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Evening journal., 1921-10-29
AT THE ARCADIA

At the Arcadia Theatre today
Wanda Hawley and company pre-
sent a light, laughable comedy called
Her Sturdy oak" II is a clean,
good natured thrust at romance and
the oddly OF the various couples
in the game. Walter HERS has
the title role. Sylvia Ashton and
May Kelso also support Miss Haw-
ley.
on Monday the feature becomes
Lavender and Old Lace" II is a
sentimental and a tender tale that
has been copied upon the screen ex-
actly TO the detail as Il was set forth
in the book that Mrs. Reed wrote.
The readers OF the original work are
said to number into the millions.
II has been one of the best sellers
for years and the demand for II at
the public library has always been
great.
In the role Of the old lady in
Lavender and Old Lace" is Mar
guerite Snow. She needs no intro
ducuon, despite the fact that she
has not played in pictures for sew
eral years. During the early days
Of the screen she was one OF the mosi
beloved Of the screen stars. Her
romance as a girl in the past gener-
alton and as a gracefully old woman
IN the present is tender and beauti-
ful.
Louis Bennison IS the hero OF both
episodes OF the picture-the past and
present seena owen has the fem.
mine lead in the modern story.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
ST. LOUIS COMBINES
TWO CELEBRATIONS

ST LOUIS. United Press. y
Americas greatest spectacle-The
Yelled Prophet Carnival began
here today.
In addition. st. Louis celebrated
the hundredth anniversary OF Mis-
souris statehood.
Thousands OF persons lined the
sidewalks and streets to view one OF
the largest and most brilliant street
pageants OF the Yelled Prophet since
It came to st. Louis in 1878.
Innumerable floats. beautifully coll
ored. we're in the parade.
A magnificent ball scheduled for
tonight.
The Yelled Prophet tonight was 10
crown the Queen OF Love and
Beauty in the presence Of more
maids than heretofore. Only once
in the 4S years has the Yelled
Prophet selected as his queen a cir,
who was a native-born ST. Louisian
Special displays typical OF the car.
nival season were on display in IN,
department stores. Theatres pui
pu on special shows.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
Ir you ARE WE'LL BRED .

You will, in eating raw peaches
served at breakfast quarter the
fruit. then peel It and cut into small
pieces. transferring these to the
mouth with the fingers. Apples and
pears should be eaten in the same
way.
You will not lift bones in the
fingers to eat meat from them. Those
bits OF meat which you are not skill
ful enough TO remove with the knife
you must forego.
You will. as the host who carves
offer a second helping Of meat 10
those whom you see have disposed
OF the first. but you will not unduls
press the second helping upon a
guest who acknowledges that hel
appetite is quite satisfied.
You will address the acquaintance
or stranger MY Dear Mrs. --,'
while you will address your friend
Dear -.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
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AN TIIE GARRICK

Contrary to the announcement
made last week the Garrick Thea-
tre will continue until futher notice
its policy OF having two perform
ances on Saturday night. This will
Of course hold true with this even
ing. The retiring program has
Harry Breen the rapid-fre song
writer as its principal feature. He
is a laughable player who reaps a
harvest Of laughs.
Next week the versatile Raymond
Bond and its company will offer a
comedy sketch Remnants. Mr..
Bond wrote and produced the piece
in which he also plays the principal
part. He is a musical comedy star
and an actor OF some prominence.
His playlet Remnants" is a conf
cal sketch on the efforts OF a rural
salesman 10 make a sophisticated
biase hosiery buyer OF a big New
York establishment, Interested In
his ware. The whole number !,
one of sympathetic laughter and
! constant enjoyment. Bond is ar
actor who knows how to win his
audiences.
Kenny and Nobody have an ar.
/ gument about something and the
audience will benefit in laughs wha
they expend in verbal energy. Theii
act is a riot OF merriment and quite
an unusual little sketch.
Singing and dancing and especi
ally the latter. characterize the ac
OF Genaro and Gold. This couple
have been credited with reviving th'
cake-walk and originating many o
the popular dances OF the day.
The rest OF the coming program
is divided between acts Of comedy
musical and acrobatic nature-al
the best OF the Keith talent.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
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AT THE MAJESTIC

