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FRIDAY (TElEGRAPHIC,
BIC STEAMER BELIEVED
 FIRED BY INCENDlARIES

New York, May 2o-'rhc i've mil lion dollar steamship Panhandle state. Wenatchee and also owned hy tn" United States Shipping Hoard. WIS found afire here last night soon aft ' notification thIt her crew would '.e replaced.
 The fire had such headNay by the time the alarm was raised that it he rlrnr necessary to tow ths. steamer to point off Liberty Island. where she was sunk.
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NO INTENTION TO WITHDRAW
 PACIFIC FLEET

Washington, May ls--Bo,h Harding and Denby have officially announced that the administration has not the slightest intention of withdrawing the battleship heet from the Pacific
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NAVAL SHIP COMING
 TO sERINe SEA

Seattle. May 16-The naval radio supply ship, Saturn, is oS@rlla uling here for a voyage to Boring Sea with radio supplies flor Dutch Harbor, sup plies for the Bureal Of Fisheries sta tion on St Paul Island and men and material for the construction of com pass stations at Cape HinchInbrook and Soapstnne Point.
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VALE COLLEGE BOYS
 GET ABSENT TREATMENT

New Haven. Conn May 15-Thr ex- Sheffield scientific school of Yale Uu:- versty and the placing of thirteen more under probation were announced today. The students were found guilty of violating the "honor system" of ex- arninations
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SOUND BANKER WANTED
 FOR LARCENY

Seattle. May IA warrant for the of the State Rank of Black Diamond. on d charge of grand larceny. was is sued today on complaint of the state bank examiner. The Black Diamond bank was closed Friday. f'ournier is missing
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GOVT TO TAKE DRASTIC MEANS
 TO MOVE SHIPPING

san Francisco. May 16-"ITnbess the work within a fortnight, the govern- ment will order out the Naval Reserve forces to operate vessels now tied up in every port inthe United States" W. kincaid, Operating Manager of the Shipping Board. declared here tonight.
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BRITISH DEBT FUNDING
 NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS

Washington, May l6--tNegotiations are in progress for funding Great Eritain's five billion dollar debt to the United States into long time ohliga- tons, it was announced by the govern
 n1ent today.
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FRANCE THREATENS
 WITHDRAWAL FROM ENTENTE

Paris May 17-Withdrawal of France from the association of powers known as the Entente will be threat ened by Premier Briand if Great Brit ain persists in her anti-Polish attitude. according to rumors in official circles here.
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NEGRO BISHOP PRESIDES
 OVER M E. CONVENTION

Portland, Ore. May 16-Robert E. Jones. negro Bishop of New Orleans, presided this afternoon over session of the Colledge of Bishops of the Methodist Church. which is meeting here in semi annual convention
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EVERETT MURDERER RETRIEVED

Seattle, May f7--A repricgc of thir- ty days was granted today by acting governor Coyle to Isom White aged 2l, who was under sentence to hanr; Friday for the killing of Lee Linton. an Everett taxicab driver in E,ovem- ber 1919.
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FINAL CENSUS
 FIGURES ANNOUNCED

final figures announced today give con. 'unental United Sta+es q population of
 105.7iQ620. This Is an increase of twenty live thousand ovpr pre'iminary figures.
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NATIONS NoTAeLES PAY HONOR
 TO DEAD CHIEF JUSTICE
Delayed in Transmission

Washington, Bay i9-Edw.trd Doug las White, the nations most exalted jurst. la, dead in his hons here to- night while men who are the highest in the nations councils Wed with each other to do him honor
 President and Mrs Harding drove to th, White home and expressed their sympathy to thIc family during the evening.
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oEMsv TO VISIT SEATTLE

Washington, May 16--Secretary of tine Navy Denby and Roosevelt, Assis- tant Secretary. will visit Seattle with in the coming six anonths it was made IT own here today.
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SHIP STRIKE BREAKING DOWN. STRIKERS
 SEEKING SETTLEMENT

Washington. May l9-Eul' powers have been 2 ven to Secretary of Labor Davis by the representatives of the seamen. radio operators and marine engineers to make settlement for them with the ship owners and the United States Shipping Board m the marine Wage controversy.
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LOCKED IN CHILDREN
 BURNED IN HOME

Steilacooln. Wn.. May l6---Mrs clin- two children. two and four years of age. in & room and went to visit friends in the next block. When she returned ahe found both children had been
 burned to death in a fire oscuring in the building.
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WOMEN APPEAL AGAINST
 U. s. DISARMAMENT

