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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
La DocToRA PALMYRA GATEL1

En- Ell puerto Rico sanatorium' -
ha sido objeto de una delicada inter
venci6n quirdrgica en- la garganta prac
ticada por la segura mano del notabili-
sime sr. Quinones Jim6nez, la muy dis
tinguida doctora Palmira Gatell, quien
Sc encuentra va fuera de todo cuidaao,
10 cual es inntil ahadir, pOr haber sidO
su operator un professional cue, no obs
tante su juventud, gOza de msrecido re-
nombre no solo en- Puerto Rico, su pa
tria, sino tambien fuera de el.
Nos completeness en- dar tan grata
noticia a nuestros lectores, por tratarse
de una dana que goza de grandes sim
patias, por sns merecimientos, en- nues-
ira soeiedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15

DlelSLa3 que FobdAON COhtEA 1Auno1 Cd
Miramar estaba Mariana Abril, 81
gran amigo DigO este con tristeza. Ma.
riano Abril saba al votar que no SO
mia 8 ningdn movimiento de ideas.
Eran mas bien pasiones pasiones las
que Sc desencadenaban contra Muhoz.
En- esos mOmentos los amigos Sc acer
can. Mariana Abril no Sc acerc6.
Y examinemos ol paranE6n que haee
don Mariana para sacarlo de sus erro-
res intencionales.
Creo que siendo ciudadanos de Anne
rica, nuestra independencia Ia de rea.
lizarse EN- America lie podido decir que
los independentistas estan equivocadoe.
No les he llamado traidores. para es
tablecer un parang6n no es possible sa-
lir de la verdad. Repito que Marian
Abril 10 ha leido mis- articulos.
Huyke defende el Estado-dice Maria
no Abril-MunOz Rivera dijo que pre-
feria la independence.
Muloz Rivera recOnoci6 que el Es
tado era superior a Ia indcpen1encia
con postericridad Ia cita que hace MA
riano Abril y acoasei6 a los direct1res
de su bartido Ia inclusion del Estado
cn ell programa nionista, porous Isl
Sc acepta la ciudadania, ell estado os
una posibilidad del porvenir santini
la dicho este pdbhcsmente Y 10 sabe
Barcel6. Nosotros no dijimos al pals el
consejo de Mufloz Rivera y con nuestrO
silencio henios dado lugar a esta cam
paiia q las actuales orientaciones.
He declarado que habiendo acceptable
Ia ciudadania de America, preiero una
fcrma de independence que no prive a
mi pals de esta asociaci6n que es nece-
saria conveniente. Mufioz Rivera, 81
hubiese acceptable la ciudadania hu5ieso
procedido del mismo modo Recuerde el
senior Abril la carta dirigida por Mu-
fioz Fernandez Vanga en- la cual afr
ma que Isl los Estados Uridos dan a
Puerto Rico un complete gobierno pro
pio 6l Sc sentird americana y actuara
como americana.
Mariana Abril declara cue los trata-
distas de derecho International aflrman
que la autonomia conduce a Ia inds-
pendencia. Mariana Abril habla de me
moria. No hay tratadista que airme
tai cosa. Lo aseguramos. Cite Abril tex
tos, autores, paginas
Mufoz Rivera afrm6 que caminaba.
mos a la soberania nacional. por la au-
toncmia. Soberania nacional es tambien
estaGo. Un pueblo noble como el nues-
tro no ha de aprovecharse del gobierno
propio para separarse. Lo que hara es
unirse mas.
Mariana Abril afrIna finalmente que
70 soy ciento por ciento americana y
Muaoz Rivera era ciento por ciento
portorriquefio. FL argumento no respon.
de al prestigio de un periodista de ia.
lla. Es que hay antagonismo entire los
dos sentimientos7 GNo puede ser anne
ricano quien es puertorriqueno? mo
puede ser puertorriqueho quien es ame-
ricano? A veces dan ustedes motives
para que SO les iuzgue anti americanos
Muno2 como 20, hubiese sido ciento por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
M1RADA RETROSPECTIVE

