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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Harden sill Retains
Faith in French Justice

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'"S 'noeF 'Ae 0'anolez OF h's disar-
~ ''"''' WIS Sill SHINING al 'ress
N''e'e.'' S'0f'sS "Hen J ASKED nm 'ats
question
oe'0.e 'Ae war YOU we're F'aneo-
p100e. 40" YOU deP'ore TIE exeeeses
% CERTAIN journalists who make pol
''F G '1eono'''a'.0n between ne Two
countries impossible DO you, chen
Recognize tna'' contrary TO the a'ser-
'oNS OF numerous German p''sr'ists.
a. wrongs are not on re side Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

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firearms occ.s;oneo ov -hs ne
unlicensed purchase Of pms ne
movies" sad cheap l3-sra.nre ~ ~
blamed fer lie crime ssve Former
Director Goron q the Public Security
says: Il. . quite ra.1rs. ia. tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

PARIS. September 20.
r. The western outskirts o. Ber.
liz. among the pines Of Gruene.
II wald, rise numerous villas, The
residences u fortunate Ber,iaers
II : there whe,e Macmillan N-seien.
the famous German pamphle,eer, re-
sides. His house. surrounded win 81 Oh
Trees, is silent ard agreeable ret-.at
where he can Jorge. the years ne Ter
merry spen, II the Prussisn sortres4es
e>piating his crimes Of high treason.
In that time there was no ,ria' ng
with tie Hohenzollerns, ana Hayden
raia dearly for the SIP. oe his und,s-
ciplined pen. Maurice DeSobra. IN tx
Figaro writes:
wen. TO see hin ne Cher lay. Tor
had TO. met him Tor steer Fears.
anc wanted = Know ms opin,oa
OF tie situation q vaaou;shed Ger
many Harden. whose courtesy is per
fect. received NE nost amiatly in his
study strewn WITH books and papers.
fetcre MS portrait painted by The
famous Franz Won Lehnbach. and The
CO vases OF the mos, roted impress
sionis.s, such a LieberraaHn. Slevoct
ar Ieistiao0, We revived oar already
ok memories Of the tine when Vii
Ham II. on inspecting the exposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

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a. ing
6 = 6 - y
30. 49,. {
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,
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80 s''' 'e@o ms masaer ! ran II
The newspapers. France IS passing
through al UNPRECEDENTED ..-o. -
,,s, .,,...
'''''' ''S A~
--'' '''i"s . . ''-s-s' 3 'aoo psEeho.oty
n criminal contagion ard whitn Poke
Com fniSsioner Fnreh.-r 5e x.ar. >
French nreeec.-v.o,,ls -r.A-4,.. 49,.
III ''''4e
rance 5 haTins hef crime waTe- 4
murder n train has nc. been uacoa,-
no- since 9 TIM e c.,-,;,s,. ..a1s
sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

III = : :
I'd for Allied ships which s.rew
& the bottom ef the NORTH Sea
and fhe English Channel may
v attempted on large scale in the
Eear future + an invention recently
p.sced at The disposal OF til. British
Admiralty proves u be practicable in
de-p-sea salvage operations 1t IS be-
l.eved that me device n1ey recover
muea OF the loss n steel and metals
caused b. the Submarines II is also
probable that il may. "a some extent.
replace tire deep-sea dive
The submarine electro n,z gne." il.
cotagonsi in shape, three feet in With
between the opposite sides; two md q
hat inches II depth. weighs seven
hlndredwe;ght- and 5 strong enough
70 If sixteen tors Of metal In sal
wage work three magnets will be en-
p,oyed simultaneously. n order 70 get
good sold on ne larger sections Of
amor plate
Gigantic searchli9h.s will frs. be
turnsd On the wreck. and after the
vessel has been blown to pieces BY ex-
p.osiyes -he magnets Viii go down to
search for anchors. chain cable. and
pieces OF natal. The power viii be
Sufficient 70 raise all fragments Of
metal. even though they be encased in
wood
The mechanical Divers pos.bil.tie.
were deusonstratsi recently at an ex-
hiDition ~ the Albert Decks. Silver
town, attended b. representatives Of
the British Admivalty. re Por, of
Lordan Authority ard IRE salvage anc
snipbuAding companies Into thirty
six feet OF water were thrown se9en re-
.iee orders weighing two tons. some
xaz cylinders, castings, section Of
railgsy switch and otte- metallic OBJ
iecss.
Swung by crare, ne magnet eireo
ani. 70 the amszemer. OF the wit
reszes. came up with tire steel cirders
glued 10 is under side. TIE operation
was repeated urtil the Last piece Of
metal had beer re.sed
Al one stage IN the demonstration
there ~ss lively competition between =
human diver ard the diving magnet
The stse! railway switch. owing u is
peculiar shape. eouie not be located
until = DIVER mad gone down and placed
the magnet n contact with the rails.
The magnet il not intended 70 sup
plant divers. said Mr. Neale. head Of
'ts NeaIe Magnet Construction Com
Tan5. n charge Of the development, Of
TIE Invention 81. will be Of value
casesy - eases o. wrecks IN deep
Fa'ez. c. s.lted ay. where divers can
sot 20
~ wa also bs ased for losdgng Aua
s~l9a 'tsg vseseis. disehR-gsnr metallic
eres iifsinx machinery and fsad.n
s@rf e~ct.a1s tram rolling ra.lls. 4
eorg~ y sl4tsea amsert.. a. pres /
re. 70 volts. supplies sns 5oves.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