Tom Moore is the star present at
the Majestic Theatre today He is
appearing in MADE in Heaven" an
Irish-American romance OF tn e
laughable, likeable sort that always
make for success especially when
Tom is their chief delineator.
With Tom appears Helene Chad
wick. Rene Adoree and a host Of
other capable players. Miss Adoree
is now Mrs. Tom Moore, having mar
ried the genial actor shortly after
I h e completion of MADE In
Heaven"
Beginning Monday Of next week
Sentimental Tommy" will be pre-
sonted. This is Sir James NJ. Bar
rie's greatest romance and it has
been presented on the silver sheet
better than any Of the other Barrie
tales. Even when the name and
fame OF his other works may have
faded the world will remember Bar
rie's Sentimental Tommy" as a
bright, shining gem OF quaintness
and humor.
Gareth Hughes was chosen for the
title role. He Is the appropriate
choice for the role having the boy
ish appearance and yet the manii-
ness that will allow him to play the
boy as well as the man. Tommy.
May McAvoy recently elevated tc
stardom and all because OF her work
in Sentimental Tommy" plays tn,
part of Grizel, the sweetheart OF
Tommy. Mabel Tal.aferro Is tn,
third important player. She need
no Introduction, having played in
many pictures before and in a stellar
capacity
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
AT THE QUEEN

At the Queen now playing is
"Snowblind" romance OF IN e
Canadian Rockies, presented by a
cast OF four Of the screens greatest
players. They are Cullen Lands
Mary Alden, Russell Simpson and
Pauline Starke. The story Of the
piece was furnished by Katherine
Newling Burt. Reginald Barker
was the director.
on Monday next the feature be-
comes "The Passionate Pilgrim" a
story that knocks the political ma
chine that often wrecks the happi-
ness of Individual homes. 1t is not
a propaganda picture, but one that
sets forth the fortunes Of a young
novelist into whose life tragedy
comes with a blight.
For the role of the novelist Matt
Moore has been chosen. This young
Moore boy Is one Of the finest and
most wholesome actors OF the screen.
lie has the reputation Of his name
TO sustain and a role 70 fulfil that
Is by,no means an easy one. To
him is entrusted the character Of the
novelist who against great odds re-
won for himself the fame that was
his.
Rubye De Remer, Charles Gerard
and Claire Whitney are the prin-
cipals Of the supporting company
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
AT THE ALDINE

For the last times, Nell shipman
will be seen today at the Aldine
Theatre. Market at Eighth street, In
"The Girl From Gods Country
This picture, with it's airplane scenes,
its thrilling earthquake episode and
it's daring fight in midair. just 10
mention few OF the sensational
scenes II contains, has attracted
much favorable comment and no
one who pretends to keep up-to-date
in screen matters can afford TO miss
il.
All is in readiness for the launch
, ing OF "Aldine Vaudeville" at this
theatre on Monday. In addition to
six acts OF vaudeville. there will be
offered a feature picture, two reel
comedy and the Aldine news.
For Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday. an unusually strong bill has
been arranged. "The Dancing Mas
ter" a tabloid musical comedy is the
headliner. II will be presented by
a company OF fve. all talented sing
ers and clever dancers. Florence
Dee. a singing comedienne has an
attractive act entitled. MY Dolly
and Me-" Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Emmett present novel ventriloquil
act. "A Quiet Evening at Home. D
The Royal Four. a comedy quartet,
win present a number OF up-to-date
songs. interpreted with clever pat
ter; Mohl. Jester and Mohl, cyclists,
combine comedy with some really
clever tricks and the Thompson's
Merry Trio, a day at the Zoo. The
feature picture viii be Moonlight
Follies" featuring the beautiful
Marie Provost. 1t Is the peppery
story OF a Baby vamp who could
get all the men she wanted. except
the Cave Man. who finally got her
The former Sennett bathing queen
bids a farewell to bathing suits and
dons a cute little leopard skin for a
number OF scenes in the story. The
Moonlight Follies" is from the pen
OF Percival Wilde and was direct
ed by King Baggot.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

