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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
la EXCURSION DE MIR. RELY y
LA ISIA

Nos participa 81 ayudante militar
edl Gobcrnador. cl captain Lopez An
tongiorgi, que probablemcnte Ia eXcnr-
sim del Gobernador V Su romitiva a
Ia isla. So efcctuari cl dfa tres del mes
pr6ximo. Sino sarge al@o que la impi-
da dcSdp ahora Il eSa fccha.
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Ell vESUBIO

Pafticipo a mi numerosa clientele
que nuevamente me encucntro al fren.
te de este acreditadc Restaurant. dom
De eRcontrar&n un esmerado serviciO
. la earta.. Sc admiten abonados y
nunca faltan los sabrosos "SpaguettT'- .
Vicente Rinaldi, Allen 20. San 5uSn
Telefoah 8S5-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24

;Trrdad Que tolo rSto parccc una
pelfcula. de tonoS altamentc SnbidoS
de color:
.AcaSo sea la Ultima qur cl Gordito
Sc propusicra tilmar. para cerrar con
hroche dc oro >u notoricdad adquiri-
da. on I'll mUndO del artc mudo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
g., ~ CENTRAL.

Ediici0 construid0 expresamen4
sara Hotel. modernamente cquipadG
con ascensor, habitaciOnes con bai9
telefono, timbres y cuanto requiert
Ell modernO comfort. Plan Europee
Restaurant. a la carta. Telefonos
Ss1-1144. Box 1852, San Jose, Plazs
Principal, San Juan, P. r.
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TENEDoR DE LIBRoS,

de experienced en- casas de provisions
al por mayor, conocimientos de maqu;-
-nilla Y correspondence, solicita coloca-
cion en- casa seria. Buenas references.
Dirijase a Tenedor de Libros, Box $50.
San Juan, p r
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:, : NEW YORK

Dormitorios Limpios y ventiIados.
Restaurant a la Carta.-Servicio
Esmerado.E .E-Frente a este Hotel sc
encuentra el muy conocido Juan Re-
yes Gomez.
Tetuan SO Primer Piso,
Telefono $751;, Box 1870
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FL. FISCAL WELLS VISTA AL
GOBEREADOR

Aver tardc cl fiscal de la Corte Fc-
lerHl. Mr.. Tram X. Wells tribute una
vista Official al =ohcrnador L. Mont
Reilly.
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VendO autOm6vil Buick" 0 "COIe".
POr no necesitar mas que uno, vendO
el que meiOr lie eOuvenga. Pueden di.
rigirse al Box 725, San Juan, r. r.,
o VERNE en- Infanta Luisa No. sh.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24

Sc ALQU1LA.-Para hombres solos,
un mirador dos departamentos. Edit
clio de Sucres de Perez HermanoS In.
fanta Luisa 4 y 6. Telefono 2l5. San
Juan.
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A NUES1 ROS CORRESPONDENTS
DE LA ISLA

demos de agradecertes que no nos
envien mensaJes telegraficos despu6s
&e las doce del dia, cuando sea con
el fin d" que Sc les de publicidad en-
Ia mis-:la .echa, porque, ordinaria-
snente. FL lMPARCIAL queda com.
psgirado de doce y media . Ia una
de la tarde. n 4,ea.
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.':HOTELES:-
PALACE

En- ell centric comercial de San Juan,
con vista la bahia. Contiene 110 ha-
Sitaciones aNplias, con cuartos de ba.
no. "RoOf garden, sitio ideal para
bales, banquetes, "sOirees". Ell si-
ito de reunion de la buena sOciedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24

MALOJILLO,-Se venden hasta 800
mazos diarios, centavos ell mazo,
en- el kil6metro II de ia carretera
central, finca Casablanca, cojidos allf.
sUcEsoRES DE PEREZ HERNIA
NOS, Marina, San Juan.
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(COntihIa en- Ia pdglna b
Ell VEREDICTO

lego, OF que decia: No me toque. pOr
Dios...
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Strike In Allegiance