Hoy, Is de julio, Sc cumplen tres
amos que Haiti declare la guerra a
Alemania, v que fue destruida la iiIti.
ma ofensiva que efecsuarOn los alema-
mes. operaci6n que fu6 conocida con el
nombre dc ofensiva dc la paz. La ba-
talIa dur6 hasta ell dia II, inclusive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
LOS TURCOS TRUMAN EN-
TODA LA LINEA

PARIS, julio 14.-Despachos de
Constantinopla anuncian que el Ter
cito turco ha infrigido otra nueva y
no menos horrible derrota a los grie
gos, quienes Sc han retirado en- todo
el frente de Ismid.
A pesar de los esfuerzos de Cons
tantino, sus tropas siguen disemina-
das en- la mas completa desorgani-
zacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
AVER PREsTARoN FIANZA DE
$4,000 CADA UNo DE Los sINDIcos
DE LA CENTRAL PUERTO REAL

Aver comparecieron ante la Corte Fe
deral a prestar fianza de $4,000 cada
uno de los sindicos nombrados por ese
Tribunal para actuar como tales en- la
administration judicial de la central
Puerto Real demas propiedades
pertenecientes la Succession de Bird
Arias.''
Como dijimos oportunamente, fusron
nOmbradOs para el desempehO de esOs
cargos don Jorge Bird Arias y don En-.
rique Bird Lopez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
ITALIA ACOGE Ell PLAN DEL
PRESIDENTE HARDING

ROMA, Julio 14.-Los peri6dicos
de esta ciudad acogen con grsndes
simpatias las ideas del presidente
Harding para celebrar una conferen
cia con el fin de reducir los arma-
mentos.
I'll Tempo" ssegura que la idea de
Mr.. Harding sera apoyada por todas
las naciones que deseen cooperar a
ie gran obra de la paz del mundo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
LEA ESTO

Una casa que su valor es deRS5,5O0.
81 me la compra seguido Sc la doy
por s4,s5o. D. Diaz Alexandra, tel6fo-
no s24 azul. santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
UN sUIcIDIo

Nuestro corresponsal en- Las Marias
nos informa que Juan Mejias Sc ahor-
CO en- su propia casa.
FL hecho produjo honda sensaei6n ALI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
sENTENcIA DEL JUEz DE HAITI.
LILO EN- LOS CAsos DE LLEvAR
ARAIAs Y DE PROHIBITION

En- dos casos contra Melquiades Can
delaria. de Hatillo, por llevar armas
por violar la ley de arbitrios, Ell juez
Ramirez Ferreira dict6 la siguiente sen
tencia:
''La justicia y la ley estan encon-
tradas frente a frente en- este case. La
ley de 1908, dice que usted. acusado,
puede tener un arma en- su casa, habi-
taci6n domicilio, y en- su finca; la
justieia dice que usted merece un cas-
tigo, por las circunstancias especiales
d tener en- esa misma residencia dos
alambiques ron. FL fundamento de
la justicia Sc hace dudoso para resolu-
ci6n de esta Corte, porque la ley esta
clara y terminate, y el pensamiento
del legislator fue que, en- Ell domicilio
podian tenerse armas para la defensa
del mismo. En- buena hermen6utica, el
espiritu de la ley de 1908, 10 que dice
es, que ell acusado puede tener armas
en- su domicilio y hasta recorrer las
circunsferencta geograica de su fnca,
armada; Y por tai motive, como Ell
juez esta obiigado resolve- los casos
de acuerdo con la ley, este juez decia-
ra absueito hbremente al acusado.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
oPoRTuN1pAp

Sc vende barato un local para
negocios en- el Barrio obrero con
cuatro departamentos.
Informes: Bernardo Diaz. Europa
st. No. %. Telefono SO Rojo.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
/ !, ToBuILD.
CREAMERY SOON,
Plans COMPLETE I
Co. Operative Concern
To Begin Work On
Building &.