BEARINGS FOR ALL OARS,
Automobile Equipment co.-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
Anniversary of Surrender of Lord ConuaNb Yorktown Harding

viii be tie guest of President Chandler
IN the old Presidents House on the
campus. whore Lafayette and Corn
wallis made their headquarters alter
naiely during the Revolution The
President and party then will 50 20
jamestown. seven miles away. the site
II the first English colony ia America
William and Mary, founded in 1893,
is the second oldest college IN the
country. being ranked only by Ilar
ward Among her alumni were three
presidents jefferson. Monroe and
Tyler. four Justices Of the United
States Supreme Court John Marshall.
John Blair, Bnshfod Washington and
Phillip Z. Barbour. four signers Of
the Declaration of Independence
George Wythe. Thomas Jefferson.
Carter Braxton and benjamin llarri.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

Ptts8ars kan oct is~Thc ap-
posutmens q George l.. Peck. receas-
~ international board member from
Kansas. a. aetlng president scccrd-
ina 60 reliable sources was only
temporary ana the plans contempiat-
ed The sending Of an outsider 20 As-
sume direction of the district
The new acting president j. ex-
rccted to arrive in Pir,shurg tomor-
row and immediately take charge
Peck and Thomas Harvey. acting see
cretAry treasurer. made only one ie-
mand for possess ion of The district
offices which arr occ@ried hy John
Fleming. named a. acting preslden,
Of the district under its former
status by Alexander Howat 20 serve
vhle be IS in ian With the ar
rlsai of the new acting president
deuana is expected 70 he made for
fal possession of the district office
and legal action may te resorted .a
obtain such possession
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journeycd each year TO Yorktown to
celebrate the anniversary.
President Harding. accompanied by
Mrs Harding. viii leave WashingieH
on the Mayflower. October - and viii
arrive az Yorktow non The morning Of
the 10Th. coming first 10 Williamsbufg
where the President will deliver The
principal address at The formal install
lation Of DR. J. A. G. Chandler IS
president Of the College Of William
and Mary Governor Wegmoreland
Davis Of Virginia. will preside at the
exercises. which IL is expected. will be
attended by representatives of several
European universities and Of al col.
leges and universities in the United
States which are more than one hun
dred years old.
Alter the Inauguration the President
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COUNTY TEACHERS MEET
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
Excellent Program Uaricd Ont
At Morning Session Many
Teachers Prom County
Here

Tho Count, Tea ae assocla, ol
met this morning IN annual con,ea
tioa at ,he f4ui D. church
roa,hers wore her i.om au parts
of thc count, and ife mora'ns ses
sion uas ealha- "a ana nuch good
rsahei ihere'pra
Tho meei'ne MAS oneaed a. mne
q elork ara Tue mess Vas began ~
u'c rleciitn ol ihe folowlne officer
President a ensetou Of ,fce
cent Vice pr r.sldesi Professor D O.
johnson. Nh hsi Secretary rroa
ur,r Miss Mole oho son. Guthrie
a found table talk aftef iho business
@ sclne proved interesting and H
stncuvo surfeat'oas holnr offered
A. 20 whs ~, ns should b' Haod io
produce the motel school
MIS- Nn,leW expressed hei rreaf
3 essufe with the anthusiaea dt
poyed and the uufa aeromnl.sh Il
An excellent program has hcea ar
ranged Toy uls afternoon Mf ,haa
Evar. VIII De- tie principal roakg
and many oilef good lhines afa 1rom
isrd amoag which IS community
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
CT THRIE GIRL HO\0RED
RN HER COLLEGE MATES

Gathrle CITIZENS are proud q taa
achievements o. The young people OK
this community To enumerate taf
many achievements that have been
written on the right side 81 The ledg
ot our boys and girls. would take
a volume TO say We are PROUD o.
them IS pait.ug il mild y But what
We had IN mind when We started "a
write this story Is the achievements
a one of Crthrles hffghtest anl
most charming young lalles Niss
Catherine Dean. senior az Chevy
ChasA. exclusive college FOR young
ladies'. Washington, d G. has aesin
scored IN a spirited contest she won
out handsomely and was elected
president Of the Senior class aal
president Of the student body for
1921 -s The election was b. q this
week
Miss Dean has won signal hnnors
at Chevy Chase since she mairicn-
lated al this exclusive college. and
on, Of q class Of more than one hun
dred Of the brightest girls in the
land has been accorded the highest
honors within the gih OF her class
fnafes
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Williamsburg, Va. Oct l5.-When
Presiden, Harding comes to Williams
burg on October - to deliver an adj
dress at the Inauguration Of new
president Of William and Mary college
he viii also participate in the one
hundred and fortieth Anniversary Of
the surrender Of Lord CORVALLIS at
Yorktown, Va.
Yorktown Day. while not gener-
ally observed elsewhere, is the occas-
ion Of an annual celebration at
William and Mary. in whose halls
both The British ad the Coloial armies
quarfered their troops during the
Revolution. There sas great reioie-
ing in Williamsburg when Washing
ton and Lafayette delivered the city
from its nearby foes and since then
William and Mary students have
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son twenty United States sea
tors twenty two governors thru
speakers Of the House of Represents
lives ten cabinet officers and many
representatives
WiliaIn Barton Rogers, founder If
The Massachusetts Institute Of Tech.
nology and General Winfield Se0ii
also were graduates of the school.
Yorktown. where the MAyflower ~.
land the Presidential pari- va.
place almost forgotten hy lhe wo,,d
from the time Of cornvslls s,rrendsr
until tie world war, when Il Mas mad
Headquarters FOR tho Atlantic flee, 4
marble shaft erected IN 1881 ON The
one-handredth anniversary of the
hrsli'h surrender, stands in the
center ot tho town and near the village
CONTINUED on Page 7 1
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A large aad highly apersciaslya
audience greeted the EvafYu seotass
rpn'"ft artists Friday nlsht az tha
Guthrie theatre II waa ahout ~
critical gathering os musical pa
irons a. has ever been seen At ans
Guthrie concert bat amoat from al
opening u wan vel tn hand by tha
performers, and "A the prasram pro
sfsHHaA N" vnshualaam Increased
fha artists wsrs al Abla deuos
s,falfFa pf tho hlxh ciaaa of sntss
'aumenfn now ayaiiahls and fhs
music lowers % Guthrie certainly ara
iaepy indebted % the promoters faF
such 4 sogies ~ concert a. they as
bringing 70 tha city This number
fbors them 70 he aeaers Ing 10 the'r
selections N the entertainments thsY
are bringing 70 Guthrie
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JUDGE CHARGES SINISTER
INFLUENCE" At WORK
Barnett Building Program Is
Blocked BY okmulgce Judge
Charges To De
Prohed

okua'eee 0tt chars rat
'slnis,ef ai aenee. are a. work a
am effort 10 se' > tkson namrt oat
of 0lmH's county fof ihr purpose
90 op'oifns hs sesi estate Iade
liufh 4 Nnr 10 n county coH
w da} fnid Warl crock rstos
stoaet aensee Reel mpouisnf
probate attofnes and other officials
uf lNe indian department that he
Mould fsml Is pAes on lhs soath
efs " ems Indian estate if iaehNn
iiaelt nffs peimlstea ~ buy &
home oatsld. af Ohulpe ants
creek Attorney Ward asked ms
coari 20 h. more ~ 'cific AMI des'f
nste ihe lartioa a. whom De- reforfeA
as employing the sinister nn4
enros over narnett Jndae Murphy
replied
Charges Create Sensation
"a lef % L g Matlpf " Nnaka
rso
Mu'tef peFal aHa aisni io
fhe attorney eenera
lud o NafpAia charges created 4
sensation zee declared io tf %
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pnOHI LAWS FARCE
SAYS EX-SENATOR
James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois
Tells Of the Feeling Of the
People He Has
Met

Chicago. O IL rs james Hamilton
Lewis. former United States senator
from Illinois. after an extended trip
through the cas-, and south. yesterday
brought This message 10 CHICAGO.
Business is GOOD Everywhere 7
have gone there We're unmislakahle
signs that We are entering upon an
era on prosperity
"A spirit q optimism prefades
every field Of business In the sautl
cotton prices have advanced and
placed the cotton growing industry
upon firm foundation asaln The
watchword in other southern agrl-
cultural industries has becoae in
ltiatlYe. New enterprises are being
undertaken every day " confidence
81 sue ess"
The former senator likewise gath.
ee "a from this trip that the prohibit
ilou laws have not found much fayr
with the general public in the east
and south
4 can safely prophecy he said
that these two sections OF the
country viii send at least twenty
Representatives 20 conrress this fall
10 fight ihe enforcement Of the dry
act
The serious illncss q his father.
Major John G Lewis 10 Georgia oc-
tasioned the trip
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THE SPREAD OF The
NATIONS EVIL DIVORCE
an Even Hundred Petitions Piled
III Logan County Court Dur
ing Past Ten Months A
Comparison

A4tas iAe llral len mea.bs # th
wear W marriage cenaea erre E
sued 70 tosau county IN the sam
fsr'ad an even hundred dlyofcs pau
iieas wefe Hled in district court e4u,
fhe court e.rrs These figures sha
that Lessen county marriages esfeaa
- ~ ptsr TIVE 90 nne tl,e number
uf 4stafan actions
Tire feofd ls amaa ~ cvsa d en-
map vho haN lausht h.msali Is thEnk
end aet NJ lltc Win ihs kaluais
re.es ase 20 th, more ssaas
'huHahman and mofal'si the feseiA
t'on must bring profound shoek
The cause There ia msla ,haa oae
hoi ihoughifnl men hayr sesn to the
Wofid Waf onr oi va. greatest sreu
sizes iu tho written or social mora 3
ead the dfs,mctlon 20 4 great e,
tent q those rleid rules which has
thsfeiulafa ro,cruea American home
ln
Nnuther underlying cause II thls
unhapy state 81 ft.u mas Is Il.
nnoa - np'es ioo rldleuioash
young sud lncsfuNaeed 10 take aa
tfe solemn feai0n ilea of ths
married state Hiil ttsm matf
moH9 fa lark fr.tl nEseh aaa..f4
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THREE ARE CONVICTED;
FINED AND IMPRISONED

Rev r. p. Elliott on charge q
resisting an officer was found guilty
BY a jury in Judge Boles court yes
,erday and a fine OF 5000 anj jail
sentence of so days assessed
Rev. Ton Norton. arrested bv 'he
sheriff in the act Of craving OF some
tv-o-run white corn. was found gailty
By a jusy 81 county cnurt and assess
ed a fine OF $50 and given a 90 day
term In the county jail "Toots"
Champ on like charge must serve
20 days in jan and pay 80 iato the
county treasury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
MILLIONS " tGIRID On
RESULT OF SII,lIS

New York Ot l5 That mott
than 5000 oo8 ID bet changed hand.
. the course ~ the world srre
baseball games just anded ls tht
conservative ost mate ~ BroaiWai
and Wall streets ext erts
OF this amount Il believed hah
was waverld 81 NeN York a iheor-
borne ont S. the fact that a. city
bets on Thur days game very near
reached the 100000 marx
Betflng records on previous wrrl4
sries games are eft far behind oS
,ho estimates on the huge amount "
money won 81 l0t this season
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
JOINT MEETING oF AL
RAIL wORNERs CALLED

