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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
MANUFACTURERS AND
WORKERS DAY

Saturday, Sept. IA day es-
pecially devoted to the workers
in the shops. Many special fea-
lures on this day which will
doubtless be one Of the biggest
of the fair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

A tide is wave Of the whole
ocean. which is elevated 10 a GER
tain height by the attraction of the
moon, and then sinks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

The number OF bachelors over IS
who go 10 the altar as bridegrooms
IS steadily increasing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

Happiness is the shadow Of con
tentment, and rests or moves forever
with the original
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

All leading colleges OF pharmacy
IN England have women teachers
on their STATS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Smith Cove FerrttrAAe~FfsF str HeY
state Pier H-ssr West t~~afk
rnior otl Doek Destroyer sta fwiskst.
Hell street Terminal q e. q. tnaiKa.
l. a {. a. r Heather. deasrwysrs ifu.
srssnan and ENAns
pier Tt~-S4s protea4faus str Naksna-
rier 1--p Power sehr Hendsr Hron.
pier sstf Nietorfa. afr JsffsFsan.
pser str Queen.
Pier H~F,r Admiral Goodrich.
tniou Pacific pogk STR ainnssots..
Pacific Coast Engineering weFks-u. =
g .. AiscaaGtn.
Connecticut street Terrntrsi~-atr Mobile
city atr Mont C~rytn. kahuan Maru.
Alaska steamship aeorfnes STR Waldo ..
stacy street Tssmtiuai--u. &. c. q. Burn
s4d~ str pwIlweod
spokane street Twsminaf~ssv Nebraska
East waterway Dock Warehouse CO. -
ksnkon Maru No. :. Hstwsn Msru.
Tostd-s pryaork Bktn Forrest Pftaud.
ship Chiiiicoths, Ttr r. ~ taveIors
Puget Soura Bridge a Dredging Ca.--sss
H ~ fossioy .mtekM. II HH HR Hfi
P3ffrrsons
amex Yarsf-ssr naon~xeff
Sesfisten MHI Dock Pores; King
Hsffsruan pnek-~str Eedend9. ctr Aa.
trlfsi Radmas.
stream Hksns Fere~, Bride. rerss,
Dream
wirsIow Marine RAn~ay--s,r sor-inS
star. ssr Ggifsdu. str GFtffeo. q. = q.
y surveyor bsrxes CoaHltiam City.
Henry viiisr j. . Potter. Grtffsoa
schrs Meteor. J. ". elise. bark Bel.
faaf
e. y shipping Board Mossinws Str cro~s
Keys. afr Delight. str Dsifess. str
feanism. str West Hartiand. ctr t.ahFi-
60. sis Anna p. Morse. sfr Eslssraso.
ssr WaIilarfova stF West CwheklA. str
western knight. str wsat Issn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
TO OPEN BIG
TRADE MEET

This sections first great foreign
trade event the Pacific Northwest
foreign trade conference, WIll begin
at Taeoma Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock. Numerous prominent Seat.
tic men will take part. The object II
TO prepare the Northwest for ex,
pandsng its commerce and the slogan
of the conference liz Northwest Pros.
parity Thru Pacific Northwest For.
eiEn Trade
Pull particulars regarding the PRO
gram. registration blanks aud other
informatiog are obtalnable at the
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce for
eign trade bureau.
Features Of the program are the
banquet Thursday nj y m. at which
Capt. Robert Dollar Of san Fran.
cisco. head Of the shipping concern
.of that name. will be principal speak
'er. luncheon to be served az the Ia
coma Commercial club tomorrow
noon. and Friday noon the delegates
viii be guests OF tho Pacific steam
ship company at luncheon aboard the
-. =. Wenatehce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
GRAIN PRICES
SHOW DECLINE