silesia should De neutrslized under IN
tcrnational control
The famous Pamph,e.ee- VAS silent.
VIC took third cup Of tea and n es-
plor'ng III books Of his library ve for
pot the contingencies o. The present
hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Many Menaeing Dangers
Predicted for Future

"bu: what 60 you. then, ,hins Of the
'n'u-e - asked. Where are these
fesct.0nary tendencies gong to LEAD
Germsny-r
4 sec in the immediate future sew
era rensciag dangers: the possibility
Of the fail CT the With Cabinet. whose
hscsl policy WI raise te-n2eS.s. the
bad hsfves. ~nd dear bread mex, w;p-
ter me Increasing nate Of France
The Na;ionslists are becoming alarm
.ng To M mind there IS lit.ie hone
Of seeing The democratic spirit taking
root ia Germany. unless the Nation
ai'sis have had the opportunity to
demonstrate 10 the people their inpo-
'enee IN taxing over the reirs o. tn.
govern men.7
And the division o. Upper silesia7"
This division would be nisfo-tcne
Tor the so'vency OF Europe. The Ger
mar government has persuaded ,he
people 'Ast ine olehiseite woala rjv.
nc whole c, Slle,iA. TIE pro.aect 81
the division Of shesc territories vi,i
e'sTy"heTe arouse patriotic fury and
pc 'ne cause u troubles ! think III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

Lives esf Chancellor and As.
sociates Threatened and
Plots to Overthrow the
Government Are Revealed

-EHLIN, September p.
"N LLRf- = 70 use denying .hz. {
or.s.s of tae most pronounced
sor. nov exists IN Germany
Ire republic is by no means
s.c-re
The murder o. Her Erzbereer IN the
Back Forest. Aug1st IS, was only the
most sensational Ct n.arv murders
openly attributed 10 those Influences
which are ln,ncsl 10 the republic and
onquestionsbly friendly to the re-es-
Enlistment Of some form OF mon
srchy.
The ASSASSINATION Of Erzberger has
been formally accepted b. President
Ebert and DR.. Wi-th. mis- Chancellor.
as The challenge Of the influences which.
Ii they could, would-or perhaps Il
better way 70 pr, It may De. If they
can. wiil'-restore the ancient order
and the Kaiser.
That these officials Of the new regime
sra greatly worried by the murderous
activity O. the reactionaries il indi-
csied by The fact that since Erzberger's
v'olen. end they have been suppress.
ing newspapers and magazines upon
eli sides.
Among those suppressed FOR four
teen DAYS" are the "Deutsche Zeitung"
ard the "Deutsehes Tageblatt" two Of
the best known in Germany. They are
reactionary. rot "-ed'
The proclamation to this end. issued
~ the President, authorizes tbs pun
ishmen, Of any and all persons con-
neetei with any publications working
for the overthrow OF the republic, and
from hundreds O. blank walls and
official bulletin boards II has been torn
down oy fingers Officially unidentified,
but III general way. we'll known.
Reactionary Meetings Are
Held Despite Orders
Public meetings whose object can be
even suspected - De the restoration OF
the Old regime are prohibited under
heavy penalties ranging upward to
what would have been q quarter OF
million dollars fine if the mark had
maintained It's old value in exchange
Imprisonments provided 10 accompany
these fines are fixed at various periods,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

