davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
BENCH s

Beginning at Cor s. identical with Cor. Treasure Bench this survey. limestone 24x12x2 ins '. F ins. in ground. chiseled. 1-B 5. 4-T-12SO with earth mound along side. for Con. fr~-r which U. s. L.. NJ. Sur. 1900 bears N. 47 deg. 50 min. F.. 1863 51 f.: thence s. 25 deg. or min. F. 137s.4 1t. to Cor. ? not established. identical with Cor. 3 Treasure Bench this survey, from which a witness Cor. limestone 24xsx6 ins.. F ins. in ground. chiseled W c 2-B 5. 3-T- 12s0, with earth mound 2t ins. base. IS ins high. bears N. 2o deg. or min. W 50 f: distant: thence from true Cor ? s. 39 deg. 44 min. W. 63s.5 5 it.: thence N. 24 deg. 59 min. W. along line 3-1 Bench 4 this survey. 1923 it.: thence N. 35 deg 22 min. F.. 661 fl. to place of beginning Con- tainins an area of 17.S6S acres.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27

des. Soi: min. N. Longitude 1855 deg. 3l min. w.
 THoS. McGANN
 Register Publish-July 9. Is. g. 90. Aug. $, IS, 20. e7. Sept. 3. 1921.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
TREASURE BENCH

Beginning at Cor. 1. a lime stone 26N6x6 ins.. 12 ins. in ground. chiseled. IT 12s0. with earth mound 2t ins. base. IS irs. high alongside. for Cor. 1 from which Y. S. L. NJ. Survey 1900 bears N. 54 deg. 24 min. E. 1o75.2 ft.: thence s. 34 deg. 03 min E. 1273 it, to Cor. not established. identical with Cor. Florence Bench, this survey. from which a witness Cor. a limestone 24xSx6 ins.. 12 ins. in ground. chiseled, W C T.2-F-i2So. with earth mound 24 ins. base, IS ins. high alongside. bears N. 3i deg. 03 min. W. 50 1t. distant: thence g. 35 deg. 24 min. W. s42 fl. to Cor. 3 not set. bein~ identical with Cor. ? Bench 5 this survey. with witness corner previously de- scribed: thence N. 25 deg. or min. W. along line 2-i Bench 5 this survey. 137s.4 fl: thence N. 3s deg 1& min F.. Sio r.. to place of beginning. Containing ar area of 19. .949 acres,
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that n. Basil O'Connor. whose Post Office address is East Orange. New Jersey, naS through Geo. D. Schofield. his duly authorized Agent and attorney in-fact. whose Post Otice address is Nome. Alaska made application in the United States Land Office. at Nome. in the Territory of Alaska, for n Unit ed States Patent for placer mining claims known and described as Bf.R- ING GROUP placer. NOME GROUP placer and O. K. ASSOCIATION placer. on Penny River. in Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Territory of AL aska, being under Mineral Survey No. 1902, Said mining claitns are more particularly described in the field notes and plat of the otNcial survey ohereof now on file in said Land Office "s follows. to-wit:-
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
MINERAL APPLICATION
 No. O4c5

U. s. Land Office, Nome. Alaska.
 July s. 1921,
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
MINERAL APPLICATION
 No. 04O6

|. s. Land Office, Nome, Alaska.
 July S 1921.
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In the United States Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Second Judicial Division. Cape Nome Precinct
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27
rNoS. MeGANN

Publish-July 9. IS. 23. 30. Aug. s. ts. 20. 27. Sept. 2. 1921.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-27

Publish-Aug. 27. Sept. 3. 10, IT. Is
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Long Island.