The Farmers Creamery and Cold
Storage company, a cooperative Con
cern organized here by the farmers
and supported by the business men
OF Devils Lake, will shortly begin err
,ection Of their plant in this city, ac-
Scording to an announcement this
week. The board Of directors and
many stockholders meeting here Mon
day, was unanimous in q decision to
begin erection Of their plant on Flint
avenue at once. At this meeting, q
financial statement was presented
and approved. Later, it is announced
thru the officers, q mass meeting Of
over $50 stockholders and all farm
ers interested in dairying will be
called to be held in Devils Lake.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
] | ! TORE ! | !:
MAllA!e|ER / | | | | |. GOES ]
70 D ''l|'|vllN / CITIES |
Will Attend Convention
Of Managers And
!. Do Buying

Nels Claussn,s general manager of
the J. G. Penny store here, one Of the
city's larger mercantile institutions,
leaves this week for the Twin Cities
where he will participate in a conven-
tion Of Penney astore representatives.
Managers 4romsN North and South Da-
kota, Minneept Michigan and Wis
consin will BE- present. Two days will
be devoted to formal convention to
be held at. the et. Paul hotel and the
remainder of Z week to q buying
tour" Of the diakrict for spring goods.
President Qf Company There
Among pronifnent visitors to the
event, considereq one Of much import
ance in the Twin City wholesale dist
rict, will be President e. G. Sans of
the Penney company and DR.. Rev.
Francis Burgette Short Of the con-
Germs educatieAal department which
furnishes sery e to the company's
312 stores IN tile United States.
Advertising Helps All
Commenting upon the business sit
uation here, Nh. Clausen, preparatory
to leaving Wss optimistic over the
outlook for business, pointing to. the
fact that low prices Of his concern
has shown a steady inclination to pro-
duce business in spite Of financial
depression. AZ heavy and consistent
volume Of advertising has also, ac-
cording to SMrt Clausen and others
brot q steady flow of business to 9th
er concerns, attracted by the COM
bined advertising effort Of his Arm
and other companies using The Dew
ills Lake World. II
Assistant Manager Reley will be in
charge &c the Penney store here dur
ing Mr.. Clansen's absence.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
WatermeIOns And
Vegetables Prove
Good Growers Here

North Dakota can grow water
melons. w. H. Brown today brot US
one of the finest watermelons we ev-
er tasted and Mr.. Brown has lots of
other fruits Of the ground and vege-
tables to- sell on his famous truck
farm four miles south Of Devils lake.
Mr.. Brown is offering his wonderful
large stock Of vegetables to the pub
lie as we'll as storekeepers. Inciden-
tally, Mr.. Brown invites the general
public to visit the greatest truck
farm in: North Dakota - the Brown
truck farm near Devils Lake. -s7'.'' . 2
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

~ The slumbering embers Of political
Fire, stilled by months since last Mo-
vembers are agsin fired. In every
quarter the coming election is being
talked Of and Leaguers assure the
press there will be no personal mud
slinging-tlc Lattle; from their part
will be. fought on lines of athe is
sue ~. A. leaders declare they
will stick to issues. Only; a few more
than 1000 people in Ramsey county
| signed the petitions for the recall our
Iof over $500 O'Connor votes for
Governor in November.
Students Of politics declare that
this is IN indication the League will
again hold its own and make big IN
roads into the strength Of the I. v. a.
/ in this region. On the other hand It
lis pointed sout by the l. v, IA. leaders
here It sign of q silent thinking but
Just what outcome from, the public
unknown 4.a-s "a
The emergency board has post
poned action with reference to the
500 needed for the publicity
pamph hfats in which 10 be7 printed
the initiated laws and the arguments
Tor and against them until after filin11
ofsthe petitions, the secretary of statl
has renewed his request that tie
board take some action to remedy thu
failure Of the house 81 representa-.
! tives to make such appropriation,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
VIRGIL ERICKSON,
WAR HERO, BURIED
Near OLD HOME
Military Honors Mark
Services For Man
Who Enlisted