l.she rsme does not figure n otflc.al acts
All your p.ea.po.eatiaries were nlonay-
& SIS who secretly wanted the return
q II former regime.
The o.rsla.aso - ro,o l.;.i -.:i.
cas- himself ro,ne~or sna w., ~
sr~s 80 ~. ~.s =; 4 ,t A,''E, ''s
when All the uixe. 90 H. ,';,,;.-a.-
bankers rssor, in mons nro.es.I,a
The c.aufssU-s e. .ss;r ana.
mobiles e~en sometimes w,ar c-a,,
aforod ros arm, Ths sya;ss,-s ~
t,e;. re,,ese,,as -. ,.,,~.s..,s
Thousands o.. noxtsl cs~ .he -
q the new e,on;re :. tte a.. ,ybo
VIII shoe TIE hoofs O., +bs ..eed 80.
,..ynpbsn- C;e,r.s,p coon .-;l, ~,,.,..
araju T,s seoo,a s,n - 49,
sovereign. prosecuted <or 10 or.'.,o
O. escaJ evasion oe.s ,r <.-;.A -;a,o..
lous fne sud -hs s,olo..;as =. .,..o..,.
T. r
..A ''''''' u u ne '''s
* 11a1a...,,, a'''s' 'Ae st
''Y''7 'A'''si''s' VINO care 70 tear
.sn,.;., 49, A'''' III 'he
family, "a '".'e
!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Mental Contagion Blamed
I or Crime " ave in France
Scientist Attitudes series of
Brutal Murders and Rob.
berries to Reports

FARIs. septeIa 81 70.
~ UY De MAUPASsA.IT oscs
wrote ,he story e q murder
- n train. Dut me famous %
Herr q Fra1ce was writing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Big Mague: May Be Used
To Raise Allied Vessels
Submarine Invention Passe-
Salvage Test Of the Brit
ish Admiralty
LONDON, Septer ber 2

ISHING with subsn anime magnets
Ed for Allied ships which strew
& the bottom ef the Norsh Sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Bavaria Regards Herself
As Savior of Germany

Bgysria regards herself as the posi-
be savior q what she denonlinstes
zeal German IDEALS" cltade. o. tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
lmperlalists Menace Germany, Says Harden

PARIS. September 20
r The western outskirts o. Ber-
b LIZ. among the pines Of Gruane-
n wald, rise numerous villas, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

"NLERE = 70 use denying thu. a
crisis OF the most pronounced
sor: no. exists IN Germany.
TIE republic is by no means
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
Statesmen Wanted

WANTED--G statesmen. neat appear
Ing. experience unnecessary. In
uu,re at IL A ST Northwest Ask for
Mr Dollard g-l-p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Office Of Clerk. Carter County,
Oklahoma, August 4th. 1921.
Bids will be received for the con.
struction Of one steel bridge with
concrete piers. approximately 60 feet
in length, over Caddo creek, about
four miles north Of Ardmore Okla
homa. Steel for said bridge will be
furnished by County on location.
There will be u special meeting Of
the Board Of County Commissioners
Cf Carter County. Oklahoma, on the
10th day of August, 1921, for the
purpose Of letting contract for the
above mentioned bridge.
Plans and specifications Of said
bridge are now on file in this office.
sealed bids will be- received until -
o'clock p. m. August Goth, 1921. All
bids must be accompanied by cert.
Ted check or other security In the
amount of ten pe cent Of the bid
y;hich shall be forfeited to the county
on failure to execute bond as here.
matter provided. The party to whom
said contract j. awarded shall exc.
cute to the county a bond In the
sum Of the amount Of the contract
to become void upon performance Of
Tie conditions set forth IN said con.
tract. Twenty per cent of the con
tract price shall BE- Retained by the
county until the contract Is complct.
cd and the work accented The COM
mssioners reserve the right To- re-.
iect any and all bids.
JOE r. TAYLOR. Chairman.
NJ r. PIERCE.
ROY NJ. JOHNSON.
County Commissioners.
CLARENCE HARRIS. County Clerk.
(Sean
published IN Daily Ardmorcite Aug.
., 6. :, y. 9. 10. IL. le. 10 ana IL.
1891.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
Business Opportunities

WE HAVE some good towns open
In Oklahoma and Texas FOR the es-
tablishing of window Bakeries OF the
same kind now importation at : \
street. northwest. Ardmore
Any one desiring tu invest In "A
real money making business and ,ht
the same time serve all the people.
may call and talk this over with
T.. o. Tankersley at the adove adj
dress or write to n. o. llowle at
Gushing okla. THE PERFECT
SYSTEM BAKERY CO T-Tp
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
WANT AID
fant Ad Rates for the Daily Ard
Roreite and the Daily Press