REAL FARM BARGAINS AND ACREAGE.
Six acres of fine black soil, level, main
medium soil, near station, 81 500: 40 acres,
best soil, fine wood, $500. Sarms.-sls
acres. corner, 8 room house, barn. a bargain,
So 500; acre farm. 5 room house. IS 500; 10
acres, Al soil. rooms, barn. $I2 500; 40
acres. on 3 reads. good buildings. $21 900;
100 to 200 acres, State road. $3.50 per acre.
T.. LJNSER MINEOLA, l.. I.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

SMALL store and basement for occupancy
February 4. Canal TO 14th, west or La
fayette: eolid flooring; state rent or no
notice taken. Il i149 Herald, Fulton st.
TEXTILE artist desires space In art studio
or kindred line: vicinity Madison square.
Y 227s Herald, Herald SQUARE.
WANTED FROM OWNERS.
Lofts and buildings for storage or manu-
featuring. Have list OF waiting clients.
JOHN A. POWER,
2eo West 42d e. bryant 5a7o.
WANTED BY well known sheet metal con-
tractor office In suite. in central location
state space and price. $40 Herald, ESQ
broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
FARM PROPERTY.
New England.

$500 TAKES VILLAGE FARM.
. COWS, EQUIPMENT. HAY,
&C.. included; 20 acres in fine New England
advantages; fertile, dark loan soil.
spring watered pasture; wood. timber;
fruit; warm room brick house; 40 II. barn.
poultry house: hard to beat at 81 500; only
$500 cash. easy terms: details page IS. illus
trated catalogue, LOO bargains, FREE.
STROUT FARM AGENCY. 100 r. e., Mas
sau St New YOrl, city.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

OFFERED AND wANTED--Bedford av.
apartment house, ripe for business altera-
and cash or consider Jersey property.
Corner property, equity $4,000. Want lots
BROOKLYN or Queens, with cash, or what's
offered7
Rldgewood. N. J.--Beautiful room resi-
dence, equity $4,000. Want Brooklyn rest
dence, store property or flat in Greater New
York.
$50 FREQ and clear lots. value $1c. 800. East
FIntbush, and cash added for good invest
ment property Greater New York.
Several suburban and country places: also
farms which owners will exchange fer
Greater New York improved.
CatskiIl Mounta ins--Fine 8 room furnished
cottage, o35 acres, 5000: free and clear
owner wants boarding house or improved
in Brooklyn.
Tell me what you have and wiiat you want.
HARRY A. LEVINE. 1913 Kingston av..
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Small cash Jayment
buys new story brick building lor garage.
service station. factory or warehouse; siniti
ST. near 6do Ma9n ~ noo av erooss ss6o fr,se se
month. a.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-small cash payment
buys story and basement. steam heated
brick factory on plot 4oxl0O All floors con-
creted; electric light Price sooa asked $4,000.
$1,000 cash. or lease for $500 per month !;
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-sman cash payment
buys new story brick factory. lOOxloo;
unrestricted; land adjoining; Erie Basin
section. -
TO LEAsI1-only i2c square foot, any part
of 1000 square feet, on River and Kail,
central location Brooklyn; suitable storage
building supplies. coal. oils, lumber, &c. Z
FOR SALE OR I.EAsE-Bullding 80. 900 feet.
high prescure plant, large elevator, shell
tered shipping platform and driveway; near
Manhattan Bridge approach, and X. IL. Ter
rninals; rent SOC. foot; possession at once.
G.P. BUTTERFLY, 10 COURT. ST.
BROOKLYN. TEL. $500 MAIN:
AT Newark, N. J.-one story building.
brick and steel construction, 1ooxS0o; 40
II. head room. II. T.. siding and extra
acres land; immediate possession; brokers
protected; send for circular. ,c.r,,rr
I. g; MENDEL. SOLE, AGENT'
FACTORIES FOR RENTS, 900 square feet.
. floors 5000 feet each, . bank wants on
each floor; all or separate; modern puilding'
sprinklered, elevator, electricity. heat; Brad
ley Buildings, 18th st. and Vernon av.. Long
Island City, s minutes from Grand Central
Station, blocks from all subways. Address
a. J. BRADLEY, owner, 1ol Beeknan Ste
New York. Phone s501 Beekman.
buys former church and theatre, downtown
brooklyn 50xf00: best offer over 81 500 &C :
ctpted; mortgage ss.y or lease for sloo
per month. G. p. BUTTERFLY, 10 Court
ST.. Brooklyn, n. Y. --------
FOR sale factory. 224-26 r. SD ST.. 1900
square feet; strong. wen lighted, good cor.
dipons; elevator. heat: wired for power and
light: man on premises. h. {. DE WITT,
512 9Th az. Murray ILll 6jo5.
FREE RENT.
One-half rental pays all carrying CHARGES
four story brick factory, 50 90 square feet
Newark, N. J., at MaglSet vt. station, Penn
sylvafia Railroad: steam power, I've steam
can be bought s85,ooo; actual rental NSen
tenants % pay pay ali Carrying charges; or VIII
rent units. 800. 5000. G.Ooo square frst
WALTER J. SMITH,
1ss Montague st., Brooklyn.
HOSIERY mill in South Carolina. ladies cat.
ton hose. fully equipped ana in opsratlon
T. w. VALENTINE. 3Ta 1th av.
LOFT To LEASE.
81 East 10th st., near Broadway ~ nn1F
44x9O, Q elevators, high ceiiirgr, rffrf.a
building. Owner. WILLIAM Kff.FANNit ~
14D Broadway.
STORE, BASEMENT AND fif~f ifAH
fireproof building. 10Th 81. near hroaFr
. elevators, all Improvements; possfTs
part now and February 4. owner. WllAltla
ID. FITZPATRICK. 14e Broadwav
isC. A rOOT.
Actual carrying charge II you buy sirrg
brick factory, downtown. brooklyn. ~ 90
square feet, or will lease 3Jc. y foot. two
elevators, steam power: live steam.
WALTER J. SMITH.
129 NfonfantIe Hrooklvn.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
FACTORIES WANTED.

