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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

FLOUR AND CORN MILL. for sale In vir
sinin-A Mnrmon x Nordyke mill OF
With s5-horse wa,er l pswar , snpaeity:
T.. incr. ;, q, when necessary: "a very dc.
sna hui HMS.nS r Th al necessary barns
acres Of land, more or iess. With 100
farm land, which can be aeqGirsd i' WIN MhS
the mill Box !. 49, care The Dispatch
GRiST MILI.--Sacrliicc. sal. or i.,.c
n"ur, and grist min plant: hno section:
S5sSs as SIS. ST. ST. r laitoG3 electric
dHocEnr-.A dandy growing grocery
dollars day; splendid residential s,c.
non, owner mus, sen. a CHANGE for
doiph 81 Morton q. Thalhimart.A '' '''"'
GROCERY and fresh meat siorc>for ra!c.
Good location on Church nm. Madison
NAtDw ARE-Wil trade "a growing hard
MARI War business st, s,2is ana rssid.nee cory
owner must get gut IA the open or
d"lph 81. Morton q. Thalhiinor.
We wANr-
your business to sell. We can sell
good businesses OF every kind. no
matter how large or small or
where located. Write or see US at
enco II you want to sell or buy.
Richmond business Exchange
Sellers OF business. Room 49,
American National bank Maai.
son 1908.
VAST to bu. an auto7 Read tho ciussI.
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SCHAAF'S
DIAMOND
SPECIALS
$iOO-A lot of perfect,
blue-white, sparkling
stones, that are a won.
der.
$55-Good size at the
price. See these.
$150.0o-W eli g h s 50
points, off color. Some
ring at $3.50.
$l55-1-3 carat; blue,
white.
$2S5-Has the spread
OF Sd carat stone; is
absolutely perfect and
blue-White.
$525 - Blue-white; a
beautiful stone; prac,
tically l carat.
s95o-A beauty, blue
white, weighs l and
35-100 carats; imper-
feet, of course, but a
great big bargain.
We are going to sell
some diamonds in the
next two weeks.
Pay a few dollars on
any stone and we'll
hold it until Xmas.
You can make pay
ments in the mean
time.
SCHAAF BROS.
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DEFECTIVE. with years e,,crIc,co
wants, position some kind at once CA,
give best references: AIN married aud
need work. Box y $50. care The bis.
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All Business Opportunity Alphabetically
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-NIuIc "a

cLEhkHDy lnan 40 years old. u place
as CLERK In store Or any kind ar i,,,iaS9
work. Well acquainted In city Cmn Jn
some collecting Am steady. Can inr
hish good reference. Address Il; ~
care the Dispatch. A<o'
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married man wants fob
as jitncy or truck driver. Can furnish
reference Madison SGI-w
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DRUG BCSlNESS-founE man, seven
car. The Dispatch - 49,.
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COLLEGE MAN and law student. wi,h
some office eAicricnce. desires position
with future. Hours from $40 IN
3.c!cck =; NJ. Salary no OBJECT. Applv
IL. a; QElin. West Franklin ST.. Rich.
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COok-Colored man desires work In
private family. Can cook. clean. do
amy make Of car in Hichm0nd. Writ. or
Saii 1915 North Twenty sixth Street
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pRUGGlST registered. experienced. wishes
Regular or relief work. Good siIr,,,,,r
issi reference. Address Box + 500. care
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tion in out Of city: 10 years cxi,,,Ii
cncc: Al references To character nnJ
ability. !. H. Box 227 Suuuik Y, ~
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WHY NOT?
Hcip-Male or Fcn,ai. !;

