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RomANIA 81 ARMENIA

Delegatul Rominiei in Societa-
tea Natiunilor, dl DR.. Toma To-
nescu, find imputernicit de fra
tele sau dl Tache Ionescu, minis
tru de externe, declarat, ca
pentru asigurarea Armeniei, con-
ira nationalistiior turci, Socie-
tatea Natiunilor sd trimita ,un
corp 'expeditionar, in care Rom1-
mia 81 fie reprezentata prin 5000
de soldati. Cererea a fost facuta
Rom1niei inca in conferinta de la
Spaa. Ministrul de externe re-
cunoscut totul i'm parliament.
Romdnia imbratisat totdeau-
ma cauza Armeniei, cu sinlpatie.
Armenii sunts un popor care, in
urma luptelor religioase, si-au
gasit adapost pe p6nndntul tarei
romfllesti, inca din timpul dom
niei lui Alexandra eel Bun. De
atunci ei au trait ca acasa la eli,
| la moi 81 orr de cite orr sufereau
din partea turcilor, durerea Ar
meniei a avut un ecnu plNernic
la moi in tara. Ac1aan eativa ami dl
N. Iorga d publicat lucrare ia
ilimba franceza dexpre p0poru]
armean 81 despre armenii stabi-
liti in Romirlia, care a fost ,fOarte
rasa1indita in. streinatate, de ar.
meni.
/ Deci: nici . indoialA cd Ron1i
MIA i1nbratiseaza eauza Armeniei
4 Dar nu inteiege "a faea o aven
turA romantic4, aruncindu-si os
tires in Azi4 nlies. De-sbea an
4 ieSit din r4sboi, ogtirea noastri
/ este cbositx u mai are de aucru
'l1a Nistru Si - cine ytie - post
d Tisa. D. aceea - 'ttablts =
! stea acas1 i 81 se odihnease1.
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Poporul romin, in unanimitate
Sc ridica contra intentiei de a
forma un corp expeditionar, cum
s'a ridicat contra unei inter.
ventii in Polonia.
In locul expedition aventurie-
re. care nu aduc nici un folos,
mai multa consolidate inlauntru.
Alaturi de Armenia, intelec.
tual dar contra corpului expedi-
tionar in Ashamed.
''Patria
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Raspundsri csKi aPas1.

Asupra acestei conceptii re-
varsa o lumina desevfryitoare 81
declaratiile facute ell ocazla unsli
process, de trei ministrii raspsln-
zatori cu privire Ia un co1nplot
care in Noemvrie 1919 tindea sd
schimbe sntocmirea flndaMen-
ta.a tarii Adllcem NaiesNAtil
yoastre 81 Maiestatii Sale Regi-
nei, cele mai calduroase ararl
pentru indoita buctlrie din fAmi.
! ia Regala, fata de creatorul uni.
tatii rationale, 81 Gu dorinta ca n
plin regim legal, coroane 5 tn
iDconjurat6 pentru fndeplmires
reformelor capitade de cei ma
bani iii ii Patriei, ad,Mdnd fie
ly,re, nu un insuat paluct d. ye
dees a. pastid, ci jss16a aAo'
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P,cectul de ,aspuns la Mesagiu
a. crczitiei rationale citit in
senat &c dl Paul Bujor.
SIRE.

MajestGtea Noastra poate Fl
slgnr ca intreg Senatul simte
cuvlntele patrlotlce prln carl Ma
.Jestatea Noa>tra face APPEL la acel
sentiment de solidaritate natio-
nala. care in momentul de fats.
tara noastra tutalror, find in
tr'o situate asa de grea in mil
locui unei situatiuni externe latat'
de erava, este de sigur, 'shprema
datorie ori earui suflet pa
triotic. -
Proiectele de legi. pe care lie
anunta Mesajul, sunt desigur a'b-
solut neceSare pentru consolida
Statul in atltea privinti cu totlll
noui. care all rez,fltat .pe baza
drept,llui nostru national neclin-
tit, prin actiunea plina de jertfc
armatei. prin concursul de O
srprema abnegatie a tnturor ella
se!or populated, prin -apltorul ne-
pretuit al unor a.iati de care he
leaga altaceva de cdt conveniefte
momentane, 81 prin spiritul de
dreptate al timpariali din razboiul
pornit de MAGISTRATES Voastra.
Cum trsbuie lk ~ 1uyGrnt
atstul.
Statul M se poate elverna pril
foetk si prin - ns1lkssrs. Il
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Cun1 a lucrat guvernul