rnd,anarolis Ind. Nov. 4--NU state
mrnt from officers "f tn" United Mine
Workers Of America WAS ohtainab!e
here tonight. as 20 the effect OF the
court suspension OF tho injunction
AGAINST the union'S check nff that threat
rncd a nauon-w!d" strike bu; II was
said authur!tativ"!y that strike develop
rlcnts would be IN allegiance. awaiting
further action ny The federal circuit
court o: appeals q; Chicago, unless opcr
atnrs voluntarily stop the check OF OF
union dues
President John J.. Lewis was on his
way to h:S hama IN Springfield. Ills
and Secretary William Green was said
20 have gone 10 Olio. Vic" President
Ihil!n Murray. who jotnni last Tuesday
in sending the message that thrca: tened
tho strike .u sixteen states. hH advising
local union officials 10 regard diS"ont.n-
uarc. Of the check on ns breaking tho
existing wage agreement. was in Fitts-
hvrEh.
with these officers absent other per
SONS connected with tho miners union
declined io make any formal statement.
hu, Il was pointed out that the orig
NAL message ~ tho ofnr"rS '"ft S:rih"
dovcln,mcrts 10 the decision cf local
officials in the sixteen states with their
d.risiau awaiting action Of operators
stopping 'hr chcCk-otf.
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BIC FQUR'S ADVISORY COMMIT rec
T0 EXERT POWER IN PAR[EY

Washington Nov tn" advisory
committee Of twenty-"n" sr."c;"d by
President Harding TO act with The Amer
lean big four a, the armament '"n'"r-
ence Will he assembled IN Na$nhH'"H
three daya iu advanc" "i tn" ""nf"t'"'"
opcn!ng. 20 xiv. fs "Vin!"U ";' "a" ~
it!al steps OF policy. 10 be tIk"n ny thlS
government.
A call for nI"r:iug OF the committee
on mex, W.,u. .S,.ll November > was
ISSUED TODAY. hl Secretary HuHh">. ann
at the Sam" I'm" = wHs r"""hI"" 'h''
hi-h ofiirl:,'S r>i'"'t IA" r"h''h''''f
,rrmhrr, ;u pia" -. Influential i@ri III
shaDinr tho guv"rnmrn,'" course nom
H.. beginning To :hr end 0: the n"fp-
tiatiurs.
[. IS assumed ;rA; at tE" hiSi meet
yrr ,hn Curnm..tr"c Hruld h" adN!S"'
fully Of tn" i.au Toy "rinlh"h' r'""'
lion. drawn Va 10y H." i"Ur in!h''r''
I.lerat"S a,.t .u"lf"i :" 'IaH" >iEE'"'
,!ons on every pr:tin'n' SUBJECT " = -
nerot!a,!orH d"NciNi - "a cNpe't'd "F
administration officials that The adNIs-
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aorroE and Confusion.

Va Shington. Nov. 4.-The japanese
Gelcgat ation to the armament conference
was thrown into sorrow and confusion.
and official Washington including tho
delegates from other lands to the con-
ference was profoundly shocked to-day
Ivy the announcement from Toxic, that
TakashI Hara. the Japanese premier.
had been RSsa Ss!nated.
Admiral Paron kato.. tho ranking
:ncirhcr Of the JauaneSn delegation and
Ny IIara's most :nt!mNte friend. WAS so
affected ny the announcement that he
hurst into tears something most un-
usual for Japanese who is trained
from childhuod to conceal his emotions
Harding's Comment.
r.. s.d"nt Harding EXPRESSED his hor-
TOY AZ the outr. rP. 1t was an unhappy
dircovdant note. he said. IN formal
statement. at Il tine when al were seek
ing to come together a!ound the confer
cnrc table and add to tho i;ooi under
standing and good will throughout the
word.
Secretary iIUghrS vent hmm ed.ai"iY
e. tho Irpan"s," embassy and expressed
his condolences t. Baron Snidchnrn, the
(contnued on Page Pourtsen)
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Accused Woman Unable
10 Appear Before Jury

Los Angeles. Calf. Nov. 4.-MTa
MndaIvnnc Obencha!n today wAs gwen
tho opportunity she had sougnt 20
arpcar before n grand jury and be heero:
but was unable to utilize 1t because Oh
a physical collapse.
The same collapse caused pontpoao-
mcnt Of fthe case wherein sne
charged with murder IN connection VIZ
80 5c5.h OF J. Relton Kennedy. when It
,.,nc up in court today.
Last night Mrs. Obenchain wrote 70
,bo foreman of the grand jury. askinK
an opportunity to be heard in case
lock anv further notice regarding ner.
summons was sent to tho jail TOT
her today.
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WILL CONTINUE
UNTIL HEARING
IN ]. S. COURT
APPEAL HEARING IS
SET FOR NOV. 10
Action Taken at Chicago Sus-
pends Injunction Issued
By Judge Anderson.