CHICAGO. Dee. tt@~pVerssliiug Of
the grain market was reflected ~
deals on the Chicago board 81 trade
today when prices generally regis.
tered declines
Corn and oats made some recover
les before the close.
Provisions were lower.
December wheat opened up y at
sl.ush. and was | ise lower at the
close, May wheat opened at tf.i&.
off se. and later aiump.d ic. July
wheat was up &c when "a op. ned at
st.os. and declined = at the close.
December corn opened unchanged
AZ ia and closed 80 lower May
opened unchanged at 52fs g and ciUa-
"a off ~ Iuiy opened at hsA. q. off
Ac. and closed or &c
December oats opened off Ae At
~ &c. and closrd unchanged. May
opened unchanged At 81 =, and was
&c lower at the close. July oats
opened unchanged at ass. g aud elen-
ed off &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
TOMATOES RISE
TO new LEVEL
Scarcity Sends Best Grades
Up to SIS

The scarcity OF tomatoes caused
several more houses to boost the
prize "Wednesday for the best quality
To s. lug The quotations ranged
from 81 to s.. Probably not more
than two wholesale houses will place
orders for possible express ship.
nssnt. as the high express rate will
make the wholesale price compare.
lively high. Bell peppers are also
short and a new shipment cleaned up
~ $ cents pound. Egg plant was
selling at 20 cents pound. Cellar
~ eet potatoes We're quoted at and
~ cents.
The second shipment OF japanese
oranges were placed on the street at
the same price OF s. bundle. There
were no changes reported IN the
fruit section OF the market. The
supply was plentiful on all eommodt
ties.
Neither the price nor the condition
Of the butter and esq market was
changed "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Work Starts Soon
on Skagit Tunnel

X. c. iiacklcy. snsueor for Stor.
rio & Co, contractors FOR the Skagit
river tunnel. Is now at the site OF
the municipal project. and actual
work is expected to start in few
days.
More than 800 men will he en-.
ployod on the job. They viii all be
furnished by the city-federal employ.
ment bureau. only a few tunnel
men, drillers and carpenters Will be
sent out at the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Oil and Gas Stocks
Feature ". Y. Opening

Nw YORK Dee hsemc Of the oils the Stoke and crnbe
sA The lubbefn higher fehhblfena
Included s~then ISL.
= Y
Meea. reoum ss up I'LL Asphalt de np gptsa aYL ffsrr
American crahe s5 rennsyvans 81 of = sigdehak
S0h United Peoples bhA up y
Pacific the hour which within = % TIE
high California Petroleum with facf OH
above other Mexican Petroleum forced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

sydnsY--nee. le~Hatlvdi stf West Nah
wRk for seattle
New Yerk~-pes. tt-~ArFiNed. str faRa'
naan frpm seattle.
Ctistoh4l~~pee. IL Arrived, afr Areht'
tret from Seattle
Balboa Dee. tl~aAfrterd. str steel
NoyeKes from Seattle tsec. " sailed
str FloFence t.uskenbaeh for N~aNm
Heaeiuius~ Dec, Ia Arrived. fokus
ahifum Naru from Seattle
ManAtlan~- Dee. Is sailed. stF Miasis-
sippi for seattle.
san Pedro pee. if--sfrtv@d str kens
tuckian frum seattle metafshiS CuIbarfA
from Seattle
san Franchise Dee, ts-AFfised. str
WoodaFrs FROM seattle. as o. m Dee
ts~~SalleH. afr Everett Far ETatt,s, y,
IN atr cricket for Seattle. y, n.3 ats
Andrea y. t@uskenoacn Tor Seattle. .
m ssr. Rainier for seattle. y. m, 49,
MttifaFe for seattle, at n9ens ar ffsst'
dent for seattle. st II a. m
bungeu~ss ft@paseed IN motor
ship Chile Ter seattle. at =. IN str Lie
ere for Mukntsc. al a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Dee. ta--sfr West Jester. Taeowa for
Yokohama. aaft mites FROM Caps ttat-
terry at .. M. str steel Inventor. faksr
hama for singapore. 4s& mites southwest
81 Yokohama AZ p "a. str t@topehe isfi
cardosa for tateuebe at p. uAs; str fv-
mona. seattle for Yokohama 1a2 miles
from Seattle al o ms str Spokane, -.
attic fef kntehiksn. - miles ffan Ae-
attie At p. m. Admiral FArraEui, Sc
.tsi~ for san Franetsee. - miles from ~
attic at . ma str Muttuam4h. IAN
frAneEsco for Puget Bound. tte miles
south Of the ColsFnhia river az . N. q
str Qpinauit. Tacoma for San Pedro. ete
miles noFta VI san Francisco al y. al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Mans Foot Crushed
by Falling Timber

