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The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
URGES MOTORISTS
TO WATCH REPAIRS
ONOWN MACHINES
bort Dealers Say Weekly
Inspections Save Mon
ey for Car Owners.

Every motorist should set aside
a regular time for looking over his
car. and once a week Is not too fire.
quent.v says Harry Mason. Of the
bort Distributing company. local
bort distributer.
fWhile fool-proof design and
sturdy construction of the modern
motor car permit OF lot of neglect
there IL limit to all good things.
and crossing the deadline generally
ie costly.
"The motorist should regard his
car as an investment. and take care
OF II as he does other things he
owns. not let II take care of itself
and run down at the heel. so to
speak. 1t is good business, real
conservation. and the owner of the
service station IL not at all put out,
for repairmen have about all the
work they can do.
In the instance of some cars Il
is not q pleasant task to overhaul
them. but the bort is different. Ac-
feasibility of parts was one of the
first principles built into the car,
and the average owner has more
fun than hard work in keeping his
bort fit and ready.
That this practice is becoming
more a habit with owners is shown
by the falling, of of calls for serv-
ice in relation to the number of
cars in commission in this territory.
Quite a saving can be made and
much satisfaction gained from reg
ular inspection on the part of the
owners. II is the shortest cut
to continuous motoring pleasure.
which every owner wants, whether
business bent or touring"
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
OF PRIME IMPORTANCE IN CONSERVING LIFE OF AUTOMOBILE

stances they have been PARTIALLY
successfui. and one design rso<ntiy
placed on the market his clint
mated this dinzeuity altogether by
using = distinctive form OF trans
mission-friction drive.
As embodied IN rnss car, the Kei-
sey Six. built by the Kelsey Motor
Company OF Newark. n. J.. this sys-
tenn is typical OF modern automo-
tive engineering practice. IL, COM
prises strsight-line shaft drive.
with transmission and fnal drive
through a jackshsft and internal
gears enclosed within the brake.
drums on the rear wheels.
The smoofhness. ease Of control
particularly for women drivers
and economy Of the friction drive,
even In the Impractical early types
OF cars embodying II. proved advsn-
tages which for several years
oyerbalanced the noisy. greasy.
exposed drive chains and other i'm
practical features.
In addition to the low price and
the small upkeep expense made
possible by the Kelsey friction
drive. a great saving in weight and
wearing parts results from the
elimination OF the ordinary clutch.
gear Transmission and heavy bevei
gear and pinion at the rear axle,
with their constant need for iubri-
cation.
The Kelsey car is made in four
body styles-touring car. rUnsbout
sedan. and coupe.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
MAXWELL PRICES
AGAIN REDUCED

THE fact that the good Maxwell
is the first car in which the price
has been twice reduced is attracting
the attention Of motorists gener-
ally" says II. B. Leary, jr.
AT it's new price of ssi5. IL is
now back to the price of 1918. and
in addition to this it is a greatly
improved car.
During the past several months
many refinements have been incor-
porated in the good Maxwell. and.
in my opinion. II Is now the equal
of many cars which are selling at
considerably higher prices.
I'VE notice a stimulation in sales
here that is extremely gratifying,
and our advices from the factory
are to the effect that this condition
Is general
with the reorganization of the
company now complete. plans for
pushing the production of the new
good Maxwell will go steadily for
ward on a strong basis.
This is gratifying. with the real
motoring season just opening up.
and is of interest to every one who
motors"
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05

the driver. This is accomplished
by having two jets, and the one for
the richer mixture Is placed so far
above the medium speed jet that it
will not work during ordinary run
ming. but responds perfectly to the
high suction from the engine which
is created by heavy pull.
Increased Economy.
The result is greatly Increased
economy without a single draw
back. Under heavy load the mix
ture Is the same as always. There
is full power when il is wanted.
But under cracked throttle condI-
tions there is a lean mixture which
gives a gain of nearly three miles
to gallon, or between 10 and 20
per cent. The result is a consider
able increase in the economy of the
single six. which already has a rem
utation for economy without any
loss in performance. At present no
engine for this car is allowed to
leave the testing room at the
Packard plant until it can show an
economy of 20 miles to the gallon
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
New Style Carburetor Produced
By Packard Company Declared
To Boost Mileage From Gasoline