y want ads will run in both papers
ne Daily Ardmoreite and the Daily
ress-two papers-at the one price.
One and a half cent per wo.d each
)sertion. A minimum charge of 80
bnts made for ads run one day only,
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potH pupeTS.
words, one time -----S. 80
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y words, six times ------.-- los
LOSING HOuRS-All want ads to
tart in the Daily Ardmoreite must be
B the office by 10 O'Clock week days
md Z o'clock p. m. Saturdays for Sun.
|ay's issue. If received after that
|our ads will be run too late to Class
~. All want ads for the Daily Press
bust be in the office by 3 o'clock p.
,. on the day before ad is to be run.
II want ads are cash. Advertisements
|aken over the phone are accepted
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rdmoreite-Press will not be respons.
Pile for errors unless copy is handed
"a at our office.
Eopy will be received by mail pro-
ided sufficient remittance for definite
umber Of issues Is sent. Acknowledg.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09

FOR RENT room house, east front
Suitable for two families lO9 X
street northwest. Phone 1911 6-3A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09

For quick results use Ardmorcite
Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-One 1 room house. Phone
1888. 9-6-P
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
Real Estate
N e w Modern
H@HaA@s

Six big beauties, the la-est In ar
Cfitectural design. built for perma'i-
ency, comfort, convenience, with style
and beauty combined-your fondest
hopes and anticipations may be rea.
lized by the purchase Of one OF these;
New brick, large rooms, break
fast room, bath, pantry, closets,
built in effects, mantel, three rooms
in oak garage and servants house
corner lot fine location, south
west.
Two story, room modern dwelling,
taree rooms in oak, beautiful mantel,
built in features, 4 large sleeping
rooms, garage. good location.
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rooms, breakfast room, bath, pantry
hall, large closets, nice mantel, three
rooms in oak, garage and servants
house, corner lot, good location.
Fine ) room bungalow, breakfast
room, bath. pantry. beautiful man
tel, large closets, three rooms in oak
extra we'll built and pleasing in de-
sign, good location.
Large Duplex II rooms. all modern
convenences. good lot, fine location
on Broadway southwest.
New 10 room modern home, only
L blocks out, big corner lot and good
lucatio
Prices and terms on application. w.
will take pleasure in showing III
property. Now is good time 10
buy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
Miscellaneous

YOU CAN now get desirable board
and room at 1876 c st. $. j., for
$3.50 per week --- 9-3-P
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09

LOST-Dark Jersey male. reward for
Information Phone 1901. s-i-p
LoST-Bunch of keys IN postoffice lob
by. last night. Finder please phone
W. s. f'raley 546 or 2sOl and get
liberal reward S-iA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
The Beasts Of the Field and
the Birds of the Air are
the Original Instructors in
Home Owning.

We have some up-to.date homes
that are located In the best resi-
dence section OF the city and the
prices are In line,
We offer a beautiful six room
brick bungalow with hardwood
floors throughout, fire place,
breakfast room linen closet,
built.in kitchen cabinet. etc.
Garage. driveway and beautiful
terraced LOT II YOU want "a real
home let W. show YOU this one.
Wonderful east front five room
bungalow. Nice lot. Fireplace
and book cases. A real little
home. and the price IL In line.
A beautiful two story brick home
with hard wood finish Base
ment. storm cellar. two fire.
places. \ home that viii please
the most fastidious. Located
southwest. Price and location
given on appointment.
We also have some beautiful
building sites and prices to suit
all purchasers and can make
YOU a loan to build with II YOU
prefer building. II II IL any
thing In the way OF home that
you need or II you are rontcm-
plating buying. We win appre.
cfte quoting terms and prices.
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Wanted TO Rent
Wanted To Buy

WA ANTED-Spcond hand bath tub
Must he In good condition. Phone
i2i or SOC.
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Boarding Houses
Financial

BARRELS or MONEY to loan quick.
~ on choice farm land ollie W.
Anderton. over Frames Drug store.
T.sG.llt
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TWO light house keeping rooms to
responsible couple without children.
Rent reasonable. III f. street north
west. SPA
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For Rent-Rooms