His foot crushed BY falling timber.
~ o'counor. lonsnhoreman. 49,.
Ninth avs. was taken TO Seattle
General hospital Tuesday. o'Cunnor
was injured az the East waterway
docks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Arrivals and Departures


bee Is str Admiral Goodrich from
san tfamsiWee, At tt0 y ma str san
ptsxo from SAN FRANCHISE. al y IN ctr
NinnsMatan from New York via iiaihoa,
san Peare and san Nranciaco. a. ite y
M str Meme city from Tacoma. ct sac
a. va
sailed
pee ir--str Sarthland for Ban Fran
eiseo at Sfaa p m; str Nan nteae for
Tacoma. at FtA0 y. m sit Wsuatnhss
for Tacoma. at 20 ,. M afr JrptRa Tor
Valparaiso Via Port tuatsw. Portland,
San Francisco. san redru. Haihoa, Africa.
rtsea and Cailaa. at ig5tA y N.& aif
Aana Hsnify for san Francisco. Al ~ 40
q ~ ntr Noms City FOR aAa traneiase
VIA Mukntsa. At ~ 20 a, N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Public Markets



sfaii IL. pure American cane sugar. Z
q sc. ! tra. sc. stall - pure. ffo4n
milk. Sc At Stall g.. tfordon's milk. ice
can. Crystal white soap. : bars sse stan
y. KING Oscar Or Morse aArdinss cans
Soc best bulk cocoa. sae ~ stall g.
ginger suaps. lac N. fha. ese. .se
cookies. zee N. Stall a. Airs Rogers
pure honey. Sc and aSe glass stall 1875
Sun Maid sesdiess raistus &c - Ped.
sraf o. Cooperative milk. 100 can. stall
n. spiiH~nbsrg apples. 81 10 bax: Yakima
potatoes. ft-so per sack. delivered. stall
-. srset potatoes. &C. N japanese of.
snges 81 % box stsIi g. K~eet psta.
toes. Ms. ssc. all kinds apples. 81 60
box stau is&s. fresh soies ms gee.
smsita. i6c ~. slaii 1911 anrhostss nse
Fannan handdge. zoe n stal -. fresh
skinned saisS ms. stc. stall -. full
cream cheese. ESQ n. stai e. Gam.
nslost. sec can. Stall tbGT. homeless
enrued beef isc ~ mtncemcat ms
Csc. stsus se-1s. hamburger ana sau.
sage, tEMg. Stall a.. short ribs. ice ID
SANITARY
stat f0sI hel cane sugar ms sec
fhss tsc. Eafnatinn milk. 100 can. HnyRt
WHITE soap bars 4fc. stall IN home
made homiuY iie at; fancy comb honey
sso comb star q. Tea Garden straw
berry Or raspberry preserves 1so ~:
cured bacon. gsc and 600 ~ Swedish
potato sausage i8c ~. Stail Is, He.
iiancs pumpkin. tsc can. : cans a5o new
crop cleaned currsnts. 2ac. FOR 4se
stall 81. host fresh Lynden hutter. CSC
N. ne. sSc Armour's mtncomeat use
N. stalls SIS. fuit cream cheese. mild
2sc NJ; Pacific Nut margarine. 26c ~
stalls 2fss-71. N. Tree tea fsc. NJ J.
-. coffee. ssc, ii.it. use.
CORNER
Stall 10. Swiss cheese. shc n best
mild cheese. CSC N. stan is prnnes &c
~. 5-ib can Calumet baking powder
fits. stall IL, silver salmon, zoe ~. +
fresh halibut CSC N. Stalls et.Ss. hams
half or whole. 3tiAe NJ. lamb chops
tate 10. steak. 20c ~. Stalls i0g fo5
regular a5e coffee. ms ssci : fbs. seed
ID raisins soc stau 100. salt salmon.
ring. for csc. stan 10, Curtis ripe
olives. csc can; NJ. J. - coffee, ssc. .
lbs. si.ii.
ECONOMY
Stall 20. hest cane euRar 4 MS. &c, 4
ms tsc stall 81, best butter tTc 10 /.
best eggs. s3c dpz stan 30. black tea
2sc N: shredded coeoanui. e5c ~ 4;
ground chocolate CSC ID stalls 37-as-sa.
J 10. can Auto club coffee. spc: ms
elbow cut macaron 2ic3 Log Cabin
syrup. small CSC. medium tpc. large asc.
stalls i-2-s. pot roast. DC n: al hama.
hair or whole. 25c ID stalls a0-2t. YAK.
ina Gem potatoes, iib0 per sack. de-
1lvsred wincHsp apples. ii.s0 hos. Stall
e. Hmelts. Ice 10, salmon, 25c 10.
SOUTH END
Stall -, butter. soc n; eggs, CSC doz
cream cheese, 25e M. Stall So blood
pudding. GOO N: miuoemeat zoe ~
iivervurst. ibc NJ. stan /. bread 10 and
Zoe loaf, pies. $50 sch, rolls. zoe doz
stan -. salt pork. i7c ~. leaf lard. 2
ms 2bc. picked spareribs, MS e5c
atal 20, pineapple, 2 cans 66c: ioFanborry
Jam. at Jar a5c pastry flour. 10 To sack
fbe. stall -. rib steak. 25c ~ round
steak goo ~ beef stew. Be- H. stan a.
lemons. dos f5ci osuiiflowrr. iac "a
2ge each. stall 81 carnatlon milk. large
can lie. small can &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Hattsr-=Nstras, tsr ~ prime firsts go
~ fbfasa- s1s Ia
Lsr~-EstFes. - r dos ssfra f8ssss sEe
dor stgsa gnilrsa. BE dos. ussarFsiss
ID paIisss. tfF dor.
shse.s--t'tsss fansF. s#Ne tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Family pat. as. city delivery Z. soa74
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
Clfy DELIVER. Wholesale Per Ia