Chicago, Nov. 4-Ths check-on
system Of holding out union dues
ana assessments from coal miners
pay. against which an injunction
was handed down by Judge A. ..
Anderson. Of indianapolis. viii con-
ttnus until further order OF the
United States court OF appsnls the
court held today, In suspsndtng that
part Of the injunction applying to
the chsck-on.
An appeal hearing was granted
the union for wednesday, Novem-
osr 10.
Ar,iuu Of the United states court &"
cppcals here today was u"rla m"l 1"
niGht by ufrirjal; of the tnrtc! Nin'
Workers OF AmeritL as u decided ~"
tory.
The courts action allows -" holding
OUT Of un!"H dues and 49," s>lAcntS from
the coal miners p.jN To- b." continued b.
the operators trmpurIr.iH.
tnion leaders rru:"SS"d - Sc" IN ~
action t"ha, a r"nr"niug t.: IL" Cr:lT'
case. and attorneys for. Ia" ruin" work
crS Sa!i touiEh; they w"ulG prov" thn
tho case had hot h"sn handled rhor
nuEhly.
Operators on ~" "th"" hauh. So,
they SAN only n d",ay "t ine hn.,I r.|Nu'
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Mrs, Southland UnmOved
When Verdict Is Guilty

Tw.r Fails. Idaho. Nov. Mrs. 1.yda
Never Soulra:d was declared guilty or
second degree murder Of Edward J.
Ncvc-. her tourth husband. ly jnry
in district court h"r" this afternoon.
Tho y"rdic. vvnS returned after twenty
;Irrc hou"s' dciiherHt!"n.
Tho defendant slowed ito sign or t"H'-
,rg ami lid not ra:so h"r eyes from N"
floor when .ho verdict waH announced
TIN. verdict: carries penalty oc not less
than zen Years Imprisonment.
Sentence will be passed a. $50 & IN O..
November :.
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Of
OHIO VOTE On
THE CHECk-0FF
WILL ABIDE BY THE
ANDERSON INJUNCTION
Action, However, Was Taken
Before Higher Court Set
Aside Injunction.

cleveland, Nov. 1.-The Ohio Pitts
burgh Vein Operators association voted
today TO abide by the decision OF United
states District Judge A. B. Anderson. OF
indianapolis. enjoining the collection or
union dues by means OF the "check-on
system. Seventy-fve mines in tho East
ern Ohio mines employing 10000 miners
are affected. (This action, however.
was taken before the L. s. circuit court
Of appeals at Chicago set aside the
check of provision Of the Anderson In
junction)
May Suspend Action
No action tn conjunction With the
union 10 seek m appeal on Judge An
dersons ruling will be taken by The
association, Michael Gallagher. preA-
dent said.
President Gallagher said he did not
anticipate any strikes in tho associA-
tions mines at present.
When informed Of the decision OF ths
appellate court In Chicago. President
Gallagher declared tonight that the as
sociation probably would suspend lts
action until the case is reviewed by
higher court. He said another meeting
Of the operators probably would be held.
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HIGHER COURT UPH0LDS CHECk-OFF
CONCRESSMEN GIVE OVATION TO THE
GREATEST WAR HERO, SERG'T W00DF|LL

h"rs' Gallcry arose. sti:trd nrd th"h'
bowed aS h" was iuir"dE,"G /" the
LpN"' l." Erprc%"utHtiN" Irrh;.in "f li''
Glsl4;, In whose district hr VAS h"rI
ana where hn WAS known III k'S boy
huud DAVIS as I'll" R"llrvt"w Srrapp"r.
Representative W"ndruff of Michigan
~ one tim" Sergeant MO"diiIH com
inand"r. In Hnu"un'iIE that n" soon
would irrr"Gur' Hill to give t." her"
Ms frru"" rarl, aS 4 rapt,in. Dee lLl"d
'hai u"h"dN ,l"s"ly aSs"r'n:"d with h'in
knew nf his c\pl"nts Until IN" lS-
stance If general orders a'i HAT ~"
s'TEruHtS "U" regret WIS t..' l." lLh
not kl,i..d ~ i"W NOR" a.; IT," "N"!"|
TIA" sergeant went iutn H." ,'rrlGUr
after the r"',.uil"r. Hnd Th""h ham'!'
with nearly every m"mh"r "f tl' LOUISA.
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Will Pass Measure
Dethroning Charles

budapest. Nov. 4.-The HunEarta1
rational assembly today passed tWO
readings Of the bill calling for tho de-
,hroning of former Emperor Charles IL
then adjourned until Sunday. when the
measure will come ut for third reading
AMI FINAL passage
r.nurt stefan Rcttnn. the premier.
,,n, introduced the bill Thursday, ~
,xucctcd formally To resign Immediate
ly tho BIZ becomes Law. and AFTER
u.a-ts rcconst!tute the cabinet
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IS .
At Tackled IN
WATSON SPEECH
GEORGIA SENATOR IN
SENSATIONAL BREAK
Senate Again Orders Com
mittee Probe, of Charges
of Amy Hangings.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 4--Gen-
cral Pershinr declared here to-
day that charges brought in tho
senate 10y Scuator Watson, Dem
ocrat. Georgia. were the most
Outrageous and untrue accusa-
lions that could possibly be
u.lr and absolutely without
founGa ton"
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Chsch-on Abolished.

Altoona, Pa, Nov. "A strike OF 49,.
900 coal miners IN the central Pennsyl-
van!a field is anticipated by the opera
tors. of the Central Pennsylvania Coal
association, who in session here this AZ
ternoon adopted 4 resolution abolishinE
the check-off system. which was claimed
by Judge Anderson 20 he Illegal.
Sevcnty-fve operators. were at tho
session which adopted th" resolution.
This resolution will not IN any way
affect the wage scale or any other con-
tracts between IN" operators and the
miners Judge An !':s' n'S injunction.
said the operators. is ih"."n!y cause Tor
the abolishinS OF tho system. They
have ~ objection. the: said. /" ihe en-
ploymcnt Of Il Ch"ck weiShman on the
tipple TO check weight.
The operators point out that TINS or
rers the miners an opportunity 10 n
nance their check wetghman.
In taking this action the orera'o ors
feel that they are following oat ,hs
law and they do not seek TO attack I've
contracts with the miners in any "'hef
manner.
The next move is ur 10 tho 'ins
union officials. declared the operators
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Jones the Victor.

Omaha, Seb.. Nov. +.--t. ). Jones OF
New York. won tho first q: two ninety
,nIle rree-rOr-all races FOR airplanes able
% make - miles an hour. IN tho second
DAYS program Of th" National Aero
congress here His time vas SIS minutes
and ~ seconds and mis- average speed
lO03s miles an hour.
y. c. Torstenssu. of Milford Iowa.
making tho course frorn here 70 Love-
and, iowa. TO calhoun. Nebraska. ard
eturn In o. minutes and a. seconds
g second. and r. S. Miller. Of Minnc-
lis. was third. M:ller's time was
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Mr.. Lloyd George May
Come Within Two Weeks

Washington, d. c.. Nov. 4.-PremieT
1,1ovd George hopes domestic affairs
will be adjusted SO as to permit him
4. ,o,r within n fortnight for wash
inston to attend the armament con
rerence, Sir Auckland teaoss' 'ne
british rmbas'ador, to-day 1hiofihs"
SECRETARY Hughes.
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In this the ftth o, u series 80
significant dsspa'"hrS David
Lawrence. the famous Washing
ton correspondent. t,.iS wha; the
naval experts Ot or govern
ment have IN mind in connection
With "nm.tLtI"n" and 'rcduc-
tiCn" OF armament.
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Terre Haute. Ind. N"v. i.-N|s"mH'
tion Of work not later than Mond"! i:
Indiana coal mines that hav" "ce'i
closed by a strike Of $500" union
,,,orkers was forecast tonight. by "r-
orators and union officials when ad.
yiscd that the United States court OF
anceals A. Chicago had suspended Dis
trir, Judge 4. b. Andcrson's injunction
rrobih,ting the check-off Of union dues
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TIE WEATHER

st vtrrtnia-Yair ana cooler Satur.
nhAy fair.
and western Psnnsyivania-
soldsr saturday; sunday fair
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TO PssUme Min ing.

Athens o. Nov. A. Iary:" rumhcr
and PERHAPS al Of m" 3.n"r m'r"rs "N
the Ho'kinr district. who haN" h""n o."
strike rn;. the last thrr" days ~ protest
against TIE fcdr r?l CoIri rulj'." "u ,hs
'checE-OS" system. were cNrCrtNl 70
rr~,Ivn" vUrS tomorrow.
n xn!ta ~ Tho nrd"; ,saurd lnsi
night FOR the n;n"rs - Y"'uiD t. work
several adhitionn. rnlr"s we're C,ne"d to-
day nv walkout 81 the mon. Rnrnr's
tonight indicated that p""hans hrlr o.;
the mon OF tn" district were ill" ioda".
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Wasa!aet"n NOV. 4---lnvestiEat!on BY
n special committee OF the charges OF
Senator Watson. democrat Georgia.
that American soldiers in France were
banged wl;h"u, trial and shot By OIL
GERS orders were assured today. wren
the sonata. after three hours Discus
sion. unanimously re-ordcrcd the IN
uuiry
The special committee headed by Sen
tinr lEranGaE"e, Republican. Connect
,u;. y'l! .r""; NEXT Monday :" determine
upon procedure. but It is expected that
several day. Will then elap*e hr'ore
hearings are begun. while Senator Wat
son s. gathering his evidence.
Another speach by the Georgia sena-
for in support Of h!s charge. despite
wrungl;ng between senator's over 'h"
wording Of the inquiry resolutions. ana
parliamentary miXups proceeded the ma.
order for the Investigation To rr"cr"d
The senate finally and unanimously
adopted a new and amended resolution
directing the inquiry and another en-
pov."r!nE tho special committee 10 suo-
pncua persons and pagers.
War Department support
The war department IS preparing TO
give It's fullest support TO the senate IN
,cst!gatiVu. takiag the position that the
arcusut!oris Of the Georgia senator con
s,.tut, a blot on tho good name OF tho
army unless a full investigation ls held
During clash with Senator LouSe
Republican, Senator Watson said his IN
formation regarding twenty-one atleEen
hangings OF soldiers without trial cafne
from a former soldier. who said ne mad
seen the gallows and had been told by
M &c
hanged. His informant. Senator Wat
son said, would face the senate and ans
wcr all questions.
The French government and General
LaFayctte we're criticised by the Geor-
Ella senator in commenting on state
ment by Newton y. Baker. former sec
retary Of war that the charges were In
credible. Referring to Mr.. Bakers
statement that France was "civi!ize!
country" and that word OF any Illegal
executions would have spread quickly.
Senator Watson said that Franc" had
charged America for trenches and play
grounds used by American troops.
Franos and Lafayette
"Oh. yes, France IS not II huw.lnG will
d.rness. but Il civilized country. the
Georgia senator continued. from which
LAFAYETTE came upon written contract
made with SllaS Dean, p.edHinG this
country to make him major general
before ne would kavc France and come
to America. and he did not have sense
enough 10 drill a company OF s"!dlefS'
besides which he sniiflrd. some of theS"
days. when somebody gets up here una
blows of about Lafayette. mean to
rake him down peg or two. | know
I,I'nvcite and Wa shington knew him
and It was not Washington who had MIN
released from that Austrian prison. into
yn.rh he wae pat when III" frerSn
army chased him with the intent i" MI
II was Napoleon N"nnIart". In tho
treaty Of Campn-t'ornl!O. F"s. ! know
Laravelie He betrayed every French
government that trusted him. and the
onlv Important command n" ever had IN
America came Very near getting bAGE"d
hv benedict Arnold. and II WIS only the
lanes river that saved latay"f'e ana
bis command from being captured.
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C!,!,%gn Nov 4--Chic?gn today hado
farewell :" Admiral David Realty. first
sea Lord Of the British admiralty ami
formally entertained Lieutenant Gem
cral Baron .N!fonz Jacques. commander
in chief Of ;ir" 'Reigian army. and pre-
parrd 10 extend a rous.ng welcome 20
Marsha Foch tomorrow.
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Srr.mgfirid III. H"y. t.--Nrariy ~
teen hundrr" coal miners iT Illinois
Stil were an S:-ik" today. aCrnrdiuC &"
Information received hc"e 10y coal
operators.
Judge N"sh:;. secretary trHasnr'r ~
the Illinois u'I"n. asserted. however.
that i've miners would return to wovh
tom0rr"S.
Neshit said tl:at Illinois miners have
accepted the RhV .c" oc their district Of
fCcrs To remain 4; work rcniins Tia"
action Of tho Illinois operators IN ret"r-
ence 70 III" rh"CI-nf .njuHc''"n.
~ tho operators nhc" thc 'nAndat" We
lonI: FOR serious trouble hut MT until
then" lie aS.h.
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WITH CHECK-OFF
MINE WORKERS
WILL NOT STRIKE
Vice President Murray IN
Statement Following
Court Action.