C.NNVASSERS WANTED-Young men Ia
learn craftsmanship. also twU export
2vi Lyric.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Richmond
October ith-ilth. Positions, Sl.UU-
$1,000. Age. IS upward. ENa-rlencr an
necessary. For free particulars iustruc-
TON write j. Z. Leonard Uformcr CIvil
Service eNaminer), lviJ Equitable Build
ing. WnshlMgtOm. y. z.
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Wanted. by a man 80 years
OF age. Il place companion or CIrc-
takcr for AN Invalid or aged gentleman:
experienced. and reference furnished: i'm
Tho Dispatch. '
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DISH WASHER and assistant drsire work
Madison 10l j. W "'
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BOOILK reliable, accurate
and good pcninan. dcalrcs position as
bookkecpcr or any other Kind OF clerical
work BOX l. i5:. care The Dispatch
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WAer to bu, am auto7 Head IN. cIaS,I
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SALES AGENT wanted on commission 20
sci! Norfolk electric motors and Walter
electric elevators in IN. lIIChu.Oih dis
tr!ct. Profitable ana exclusive arranb4-
'ucnt FOR electrical man who vii! huS:ls
and pcr>cEcrc our prOduc; Is thor
OGEh!y modern and high grade. Prices
comparatively low. Norfolk Flee
,r!c Mfg. Co. 2i5-2l7 Cumberland Street.
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SALESMAN to sell stationery. oflicc SUN
;l!.s. etc. for Virginia: also one for
other States. with or without experience.
ONCE man or bookkcepcr VIII bc we'll
qualified IL he has selling ability. Best
known house In south good chance to
advance: willing to pay all man can
earn. In writing. state !ull business
history, giving names. experience. duties
ana salary NOW earning. AK. and II mar
rlcd. Matter kept CunId initial II de-
sired. Address BOX ys9. care The
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Statesmen and ..gcn;s

HARDWARE SALESMES-Wu ha.. an
excellent side line pio1o-.t.Un To MAKE.
|" h"rdwar: salcsincn travelling in Vir-
S!n!a. North Carolina. South Caroline,
anG Georgia. VIII not !nterfcr,, Win
your regular work. Write Manufacturer
Darlington, 6, g
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Situations Wuntcd-NIalc 3

who has been handling
general books. financial and profit and
loss statements. also acting Office
manager. desires immediate employ
inert. Address Box li5 care The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
COURT ATT TACK ON
FIRING OF F|REMEN
TO Be FIRST STEP
Labor Attorney Prepares
Paper to File in the
District Court.

Developments in the city fircmcn's
controversy resulting from the fire.
mems refusal to obey the orders OF
the city to dissolve their union. were
moving along in snail like fashion
today.
Preparations FOR filing an iniunc-
tiun in the district court TO prevent
the discharge OF the nrrmcn were
under way this afternoon rhc at.
torney Tor the labor union leaders
at Q O'Clock this afternoon had not
completed the papers however and IL
was said that they probably would
not be- filed before tomorrow al the
earliest
city Manager james y. Gladding
today wus suli receiving applications
Tor Jobs aH ur"m,u. A few rniv'r-
sijy students Gry Included among
those who ha,, applied for jobs II
was said today that no regular fic-
men would uk"iv De removed from
their places until the city had the
seventeen r,ccsstry applicants Co take
their places
labor leaders this afternoon said
that the filing OF petition for the
recall 90 Walter NJ. Couu,u Wu1id hc
iu circulation 20, moment a single
fireman was laid ott the Iuh lf The
district court should mot grant th,
injunction asked. Iauuriur men said
to-day other steps would bo taken.
Union men base their argum'ut toi
900 injunction ON the part ot the city
ordinance that says mo act otdi'
nance. or order of tho goyorning body
of tho city shall unless considered an
emergency measure. because effective
until 800 days after passage on the
other hand some OF the city officials
fav that the city charter allows the
city manager the right 10 discharge
amy rmployr at VIII
Union men said they were willinl
] tO hold conference or take aul
/ ether steps to Iring about a peaceful
/ s,ttl.m,ut city officials today how
/ ever said that mo- steps were hcinr
taken FOR holding conference VIII
I th, nrcmvn Or other union men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
BANK MESSENGERS
IN DENVER HELD UP,
ROBBED OF $4,000
Three Men Escape in an
Auto After Seizing
Grip.

DENVER. April 1.-Two meas.n-
gers f.r the Stock Yards National
bank were held up and robbed of
approximately $4,000 BY three ban
dts In automobiles here this morn
ing.
The messenger were returning 90
the stock wards hams in AN automo-
bile with funds from the First Ma
tionnl bank. As they reached the
railroad crossing al thirty-iourth and
Downing streets three men stepped
forward and commanded them at the
point OF pistols Co stop. grip con
tanning the money. was taken and the
bandits escaped in an automobile
standing nearby.
D. a. Hart one OF the messengers,
who carried a pistol. fired three shots
none taking effect Joseph Liitwich
was the other messenger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
NEW PLAN
TO SELL STOCKyARDS
0. X. D BY COURT
Stock to Be Delivered
to Trustees for
Disposal.

