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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30

functions admirably In the large production Of
cheap automobiles, dollar watches and safety
But II Ia not satisfied till the entire world
also admits that the end and joyous purpose living
h TO ride In nivvers, TO make advertising pictures
Of dollar watche and In the twilight TO sit talking
not OF love and courage but Of the convenience OF
safety razors. The intelligent young
people and the fortunate widows flee to the cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30

Man finds old YES, with $50 IN II
ana Il complirncnted for honesty
when he PUSHES the find 20 Seattle
policc headquarters. HUH We
stand unconvinccd until we know
what he'd have done n he had found
IN old pair OF pants with something
n thc hip pocket
uis head was bald. his face was
wrinkicd.
His teeth were gone. he was rheu.
matte,
He had the palsy. he had the ague.
His liver acted quite erratic.
But he was only ninetyeight
Was Hiram Eoencxer Grubb.
And % they voted him a member
OF the Young Mems Republican
club.
UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
NO ONE WOULD SEEK KEY
hole SUFFERING. OR EVEN
WINDOW PANES
~Beauvais Is terrible when he's an.
~. I've seen him fight He broke
mans jaw with one blow. No man
m Grand Aunse would have dared
poop thru q keyhoie or Climb iadderM
- watch Frcd---From Interview
viii witness In suliman divorce suit.
A gtri I hate
Is snippy Lizzie.
She always says,
The line h busy
Another one
II Cynthia Grey.
With You may not
Or You may"
The steamship wenatchee L. re-
every stateroom. But the question
- the moment In: Has 1t barr
They're mourning now
Young Tommy soadcd.
He didn't know
The gun was loaded
w. UA4 tU6 lMte
OF Armstrong. Hal:
The cork popped out
And spilled the gal.
Poor Louie Hart.
The poll tax raker.
Pecved Johnny Manning.
The undertaken.
~ Cobb says II isn't fair for the
newspapers TO expect too much OF
him this season. We're not expect.
ing much OF you. Ty. All we expect
h one fight a week.
Il noticed the other day post
Smith said, Erstwhiie obtrusiveness
became highly colored relatively I
have always contended that thtx was
70 but never before have found any
authority for IT, Einstein. in his
words on RELATIVELY. ignores the point
altogether"
We found In Uncle warren's In
augura1 address that he stood for
~conciliation, mediation and arbitra,
ton" and Washington Is trying 70
guess whether or not he Is for "iso-
lauon-" Here's a chance for the
jtngIers.
Cancellation In vexation,
Mediation is the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30
CLEARS
A P|MPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur - Told when Your
Skin Breaks Out

Any breaking out Of the skin on
face. neck. arms or body In overcome
quickest by applying Mentho sui.
phur. Tho pimpies seem TO dry right
up and 30 away. declares q noted
skin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found to
take the place OF sulphur M pimple
remover. 1t Is harmless and mex.
pensivc. Just ask any druggist for q
small Jar OF Mcntho-sulphur and Use
Il like cold fn.---AdvertiscInent ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30

In your opinion has spring n.
riv~iy
ANSWERS
JAMES WILSON. 1879 melrose
ave. wait tiii I get this chill out
OF my system and III answer you"
NJ. ". HILL. EdmondsS tits
spring all the time In tho ktsts Of
Washington"
MISS ID. HENRY. ieas Union st.:
you b~t I just can't keep from
rising early In tho morning.
MISS L. EEitKLuSD. 1914 I'd
ave: "You must be pretty oiious II
you are unable 20 detect II youraelf."
GEORGE FENwicK. 4sst chioa.
20 ave: Come out and take look
at my budding flower garden and
make your own decision"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30
ud5leSatn
!. NED!

oss.Alses 81 b~sith. sssitsstsa.
sysi~s~ viii 30 ssswwes " s~ae "
tsfs~~psat~~ DsOsstso~ns. q. =. rvs-
he Health service. Wsstingtss. ID. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30

wessa yss sprsovs tire snssvtsss 81
too ssarumssers vho have partially ever
corss their asfitetisa'
II they arr trmperem~oiaily ADAPT
I'd In spite Of this speech defect. there
would seem 10 b. no reason. an far ~
,h~y arc concerned why they should
not marry. II II po~sible thai chill
drcn born Of this union would also
have q speech defect There II . ten.
dency on the part of children 70 isni-
tate the mode Of speech Of thoss
about than.
However. IN many cities there arc
clinics and CLASSES for the correction
Of defective sg~ech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30
MAIN STREET MONOTONY
BY DIR. WILLIAM E. BARTON

Mr. Lewis has set the literary critics discussing
his book Those Of who were born ,,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30
Advertising the City
A Sample Comes to Light in
the Dallas Journal
T INDER THE CAPTION, up in Seattle" the Dallas
- Journal of March prints the following edi-

- Journal of March q printa the following edi-
torial:
Speaking of street car farce and IL seems like
we have heard something that subject of late
there's the of Seattle. Seattle owns her
traction system But Seattle hasn't paid for ood In
And then there's the interest on that
So far the income from fares hasn't met that in
terest, to say nothing of the principal the wages
/, of the men. SO the city of Seattle is using tax
money to the interest and is paying the street
per cent. The worst of it is the grand jury in,
yestigated that si5ooo,ooo valuation and found
that $40 900 of it was water. But the city con-
tracted hard and fast to pay it.
Perhaps Dallas is not the most unfortunate city
in the world. after all.
Outside of the fact that no part of the principal Is
due Seattles railway until March, 1922 when the
city should and doubt WILL be able to pay It; out
side of the fact that the railway has paid every install
ment of interest promptly when duel outside the fact
that not cent of taxpayer money went to pay any
part the purchase price operating costs OF the
tenn purchased from the Puget Sound Traction Co. UNI
Ill after Mayor Caldwell came into Office when $S3,.
600 taken from the general fund as loan, and
which will be paid back rapidly efficient man.
agement Of the system be secured; outside the
fact that labor has received its wages promptly;
outside the fact that in order to show substantial loss
for the railway, bookkeeping charge is made Of
$672, 900 a year depreciation, while at the same
time the railway has been spending more than
81 200 900 year for maintenance, equipment and
placements outside the fact that the city hasn't in
vested nickel in the enterprise and therefore 10 pay
ing per cent interest to bondholders which, had Il
made any capital investment of s own would be hg-
ed profits outside the fact that the railway 10 max
ing clear profit and above interest charges
and depreciation charges and that il will be solid
cash basis from now on; outside the fact that the
grand jury made investigation of the value of the
properly but took the preudced estimate of ONE
known expert" who hired to make unfavor-
able report by the mayors awyerprober outside the
fact that the municipal railway 10 = better paying
proposition than many other city departments and
other and county enterprises such county fer
ies and aviation fields, and golf links, and highway
construction outside of these few facts, the Dallas
Journal had correct picture of the situation here.
The Dallas paper Of course, mistook lot Of ealam-
ity bowling, emitted here for political effect a. the
real stuff. But the harm wrought nevertheless
Seattle has been advertised in Dallas il has in New
York and esewhere-advertsed for ills il 10 not
during, except in the warped minds of political
shysters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30
s,otbs~ine and Bed.wasins

NJ ntus so. r~Ass and merths
cid. sfotb~rs constantly rkht and Gay
and vets tho h-d. slths ! tAhs him W
the nixht
A, his aw, tas I presume he has nm
ished cutting his temporary tneth)
his condition h most apt 10 BE- caused
by an inflammation affecting tho lin
ing Of the mouth. some form Of nerv'
ous or mental defect. or paraiyas-
with reference to the hsd.wetiing.
you should have tn. boy esamin~d BY
q physician 10 learn WHISTLER there u
any dsseAna or local condition that
might cause the trouble.
Begin his training during the day
by taking him TO the toilet evnry hour
tor two or three as tho case may bc,.
and gradually increase this interval
Follow the same method nj night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30

Tho symptoms Of eye-strain may be
entirely local. such aa fading OF
vision. rye pains. inflamcf Ids.
watering. etc
They may be- r~flcx In chararfer.
appearing an distant pains or disturb.
anc~n 81 certain organA
They may be psychic and mako the
child appear STUPID. when the real
trouble In that he cannot 500 oofn'
fortably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30

For good apple pie. 60 20 Boldts.
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30
TopAy's QUESTION

In your opinion hns spring ~.
rivu<iy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
ON
RIGHTS IN ISLAND
OF YAP SETTLED

WASHINGTON Dec ~ OBr Associated PressJ-Ihe American
and japanese have composed their differences over the
Pacific Island Of Ysp preparing treaty by which
Japan retains administrative control the island and the United
the cable and wireless privileges there for which she
had ooniended since that Psris pe.er conference
n thc Japan o. eu, Of Nations mandate zap
and al the other Northern Pscc Islands formerly under German
roeregpy given recognition by the United States certain
stipulated condition., These conditions include provision Tor free
admission ~ mfonaef and protection Of American interests in
inundated territory and require Japan shall report the
United states we'll ~. League o details Of her SdiHsrs
lion ~ thr mandate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
TERRIBLE TOM
STILL ELUDES
5000 POLICE
CHICAGo'S GREATEST MAN
HUNT FOR ESCAPED
CONVICT FAILS.