An invention which combined
with the famous fuelizer greatly
increases gasoline mileage is an
nounced by the Packard Motor Car
company in connection with its sin
gle six cars. 1t is a new style car
ouretor. designed b give automati-
cally a mixture which meets the
needs of either heavy or light pull
ing. 1t is known as the two stage
jet" carburetor. is being supplied on
all new single skies. and is being
provided without charge as rapidly
as possible for cars already in
service.
Meets Dimcuity.
This new carburetor meets one
OF the most serious difficulties
which has stood in the way of
high gasoline mileage" say To-
cal distributors of Packard cars
The ordinary carburetor gives en-
tirely satisfactory service either
when a car is idling or when 1t is
pulling wide open, as on a heavy
grade. But to do this it must pro-
vide a mixture which can be made
materially leaner without loss Of
power on heavy pulls, or staliing
when idling. Unfortunately for
economy about 30 per cent of all
driving Is neither idling nor heavy
pulling. So for this 30 per cent the
carouretor must give too rich a
mixture.
The two stage jet carburetor
takes care of this situation auto
matically. 1t gives the rich mix
ture when it is needed fully as we'll
as the old style did. But in ordi-
nary driving .leaner mixture is
given without any attention from
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
Test wheel Bearings.

The wheels OF a car should be
periodically lacked up and tested,
not only for smoothness of running
but for side play as well. II in spin
ming a front wheel a sharp click
occurs now and then and the wheel
is momentarily checked IL is prob
able that there is a Clipped or split
BAN in the bearing. which should be
removed at once, as IL may do seri-
Gus damage and necessitate renewal
of the entire bearing
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
1918 1914 1915 1916 1917 1919 1919 1920

of the st mdf
longawa
in treced k il mhmso of fdeprsso
yhhlem is marked til
trend o general trade
a psyche oogca mat
an hau his old md his
in the mb1 products in tn
the of bakse
the addition o n use
by have
atd annually n
on the market
In ,Io1sor
off h
n tsporat
n
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
new CAR MAKES
CHANGING GEARS
EASY FOR DRIVER
Kelsey Six Employs Eric.
tion Shift with Great
Success.

One OF the hardest things for a
woman to master in learning TO
drive an automobile is the shifting
OF gears. In nine cases out OF ten,
try as she will. II. seems impossible
for her TO slip the teeth into en-
gasement without a clashins and
grinding that terriies the teacher
with the vision OF stripped gears,
Every husband who has tried TO
teach his wife to drive knows the
agony of this feeling.
For many years automobile en-
gineers have striyen to do away
with this Objectionable feature Of
motor car operation. In some in
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
Rnttling Hood.

A hood that has a tendency to
rattle with the vibration of the
motor may be silenced by drilling a
series of holes in the band of metal
on which the hood rests and thread
ing a strip of leather through the
holes. In this way the hood rests
on leather instead of metal, so that
il cannot make a noise.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05

under favorable conditions. There
have been many records of actual
road running which have exceeded
this by several miles
This invention is greatly en-
HANGED in efficiency by being COM
bined with the Packard fuslizer.
This device. which insures a highly
heated mixture at all times when
needed. is an integral part of the
two stage jet carburetor. and con-
tributes very greatly to its sue
cess"
The Washington herald., 1921-10-18

shifting to west winds.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-18
6: U6e 1as6ulaon Herald -
ss,,.s 3. nns'l's,. plivsr '

Howard o. Embrsy, oliver W
Bailey, jr.
Captains-s. Lebowitz. T. w. owen
y. s. Marks, J. B. Jacob. A. q. Den
nison. ]. r. Ludlam.
First Lieutenants--W.B B. Gleason
9. Van Siclier. T. NJ Linyiiie. !
Friedman, r.. T. Fur.
Second Aeutenants-W. kenner'
z. B. Kicks. r. kenner. c. W. butier'
r. Gates.
business.
captains-p. z. Hahn. G. J. SIN
CELL G.. L. sBotsch.
First Lledtenahts--cari Levy. VIC
tor AIbagii. Thomas King.
Second. Lieutensnts-saul Lchten-
berg, Eppa Darne. J. W. Taste''
Eastern.
Captains--Isadore Rods, w. NJ
Swingle, Roland Sansbury.
First Lieutenants--J. L. .Noesier'
J. G. Motyka. w. q. Fury.
Second Lieutenants-h b Hutcn-
inson, J. d. Edwards. Arthur rora'
Western.
Captains-Robert. X Lamb. Will
lam w. Shea, Otis l. Turner.
First LIeutenants-John T. Hazel
Edward P. Mschiins. Ewing u
Second Lieutensnts-Robert B
Armstrong, George Van h Moseiey
Leroy NJ. Piser.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-18
NAMES COMPANY
OFFICERS FOR FIVE
DC. HIGH SCHOOLS

Col. Wallace NJ. cragie. chief Of
military instruction in the wash
tngton High schools. yesterday is
sued the complete list Of company
oficers for the ive high schools in
the District as follows:
Central.
captains-Dana Yung Kwai, John
Newman. William Montgomery,
Karl Michelet Edmund Parry,
Charles Barker. william winstead,
Arthur Underwood.
First Decentralization II. Lo.
craft, William H. Hunter, Roger w.
Curtis. Sidney Musher, Alton S. Ney-
ser. Donald L De Muth, Harvey
Gram, George X. Holmes.
Second Lieutenants-wiIso d.
Mankin. John NJ. Wolf, George Ray
mond Fruit, Fred z. Robbins, Dam
lei Tyrrell. Matthew F. Carney,
The Washington herald., 1921-10-18

For the District
of Columbia and
virgiria-Fair to-
day and tomor-
row; mild tenn
perature; moder-
ate so u tn and
southwest. shift
Ing TO west winds.
FOR Maryland
Generally fair to-
day and ttomor-
row; mild tenn
perature: moder-
ate to fresh soula
a n d southwest,
shifting TO west "
The Washington herald., 1921-10-18
FIFTEEN GALLON
STILL CAPTURED
AT ALEXANDRIA
Two Men Arrested Deny
Ownership of the
Outfit.
TIE HERALD BUREAU.
A. 9. Doniphan.
III King Street

A. 9. Doniphan.
III King Street
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct ia
ffteen-gallon still, complete. a bar
rel containing about forty gallons
and other accessories were cap
tured at noon today by Policeman
Durrer, Wagner and Lawrence Pad
gett, in q raid made on a house at
the Bromilaw brickyard on Hunting
Creek The police took in custody
James Mcdonald who, II is said,
rents the house, and his brother,
George Mcdonald. the latter from
Asheville, n, c.
Both men denied, ownership OF
the still. They will be given 9
hearing in the Police Court tomor-
row morning. .
-Four nurses will be graduated on
Thursday night at the annual COM
mencement exercises OF Alexandria
Hospital, in the Westminster
Building. The nurses are Misses
Mae Cavanaugh. Mary Pearl Bry-
ant. jamie Waddell McFarren and
Janey Catherine Clark. DR.. NJ. ID,
Delaney will preside. The grad
yates will be addressed by Thee
dore Harris, editor of the Alexan-
drIa Gazette. and graduation pins
will be presented by DR.. g. B,
Moore. A musical program will be
given
The Washington herald., 1921-10-18

Highest, US; lowest 46.s.
Relative humidity-s a. m, 81; 2
y. m, So; s p. m, rs.
Rainfall Is p. m. TO D. MI, o.
Hours of sunshine, l1.1
Per cent of possible sunshine 100.
Departures from Normal
Accumulated excess OF temp era
ture since January /. 1891, 1,022.
Deficiency of temperature since
october !, 1891. 80.
Accumulated deficiency of precipI-
tation since January /, 1921, 6.5I.
Deficiency of precipitation since
October 1, 1891. 81.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, "a; lowest, IS.
Tide Conditions.
High tide S:45 a. m, $3.50 D. m,
Low tide sos a. m, 3:l3 D. m
Sun rises $50 a. m, sets 5:a6 D. m.
Moon rises $40 p. m. sets 1858
a. m.
River Conditions.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both clear at Harpers Ferry yester-
day afternoon.
nfkAw
The Washington herald., 1921-10-18
yanderford- Dennary wedding