TWO room modern, nicely furnished
apartment; close in. Phone lS47 or
1890. S-3A
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FOR RENT-5-room house, modern,
Phone 1Sl4-R.
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r. G.. McKIDDY
Phone %. 1861 West Main ;
IN
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
II O I'M IS For S ale

dandy eight room modern home
On Fourth Avenue southwest, large
double garage. driveway and all mod
Crn built-in features, price $500, easy
terms
one of the best : room modern bun
galows In Ardmore on McLish Ave
rue. corner lot. garage and driveway,
hardwood floors all latest builtin
features, price and location ON appll'
cation.
A six room modern bungalow on
West Main street. near *, garage
lot 62Xl0S. price $1,000. easy terms
4 six room modern home on u
street northwest, close in. house suit
able for two apartments. price So
COO terms arranged.
large seven room home on
street northwest, on pavement, east
front, garage and driveway, lar+"
shade trees. this is real hone,
price $1,000. terms arranged.
\ six room modern brick home lo'
Gated in southwest hasement garage
and all modern features. this Is a good
buy at $3.50
4 dandy little four room bunsa'
low ON street northeast, east from.
water. gas and lights. price $1,000. can
be handled for $500 cash.
\ large four room modern bung
low on 4 street northeast, near ION
Ave. price $4,000, very easy terms.
\ five room modern bungalow on
X street northwest. near Third ave-
nue. east front, price $4,000, can be-
handled for $500 cash.
See us for vacant property in any
part Of the ci;y. We can arrange terms
and help you get money TO build,
GWiII0G az HALL
Phone $50. 800 Simpson Bldr.
up
FOR SALE-New modern room
bungalow. northwest, S3,6OO; $1,000
will handle. Phone 2lSG s-3A
BUY a HOME. Buy from Yates, the
Earth Man. Get q square deal and
q bargain. 9-7A
TO TRADE.-Good second hand prop,
erty. for farm property Can lblG.
g-a.p
Wanted TO Rent
WANTED TO RENT--or lease Hotel
or boarding house ~ to 10 rooms.
J. r. Ryburn, a2g a. ST., north
west. zap
Wanted To Buy
WA NTED-S Second hand bath tub
Must he In good condition. Phone
i2l or Soc
Boarding Houses
BOARD AND ROOM Tor two gentle.
mon. nice cool south room In ptl.
vate home. 7O2 Nor,h Caddo Phone
iSig.R 1gi'
Financial
uAppEt = ng MONEY ta tnnn suirk.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-07

ing, and the almost inn
mediate decision Of the
railway men to JOIN the
transport workers in supporting the
miners, today Great Britain is tremb.
ling on the edge of an Industrial
preclpice.
Lloyd George who had attempted
meditation, announced the complete
rupture of negotiations TO the house of
commons, adding the significant state
ment that the issue raised was much
wider than that Of wages This was
interpreted as meaning that the gov
ernment and the miners to all intents
and purposes We're again at grips ov-
er the old question Of naturalization
of the mines
Some ray of hope appeared in the
subsequent debate in commons when
Chairman Clynes of the parliament
tary labor party and others pleaded
with the prime minister to call the
miners and owners again together.
neither side offering conditions as the
basis for the re.Opening of negOtia.
tions. \ member Of the miners exec
utiye body declared the miners were
willing to negotiate on this basis and
then debate generally showed de
sire TO make every effort to bring the
contestants together again.
The government continued it's prep
arations to meet any emergency with
the employment Of all facilities Of the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-07
GRAVE RESULTS Are
FEARED AS RAILmEk
Join Mines WORKERS

London, April 7.---With the breakdown of the
conference between the coal owners and the strk-
ing miners concerning the wage dispute this morn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-07
THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight
and Friday; colder TO.
night.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-11
Z LOKAUTU BUDOWLA-
NEGO.

Czfonkowie chicagoskiei Rady
robotniczych zwiazk0w zawodo-
wych W przemySle budowlanym
oswiadczyli gotowoSc zgodzenia
sic ma to, ably spor ich z kontrak
torami, kt6ry doprowadzif do O.
becnego lokautu, zakohczyc dro.
ga arbitracji i powo@ac ma Sc
diego rozjemczego burmistrza
Thompsona. Mic jednak divine
go, re wobcc wyboru talliego pa
ia ma arbitra, kontraktorzy o sa-
die rozjemczym ME chca nawet
sIuchac, gdyz sprawa jest zbyt
Powazna, ably rozstrzygnlecle JeJ
powierzac W rece tego gatunku
czfowieka.. Sekretarz The Build
ing Construction Employers AS
sociation zaznaczy} jednak przy
tenn wyraznie: YNigdy dotych-
czas ME proponowano nam arbl-
tracji, lecz gdyby powolano do
tel funkcji jakas nieuprzedzonaa
osobe ely wydzial, sadie, ze ME-
ma kwestji, IL sprawa Gala dala-
by sic szybko zafatwic."
Thomas S. Kearney, prezeS
Rady robotniczych zwiazkow "a
wodowych W przemySle budow--
lanym, podkreSla, IL zgodza sic
one ma arbitracje burmistrza'
przyczem dodaje: