federation's attorney. who has
taken the proper steps with the secre.
tary OF state. II rs expected the in
corporation papers will be received by
the time the new plant is ready II
operate.
A change has been necessary in tho
matter of Incorporating Juggling oi
/ the cooperative laws AT the last ses
sion of the legislature makes IT mad
yisable at this time 10 incorporate nn
der these laws. and the concern vii
I be incorporated under the general in
/ corporation law Of the 1aic 1hi.
The amount - stock tha. nav Re sci
to an individual OF union, this beini
set at $3.50 change in the bylaw
of the Cooperative Press has beel
made 70 cover this.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
CROOKED RAILROAD
EXECUTIVE SENTENCED
TO YEAR IN HOOSEGOW

Davenport, Ia.-Federal Judge Wade
has sentenced the general manager Of
the Muscatine, Burlington e. South
EN- railroad TO one year in jail. The
railroad official pleaded guilty to max
ing false entries on car repair costs.
The railroad company was fined
s. 600 Attorneys for the road say
they will carry the case on to the
United States Supreme Court. If nee
essary
Attorneys for the interstate com
meree commission showed that In
1919 the railroad charged 500 900 r.
other railroads for car repairs, wher
the actual value Of these repairs ~.
net exceed 1920
Il Is estimated that through these
false charges the accused railroad oh
tanned nearly $4,000 during the pas
] six years.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
MANY PEOPLE ENJOY
CHICKEN DINNER SERVED
BY LABEL LEAGUE

Fried chicken la Label League
furnished the basis for the supper Civ
en- by the Women's Label League at
Labor Hall Thursday night of this
week. Other good things, of course,
were provided, and were enjoyed by a
large number of satisfied participants.
The proceeds of the supper are to
be used to defray the expense incur
red through the stealing Of lumber
borrowed by the League for their La
Dor day floats.
The next regular meeting of the
League will be held next Thursday
night at Labor hall. This will be an
important meeting and it is desired
that all members be present.
etaoinetaoinetaoina
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
BANQUET FOR ILLINOIS
CENTRAL BASEBALL TEAM
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

The Illinois Central team of the
Commercial League will miss a feast
that was scheduled for them in recog-
milton of their fine ball playing during
the past summer.
Their many friends IN the employ OF
the Illinois Central had planned a
banquet in their honor TO be held Oc-
tober 27. and plans were being made
for a gala event; but along came the
rumors Of a strike. and the committee
in charge decided that 1t would be un-
wise at this time to carry out the
plans
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
Emnloxera uae alackllst.

Coalinga Calif.--Loeal companies
whose men are not on strike are em-
ploying the blacklist They are be-
ginning TO discharge employees FOR no
other reason than that relatives OF
their are members of the OIL Workers
union and consequently on strike. The
local office Of the Western Union is
among the companies taking this an
ti-labor step.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-21
Vote 10 Strike.

Oklahoma CITY Approximately 30
ror cent nj the organized butcher
90 oite,l ~ fhe Aiou,= 4ad H.i -
uig~t1 hese have voted 10 strike
against the adoption OF the "cra-
shop" The votes have been sent 20
the national office of the union in
Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
ARMIsTICE DAY.

Three years ago today November H. the greatest OF all wars
ended and shouts OF JOY all the civilized world
With renewed rejoicing and with sober reflections
celebrating the termination of the terrible tragedy
time honorng the brave whose grim duty
personal participants in IT,
Amscc Day has been made national holiday lis coun-
try and have doubt that it also being joyousy observed
many other nations 1t will always be day OF deep significance
for all mankind
While paying tributes OF gratitude and love the
known and the Unknown Soldier shall do well remember
that while the actual drum longer heard the fight for
freedom viii not be completely and the world made safe for
democracy until the last foe that government and
free institutions This means first that
constantly examine ourselves il measuring the
standard OF citizenship which American ideals prescribe second
that must constantly be guard against any and all
who under preext whatever would pull down the
which has been built here upon the principle OF liberty under the
forms OF law"
lives and fortunes they forth the foe
question the perpeuy OF government and
stiution otherwise exposed dangers home and
abroad II "ccaseless vigilance Is the price OF liberty that vigil
be exercised by intelligent clear thinking Justice loving
citizens who only know their rights and dare maintain them
but also know their duties and do them
Memories of the trying times of OF the hardshp and
sacrifices OF the herom OF soldiers and OF the hearty good
will with which all classes OF people worked together
when armies facing the enemy should
draw closer together felow-eounymen and friends
Amce Day. strengthening the bonds of unity and sympathy
which exist make the nation strong render
possible for work problems of peace the solution of
which calls for less patriotism sacrifice and harmony of pur
pose than those OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
THE RED CROSS ROLL CALL.

The but the Red Cross greatest mother of them
all still carrying on ministering many ways the needs
of the ex-sevce and busy its missions of mercy
where.
1t is eminently fitting that the annual roll call of the Red
Cross should be started Armsce Day. day which
pee with reminders of the sacrifices and struggles which it
the fate OF the nation and its people bear during
that taxed and tried patriotism courage and de-
voon to American principles
There is still much work for the Red Cross do for
fighting and there a large field for its service
communities which suddenly overaen by such disasters
fire. flood and storm In this great humanitarian
organization is ready hold helping hands the victims
of calamity.
During the days everybody will be given oppor
tunty the Red Cross roll dollar
your membership Every and child should
esteem privilege and honor to be affiliated with such
ganzation
On Armstice Day honor the memory and the deeds Of
those of who answered the nations call Is there
better honor them than by renewing allegiance the
organization which rendered them much and which
still answering their every ca Be prepared the roll
call generously and gladly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

or the men with tho suns are only
hunters In search Of elusive duck.
However, our dlsiIller can take
no chances. Had he known the
men we're hunters ho s,ili would
have demolished his silll temporarl'
". They might toll tales when they
return 10 the city.
After they are safely By. proyld'
cd ho hasn't damaged tho outfit In
bis haste. the poor corn whIakey
man sets his boiler once more.
4 half hour later there Il q shout
from tho woods nearby and q pecan
or peralmmon picking party breaks
In on his solitude.
Again the dlsilller gets busy.
Tho one chance In q hundred may
have happcned-the party may not
have discovered tho hastily demol'
lshed still Several hours later az
tor the picnic IL over. and all the
lovers have grown tired Of roaming
40 and down the river. holding
hands and looking In each others
clcs. the thoroughly dlAgus,cd dis.
tll'er ls able 10 resume operations
Many OF the moonshine dlsliIicrs
have closed up their business tenn
porarlly. Il il reported. When ducks
and pcrslmmons and pccans are
gone they will open again,
Aud the situation may cause n
temporary jump In retail corn II.
quor prices.
Corn whlskcy men explain the
stills must be placed near rivers.
creeks. or ponds In order 10 have
ready water supply. Every river
aud pond In TIE state Is oyerrun
with hunters. they say.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
Farm Problems to
Be Discussed At
Huge Contention
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 11.-What is
expected to be one Of the most
important gatherings of farmers ever
held in the United States will be
the second annual convention of the
American Farm Bureau Federation,
which will be held here from Nov
ember 81 to "a.
Thousands of farmers from all
parts of the United States, as we'll
as representatives from foreign coun-
tries, will be in attendance.
The program calls for addresses
from Bernard Baruch, financial ad-
visor of the Grain Growers corpora
tion, Secretary of Agriculture Wal
lace, and other noted industrial and
agricultural leaders.
James H. Howard OF Chicago, its
president and successful farmer,
will preside at the sessions of the
convention. All other national Off
GERS will be in attendance.
The Georgia Farm Bureau Feder-
alton, of which r. "A. Kelley Of
Tennile, Ca, is president, will be
host A social program, which in
cludes a number Of new features,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

PLANT TREES, PLANT TREES!

ess add to the beauty Of your property thereby
its value Trees make neighborhood city attractive
making desirable place in which live besides being
namenta they business 1t little to set ont and
take there easier to create wealth. Ask
the who has beautiful his property what he will
take for it, The chances that he part with it for anv
price.
Fruit and nut bearing trees help to reduce the Of living
Plant them yard and garden Shade the
comfort and happiness of your home Plant them your yard
and your parking.
Forest suitable for shade be obtained from nearby
woods and the supply you with fruit and
Autumn is the best time Plant them now Civ
ing them chance take and grow strong before they
to meet the struggle for life next spring and
The who plants trees only his in
we'll but paving the for future generations who will
enjoy the fruits of his abors to call him blessed
The Park Board is proceeding properly in deciding employ
expert plan the Shanoan Springs improvements Park build
ing like construction job for the amateur There
is too much money involved in it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
HUNTING SEASON
BRINGS UNREST
TO MOONSHINERS

Hunting seasons on. Pcralmmons
are flpcnlng. fccana sarc falling.
Hut. before you rejoice In these
rich signs of autumn. give one
though, TO the poor moonshlne
wh'akey man.
Ducks. pcrAimmona. pecans-they
all mean bad luck aud hard times
fog the man who rcckona bis corn
crop by the gallon.
Just ~ the dlsilllcr gets bis out
III all scl up and the boiler bubbling
merrlly. he spies men with guns
making their way down the river
bottoms.
In an instant he Is ut work like
inAd, tearing his stlll to pieces. roll.
lnE bis mash barrels into the vel
como ihlckcls. Some Of the more
bulky pieces Of the stlll no may
even throw into the river.
Then he straightens up to dlscov-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

ksll on. o ship Of siaioi
sall ON. O Union. strong and EFeai'
Humanity with all itn fears.
wllh all the hopes of future years.
Il hanging breaihlesa on thy fate
-l.ongfelloH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
AMERICANIsM CREED.

Il believe in the United States Of America and the prin-
epes Of freedom. justice equality and humanity upon which
founded and for which American patriots have given
lives and fortunes.
Il believe II 10 my duty towards my country love III
support s constitutions to obey It's laws; respect It's flag;
and 10 defend il against all enemies"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO

Little Willie dad isn't man
who has n wife too many. a blgam-
ist?'
Father: "Not always, my SON.
Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
The Last Horse Story.

Two men thrown together at a
horse-show were discussing their
adventures with the equine tribe.
"A horse ran away with me once,
and ! wasn't out for two MONTHS -
remarked the man with the Trilby
hat.
That's nothing!" replied the man
with the bowler Il ran away with a
horse once, and wasn't out for
two years. ."-Tit-Bts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

A tramp knocked at kitchen
door and said: Please, kind lady
I'm sick man. The doctor gimme
this medicine, but | need something
to take with it,
The lady was ready to help
Poor fellow" she said, "do you
want a spoon and glass of dater?'
The tramp answered: "No, mum,
wouldn't trouble you, but this medi.
cine haster be took after meals.
Have you got a meal handy?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

Among those no, present AZ tho
party today vas certain dis
ilnKnlahed wood chopper who an
swem to the name of nll HohenEol
lom.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

mn would nilll have been oceu'
pylng a pretty fine place In the sun
II he hadn't made too mistake Of
biting of more than be could
chew.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

''One flag. one land. one heart.
ono hand. one Nation eyermorc. "-
Holmes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

The special point which We are
sircsslng today IL that tho American
boys had considerable 10 do with the
Job Of cpmblng the deal for VII
helm.