WANTED where possession can be had
without delay, Will purchase or lease fac
tory building. about 10000 feet. In Brook
lyn: am here TO decide N locatiou; viii
answer propositions within @f hours II pre-
sented intelligently. Reply a.lfn "wednesday
noon. with accurate description aud dlrec-
tions 20 view premises. II 1G43 Herald.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Maryiand--saIs .r Rent

FOR SALE+-Modern drug store corner and
apartment building. IN which drug store 10
on ground floor: drug store doing big pre-
scription business; on Baltifnore's most
prominent street. close to all leading hotels
nd fashionable clubs; building contains 10
furnished apartments, all rented. Apply GIG
Equitable Building. baltimore. Nd.
Mid climate, water frort farms; catalogue.
BATsON FARM AGENCY, 4se 5th av.. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.

f03 Garfield place-Parlor. basement. z
rooms, laundry. bath; electricity, steam
heat, hot water: janitor. Call Sunday, other
days after 3. Phone South Go86W.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
New Jersey.

MONTCLArR, N. ITO let, upper floor efr-
house Just built; ] rooms and bath. hard
wood floors all modern improvements. ca
or writp s. J. HORSAY, 30 Pearl II. Phons
whitehall 2I2o.
TO Lef-In the beautiful new Harding apart
rnerts. and large outsica rooms and
bath: modern throughout. elevator service.
200 Potter place. Clifton Park, Wechawkcii.
supt on premises.
z. 4 and y room apartments, ali Improve
rnenta. Induirs superintendent, and
Potter place, wcchavken, n. J. r
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
APARTMENTS 49, UNFURErgHFD
From Eattery ~ isth st., iaeiasss.