WASHINGTON. April IA new
plan under which Swift a company
and Armour q Company are 60 di-
vest themsclVcs of their interests in
stock yards and stock yard terminal
railroads was agreed Co today by the
department Of justice and immediate
Is approved hy Justice stafford of the
District of COLUMBIA supreme court.
tuGcr the plan the companies must
deliver their stock iu the yards and
terminals TO the Illinois Trust y Sav-
iugs bank al Chicago within thirty
DAYS for administration by two
trustees Henry ". Anderson OF Rich
mond. Va. ana George sutherland 81
salt Lake city, Utah. until sold. which
must %, within year
court Approves Plan.
The trustees are Co receive salaries
OF $4,000 year each aud will have
power Co interfere iu the manage
mcnt of any stock yard or railroad
if In the opinion ~ both either the
sherman act or the terms OF the de-
cree are being violated.
"Thc logal principle Of course was
M to m, department OF Justice,
Iustic, stafford said after he had
signed the plan, and when the de-
partmcnt had approved th" plan II
was only incumbent upon mo to SEE
that the law was not violated by ans
90 tho particulars. was glad %
lind that such was not the case, and
therefore approved the plan.
Properties to hc sold.
The properties. stock In which are
10 De- sold by the two companies, in
| Cludo:
Sioux City stock Yard company
81. Paul stock Yards company, ~
| joseph stock Yards company, benvc
Union stock Yards company, kansa
CIV stock Yards company. 81 Loui
stock Yards Union stock Yards com
pauv of omaha. Ltd. Portland lniol
| STOCK Yards company North Port
| land. oregon. sioux CITY Termina
| Natlvay company 81 Joseph Bol
| hallway company St Joseph, Mo.
Kansls Gify Connecting railroad, an
Fast st. Louis Junction Railroad com
pauy.
| Agreement tn dispose OF their stoc
ward interests was made Dos the pa \
ers in tho consent decree filed wit
lthc District of Columbia suprem
court more than year ngu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Army and Navy

Early consideration OF pending an
preparation bills was urged. ''The
govcrnment is In accord with the
wish 20 eliminate tho burdens OF
heaNy nrma ment." said the president.
The United States will ever be IN
harmony with such movement to-
ward tho higher nttainmenia OF pence.
but We shall not entirely discard our
agencies for defense until there Is ro-
moved the need to defend. We are
ready 10 cooperate with other ma
tions TO approximate disarmament.
nut mcreu prudence forbida that we
disarm alone"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Covey Is Held forr
Grand Jury on
Bad Check Charge

" s. Convey. charged with passing
WORTHLESS checks waived preliminary
examination at N o'clock this morn
ing aud was held Tor the grand Jury
hearing wis hold before Justice OF the
Peace George liuddy.
Cusry is accused by tho polieo OF
pu.-iur several hundred dollars
worth of ruGu. checks. several of
which we're ur the briEgs pharmacy.
Coycy was committed Co the county
Jan pending the furnishing VI bond
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Foreign Relations

80 separate peace with Germany
"on the assumption alone that these
would be adequate" The wiser
course would seem 90 be
To engage under the existing treaty.
assuming. uf course. that this can be
satisfactorily accomplished. by such
explicit reservations and notifications
a. viii secure our absolute freedom
of inadvisable commitments and
safeguard all our essential interests.
No helpful society Of ma
tions can be- founded on Justice and
committed To peace until tho coven :
ants re-cstablishing peace are sealed
by the nations which were az war"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
LODGE ASKS FOR
RATIFICATION OF
COLOMBIAN TREATY
Says Amended Pact Is
Consistent With Views
of Late Col. Roosevelt.

WASHiNGTON. April ie-Opcning
renatc discussion OF the Colombian
treaty. senator Lodge or Massachu-
setts, republican leader, and chair
man Of the foreign relations com
mittce. declared today that prompt
ratification OF the pact In its amend
expressed views of Theodore Roosc-
Welt md not Inconsistent with tho
position assumed In 1917 by senate
republicans
RuuGcltion - the long pending
Tact In It's present form. senator
Lodge said would improve relations
between tho United States and the
rcpubllcs uf laun-Amcricu ana woild
work TO tho 1dyautaEc of the United
states in the world confess Tor oil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

Thc address was about seventy
five hundred words In length and a
large portion was devoted TO the re-
lated subjects OF peace, the league OF
policy.
Against the League.
The presidents discussion OF the
peace question opened with a definite
declaration against the existing
league OF nations.
In the existing league Of nations.
world governing with is supcr DOW
err" said ti1c president, "thl- rcpub-
lie Will have no part.
''fhcrc can h. no mislntcrprciation
and there win he no bctrnyal of the
deliberate cNprcssion of the American
people in the rtScnt election: aud,
settled la our decision for our~clsrs.
IL II only fair 10 say 10 the world In
general and to our arsDciutcs In war
Ia particular that the league covenant
tan have No sanction By us .
Maniicstly the highest purpose OF the
league OF nations Wns dcfcutcxi in
linking IL with the tr.nty of pcacc
and making IL the enforcing agency
OF the Victors OF the war. Thcrc
can IN no prosperity for the nnda-
mental purposc sought to be achic, s'd
by am such association ~ long as II
II an organ of any particular trcaty.
or committed 90 the attainment Of the
special aims of any nation or group
of nations. o. In rcjs.ctlng the
icaEuc covenant aud uttering the ~
j'ction 20 our own pcoplc and 60 tho
world, We make no surrender of our
hopc aud aim for am a-s,O,tniion 10
promote pcacc la which We would
most heartily Join ..
In the national referendum (thc
last ClcctionJ We pledged our efforts
toward such association and the
pledge VIII be- faithfully kept. In
the plight OF policy and performance
We told the American people We
meant 10 seek an early establishment
| OF peace. The United States alone
/ among the allied and associated pow
ors continues In a technical state of
war against the central powers OF
Europe. Tho anomalous condition
ought not to be permitted 90 con-
tinue To establish the state OF tech
nicai peace without delay should
approve "a dcclnratory resolution hy
congress to that effect with the luali-
ncltions essential 20 protect all our
rights. Such action would he tine
simplest keeping % faith with our
selves and could in no sense be con-
strucd as "a descrtion OF those with
whom We shared our sacrifices IN
war, for these powers are already al
peace.
Wants Peace Established.
"Such u resolution should under
take to DO no more than thus TO dc.
' nIaH.s fh.. afuH. Of s.....a.. safIaN.H Al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Agriculture

''rho maintained retail costs on
perishable foods cannot be Justified.
Reduced costs OF basic nro-
duction has been recorded but high
cost OF living has not yielded In like
proportion Without the
ira OF hostility OF haste In accusa-
ton of pronteeriug some suitable in
quiry by congress might npeed .he
price readiustment TO normal rela-
tionship. with hcipfulnoss to both pro-
Queer aud consumed. A measuring
rod Of fair prices will satisfy the
country and give us business rcvi-
val 60 end all depression and unem-
ploymcnt."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

LONDON. Aprn l2.-Both mine
owners and striking coal digEers
rcprcFvutatlNsh were received by
Premier Lloyd George today. The
mine owners first conferred with Mr.
Lloyd George az n O'Clock.
Representative of the miners will
report to IN, triple alliance Of la
bor." later Ia the day as 20 whether
the prospects OF a settlement are
sufficiently favorable TO Justify the
postponemcnt of the strike OF the
National Union OF Hallway Men and
the National Federation OF Transport
Workers members Of which are pre-
pared tc walk out az ~ o'clock to-
night u was declared here today
that there would De- no strike of these
two organizations unless negotiations
10 be- carried out today broke down.
Prospects were generally repre-
scuted as uuf1yorabl,, although a
member Of th" miners executive
committee said last night We have
not come to grips as SGT ON counter
proposals"
n was stated la various quarters
today that the miners w'r, prepared
10 accept wage reduction hN the
D=tahlishm'ut ui sliding scale
syhodul' based ON the cost of living.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
IUNNCI SNID 10 NGRI.E
no AII.M POINT Ol' T.

PARIS. AUril ll." Ambassador
Iussaraud is understood here to have
given secretary cot stat, Hughes iu
Washington tho French viewpoint on
tho mandate question raised by Sec
r.tarv ilurnvs' recent mote. Boa which
tho United States insisted she was "u-
titIrd tu a vote, Boa the ultimate dis
position uf the former overseas pos
sessions ct GERMANY
The French amh1rsadur.s verbal
,ommunioa ton it is uid was iu lieu
Of o written rIply Geo th, latest Amer
lean note. and such 1 reply probably
viii not 10, sent for the present
The foreign office today declined
tU disclose the suhztun'r ot NJ JuEsr-
ruud's tain with secretary Hughes
lui iu usually we'll informed quar-
t,rs he is said tu have told tho sDr-
rotary pt stat, that France r,roRuif
pd the Justice uf Oh, American Cl1im
tu bp consulted uU such questions and
was favorable to thr American con-
tcntious regarding tho island ot Nnp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
IT, s TO HAVE NO PART in EXISTING LEAGUE OF NATIONS
HARDING WOULD END WAR WITH GERMANY BY RESOLUTION
Panama Concentrating
Troops on Frontier;
Costa Rica Worried