Although me sixteen railroads wii
aet independently 81 tie fonf hf
sretherhoods. io.nt meeting has
been called for two n tadas 81
~hlch the brothefhoods vii sahms
their plan q action 20 the o,hef ~
-an.salions
one hieh union official anHonnc, 4
that the date for the strike hsd beoi
set tut declined 70 reveal a. October
50 has been reported as the day
When the Officials X the siNtrea
'ead.ng ran unlons went into confer.
cnoe This morning Warren Stone
grand chief of the brotherhood of
Locomotive fngineers and " 0
Lee. president Of the Brotherhood %
Railway Trainmen. announced shey
would leave tonight for their head
qusftcrs az Cleveland
The announcement indicated &c.
finite decision by the unions TO-DAY
as 20 whether the strike shall hc
ordered
Ninety seven per cent 81 the tni
ted brotherhood az Maintenance ui
way Employees and shop Lahorefs
union have yotei % strike e
smock. vice president announced 90.
day sock said he would announce
tonight whether the strike uli bf
carried out
The vote WAS taken infepeutly If
the hlg frur hrothsrhoods federated
shop crafts and sWitchmen nni0nl
which have alrcaAy announced q
strike vote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
IlIHlhODN SIIOtfD
ATTEND COMMUNITY SING

fha eommunlty sihg Al tire. san
daY afternoon ~ the Guihria thmtrs
should giak out crgwdvd houaa
The program vii be good. and souia
as1cvHtlng announcements will 10
iuais hs 10 future plans AZ tho
e'ass ~ ttr sing the entire elaaa of
sohintesf song leaders wlll ho'd
r.flnK az whlrn every member of
this class = urged 20 ba present
Sunday afternoon at three at th-
iatAne theatre
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'IiOODOO MOMNN' a.
sINN rs sons

Yakima Wash OCT ID apoaaa
eaefe.ae ~ supernatural aaaaa Al
frlbHied hl lnilans 90 nts etlaa
"a Acs tm YohlosYms ara1
ira a. ate believed 60 hss lsa.i
ihn motive for aor aiaNn ga
ina = offleers inyrstigai4 ln-
enHfes % hcr death r~wafg fAa
aeed woman was found Haa asf
home nrsr White Swan mtas
lima indian reservation uhg a-
ahHil crushed ana her hoiss
iief teo sons olwash - -
and smother lnd'an. werc ss
Ing further Inquiry
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Scandal In
Illinois State
Home for Insane

ch.easo, Oct. is.-The h.ftH e
. slrl At sne Chicago state ssyiere
fof the insane last August is bein1
sssessl gated. aeeorclne 20 reso'
utlou soeeted ~ the city eeune.i
NJ Mar NraL a pat'ert . TIE
mother. ana another patiens = TIE
satAsr casear kral ~No nao ns
wife eer~riueo 20 the snss.sutior
four ,ears ago. is considering q.
Nercs.
The alaernar,o inquiry orlains.
Cd ~ the report that oespts the
seer ,aslor q sexes a. TIE asylum.
sech cirths are lnfrequent
Psyshopsshie experts are stuas
ma the cese opmsrs 81 the shlsa
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POSTAL CLERK II
CHARGED WITH THEFT

New York. Oct f5.-wifllan Wit.
q St Louis postoffice e.ers. VAS ar
rested for the ST. Louis police. ersro
ed with erbezxleren. and receiving
stoien property. Tne police said the.
found $4,000 cash on hin. Ne tod
them a friend had gwen Il 70 hir
70 bet on the world series
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tstwAt or WAGE ANo
HOUR AoREEpgsr olscussfo

hiesgo. Oct. is nemfal OF wags
4 hour areemebta. ehieh termin
- hro. .ghont the t0untry Al the
HH4 o. this year. are 90 ba discussed
e - convention % Ameftean photo
n nyeIs whieh opsns today
Paoto Engrwera from principal
rliiua are scheduled 10 attend
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Kansas
Miners
Defiant


pitsseurs. Kan. Oct iS~-A rev
acting president q the Kansas c,s.
tr,cs cf sse unlted Mine WORKERS ~
srserses . espeeseo here 70 take
charge q tne astriet Moncay. Il ~ss
learned frera . reliable source tccaY
President John / Lewis q tNc IN
ternssloral orasnixAtior. IS unosr
ssooc 70 Rave cessprstsu perasy
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