Washington. May 19-t dramatic appeal that the United States make no move to disarin at this time was de livered directly to President Harding today by the women of New Jersey who lost loved ones in the World War
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ANCIENT KLonpYkeR ExPIREs

Minns apolis. May fs--i;tnerfti. George of Minneapolis and also q former AL ;tsll, and kIoudyke mining operator. is dead here aged S5 years
 General Bracket, was also one of the builders Of the Northern Pacific railroad.
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FRANKLIN X. LANE EXPIRES

Rochester, Minn. May 1S-Frank- lin K. Lane. former Secretary of the Interior died here this morning. The deceased was operated on for appendi- citfs May 6. and death was due to re- sultant complca tions.
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HARVEY CLAIMS 100
 PER CENT AMERICANISM

London, Mah ls--Alnerican Am bassedor Harvey, In speech here to- day slid "Your Htni,a ssadoT- went 10 Washington us sln uu;tlloyed Britain and I come to London 5es an unalIoyt.d American
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HARVEY TO ATTEND
 SUPREME COUNCIL SESSION

Washington, May i9- Harvey, American Hmba ssadnl- to London. will attend the meeting of the Supreme AL lied Council which is to talk. up the SiiesLtn boundary dispute. it waa stated at the State Department today
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NO HOPE OF TAX BURDENS
 BEING LIFTED

Washington May 16--(By Germane) but no lifting them. Congressional leaders are now convinced that the country might as well accmodate It. self to the existing high rates and make up it's mind io carry them for another two years"
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ALASKA STEAMER DEVELOPS
 TROUBLE ENRoUTE
Uoelayeai in Transmiss on,

VT'f.IfN m TIT T ItTISifII@H- JH'
 Seattle, May ly-The steamship Ad- miral Watson, enlout- to ALask.l. de ve'oprd machinery trouble shortly af- ter having herr and put into Port Townsend yesterday. The steamer finally got away fl1ln that port early this morning
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WOODS TALKS ON PHILIPPINE NEEDS

addressed the students of Nuevaeciwa. province today ssiS ing; This country needs three things: capital. machinery and science. and if science is applied to the soil the other two will come"
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GIVES NEW VIEW OF BRITISH
 ATTITUDE TOWARD IRELAND

London. May 19- Lord Hugh Cecil, ton Ght nn the Irish situation said: British public ordnion would come nearer to favor.ng independence for Ireland if Ireland would ask for 2 king iron, among thr princes of the British royal houu"
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ARMY INCREASE DECIDED
 ON BY SENATE

Washington. May 16-An army If f75. .000 men was decided upon today by the Senate Militar, Affairs sub committee during it's consideration of the appropriation bill.
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SUPREME COURT MAKES
 PRO RULING

Washi1ct' n May 1.-The Snrrame Court ruled this afternoon that the re- quireanent that the prohibition armed ment to .ie constitution be ratified within seven years by three fourths of
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HARDING TALKS MORE
 OF ALASKA VISIT

Washington, May i9-tIardinS in- iicated to Minuesott clliers tuday that he has not altogether given up the idea of visiting Alaska this summer.
 He said if he did SD lgs would include Minnesota in his itinerary.
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LOWERED RAIL WAGE
 ADJUSTMENT ORDERED

Chicago. May 1.-The Railroad la bor Board has ordered q readiustment downward of the wages of employees of all railroads.
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WEDNESDAY (TELEQRAPHic,
SEATTLE STEAMSHIP coMPANIEs
 APPEAL TO COURTS

Seattle, May 17-'The steamship D companies have appealed to the federal court this afternoon against the strik- ing marine workers to prevent violence and picis.ting.
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SHIP BOARD TO KEEP
 SHIPS MOVING

New York. May is-Chailnnan Ben- son, in an address here today. said : The Shipping Board will continue [. make use of all it's resources to keep its ships nov ,g and prevent tn. stI- preine eff rt, W being made .n riefe;i, the le- establishment of 'hc Am ..- merchant marine."
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RETIRED TRAiNMAN SUlc'DES

Seattle, May 17--.T X. Schola. q retired trainman, broken in health, suicided here by shooting this morn ing.
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LAPS DISCUSSING, sHANTUNe RETURN TERMS

Tokyo. May 1S-The press states
 that General Colonila Conference. meeting in secret session. has adopted the linss along which Japan Is willing to, return shantuns to China. 1 It | MsS statsd that tks Conference has partially agreed, upon the eyacua- ! tion of Siberia.
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ALLEGED AMERICAN AG,TAToR
 EXPELLED FROM MEXICO