Sinful de legalitate5l'a a dovedit
lnsa yuvernpl actual substituin-
du-se Partainentului in OPERA le-
gislatfva 81 1ncercind a rezolyi
marble probleme. lpentru carl abba
aJnng prloeperea 81 experlenta
tuturora prin decrete-legi, date
in baza unui parliament desfiintat
la toa-a actiunea sa, 81 aceste de-
crete-legi au continual sd fie pu-
blicate in timpul cit exista pal'la-
mentnl actual.
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provizoriu produc resentimentc
legitime carl due "a instreinarea
>Hletelor provinciilor alipite toe
mai atunci cind ammonia sMfle-
teasca este mai necesara pentrrl
intregirea trAinica 81 definitiva
a Statului.
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Incompetinta guvernului.

CompetiDfa guvernuiui iese in
evidenta prin cea mai rea admi-
nlstfare, pc care avut-O tara,
,prin dezorganizarea tnturOr SER
v.cii.or publice 81 prin cresterea
necantenita a haoeului in care sc
ahatc viata neastra economical.
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DE TEAMA UNUI ATAC.

4 -
Daca doreSti ca farmacia noa-
stra sa nu fie luat GU atac, te rog
trimite-ne alta provizie de calen-
dare Gu aeroplanul, daca e posi-
bill. Clientii nostri carl cumpara
Bitter Wine, lie cer.' Aceasta
stire am PRINT o -slin Gary, Ind.
acum cite-va zile 81 este O dovada
despre marele numar a acelOra
carl intrebuinteaza Timers Bit
ter Wine, find ca este eel mai
Ibun remediu pentru apetit, con-
stipatie, dureri de cap, 81 alte
neajunsuri de stomac. Ingradiall-
tlrl principal, cascara, sagrada,
este ,deScrisa in ENCYCLOPEDIA
Rritanica ast-fel: Este qlnul
dmtre cele mai de itreaba dintre
laxative, aceasta nu numai Gu
rata pfntecele ci actiweaza 81 ca
tonic pentru intestine 81 calt1
sd parvina notl6 constipatie."
incearca Ia fed 81 alte re medi,lri
triner: Triner's Angelica Bitter
Tonic, Timers Cough Sedativc,
Triner s IJiniment, etc. Farna-
,cistul 81 vinzatorul de medicina
are aceste rcmediuri.
JOSEPH TRIlEls1 OooRAkgY
1333N 3. A1hland Awe.
| (Adv.) CHICAGO, MI. /
c1IIyI r. xB0NA31
lA8UL - N =
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0pQzitia Ia Mepagiu

Este neyoie de o glverDare
care sa creieze bazela indiso.uDiIe
ale ineredsrii afhfliiror cetatenilor
fara deosebire de clase soc34le in
mlsiunea superioara a Statulni
stapinit de lege 81 dreptate.
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re sd am pentru Gina viitoare?' D.
~ cite ori D-ta gospodina mutt pui aceast;
lntrebare? In aceste zile de sculnpet,
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inim; calde, lumina nnor mint
alese 81 prestigiul unei vieti ne
patate.
'Patria"
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Anarhia administrative

Tendiilsele pripite de- un.Iicari
nestndiate prin care Sc inlocuiesc
oEGAnizatii administrative s1pe-
riclsre prin altele mai infArioare,
.i,asiienfal, ffrt nici IN plan u
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Cineaza pentru = II pentru I'm dollar
Corn beef 81 corned beefhaSh
Din nou reduSe

NE @ sd am pentru Gina viitoare?' De
~ cite or D-ta gospodina mutt pui aceasta
intrebare? In aceste zile de scumpett
si d" re>tricte?
Uncle Sam facut noua reducere Ill pretnl
delicoaselor 81 apetizatoarelOr carnurl Corned
Beef 81 Corned Beef Hash--care ajuta sa
resolved aceasta problema.
Felul cum aceste carnur STUNT impachetate iti
va face posbil ca sd pastrezi mari cantitat pc
toata arna.
Exceentele mncari dntre carl una ii Sc rcco-
manda aic unde de altfel e descrisa, permit
varetate pentru inreaga familie.
Mimic mai bun pentru mncarea eopllor la
scoala pentrn musafirul Garrett vine pc negin-
dite orr pentru timpul cInd nal poti merge 81;
fac cumparaturi 81 in caz ca trebue la i'll
teala.
Moane de dolar in aceste carnur sunt vim
dute de Uncle Sam in mari cantitati, facInd asst
fcl 0 mare economic acelora, carl Sc grabesc s;l
cumpcrc.
Arata pravaliasului de unde lei carne acest
anuu! 81 cumpara cantitati mari de carnnr cit
Sc mai pot g1s facnd astfel mari economii.
Ace>e carnur Sc Wind ia pravaliaSi Gu un
pret redll> 81 e va alauga la pref un cistig mo-
dest, lar restuI insemneaza o mare economic pen
tru Dumneata.
TABELA DE D1scoNTURI
Disconture pentru cumpariturlle facute dr-
pa Novenbre ID, 1920, sunt urmatoarele:
$3.50 pind la $1,000. 49,. net.
: 1,Ool PIMA la $780, ) procente
2.5OOI la 1900. 10 pr0cente
1901 1u sus.. 20 desprocente.
Guvernul plati transportul pentru cumpa-
raturi in vagoane la locurile mai departate de
% de mile della punctul de Distribute.
CUMPARATURILE IN MARE
Cind Sc cImpara pima la $50,00l 24Ic net;
'cind cumparaturile atng cifra de $1O0,OO1 2S
de procene, end atinge cifra de $50O,0O1 81
proccntc, ar cind cumparaturile ating cifra de
Sl0o0,000.O1 Sc dau 30 procente.
Gel mai mic Order acceptable de $4,000.
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INCEARCA ACEASTA MfNCAEE
Este sufficient pentru potrn persoone.
Corned Beef din cana 81 varsa Gu smirtina
2k. cutii de Corned Beef vindut de guvern
! capatina de varza, cam de un punt
l ingura de sare
Piper 81 paprica
l cupa de smintina AGRA
Tale varza in bucati mici 81 acopere-o Gu apa
intr 'un vas timp de 80 de minute.
Scurge apa 81 apoi acopore.o cu apa fiarta 81
fierbe-o timp de 80 orr 35 de minute intr 'un vas
neacoperit
Scurge apa 81 pune apo smintna, paprica,
sare 81 piper. Fierbe la un loc timp de trei mi
mute. Pc cind curechu fierbe, incalzeste carllea
in cutie. Garnea Sc pune in centrul farfuriei,
varza pc delaturi. Pune paprica 81 patrinjel
pentru al ola gust.
Ate feluri de bucate cu aceasta carne Sc ga
Sesc la pravalias.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

LOST-A suitcase between Wolf
Point and Oswego. Finder please
bring to Herald Office for reward.
35-1tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

Notwithstanding decreased wheat
crops in the United States, Europe
and India, decreases that assumed
catastrophe proportions in certain
parts of Russia.
Knowing the habits and customs of
traders, we now predict that wheat
will remain around $1.25 a bushel
until the bulk of the crop has left
the producers hands. That will be
about December. SHORTLY thereafter
wheat will rise to $1.40, and, if the
Argentine crop is not too large, to
s1.5O a bushel, meaning that the A
merican farmer will have received
5000, 900, 900 less for his output than
it was really worth.
Honestly, we can't blame the far
mers for trying to take the market
ing of their output away from the
traders.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20
FARMER AGAIN GETS SHORT
END
November Sunset)

Last October the indignant Amer
lean farmer tried to lift the price of
wheat to three dollars a bushel by
holding back large quantities of grain
from the market. Most of the hold
ers got not much more than a dollar
a bushel; the longer they held the
grain the less they got.
No second sight was needed to pre-
dict that this year every farmer
would try to rush as much of his
wheat as possible to the nearest mar
ket at the earliest possible moment.
The requirements of his creditors
would suffice to make him unload.
And it was not necessary to be a
seventh son of a seventh son to pre-
dict that the bulk of this early grain
would sell at bargain prices. 1t did,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20
Methodist Episcopal Church

10 A. M. Sunday school.
This is a growing organization.
Have a part in making it bigger and
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

FOR SALE-6-room residence, fully
modern; well located; ~Southside.
Inquire at The Herald Office. 3O-tf
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20
SALE

FOR SALE=Pure-bred Duroc Jer-
sey boars, and a few gifts of stan
dard blood. Also a fine Holstein-
Friesian bull. R. Hayes Stewart,
Poplar, Mont. 35-2t
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NOTES FROM THE MISSION
g 88s q 4

- - - -
We're very sorry to have to refuse
boys and girls admission to the school
but such is the case. We are full
having sixty-one boarders, and five
day pupils, and five or six day pupils
yet to come, who have been out thru
illness.
Our smallest children are already
showing good progress in English,
and are all very contented and happy
Our youngest is five years old.
MI. and Mrs. Moore return today
Wednesday, from Sisseton, S. D.
Mrs. Moore left over a month ago
owing to the illness of her father,
Rev. John Eastman, General Super
intendent of Missions among the
Indians of the states of Minnesota,
/ North and South Dakota, Nebraska
and Montana. He passed away at
Sisseton October 5, and was laid to
rest at Flandreau, S. D. where he
had been pastor thirty years, October
10.
The Mission Study class met Oct
ober II at the Mission with fourteen
ladies present. Much interest was
taken in the subject for the day. A
laska; its needs and its difficulties
and its esources.
The regular dates for the meet
ings are the second and fourth Tues
days of each month, but the date of
the next meeting was left open as we
want to have it when Mrs. Bennett,
President of the Woman's Board of
Home Missions, and Mrs. Louder
bough are here from New York City
on their way to the Coast. A letter
from Mrs. Bennett their
departure from New York the 18th
and probable arrival at Wolf Point
the oath, 25th or 26th. We hope to
know definitely by Sunday to make
announcement from the pulpit.
The next topic is the foreign one
Modern Education of the Women of
India"
We're very sorry to have lost two
of our charter MEMBERSHIPS. Know
lton, who has gone back to st. Paul,
Mimi, and Mr.. Kirk who has gone to
their new field, the Cheyenne Reser-
walton.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

FOR SALE-Four room house, clo-
sets and vestibule. Lot SO x 220,
barn, good well. Very reasonable,
part down, easy payments. Will
be sold with furniture if desired.
One block northwest of depot
Mrs. B. Sherdahl. 34-2tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

TAKEN UB= There camel to my
place about five months ago IN ir-
on gray mare about three years
old, weight about 1000. Roman
nose, no brand. Ernest .quist,
21 miles north, five miles east of
Wolf Point. Sec. 80 T. 81, R 48.
33-3tp
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CHURCH

Services will be held at the Catho-
lie church every Sunday. Low mass
at $50 a.. m, high mass at 1000
a. m. Father Benedict, pastor.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

10 A. M. Sunday school.
This is a growing organization.
Have a part in making it bigger and
better.
II A. NJ. Morning Worship
Good Literature Day. Sermon sub
ject, 1.-THE Searchlight."
1880 P. M. Evening Worship
Sermon subject, "The Giant With a
Wounded Heel
Special music at both services.
Have you heard our choir? If not,
while. Mrs. Conrad has been APP
pointed leader.
Monday at 1880 P. M. Rev. C. G..
Cole of Havre, the new district sup
erintendent of this district will be
present to hold the first quarterly
conference. At this time plans will
be laid for the years work. There
will be a social hour and a short pro-
gram, with Mr.. Cole as the guest of
honor. Mr.. Cole comes to the dis
trict from a successful four years
pastorate at Kalispell. He is one of
the progressive, vigorous young men
of the conference. We cordially in
vite all the members and friends of
tn echurch to come and meet him.
Tuesday evening after school the
intermediate girls class of the Sun
day schol will have a candy sale at
the church.
The high school classes Of the
Sunday school had another of their
popular parties on the lawn at the
church Tuesday evening of this week
Robert H. Allen, Minister
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

LII OHOKOH
October %
Wolf Point IL a. m.
Magnuson school 200 p. m.
Wood school 400 p. m.
Pershing School 8 p. m.
October 80
Wolf Point, II a. m.
Waska 2 p. m.
Communion Service
Filing Dies home A p. m.
November 6
Sheep Greek II a. m.
Herman Pipal's home 2 p. m.
Annual Congregation meeting
Our Savior's Church
Vida School 8 pm.
November 10
Annual Sale and Supper, Ladies
Aid of Our Savior's Church at
Coll School. All day.
Alfred Hendrickson, Pastor.
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LOST-About July 5, south Of the
river, one bay gelding, 6 years old,
brandedz-oon right hip. Weight
about 1850. Notify H. c. Mills,
Box 9O6, Wolf Point. 32-4t
FOR SALE-A white iron bedstead,
spring and mattress; also a Prime
ess dresser. Inquire at The Globe
35-2t
ANDERSON-Last summer while out
of town | left a bull terrier in
charge of Mr.. Patterson, a barber
who was living in my house. He
sent the dog into the country in
charge of a man named Anderson,
which Anderson / don't know. |
would like to recover the dog if
this comes to the notice of the par
ty having him. A. S. Felt, Wolf
Point 35-1t
FARM-Do you want to buy a half
section or section of land, about
9 miles from Wolf Point, 8 miles
from market, on real good terms?
Write T. o. Brieung, Wolf Point
35-2tp
FOR SALE-A few pure bred Ply
mouth Rock cockerels at $500
each if taken son. J. C. Yandell
35-tf
FOR sALE-Stove length dry wood
for delivery. Call on Archie Maer-
tins or phone the flour mill. 35-1tp
WANTED-Good Ford car. For sale
Groom house, city water, electric
lights, Southside. Also n timber
20 close to town. Bx 634, Wolf
Point. 35-2tp
FOR SALE-Pure-bred Duroc Jer-
sey boars, and a few gifts of stan
dard blood. Also a fine Holstein-
Friesian bull. R. Hayes Stewart,
Poplar. Mont. 35-2t
LOST-A suitcase between Wolf
Point and Oswego. Finder please
bring to Herald office for reward.
35-1tp
FARM BARGAIN will offer for
the next Is days only my 800 acre
farm 2 miles west of Sand Greek
store. All nice level land, 140
acres has been farmed four years.
3-room house, barn, granery, hem
house, fenced and cross fenced.
Schoolhouse on land. Price, $2500,
$1,000 cash, balance five years.
This is less than $500 per acre for
land that produced 20 bushels of
wheat per acre. G.P. Lamberton
34-2t
FOR SALE-Dodge car, 1918 model
in first class condition. Will take
live stock for part payment. Adj
dress Box 1922, Wolf Point. 34-2tp
WANTED want to hear
from party having farm for sale.
Give price and description. G.B.
Louden, Champaign, Illinois.34-1tp
FOR RENT-Four partly furnished
rooms with water. $500. In
quire at the Herald Office. ~33tf-1tp
FOR Stakeholder tractor with B.
bottom Rock Island plow, breaker
and stubble bottom; 16-disc har-
row. R. F. Hunt, at Light Plant.
32-tf
FOR SALE-6-room residence, fully
modern; well located; ~Southside.
Inquire at The Herald office. 3O-tf
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Morning service IL o'clock.
Sunday school 10 o'clock.
Evening service 1880 o'clock
''The Christian at His Best" will
be the subject for the morning ser
mon.
Evening topic, "The Giants"
Come to these services and bring
your friends.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