Corn Whole. yellow. 100 NJ. SKIS. 20 90
Cracked, io0-D. SKIS. ...+.......-3s0 90
Feed Meal. loom. axis. ...++....4Bs
Bariey-Whols. iced. loo-D. SKIS. .stes
Rolled se-tb. SKIS ..s............sss ~
Ground. loom. ska ...........ass %
Clipped. 100 10 SKIS .............ueS
Oats ~ mole, f~ed, loom. SKIS. .... - 90
Rolled Fo-D- SKIS ...............t90 90
sfound be-lb sks. .......s..s...t0 90
spreYfIug loom. SKIS. .........4g0 o.
wheat y fieeleaned feed. 115-fb ska IS %
Aii-srsfn fhop-s0-fb sks .......ssSe
Chick iced 100 ~ sks ...........6so 90
sbirk nssis-No - NJ i00-fb Fka 81 90
Growipg wash-~-No u NJ 100 NJ SKIS 90 90
Growing Mash No ". f0o-rb SKIS ~ 90
Leg Mach u ~ 100 NJ axis Iii. 90
Scratch Feed % N. SKIS. ....4s0 90
Wbsst-iilxed feed. so-ib. sks. ....s3,0o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

A meter IS 10000 900 part OF the
distance between the equator and the
pole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

MIR. and Mrs. Washington
great pleasure Introducing Duranfs enterpre
DURANT MOTOR COMPANY or CALIFORNIA
Its officers Introduction they have done poumiaou'
Organization
NJ seorr Manager and D1eao,
l. and Attorney
This prohay organized and operated
project with which all familiar, and they entering the
building masterpiece The these known all
mo bankers and prominent citizens the Northwest experienced
automobile manufacturers.
What The Dnan Motor Company of California has done date
August addition assembly plants
lansing Michigan; Toronto Canada Long Island City, New York. and
Munc Indiana there would be erected the Phc Coast for the
assembling and distributing of the full line of Dunt automobiles Since
that time eighteen and oneha acres of desirable property have been
purchased the designs for the have all been completed and approved
ground has been broken; way the Southern
Pacific Railroad spending large Of money bring track and
in practically five months the plant will be completed and in operation
During September twntfour Duant cars were received
nd Sa ong d three S p in oo ea
e be e on aptor TO on a oDerao basis awaiting only the
Car Sales
applications territory
prominent automobile dealers the Pacific and little expense
have organized the best representation the States Oregon Washington
Nevada California and Arizona and the Hawaiian Islands, having shipping
instructions Tor more than total production.
Finance
We have secured during the months
partners industry California that
the automobile dealers throughout the United
the greatest value offered automobile date W. c. Dunt
The has been received with wonderful enthusiasm by
people California evidenced by the exhibition
Earle e. Anonys show $4,000 people, by actual
examined the Why this enthusiasm shown?
the stock offered people Coast
Because there of
The President and all other officials and stockholders
had buy for cash share owned by Them The franchise
for the desirable
by r. C. Duant with the understanding
by the either the officers the public be
basis ony-for cash.
Compare this with the Of other
the and will realize why the becoming
partners in this industry at the Of over forty day.
We have reserved for the citizens of Washington amount
feel that Washington give us
Smith Bldg Seattle WASH and full information car
our organization and partial plan
mailing the coupon below Do not deaydo before
If you don't others will
I'D AMT MOTOD COKTD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

CHICAGO. Dee. t.~Cash ~hss,- Ne
. red. TIT. No. sprsag. iiig. No. .
HaFd. tte3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

National Cash Registers. slightly used good
as new. at about half regular price Cash or
easy payments satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Also new and second hand
sdalng machines, also check protectors and
check writers about half price
We buy sell and exchange and nav higfr-l
and adding machines.
We do expert rebuilding and repairing ~
all makes Of registers and maintain the hest
equipped shop on the Coast for that purpose.
employing the very best mechanics. 4 fun
line of cash registers parts. Including all
styles OF rolled paper Tor registers.
Have your old register rshuiit. We make
IL 1908 good as new. unless YOU REQUIRE other
style more suitable in which case we give
you good trade for old one.
y. A. suNDwAIl. a 90,
pt0 second Ave.. Cor. Madison. seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

W nNt ~tth
tiIt. "a
ttsst lttgh tide
At9 q IA itH g.
First lev Tide
70 o. a. m al n
second tt,xb ride
s ~ . ~ al n
Second low Tide
10 - 9 ~ - q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Liberty Bonds

Furnished hy q. n Ns~nfsg q Co
sssisv Hstsi nsitalas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


TIT NSDAN
nae Is
first tiigh Tide
ataa a. ~ 1853 c.
iirsi low Tide
totAe a ~ ~
second iitgh Tide
sEas b. ~ 49, r.
~~eand tow Tide
N % y ~ , y
The New York herald., 1921-09-06
DAY PASSES WITHOUT
SHOT IN MINE REGION

LOGAN, w. Va. Sept. 5.-Col. W. u.
EIbanks, IN command of units Of the
National Guard called out to resist the
attempted encroachment Of armed men
upon territory west of Spruce Fork
Ridge. to-day left for his home In WEIGH.
Before he left Logan every unit which
served under him had been disbanded,
Federal troops which took UP positions
yesterday in the area recently swept by
outbreaks of firing between armed men
to-day patrolled the entire region, re-
ports from which, without exception. in
dicated that all was quiet for the first
time in many days. Col. Shuttleworth,
In command, declared not a single shot
had been fired on either side during the
day. nor was there sign of the pres
ence of any disturbers Of the peace.
Brighten. II. II. Bandholtz to-day
journeyed by special train up the valley
of the Coal River on an official inspection
tour. Over the entire length of his route
from Madison to Blair. including stops
at Clothier and Jeffery. he found not so
much as ripple of disorder.
The New York herald., 1921-09-06
BENNETT CHALLENGES
HASKELL TO A DEBATE
Sh0u G. O. p. Be Advocate of
Saloon? Issue Suggested.