rirrsburch. Pa. Nov. 4.-Philip Mir
raw international vice president or the
United Mine Workers of America. said
tonight that providing the opera tors OF
the Pittsburgh d!s'r!r: agree 10 con-
time the check-Off system OF collecting
miners Gucs. pending developments OF
the hearing granted the union by the
appcllar" court at chicago. undoubtedly
The miners Of district No. +. ordered to
strike at m!dnlgh; November !, would
continue At work.
Mr. Murray. who arrived In TITS
burgh from IndIanapu!is today, said he
had not been Informed ofhc'alIy or the
r,,l!ug OF the United States court OF
appeals suspend!ng that part of the In
junction against the union affecting tho
Chrck-cn' system. However, in Eiew OF
the d.ris!on. he was Of the opinion. re-
gard!nG the local situation. that II tho
members Of the Pittsburgh Coal Pro-
6ucers' association would withdraw
their order disseminating the check-on
.ysteIn. that the miners would continue
to work.
Strike Order Stands
Pending instructions from headQuar-
tcrs Of the union at Indianapolis in re-
gnrd 10 the suspension OF the injunction
Robert r. Gibbons. president OF dis
tr!ct No said tonight, that the order
for the strike called for midnight, No
vember :. would stand.
The executive board OF the district
decided TO call the strike at . special
meeting today after II had been notified
BY r. W. Gardiner. commissioner OF the
Pittsburgh Coal Producers association
that the coal operators would no longer
continue the check-o1 system
Normally about 10000 men are en-
ployed IN the Pittsburgh district and
the strike would affect every mine
where the operators declined TO continue
the check-Off
Mr.. Gibbons said that probably he
would be advised officially Of the court
ruling tomorrow and that instructions
would accompany the order.
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Need Of Police Force

Mr.. Harding fer,S that - roi. force
always nec"Ssary. In other words II
. -irament should hr reduced il should
aver pass below the !irs OF domestic
re,S But while disLrma:Neu, isn't
Intended. II ~ also interesting {" re-
cal the fact thar ".!GHita;ion OF arm
9 ment" has t-chn!,.'l meaning IN nav
"! Narlance and so has 'r"'"r'io0 "t
tr:na ment" Naval experts have the
-: ne attitude aS lawyers toward 'egIi
-hraSeS ThCy have re-, snnrd l. out
nat limitation 81 arma ment. for in
,nrv!ce but really Obsolete. Each navy
as number 81 Surh vessels once
hey were first line ngh,ing craft. Now
hey are relegated 70 tho rear. but eyer
"a ton keeps sailors on them and spends
| ;ot OF money IN maintenance. No ona
alton likes 20 throw away these ohSo-
"te ships ~ the other nations keep
ham. go limitation would mean ah"l-
shing by common consent tho expense
Z obsolete ships. That could NJ course
re accomplished without any special
% grecmens about new construction. KS
he least that the coming conference
an do.
As ro- PRODUCTION OF arma ment." this
r"rn means actually limiting the new
obstruction to the vessels now building
nd limiting new appropriations only 10
ne replacement Of obsolete ships. \
ne period OF obsolrsrcncc so that a
e automa tically replaced In 1881 and so
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