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica. April iS.--
Troops OF the Republic OF Panama
nrc being concentrated IN the Coto
and Almirnntc districts along the
Costa Rican frontier and are being
closely watched by military leaders
In this country.
Military preparations for the pur-
pose OF countering any blow struck by
Panama are not being made. as the
government and people OF Costa Hica
are confident the United States Will
follow out the program laid down by
Charles =. Hughes. secretary of state
in his note to Costa itiCn and Panama
elutiVt to the frontier controversy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Railroads

Efficient operation "at cost with
In that which the traffic can bear.
Railway rates and costs of
operation must be reduced
The remaining obstacles which are
the hrritaF, Of capitalistlc exploita-
tion must Doe removed and labor must
JOIN management in understanding
that tho public which pays is the pub
lic 20 De- sorvcd and simple Justice Ia
tho right and win continue to be the
right of all the people"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Business

Less of government In business
as we'll as more business in govern
mcnt.
There is no challenge to
honest and lawful business success. But
government approval OF fortunate.
untrammeled business does not mean
federation Of restraint Of trade or OF
maintained prices by unaturul me-
thods.
Anxious as we are TO re-
Fturc the onward flow of business u
if fair 20 combine assurance and
warning iu one uttcrance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
LUTHER WOLF GOES
FREE ON CHARGE OF
IRWIN MURDER
Acquitted at Santa Fe
on Plea Of Self
Defense.

SANTA FI. AutO - \ Jury IN
district court here this morning re-
turned verdict of mot guilty IN
th, case OF Luther Wolf. charged
with murder
VOL shot and kili,l Ohmo irwin
'laf SUMMER near the Santa lu-li'r-
uullllo county line.
The plea uf tho dofcnso was self
defense ana the Jury dclibvratcd only
o. iDW hOuis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

NkIINNI VNIO- NUTII Y l"OnO Wln
was Killed aud -iN others were in
iurtd thi- morning when an explosion
WrDrk,d th' cement house OF the
Miller kulL,T 'uWpau' DInrisis of
the company estimated the damage
90 S.5,0oO. Large quantities of gaso-
line and chemicals were used iu this
dplu tWyut Uf Ca, factory. 10 b. a1id
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
National Finance

The staggering load of war debt
must be cared Tor In orderly funding
and gradual liquidation We shall
hasten the solution and aid effective
IS In iifting the tax burdens u we
strike rcsolutcly at expenditure"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Merchant Marine

Private monopoiics tending TO pre-
vent tho development Of needed faCili-
ties should be- prohibited, Govern
mcnt owned facilities wherever pos
siile without uuIuiy interfering with
private enterprise or government
needs should hv made available for
general U4tEus.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
STEAMER FOUNDERS,
l9 ARE MISSING
Three Mer Picked Up
After Disaster in the
Gulf of Mexico.

BEAUMONT. Ten. April ie.--Thc
Bowl, line steamship. colonel Bowie.
with 20 men ou board, fuurdvlcd iu
tho G.Is OF Mexico Monday night,
according tn wireless udviccs rec
,,iN,d hy the hum, office here.
Thrco men were picked up Pos the
British steamer tissN, l9 men still
are missing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Lynching

Congress ought TO wipe the stain
Of harbaric lynching from the ham
rcrs of a free and orderly rcprcsen-
tative democracy. A proposal for n
commission with representatives OF
white ana black races To study and
report on the subject" the president
said has real merit"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
MINERS REJECT
PROPOSALS Of
LLOYD GEORGE
Settlement of British
Strike Again
Fails.

LONDON, April is.-Thr repre-
sentaii,c. OF the striking mincrS wrote
20 the government this evening rc-
fusing tn ac,sIt tho proposals thai
the piimc minister Tor the scttiemcni
of their dispute with the owners.
The railway mcn aud the transport
work, r.. members with the miners of
the triple alliance, will continue to
work. Notwithstanding the strike or
der which had been issued for tonight
They were instructed THIS evening BY
their organizations to keep ON with
their labor Isnding further insiruc-
tion-.