WAFff%JTNlf Ns AM
HTuufu ANNMTN
ESD NF. t0 0afNN ear alHH
teH nf "a HaN HN fI rE
tfti WNfH Uf'Nfa ~ N.Hft Ia .sss
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NH'NN Nn Hu.r. .aI
fH"H H N.F rIsf arN NH1f
fNaM #HEN ~aliNHt Aa.nNsf taf.
~ tasNsNff VA ~ snpsn ~ super.
mwef "a afNsniafs. Apr1lnfsd4ni r8f
WMts4iNlINu H4NARi.-g ro.afn kitehfneftc
~ Nrawtc~nis INV. ADsoLUTE-
nV FiEEfHn0N house elevator and lnii
HH'Nte uNtinert nna social references re-
fa irff o. ~~ ~ 80 SEQ superintendent on
FN4.aae, wa hporst Apartmorts. I23
MAErrisy rlace.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

FOR sALB-Pretty bungalow OF five rooms.
with 8 acres Of rich black land at College
TT. corn, dates, figs; fine duck hunting,
e5sser fishing. boating CoTTINGHAM, 100
N. ". hIfe Bldg. Kansaa civ -.-..---
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS
of 100 special farm bargains in N. Y. at
aboat 5000 or less. Ask for Supplement A.
1t. will save you time and money.
SLOCUM FARM. AGENCY. 141 Broadway.
THE BEST OF ALL THE FARMS
for sale in ". ", n. J. and Conn, at prices
ranging from $4,000 upward are Offered by
us. II you want a high class dairy fruit
or general farm fine country estate ask
specifically for our GENERAL PORTFOLIO
containing 752 pictures. s9
SLoCLJM FARM AGENCY, 14t Broadway.
81 600 SECURES 100 ACRE FARM,
NEAR CITY; HORSE, 8 COWS.
pigs. dogs, potatoes, all hay. corn, oats. rye,
beans, firewood, cream separator, incubator.
dairy utensils, full machinery, vehicles
tools included: income last year about 81.
900; short drive city markets.: all advan-
tages: productive, foany tillage: spring and
brook watered' pasture valuable wood. tim
Der; buildings valued $500; good house.
large piazza; substantial barn. stable. hog,
tool and 3 poultry houses: owner unable
operate, sacrifices $2.250 only 81 600 needed
easy terms: act quickly: catalogue free.
LYNDON D. BULL. Corwin Block, Middle
town NJ
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CLIENT owns nice vacant corner in West
Bronx VIII add cash for good Manhattan
or for small downtown business property;
principals. WOLFSoN, 103 Park av. (41sO.
FREE AND CLEAR.
Long Branch, New Jersey.
On Norwood avenue, residence IN
perfect condition; IA rooms, partly
furnished; 2 car garage; large plot:
price $4,000; want 10 or 10 family
apartment on West Side.
w. ]. MOCK. = E. 4oth St. n. Y.
GOOD room Gotta sc and acre land facing
street; minute street car; free and clear:
mt Baacon.;-N N. Y: ideal summer home: will
exchange for small home or other real es-
tate nearer New York Particulars Ioorl
1910. Times Building. New York city
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
HOUSES WANTED -UNFURNIsHED

wANTED-Houso. Rlvcrdala section, 2
adults, responsible. furnished or unfur-
nished garage. Address J. l.. 26l2 Hway:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. private house IN col.
orcd section Of Brooklyn. THOMPSON. 1881
Tth ay
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY.

LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY.
Shore Club on Ocean avenue, plot
f5fx500; suitable for hotel or high
class restaurant; building. In per-
feet order. 100x165: plot ~ worth
sec. 700, building cost $4,000: up
to-dnte kitchen and furniture worth
$500: total value OF Sfo5.0O0:
owner will sacrifice at $4,000:
mortgage. only 5000: want some
cash and other equity.
WILLIAM J. MOCK.
% East 40th ST.. New Yors.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Atlantic City.

LADY VIII rent apartment en Board walk,
rooms. Kitchen. bath. over holidays. or for
winter months. very moderate terms eNciu.
siye location. Write Box 1912, pofI.ANn
ADVERTISING AGENCY, Atihntir Cify, ~.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
New York. .