FOR RENT-Four partly furnished
rooms with water. $500. In
quire at the Herald office. 33tf-1tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

FOR SALE-Heider tractor with B.
bottom Rock Island plow, breaker
and stubble bottom; 16-disc har-
row. R. F. Hunt, at Light Plant.
32-tf
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

FARM WANTED want to hear
from party having farm for sale.
Give price and description. G.B.
Louden, Champaign, Illinois.34-1tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20

FOR SALE-Dodge car, 1918 model
in first class condition. Will take
live stock for part payment. Adj
dress Box 1922, Wolf Point. 34-2tp
The evening world., 1921-04-09
WILLIAMS GUILTY
OF NEGRO KILLINGS
ON HIS PLANTATION
Jury Recommends Mercy,
Which Automatically Carries
Sentence for Life.

CoVINGTON, Ga. April John
s. Williams, plantation owner, was
found guilty by jury here to- day OF
murder in connection with the Jasper
County peonage cases and the killing
OF eleven negroes. The jury recon-
mended mercy.
The verdict carries with It auto
matically a life Imprisonment SEN
tence.
The case went TO the jury yester-
day afternoon and the jurors were
locked up for the night after nine
hours discussion had failed TO bring a
verdict. Agreement had been reached,
however. when court convened day.
Williams was convicted specifically
of the murder of Lindsey Peterson, a
negro farmland, whose body, bound
and weighted with sack of rocks.
was found with that of another negro
employee on William6's farm in Yel-
low River, in Newton County, Just
over the line from Jasper County.
Bodies Of nine other negroes. said to
have been killed to conceal peonase
conditions have been found buried
on the farm or elsewhere.
The star witness for the State was
Clyde Manning. negro farm boss, who
testified to having thrown Peterson
into the river at Wilnamss order, the
planter having driven the automobile
in which the negroes were taken 70
the bridge. Tho defense put Williams
on the stand but not under oath.
which prevented cross-eXamination
No other witness was called.
The verdict was received calmly by
Williams though his wife broke down
and his two daughters became hys-
terical and were led from the room.
Williams appeared more affected by
his family's suffering than by the
verdict
Sentence was formally passed with
IN a few moments after the verdict
A motion for a new trial was made
on the grounds that the verdict was
contrary 30 the evidence, contrary
to the law and without evidence t.
support IT,"
The evening world., 1921-04-09
WORKERS CHALLENGE ORDER TO STRIKE:
UNION HEADS REFUSE PREM|ERS REQUEST
Rank and File From Many Points
in England, Scotland and Wales
Demand That Question Be Deter
mined by Vote of Workers-Men
Do Not Favor Sympathy Walkout.

LONDON Omitted special British
Cabinet called
Premier Lloyd George labor
aveting the general strike Tuesday.
that the latest
principal subject
Alliance
left the
where they resumed their
LONDON. April ASSOCIATED
and safety units" to-day
other
dustra of
volvng directly approximately 100000
Meanwhile
in
cessation transport
membership this big labor
organization. or
Liverpool
file challenging the
body ballotng by the men