Mexico City, May 16-Franl< Sra man, an alleged American agitatnr, two Spaniards and four others were today ordered expelled from Mex!ro as .perncious foreigners
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w. fugitives from the law. aggregat- ing $75.oOO, have been forfeited as q result of their unexpected disa ppear- ance. it Was announced by the authori- ties today.
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NOTED SUNDAY SCHOOL
 WORKER KILLED

Seattle. May 1S--Mrs. Louise sres Hoopman. wife of Doctor Aldgs A. Hoopman and the holder of certid- cate as the most regular Presbyterian Sunday school worker in the Uaited States. was killed herc s6day fn as.coi- .ision between and auto and street car.
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wholesal. Ar.Dn Marss irish R.pri..is

Wholesale Ar.Dn Martks Irish Rsprisais
 Dublin, May 16-The skies last night were lurid for miles around Cork with the glare from burning farm houses, set on fire in repriSal for the Inspector Blake and three companions yesterday.
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HARDING HOPES TO VISIT
 ALASKA AND NORTHWEST

Washington. May, 1s-President Harding today told Congressman John son of Washington that he hopes Con gress will adjourn by August so he can visit the Pacific Northwest and Alas ka.
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MONTANA JuRlsT AUTO VICTIM

San Francisco. May 1s-John P. Montana state Supreme Court. died here today as result of an automobile accident a week ago
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Alleged Irish Rebel Summarily
 Executed

Cork, Ire, May 16--Daniel O'Brien of knockandbane-Li County Cork, who was tried for alleged rebel lious activities by a drum-head court martial Saturday, was executed in the Cork detention barracks today.
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ALASKA MINERS MAKE
 BETTER PROFITS

Washington. May 1G-ALasllan min CTS as a result of improved price con- ditions made in 1920 $345, ,662 more profit than in 1919. according to a Census Bureau bulletin.
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Says More Govt Ships for Alaska i
 Necessary

Seattle. May 18-Ship Bpard di- rector Richard R. Semmes stated to. day that the government would charter other ships. in addition to the North. western, if 1t became necessary in orde, to maintain Alaska service.
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TiMs's sLAyEas PLEAD
 NOT GUILTY

Tacoma. Wn.. May 1s-As the four alleged siayers of EaIi Tmbs pleaded not guilty in court today. the widow of the dead taxi driver jumped to her feet exclamins. They are guilty, every one of thesn!"
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FALL EXPECTS TO VISIT
 ALASKA THIS SUMMER

Washington. May 16-Secretary of the Interior Fall indicated to Governor Hart of Washington today that he ex- poets to visit Alaska this summer.
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700 DRY ENFORCEMENT
 OFFICIALS LAID OFF

Washington May IS-SeVen hun drcd prohibition enforcement officials throughout the country were laid off today owing to there being no money available to pay their salaries
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JUSTICE WHITE VERY LOW

Washington, May lS-Chief Jus tice White is near death. following m operation. his physicians announced today.
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NEW MINISTER TO | CHINA NAMED

Washington, May 17-rhe name of Jacob Gould Schurman as American minister to China was sent to the Senate for confirmation by President Harding toaay.
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Nsasd Ait,sr Named Fsr Italian
 Ambassadcrship
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Pradiet Marine Strike Soon End
 Washington. May 1S-It was pre- dicted in Shipping Board circles this morning that the marine workers strike will end soon.
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INITIATED ALL PRESENT CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
 NOT ACCEPTABLE E

Seattle, May 19-Apropos of tn, present Alaska governorship situatiol I, the Seattle Times publishes today the following story from it's Washington bureau.
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former ed !tor of Golfers Weekly, has been selected by President Harding for Ambassador to Italy.
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JUSTICE WHITE
 UNoERooEs OPERATION

Washington. May 1S-Chief Justice White has successfully undergone an operation. 1t was announced today.
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NO CONCESSIONS TO
 SHIP STRIKERS

Seattle. May t9--Renson. wired to- day that the Shipping Board will make no concessions to the marine strikers
 POLISH LEADERS IN siLEslA NAME PEACE TERMS
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SUTHERLAND MAKES. MAIDEN
 SPEECH IN HOUSE


 waahipston, May 1s-Deiegate Sutherland of Alaslea made ilds maiden speech in the House today. advocating the transker ce tho building at Seward formerly occupied as headauarters of the Alaska. Northern Railway and now under the dspassmsn& oe Justice. to be used as court houns.
 The bill embracing the proposal passed the House.
 BONDS OF |. ". ".
 +fuo,Tsvts FoaFsirEo chicsEe. May 17-rhe bonds of 'w:.i',m D. Haywood and othsr I. W.
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IMMIGRATION BILL SIGNED

Washington. May tS-The Lnmigrs;- ton Restriction Biu was signed by President Harding today.
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Washington. May l7-Richard washburn Childs. the noted author and
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LIrrlr oproarloN no rnEArY.

NHE Washington correspondent OF the New York Jour
n nal OF Commerce column and half in that
discussion Of the United staes-Gemany peace
treaty, and among other things says:
There will be a well organized effort 10 amend the
treaty to safeguard the position taken by the
pubcans in the last Congress that the United States shall
not be taken into the League OF Nations II already
known that the so-caed rreconcllables or btter-end
ers are counted in opposing the text OF the treaty
made public"
He then gives the names OF these "rreconcabes" and
continues
1T is said that a considerable number OF Democratic
Senator's who before voted for the Versailles treaty.
strictly administration measure will now join in
the opposition to the pending treaty either political
grounds because their Of It's terms and the
possibility that It would put the United States the
League Of Nations"
II would that this correspondent had neglected
to read the pending treaty before drawing his magna-
ton in order to predict fight and possibility Of its
failure to obtain the two-hirds necessary for its
ratification Paragraph 2 OF Article II OF the pending
treaty provides follows:
THAT the United States shall be bound by the pro-
visions OF Part One OF that ihe vesaes) treaty. nor by
any provisions OF that treaty including those mentioned
in paragraph Of this article which relate to the cove
nant Of The League Of Nations shall the United states
be bound by any action taken by the League OF Nations
by the council by the assembly thereof unless the
United States shall expressly give its assent to such ac-
ton"
As for the prospect Of Democratic opposition to the
treaty Senator Hitchcock who led the forces supporting
the League Of Nations and the Versailles treaty has al
ready publicly announced himself as Deawareans know
in favor OF the pending treaty and other Democratic SEN
aors know fun well that their political chances would
not be improved by impeding the acceptance OF the pact
which means the termination Of technical state OF wal
and the resumption OF normal relations with Germany
Nor have the socalled rreconcilables given the slight
est nmahon that they propose to line up in opposition
to the pact
Ine story carried by the Journal OF Commerce is fab
ricaton out OF whole cloth, undoubtedly
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sAFEcuARDINQ cnILD WORKERS..

TTOW one State has developed unique methods of pre-
i tectng her youngest Is shown in re
port just by the United STATES Department Of Labo
through the Chlldrens Bureau. describing the employ
ment-certincate system in Wisconsin. This report is h'
fourth OF series dealing with the administration
child-labor laws previous reports having SUMMARIZE
methods OF administration in Connecticut Maryland an,
New York
In Wisconsin the State Industrial commission has
troll the OF employment certificates
the Inspection Of industrial establishments 1t has genera
supervision the officers granting working permits
and also has sole authority appoint these officers This
centralized authority strengthened by the commissions
power interpret legislation through its rules ana
regulations, which legally binding. Moreover the
commissions werk OF protecting children from Illegal
employment is made effective by its power to bring
civil action instead OF only criminal for nearly all child
labor yoatons the employer may thus be made TO tes-
tify and 10 produce his records.
Children between "a and II years OF age must secure
permits before they enter industrial employment and
are afforded special protection in their work This is
higher than that prevailing most States All i'm
porant cities and towns in the State maintain vocational
schools at which part-time attendance OF all employed
children between "a and II years OF age compulsory
The industrial commission is represented the Board
for Vocational Education The apprentice laws requiring
in connection with shop experience certain amount Of
formal Instruction. together with the vocational school
system give Wisconsin unique opportunity for leader
ship in the vocational training movement.
In spite OF It's many advantages the Wisconsin law has
weak points, the most serious being that physical
examinations Of children entering industry not re-
qulred, however, such examinations now inside
daory in the largest city Milwaukee by order OF the In
dustrial Commission
Tho possibility OF child working without permit is
reduced TO minimum by exceptional provisions of the
workmens compensation law child OF permit age be
injured while working without permit or in a pro-
hibted occupation, his employer must pay three times
the compensation ordinarily required and he cannot
tect himself from this additional through
The fear OF this clause and the operation Of the mini
mum wage law have resulted the Industrial commission
reports in decrease in the number OF employed children
The number OF employed children likely to be decreased
st further through the operation OF passed at the
1921 session OF the Legislature
Evening journal., 1921-09-21