VIM. f. BRUSH. Auctioneer.
CLOSING OUT vENDUE of Farm Stock
and Implements
The undersigned will sell at Public Auction
on the farm known as the Powers Farm,
situated at the Franklin Square School
State road. 3 miles from Montgomery. s
miles from Middletown and milesl north
west OF Stony Ford, In the town Of Wallkiil,
1921, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M. sharp.
the following property; p,Cs ,u
~, THE EARN. s ,uo.
from stone 90 acres under cultivation, hay
and pasture land, II acres of fine wood, good
fences, lots OF water and finely located
house contains rooms, large cellars. all In
fine rhape; water in house. stationary tubs.
and well situated; main barn. 50x30, contains
stanchions for "a cows and box stalls. 4
horse stalls, large hay loft. running water in
barn: ice house. wagon house. wood shed,
hcnnery. milk house.. hog house and other
buildings; cherries, plums. peaches for fam
containing 60 trees. This Is considered to be
one of the best dairy farms in this section,
and can be seen any time before the sale.
passes three times day. Terms or farm
Ten per cont. of the purchase money must be
paid at the time and place Of sale. balance
when deed Is ready for delivery: IS. 500 can
remain on mortgage at per cent.
Fourteen head GRADE HOLsTEINs. 1a Of
which are very choice. some fresh and some
due soon. This Is fine dairy. Two fine
heifers. thoroughbred Holstein bull. Grenda
Esbee. calved April 49, 1918; sire Bette
Prince Genesta, dam Grenda OF Sunnybrook
Farm; this is o fine bull. Bay horse. kind
and true IN ell hsrness and good wind: roam
horse. kind and true in all harness and good
wind: IS very choice chickens. thoroughbred
white Wyandottes, l moving machine. hay
rake. lumber wagon, low down wagon.
seated wagon, seated surrey, milk wagon,
milk sleigh, cutter, sets double harness, )
sets single harness, plows, cultivators. har-
rows, spring tooth. harrow. corn shelter hay
shelvings.. potato hitler, hay fork, pea and
bean scythes and sticks; rakcs, hoes, saws
forks. crowbars, grindstones; IL tons oi
choice timothy hay.
TERMs-S!x months credit. months with
out interest, and months with interest, OF
all sums over $40; notes payable at the Ma
tional Bank of Montgonlery. sale rain OI
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Long Isiand.

FOR rent-5 rooms, furnished or unfur-
nlshed; choice of single or suite OF or 3
rooms; Is minutes from Pennsylvania sta
.!on, opposite Forest Hi station. Is Cont
nentai av.. Forest Hin, Long Island.
FORREST HlLLS GARDENS, l.. /.
1. and room subletsi i65 apartments. eu
rented. splendid tea room. Phone Fttzrov
0s2i. GUYOE L. Q. EARLE. Agent. 3,S
9th av.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

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An advertisement IN hs Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property
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The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Boroukh Of Quren..

ENTIRE floor of private dwelling. rooms
. and bath. paruuet floors. open fireplace IA
living room; large rear porch; garage a.
cars: only two APARTMENT
In huilding. open air on sides; rninutoS'
walk from subway station: rental, includint
gnrage, 800 per month. u. H.. box 4s.
Long Isinnd City.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Borough of Queens.
New Jersey.

SUBLET-Three room, kitchenette apart
rnent, December-May. $500 monthly. Phone
Boulevard $500, apt. -, Forest Hills, l.. I.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

COMFORTABLY furnished, light apartment,
rooms and bath; all improvements; near
Phone Waverly 5s2i. Call 1924 South Grove
St, Irvington, ~. j.
THREE rooms. cosey apartment; all con.
veniences for housekeeping; 20 minutes
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Borough OF BroolLiyn.

FLATBUSH.-rTo sunny roons, private BATH
Christian gentleman. Phone Wildwood 5s19M.
MARQUIS apartment, rooms and BATH
maid and phone service: all improvements
centrally located 1926 Herkimer ct. Lafay-
cite 100i1. Rental sS5.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
s ROOM MODERN APARTMENT.
30iS-3O30 OCEAN AVENUE,
gHEEpEHEAn nav

Parquet floors. large sun parior privst.
porch. tiled walls and floors In Kitchen
tiled baths and shower, steam, hot water
eluding gas and electric: near Brighton Beach
subway station: Inquire on prcmises. Phous
Coney Island 1855.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
connecticut-sale or Rent.