Sunday, September 18th, marked
the occasion of the burial at the Unit
ed Lutheran Church cemetery north
east Of here, Of the body Of Corporal
Virgil r. Erickson, hero Of the World
War who gave his life in the conflict
fer democracy. Corporal Erickson
was the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peer Erickson, pioneer residents Of
Noonar township where he had made
his E6me since childhood A sister,
Miss Sophie, as well as the parents,
survived the deceased. The body ar
rived from overseas Friday. 4
Full military and religious honors
we're given Corporal Erickson at the
funeral services. American Legion
members from Devils Lake, Brocket
and Edmore participated in the ritz.
as did Rev. Ensrud, Rev. Berg ar.'
Rev. A. J. Hammer and the Devil:
Lake Woman's Relief Corps. Many
floral tributes were in evidence.
Is Corporal Virgil r. Erickson.
s; Corporal Virgil r. Erickson: Born,
July 29th, 1898; killed !. in battle,
World War, in France October 2, 1918.
Entered service as private in Com
pany D of Devils Lake in 1917 as "a
volunteer; promoted to corporal for
meritorious work. In January, 1918,
following arrival in Liverpool on
Christmas eve, he was transferred to
Machine Gun company, 26th infantry.
He was educated as a young man in
the public schools of the county and
q graduate Of the Union Commercial
college Of Grand Forks. Was mem
ber Of the A. o. U. w. Of Southam.
Among the pallbearers made up Of
Legionaires was Private Norton Of
Edmore, lifelong friend and veteran
Of the World war who stood only a
few feet away when shrapnel shell
snapped lne's strings. The singing
|bf "All is Well With My Son."
"Some Day The Silver Cord Will
Break" and @Rock Of Ages" were fit
tingly sung during the services d
burial. &
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
Booming Along On A Wave OF
Popularity, World Campaign
Is Going Strong - Big Chance
For Entries Now - Let's Start

Booming along on the wings of
popularity with the stamp of public
approval already placed on it, The
Worlds $4,000 Salesmanship club
and. Greater Circulation campaign is
rapidly assuming proportions. No
undertaking of it's kind in this part
Of the, state has ever elected more
spontaneous response and favorable
comment. The fact that there will
be no losers to those who comply
with the rules of the campaign, and
the positive assurance Of a fair and
square deal to each and every MEM
Der, are features that appeal to ev-
eryone.
They're off.
With the announcement today Of
the names of the Club Members, the
race starts off with a rush. Intense
interest has centered on the publica-
tion Of names. Now every member
knows who his or her competitors
are toebe, and the club will speed up
with amazing rapidity.
& b Many. parts Of the county are still
funrepresented by an active member,
but they will not remain unrepresent-
led very long. The first member who
takes decisive action and gets in the
field will reap veritable harvest of
votes. II your name is not on the
list today, no matter where you live,
dnynSk hoaifo%o q ,,nov,oout CT rinhf
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

Dollar day in Devils Lake, Septem-
ber 28th, promises to be one Of the
greatest events Of it's kind exer stag
ed in the city. Plans changed by
the Civic & Commerce association
making the date q "Dollar Day" in
lieu of original plans for a. market
day, according to Secretary Wineman
of that organization, lead, to the be-
lief that thousands of visitors from
all parts of the county will be here
to take advantage of the offerings
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

prizes TO the CLUB members VINO prov
ed themselves the best salesman.
However, whether you are a good
salesman or not, you can't lose at the
work. Everyone is to be paid accord
ing to what they accomplish. The
club member earning the most votes
by Oct. 20, will receive the Stude-
baker touring car. The next will re-
ceive the $125 Victrola, next the Du-
fold, and so on down the list until ths.
prizes are all awarded, while all mem-
bers not winning prizes and making
cash report each week of the cam
paign will receive 10 per cent Of the
subscriptions they collect. By start
ing today you too, can share in the
valuable awards Oct. 18th. Hundreds
of thousands of votes are waiting
to be gathered by the ambitious mem-
bers.
Those who have their welfare at
heart, especially those who intend to-
win the Studebaker car, will turn in
every available subscription before
next Wednesday, Sept. %. Not to do
SO is to lead your friends to believe
that you haven't chance in the world
to ride in your own car Oct. 20. It
is human nature to want to be on
the winning side. The leaders will
naturally receive many votes from
persons who want to ride along with
the winners. While the campaign
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

by local merchants. A thoro spi'
of cooperation by all merchants
few exceptions with The W .s !
The Journal is enabling / ~ .ca-
tions to put the plan befd aes peo-
pie in an extensive and 'c0mprehen-
sive plan as illustrated by advertise
ments appearing in this issue of The
World.
With every purchase of Dollar
Day" advertised goods for the acca-
sion, consumers will be entitled to a
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
| Daughter OF Norway /.
To Stage q ood Sale ,
And Lunch Saturday

The Food Market, operated BY
Glerum y Starr In the Glerum block
on Fourth street will be the scene of
81 pod sale Saturday afternoon,
conducted BY the local lodge of the
Daughters Of Norway. n addition 70
the selling 81 home cooked food, :
lunch will he served to the public dur
ing the entire ftternoon. Mr.. T. 7.
anderson of the lodge, g alnunoupced u this
Inornine Business men, women and
SlaI ;others are 81 4 invited sto participate. @
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
Famous Actress Won't
Stand For Arblckle
Interview W.T.: World
By II: N. Schneeweis

Miss Gloria Swanson, famous film
play star and G. B. Demille, the lat
ter, q great picture producer with q
national concern, passed thru Devils
Lake last mite and were interviewed
BY The World. Miss Swanson, greet
ing the reporter, and rs stunningly
gowned as in her pictures, refused TO
comment on Fatty 5Arbuckles other
than to declare IL he is guilty he
should be punished. Producer De
mile absolutely refused any comment.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
RAMSEY COUNTY FAILED TO HOLD
It's OWN IN LlNING UP ENDORSERS
ss Over 1000 People Is Th. Signed Petition Out
sS9 Of Over $500 OCounor Votss Ia The Fail

s 6e I Recall elee etion is on, Octo-
\ eth, flday.sis the date and
d III set, recording to oGeial an
3 llnce lealt. On that date the
i .fNs A. will seek by election and
tie peoples ballots to recall Gov
4 eIApr Lynn ]. Frazier, Attorney
Gsteral William Lemke and Ag-
riealtural and Labor Commission
q er Hagen and wreck the indus
trial program Of North Dakota.
He battle 81 ballots will, 1t is De. ]
elared, prove the 6nal fate Of the
Y, A.-whether II goes on Il
dominant power thru Its leaders
III North Dakota Of whether the
NpRpartisans will continue their
rnse and tie enforcing Of de-
lands made BY the people ~ bal.s
+ lot for seven past elections to
baid, operate and control state
oWned elevators and mills, oper-..
I ate . Bank Of North DaRota
( and . score Of enterprises de-
manded time and time again By
the people Of the state. .sss. Il
Along itth Il the / d1enaand u tor Il
recall 81 the governor md other %
cials comes tha demand for new ii
tiatsd laws hichs less than u tho,
sand people Of Ramsey county askt
for hy petition-Which will entire1
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
Personal Real Estate .
axes Due On Oct. III

The second half 81 the 1920 per 4
;sonal and real estate taxes become
due on Oct. i, according to announce
tment by County Treasurer Elmslie.
lh the taxes On real estate are not
paid ~ that DAFT, the penalty Win
be- attached On Oct. Is, as prescribed
Law, and if the personal property
taxes sres not paid ~ that date Tie
|kheri VIII - noti tifed 70 Ivy saeainsi
saack prppeIttl /.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
Dollar Day Here Next Wednesday,
Promises To Save People Hundreds
OF Dollars In Purchases - Bargains
Offered By Every Merchant In City
Prices
On Merchandise for Your Tle'

IS q to local theaters, entirely free.
r. Shoppers of the Lake Region are
urged to visit Devils Lake on IDOL
lar Day." Wednesday next, Septem-
ber 2sth-the greatest day for low
priced buying in all of North Dakota
since prior to the World war. Read
every ad-and see if the statement
is true-we know it, you will know
it and welcome awaits you all over
the business center Of Devils Lake.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
Hear The Whistles