Diabetes is invariably the result OF
impaired nutrition-this results in an
excess Of sugar in the blood and fall
ure Of the food TO nourish. hence a
gradual wasting away while eating
well.
The most satisfactory results have
been obtained in combating Dia-
,betees by observing certain dietary
rules and the judicious use of War
ner's Safe Diabetes Remedy.
Following is a letter from a CRATE
full user:
This letter is the best proof that
am still alive. Your medicine is a
miracle to me. My weight was re-
duced from 157 to ia pounds when
I left the hospital. 1 left there Aug.
9Th in despair. Hundreds of people
that knew me said I would never
live to return to my studio. After
leaving the hospital saw your
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GEORGETOWN SCHOOLS
TO PLAY FOOTBALL

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Sept. 21.-Foot-
ball teams are being organized by
the high schools in lower Delaware
and some OF the squads already have
started practice. Some stiff games
are looked for on the Sussex county
gridirons within a few weeks. No
doubt games will be played with
some OF the Eastern Shore elevens,
including Salisbury, Cambridge and
Easton.
Seaford and Bridgeville, old rivals.
will clash on October Z, and on the
same date a game is scheduled to
take place here between Georgetown
High and Milford. Milford is plan
ing to have a fast eleven this year
The successful team is expected TO
compete for the championship OF
the Peninsula in the secondary
schools.
Evening journal., 1921-09-21
WAITING FOR AMERICA.

A TIEN1uoN Of famine sympathzers is directed
IN towards Armenia, where It is asserted 10000 Ar
menans are at the point Of death for lack OF food.
It is not the drought the failure OF crops this time
that is responsible.
Turkish occupation OF the Armenian territory coupled
with soviet invasion the causes that have brought
about the terrible state OF affairs.
II is said that ii0 towns have been deliberately razed
and the homeless inhabitants sent to camp the fields
Those poor people need and deserve assistance. and
quite likely the United States will be called upon to or
ganze and distribute the necessary relief not because
this country is in any way responsible for the condition.
advaniageously located to extend aid but be-
cause Europe has formed the habit OF calling upon the
United states whenever there is need OF charity.
The League Of Nations, OF course done nothing to
alleviate the Armenian situation although its activities
are directed by its European members
Neither has any individual nation taken steps to pre-
vent the Turk and Bolshevk armies from wreaking
devastation Armenia.
Great Britain has mandate in Palestine extensive oil
interests in Mesopotamia and always seeking to extend
her influence in Persia and Aghansan which are not far
distant from Armenia.
Yet Great Britain looks on with composure while the
half million Armenisns starve. apparently awaiting the
time when the American Relief Administration will take
lup the work Of salvation.
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Editorial Opinion
STRIKE VOTE BOOMERANG.

STRIKE VOTE BOOMERANG.
From the New York Herald
Sincere friends Of organized labor
cannot but deplore the methods
brought into play by the leaders Of
railroad shop crafts organizations
at the Sunday mass meeting OF shop
workers in Chicago. Before even a
single ballot was cast In the recent
referendum on the wage cut which
went into effect last July the union
leaders knew that. no matter what
the result Of the ballot strike was
out Of the question. The whole thing
was pure bunk. Now that the vote
has been taken. the leaders recog-
nize It for the boomerang IL was
bound to be and have been compel
led 10 find excuses to defer the strike
which the shop crafts have voted.
The union leaders return to their
familiar quarrel with the United
States Railroad Labor Board and
use Il as an excuse for waiting until
the opportune moment for strike.
This, Notwithstanding that the Labor
Board. against which the organizers
are aiming their guns. went TO the
fAAlfHlG AAlHAA RAilN last NNAhl AeAN "a
ruling in favor Of the reinstatement
Of two shop officials on the Butler
County Railroad in Missouri who
had been discharged because they
Joined the same union Of which the
men under them were members.
The Labor Board is at work on
decisions which will fix the working
rules to be employed by the rail-
roads in place of the uniform ma
tlonal agreements now in force. BY
It's decision on Saturday and in pre-
vious decisions interfring with wage
reductions by the railroads. the
Labor Board has shown that Il al
ways has foremost in its delibera-
tions the workers themselves.
Railroad workers are not such
dullards that they will fail to ap-
praise at its full value the attitude
and performance OF the union lead
ers at Chicago.