~ Nu'clHt'd Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 10 -"Iucky
Tommy" O'Connor, sentenced 10
hang Thursday. and two com.
panions who broke jail with him
yesterday with start of thirty six
hours, tonight had apparently
eludcd the pursuit Of hundreds Of
policcmen and detectives organized
in one of the greatest man hunts In
thcagO's history.
The rewards totnlling 81 00O offered
for his capture kept policemen and de.
tcctiycs under orders to shoot TO XIII"
today on the run investigating many
fruItless tips" Half dozen times
rifle squads were rushed To various
sections Of the city where Il was re-
ported hc had been.
From other cities and towns within a
radius of 800 miles came reports that
Terrible Tommy" had been seen there.
making him appear as ubiquitous as
the police say he II desperate.
While practically the entire police
department of 5000 men are hunting
Chicago ana adjacent territory for
o. Connor, whose death sentence was
given Tor tho staying of policeman.
three separate Investigations wore
under vsy to nN responsibility Tor the
escape Robert r. Grove. states at
iorncy today continued an inqmrj
started yesterday. while Sheriff Charlie,
Peters aud chief of Police Fitzmorris
each instituted separate inquiries
After several houses and ono hotel
here had been surrounded and searched
hv detectives with drawn pistols re-.
ports came iu late today that man
answering OCouuor's description had
srut % telegram from Peoria. IN. L.
Nrs Mary Foley of Chinrp. O'Con
nor's sis'or. stating ho would DE home
'pr Christmas maybe Tho detective
bureau after uu investigation an
uounrrd that O'Conaor was not near
Peoria.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
Less Cotton And
More Diversified
Farming Is Urged

MEMPHIS Tenn Dec H. (By Associated Press-A resolution
advocating the limitation of planted cotton 1922 the
proportion Of land placed in cultivation all crops
1921 adopted here today committee of the Cotton
Acreage Convention The convention draft plans
to stabilize conditions the producing industry Another
resolution adopted urged campaign Of dverscson make
supporting regardless Of the trend Of cotton prices Plan
fer state organization work acreage limitation outlined
during the day.
The speakers today included John Fields the Oklahoma
Farmer Cha H. Brough former governor OF Akansasi W d.
MERCER assist secretary Of agriculture W. a. Phpotts
tsry Texas Bsnke Association Brig banker Of Mem
phis W. B. Thompson of New Oresns Az emphasized
needs Of diversiioation and larger food and feed crops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
B0RAH FEARS alliance IS
merely MILITARY treaty

WASHINGTON Dec H. (By Associated Pres)The four pow
treaty will be nothing but straight military al
lance unless real disarmament results from the Washington
ference Bors Of Idaho Republican econab leader OF
the League Nations fight declared discussing the treaty
in the Senate
Mr. Borab breaking his silence with respect the treaty de-
cared his attitude toward the would be largely determined
conference does with respect rea darms
Chinese questions He declared the work of the conference
would be discouragng adjourned without prohibiting the sub
marine, poisonous gas and other "bsrbarous weapons"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
Packers Control
Of Food Supplies
Is Menace, Claim

WASHINGTON Dec H. (y Associated Press)-Modifc
the packer decree proposed allow the five large
packing companies handle unrelated lines would lead the
of the federal commission domination coun
food supply by the five companies.
The views Of the by W. Y Durant
assistant chief economist today the board
conducting hearings the dssb of modifying the decree
der which the five big packers years ago ordered divorce
themselves from all activities except the butcherng handling
meat and similar products.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
japan To Accept
Fjve-T ive- Three
Proposal, Belief

WASHINGTON Dec H. (y Associated PressNew machinery
to expedite final action naval limitation agreements
today by the Al the suggestion of the American
group committee of experts scapped favor of
Committee fifteen including both penary delegates and civil
experts the five powers The whole subject Of naval
limitations including the cornerstone vethee' ratio
committee be put final shape for the
conference
Meanwhile became known that the japanese delegation had
ceived instructions from Toxic regarding the "53 ratio The
of disclosed There
Indications however that it marked long stride toward final
cepanoe of this vital point the naval Limitation project
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
SLAYER or BANDIT
DECLINES REWARD

LITTLE Eurk Ark. b.. "a
James Howard convict who tIsd Tom
Slaughter. notorious outlaw. 900 90 COM
municatiou tu Governor M,Gtc TODAY
relieved th, stan. from amy and all
obligations OF paying him the $500 re-
ward offered fHr 'h' apprehension and
killing OF Shugh'.r. Howard declared
uai when ho shot and BILLED tHo bandit
b. did not know that ans reward had
boon offered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
10 ARE KILLED
IN LANDSLIDES
IN WASHINGTON
WORST FLOOD KNOWN IN
YEARS PUTS ALL RIVERS
ON RAMPAGE.

'iT Associated Press
SEATTLE, Wash, bee. ls.-The
worst flood In year, held sway in
Western Washington tonight Ten
persons are known 10 have been
killed, q number injured and heavy
property damage has been done by
railroad accident, and lan1slides due
30 the water.
Heavy rains. starting saturday
and continuing tu the present time.
have ~rut river, out II their banks.
Wlah,d ont bridges. torn through
railroad cmhinhmrnis and inter.
rup'rd rail md wire communication
IN many directions.
NrfH.r lr1u .i0uls held out NJ
...s . f.I'f mr tomorrow the forecast
.u.u. '.. further heavy rains
lnuH.N.n 90 hrg, area Is feared
|.f H lm u flutam bohinC
N....Hl, .' .fH Northern Pacific trair
D.. NHh EE.r and workm,n were busy
u.rE g.. r.m.t. thy wrcoklgc befor'
.H usr Vas damned up enough q
..n 'H.ulrh tH' jam suddenly an
s..H dangerous body of water 10 over
..n n..rhE lands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
ROADS TO Mines
BARRED BY FLAG
HELD BY women
OVER 5000 FEMALE SYM
PATHIZERS PREVENT
MINERS WORKING.

By Associated rress
PiTTSBI re-. Kan. Dee. Ia
Stretching 4 huge Nmerican flag
acros, the street leading 10 the en.
trance Of the jackson. " altcr mine
No. :, here, early today. crowd 0f
women. wives and relatives Of
striking coal miners. staged a dem.
Onstratiun early today. which pre-.
vented the l2S miners employed in
the shaft from going ~ work
Similar demonstrations. IL was
said tonight, ATE planned 10y the
Wumeu az other mines tomorrow.
Tic authorities W,r. said o. Dee CON.
sid, ring steps t0r heading uu pas.lui.
trouble tomorrow. n.t uH official 900
uuuur,mut WIS forthcoming ls fu
what Was intended Dr. was reported 1
some quarters thHt request Tor
troops VHs utH.UI.j ty Sheriff
Nilt Gould bu' th, sheriff himself I,
,ln.d tu comment md Iuu Top kt
'au, word that PHI. request hsd u,.n
made More than 10000 W.ueu pru.
uatnd u l1lu,- demonstration .UoH
accorded '. Officials uf UU. m.U -trs-
cIs. was -Iru"is ...n rn tu,u Tt.
Il1nt Hr. said tU h,.. H.,u uI 81
tarday ai stan ,Hm.. session u
tauku N,H v.r. nwd u.u .ne
u. ung
CT ~hcrl's Cigar-
TN. ul-t uelue u. uhf v.
prospect came shortly bottom. du.Hahi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13

UE'S 80: SiIE ~ AND
BOTH TWICE WED. YET
TIIEN NE>TI m \DAIN
ny Associated Press

GRANITE cry lll DpD o.
Gustav, Rust. aged So of Bollr,lll..
and Lucy Taylur. aged f3. ul this
citv. today celebrated their third mar
raiagc The ceremony was perform.
,d hy Judge SoWoll Each of On,
principals admitted DO WIS their third
matrimonial venture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
81 M0PLAR WARRIORS
ARE SLAIN IN BATTLE

tNIIIiT HuufI~II. Indil -, -
iiEhit 'us Mp. abs hitF been killed. and
fifteen madr pfi.nurr during q dash
Nth fh. miinas uer 'hrfta". ihs
British htd uul, uu. ~spua wounded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13
All Former Records Brokcn Bp
Price Paid For Osage oil Lands

rAtll shA nlt co., timr taatfH iriii H
fHf-..Il -. H l lfd N ifiit ifii hn
nfhan rhfn in' l4H n lna @ .m7n #m iiHl A
10 NiHh a iIIiifH fflfHiif i
lal la sifiaW 81 HHH Gee faii 81 -
Thee rfma hsting s sfif mpnsh % hs'ia affht mH''H
pruful iH ilf nfla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-13

oHumEp "s rAdr rwos
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
MINISTER Of JUSTICE
CALLS HALT ON THE
SHR|NKACE IN DRESS

Paris, May 1O.-The after-war or
gle Of pleasure in cosmopolitan cen
ters has developed so much daring
license in Paris that the Minister OF
Justice has taken the matter in hand
and called a sharp halt to the era dual
shrinkage in the amount of dress
worn on the stage and continual in,
crease in looseness of speech.
Everything approaching obscenity
must be cut out of stage representa-
tions, he declares, and dramatic ar
lists and music hall singers must be
clad. Otherwise, the artists and the
directors responsible for the character
Of the attractions offered to the pub
lie will be prosecuted.
The press praises the Minister for
his courage and proposes general
movement in favor of the uplifting OF
dramatic productions.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
PAGEANT OF
HALIFAX COUNTY RE-
HELD IN WElD0N
! TOMORROW

From the wee small springs in the
mountains Of Virginia, to the mingling
with the waters Of the great ocean,
the spirit of the Roanoke will be car
ried out in song and verse in the his
torical pageant which will be produced
by the schools Of the county at Wei
don, n. c., Wednesday, May II.
Part one will depict the Indian and
Pioneer period, the first episode of
which will show the Tuscaroras bid.
ding farewell to Moratuck (Roanokc)
in the year 1913.
Part two, is the revolutionary per-
iod, the first episode being the first
State Convention at Halifax in the
year 1916.
Part three, the Gill War period, will
show the departure of the Scotland
Neck Mounted Riflemen and various
scenes during the civil war, and fin
ally "The Spirit of the Roanoke, seer
and prophet of the destinies of her
people, calls forth the Heralds of tro-
gress and finally Childhood. with it .
happiness to enrich and guide the
brightly dawning New Day.
While the wor Of preparation for
this pageant has been done bv the
teachers Of the county schools, credit
should be given to Miss Annie Cherry
who all through has cen the great in.
spiration and the executive planner Of
all the work.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
r.
A BRITISH INVENTION
ENABLES BLIND To READ
(By Associated Press)

London, May 1O-Blind persons
VIII now be enabled to read their fav-
"filo daily newspaper along with the
oiher members Of the family, accord
ing to Archibald Barr, emeritus pro
'''sor OF engineering at Glasgow un-
''erslty, who in an address described
'c mechanism of a British invention
Tor that purpose.
me lecturer explained that the
<ead1ng was accomplished by proflnc
Ut IN telephone receiver a series OF
'-.usical notes representing the various
i3ters as these were passed over by
''' instrument in traversing a line of
iL.htlh9. The sense Of hearfn, there
'9fe' is employed instead of the sense
"f sight.
Al present the cost of the device IS
"'nost prohibitive, but it is hoped
a''h to make it available to the thou
>7hds doomed to darkness through loss
- sight.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
PRESIDENT CON TR|BUTED
TO LEGION MEMORIAL
FUND
(By Associated Press)

indianapolis, May 1O.-President
Harding has contributed twenty five
dollars to the American LEGION . fund
for the decoration of American ora,as
in Europe on memorial dav The
PRESIDENT wrote that it was onIv y
small bit, but his sincere symnathv
and earnest desire for notable success
of the Legion s effort went with It.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
EXPECT GERMANY
ACCEPT ALLIED
ULTFMATUM

Berlin, May 1.-The acceptance of
the allied ultimatum was expected in
helchstag today.The various parties
all1gaed themselves in favor of Yield
ing, sacc ording to the almost unanimous
trend OF newspaper reports. Pres
ldent Ebert today will ask Panl Loebe.
majority socialist and President of
helehsfa IA to form new ministry.
- May. 1O.-News from Berlin
TINS morning, led French official
circles to expect that Germany would
accept all the ultimatum conditions.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
OPERATING
EXPENSES CAUSE Il ! Of
RAILROAD II[ TROUBLE
tBy Associated Press)

washington, May 1Oth.-The trou-
Die with the railroads is the excessive
operating expenses, an abnormal
amount OF which is the cost Of labor,
julius kruttschnitt, Chairman Of the
Board Of the Southern Pacific rail-
r0aos declared today before the Sen
ate Interstate Commerce Commission
lie was the first witness at tbe onen-
ing OF the congressional Investigation
INTO the whole transportation situa-
ton.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-05-10
MARINE S7R|KEH55T0RM
CUSTOM HOUSE 10 GET
NEGRO STRIKE BREAKERS
by Associated Press>

Baltimore, May 10.-Three hundred
or more alleged marine striers and
sFmpathizers stormed the doors Of the
'"''oii mouse here today
IN Their effort to get part of the ne
gro strike -breakers, who had fled in.
TO the Federal building for protection.
negroes were severely beaten
before the arrival of the police who.
with drawn pistols, drove off the riot
ers.