B1II. g. PIERsoN. Real Estate.
81 Atlantic ST.. Stamford. Phone 2sls.
EHORE front, stamford. Shippan Point
Old world place of an acre in walled gar
len OF trees and flowers; concrete drives,
ron gates dock: small frame house, .
pedrooms, bath, one maids room, hard
wood floors, electric light. gas. hot water
eating, tiled kitchen. electric refrigerator
rvo ear rarare. mans room: $40 900. Ap-
,ointment only. Address appointment.
room 900 Times Building.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-18
POSTAL ROBBERS
MAKE GETAWAY
(By Associated Press.)

TOLEDO. Ohio, Feb. 17.-Police
and postofffce inspectors, at work on
the hold-up of three clerks at the main
postoffice early this morning and the
theft Of several sacks of registered
and unregistered mail, admitted to-
night that the robbers made a clean
getaway. The loot, according to Post
office Inspector Diskin of Cincinnati,
consisted of two sacks of registered
mail from Cleveland, one from Wash
ington. one from Detroit, two made
up between Detroit and Toledo and
three pouches of unregistered mail
from Detroit. In an abandoned auto
mobile found by police two miles from
the scene of the robbery was a box
of shotgun shells and a SLOUGH hat
bearing the label Of a Detroit depart
ment store. The car was taken in the
hold-up OF a garage early Wednes-
day morning by three men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-18
NIAGARA FALLS
TO BE DEVELOPED
(5y Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-DeveIop-
ment of Niagara falls" water power
as a national asset" on a gigantic
plan that would assign all water now
er privileges to one individual or cor
peration, thus eliminating grants 10
various smaller interests, is urged in
various recommendations now before
the federal power commission.
Although agreeing that a compre-
hensive system of development should
be adopted, the recommendations vary
greatly as to the nature of the de-
velopment. In approving any grants,
the members of the present commits
sion, Secretaries Baker, Payne and
Meredith, are inclined to anticipate
development Of methods in the near
future that will permit the transport
ing economically of power to points
500 miles or more from the falls.
Experts have told the commission
that the Single assignment" plan
should include assignment of water
power privileges below the falls as
well as those above. Plans to COM
bine the several hundred thousand
horsepower taken from the gorge
with the millions taken from
above the falls into one project were
pIeSelLeu. Inc pans range from Tun-
neling under Goat island, which hangs
on the precipice between the Amer
lean and Canadian falls. to digging a
power and ship canal from Lake Erie
to Lake Ontario. Proponents of some
of the proposed projects claim that
the government could tax such de-
velopment a half million year and
still give users cheaper power than
they now enjoy, and leave a profit
for the corporation on the investment.
Secretary Baker, chairman of the
commission has announced that no
privileges anticipating future amend
ments to the existing water diversion
treaty with Canada will be consider
ed by the present commission. Elk
perts have told the commission that
$4,000 cubic feet additional to the co.
600 now diverted on the American side
could be taken from Niagara river
without marring the scenic beauty of
the falls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-18
KANSAS MINERS
ARE ARRESTED
(ay Associated Press1

PITTSBURG, Kan, Feb. 17.-Alex-
ander NJ. Howat, president, and Au-
gust Dorchy, vice president, respec-
lively, of the Kansas district of the
United Mine Workers, were arrested
late today on warrants charging them
with criminally violating the Kansas
industrial court law in connection
with the calling of the Mackie strike.
The arrest of EIowat and Dorchy is
the first under the criminal sections
of the Industrial court law in the
Kansas mine field
If held for trial on the criminal
charge, Howat and Dorchy will face
The Cherokee county district court at
Columbus. Imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary for not less than one year
upon conviction is provided.
'T welcome the chance for a direct
cest," Howat said.
The Mackie strike began Feb. 8 from
4 controversy over the age of a miner.
The complaint alleges that Howat and