William M. Bennett last night chal-
ienged Judge Reuben. L. Haskell. one Of
mis- opponents for the Republican nomi-
nation fSr Mayor to a joint debate on
the quftion. Whether the Republican
party m the city of New York at the
primary. September IS, should record it,
self as the party which shall from now
on become the advocate OF the saloon"
Judge Haskell, who is frankly running
as wet" win reply to Mr. Bennett
to-day. The latter suggested that the
Republican County Committees of Kings
and Manhattan might hire Kismet Tenn
pie, the Academy of Music. Madison
Square Garden. Carnegie Hall and
Cooper Union for the debate. otherwise
they might have to do their debating in
the individual clubhouses.
Judge Haskell seems to be having
trouble with his wet platform" said Mr..
Bennett last night. Some of the papers
have stated that Mr.. Curran Is wetter
than Judge Haskell. Mr.. La Guardia has
apparently spiked Judge Haskells guns
on the subject by proclaiming that he.
Representative La Guarda. was present
In Congress when the Volstead act was
up and voted against 1t and has stated
that Judge Haskell then in Congress.
was absent and did not vote / am not
interested in which one of these three
candidates is wettest.
Il have always favored local option.
AS this is a Tnayoralty campaign, coming
at time when the city has reached a
financial crisis and when the great issue
before the people is the return of good
government to the city of New York, not.
even the question of whether we shall
have light wines and beer and home brew
has anything to do with this election"
The New York herald., 1921-09-06
ARRESTS BARE PLOT
IN MINGO UPRISING
Continued IRON, First Page.

county men returning the fire briskly'
Saturday call was sent to Logan
for reenforcements and by yesterday
morning 100 more guards were on the
job here.
There was renewed firing at noon yes
terday and the reenforcements were
rushed at once TO Merrimac from this
town.
There was no firing to-day. but the
troopers are expecting it to be renewed
at any moment
Major Davis announced this afternoon
that a sweeping order had been issued
effective at the opening Of the Circuit
Court here tomorrow, warming all per-
sons that loafing in or about the court
house will be positively forbidden dur
ing the September term. Attendance M
court sessions will be limited strictly tc
persons who have business there ane
every one will be searched for firearms
before being allowed to enter.
The New York herald., 1921-09-06
UNION CHIEFS BLAMED
FOR MINE UPRISING
Operator Declares Gon1pers's
Statement Misleading.

WAsHfNGToN. Sept 5.--Oficials Of the
United Mine Workers OF America were
charged with responsibility for the in
vasion Of Logan county and proposed in
vasion OF Mingo county by armed miners
IN statement issued tonight by Harry
Clmsted. chairman OF the Operators As
soriation OF the Williamson field. The
statement was declared to be in answer
to that Of Samuel Gompers, president OF
the American Federation OF Labor. which
Mr.. olmsted described as "hypocritical
and IN many instances false and mis-
leading"
Mine guards and private detectives are
not employed by operators in the Will
hanson field, Mr. Olmsted said. adding
that Mr.. Gompers had deliberately mis-
represented conditions that have pre-
ceded and surrounded the attempt at
ARMED invasion" The charge OF Mr..
Gompers that the uprising had been
caused by the failure OF tho operators
to put into effect the award OF the Gov
ernment Wage Board was characterized
as another falsehood."
The New York herald., 1921-09-06
a.
ON BO
Ring Pitched on the
IS Pound Cham
Ain

Boxing among the youngsters
Morris Heights, which has been VIII
ing lately with the encourageH(
certain parents in that sectione re-
setback yesterday when the polls
the High Bridge station stopped bd
ing carnival which was to have be-
held in dirt ring on a vacant lot
West fremont and Cedar avenues. III
Bronx.
There are some fathers in Norris
Heights VINO admire the manly art and
pay a great deal of attention TO the
doings of Benny Leonard and other
heroes of the ring. There are other
fathers. however. and many mothers
who take a different view. One of tFe
latter, It Is believed telephoned to- the
High Bridge station and told the .Gohlce
there that an unlawful exhibition was
planned. A policeman came ridiA'
down on his bicycle to see what was
happening.
up and that the W dirt on the inside
had been trampled sCshewhat. indicating
that the proposed performance would
not be the first of its sort. At about
3o'clock some boys, whose ages ranged
from 13 years down. came by. They
sold the policeman that the Juvenile
supremacy of Morris Heights was TO be