Hear the whistles. 1t is understood
Secretary Wineman of the Civic &
Commerce association is making ar
for the blowing of whis-
ties wherever they are found in Dew
lis Lake to 'usher in Dollar Day" -
Wednesday, September 28th.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
CASH
STORE PROGRESS
IS BEING MADE.
Manager Maxonl Points
To Increase

The Peoples Cash store, formerly
known as the Consumers store, under
Manager Maxon, reports steadily
increasing business from the rural
districts and some from the city. Mr..
Maxon is a pioneer in the mercaLtile
field here and is being crested BY
many former patrons Of his various
enterprises.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

Is The w WOrld
So Bad, Oh! No!

Devils Lake World:
/ am sending you the $500 for
the paper. Should have sent it
before but just neglected. We
like The World, it is just the fin
est paper, We all like it. Thank
s ing you for your kindness,
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Munro.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
SKATING RINK COMING.

There will be skating in Devils Lake
this winter if plans suggested the city
commission don't miscarry. A request
was Anade last mite At the forn IS
sio,f Tor = municip5l rink.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-26
START WAR ON
CEMENT TRUST.
Government Acts to Put End
To Alleged Combine That
STILES Competition

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. 25. The
government acted today to break up
an alleged combine of cement manu-
facturers, operating in neighboring
states, which is charged with violat-
ing the Sherman antitrust act. In
an injunctio insult brought by United
States District Attorney Madison in
federal court, the Norcross Audit
and Statistical Bureau of Kansas City
and six cement companies, alleged
subscribers to the Norcross service.
were made defendants. The govern
ment charges that by interchnaging in
formation on the cement business
through the Norcross bureau, the de-
PENDANTS were able to stifle compe-
tition.
District Attorney Madison issued n
statement declaring the government
would charge that representatives of
the corporations attended meetings
at which those present were urged to
enter into 'gentlemen's agreement
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-26
GERMANY AGAIN
CONFRONTED BY
POLITICAL WAR
Former Chancellor Appointed
to,Name New Cabinet After
Old Ministers Resign

BERLIN, Oct 25.-CBy The Associ-
ated Press. Joseph Wirth. who re-
signed from the office of German
chancellor last Saturday. has been
designated by President Ebert to form
a new cabinet.
He has consented to assume the
task
1t was an eleventh hour attempt to
sole the political chaos brought about
by the Wirth cabinets retirement Sat
urday that President Ebert tonight
requested Dr. Wirth to form social
ed business mems, or non-parliamen-
tary ministry. 1t is expected the new
government will take office tomorrow
The cabinet will not be a coalition
one.
The majority Socialists and the
clerical party will constitute the nu-
cleus of the preliminary support ac-
tually youchsafed in the new ministry.
The Democrats and the Independent
Socialists promise to stand by it.
while the German peoples party
again agrees to observe benevolent
neutrality.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-26
Government Ready
To Operate Trains
Daugherty Claims
Department of Justice Will
See That Nation Does Not
Suffer, Official Says

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Announce
ment of the course to be followed by
the government in the event of rail-
road strike may be expected from
President Harding, it was indicated
today by Attorney General Daugherty.
The president, he said. would NO
doubt SAY what he had to say when
the time came" Those responsible
for the situation would have to take
the consequences, he said.
While maintaining his disbelief that
a general strike would be called,
Daugherty declared the justice depart
ment was prepared to act ''judiciously
within the law" to preent tie-up OF
the transportation facilities. He did
not discuss specifically the plans, ex-
planning the government might use
one method in one section, adopt an
other course in another, and use all Its
legal weapons in a third.
He described the naming OF those
who might be in charge OF a strike in
various cities by the call sent ont by
the unions as accommodating to the
department of justice in locating the
defendants in case anything happen
ed"
Discussing the country's attitude
toward possible strike, he declared
it his opinion that the American peo-
pie have no patience with this situa-
ton"