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct. 17.-Miss
Lola vandeEford and James Edward
Dennary. both Of Washington, were
married here Saturday afternoon by
the Rev. p. Rowland Wagner. pas
tor of the Baptist church.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-18
EX-PRIZE FIGHTER
TO HOLD REVIVAL

I.YNcHBURG. Va. Oct, 1.-THE
Rev. Joseph H. Lynch. known before
his conversation to Christianity as Joe
Lynch. of the prizefght ring. VIII
conduct a series Of evangelistic meet
ings for three weeks at the Meth
odist Protestant church here. The
meetings viii begin next Sunday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-01
EL PASO MAS IMPORTANCE
EN- LA SiTUhClON

puede decirse que ese fce el paso
mas irnportante que Sc observe aver
on la situaci6n de In huelga, pues en-
81 ferrocar-il no Sc adopt6 n!nguna
ned!da. En- esos circulos preTalece
n creencia de que los ooreros huel-
eristas no seran adruiIdos de nue.
70 en- sus labores como eilos 10 pre-
tenden. gozando d. las franQulc!as y
prcrrogativas tai ' como antes del
moviraiento les cstuvieron reconociCas'
DDS.
No obstante que esa es IA creenc!a
general. oficialmente no - ma querl-
do discutir el punto nj dar lntorma-
ci0n sobre el asunto, manifestdnGo-
scnos que 10 que sobre e. particular
Sc resuelva terdr4 forZosanente Que
vcni- como resultado dc la conferen-
cia que Sc celebr6 en- Houston aver
a las tres dc II tarie.
De esta conferencia hasta la nora
do -ecoScr esta information, no st
tenfa dato ninguno, pues todo 10 que
s,lt,ian tanto en- e. fe-rocarril, como
los huelguistas. cs que a las tres dt
Ia tar,lc habia dado principle Y que CT
ella Sc cncontraban reunidos los
principales funcionarios de la conpa'
MIA y los directories del movimienIt
obrero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-01

El juez federal Duval West, eXpi-
di6 aver TN decreto. que debera en-
pezar I surtir sus efectos . partir de
"a manana de hoy, preyiniendo que
en- todo el Distrito OeSte, Las Tioien-
ciaS naniobrlS que sc hicieran pa
"a eutorpecer el trafico en- las lInc2S
heI fer-ocar7il International and Gre
az Northern, quedaban cstr!ctamente
penadas en- Ia Cortc de D!Str!to, !
que podian los funcionarios del ierro
car-il hacer uso de las prerroSatiTas
que las leyes coRceden para el case
dc que tales violenciaS Sc prcsenta-
ran.
4! misruo tempo. el decreto del Juez
Federal eXpreSa que Sc auiorlZa 4 ID
smpreSa ferrocarrilera mencion2da pa
"a que continGe operando las Nncas ba-
10 las condolences presentes. Esto slGni
flea una autorizaci6n de Ia polftica de-
rrollada por Ia Compafia, de ernpicar
obreros lbr.S en- susatuci6n de los
huel-uistas. para conunuar SostenIen-
do c! trafico como de costumbre.
Los guardiaS que aCtua!mente Sc
encuentran estacionados en- diferen-
teS parties del c2Tnino ieTipcaIC!LeTo
coainuaran en- sus puestos, en- g
los seran ampleados tantos mas cuan
tos recIamen Ia fuerza de las circuns-
tancias. hacienda para clio uSo de Ia
prcrrogativa que Ia ley concede n Ia
compania por encontrarse &sta en- ma
nos de un recepIor federal.
Tai decreto fue expedido como re-
sultado de IA conierencia que cele-
bra-on el fiscal DEB Distrito, NJ. AS
kill Il Juez DIVA! West el Mariscal
de los Estados Unidos, d. 4. Walker,
alguaos otros abosados. conieren-
cia en- "a cual trataron extensamen
te Ell punto de reterencia, rcsolvlendo
adoptar Ia rlcdida que dejamos in
'dicada. Ia cual ser4 pucsta en- Viso:
para los efctos respectivos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-01
LC QUE Sc DUO EXTRA
OFICIAlMENTE.

De les asuntos tratados en- eSa
junta, solamente este nombramiento
Sc hizo publico, pues de los otros ne
gocios que en- ella sc discutiron, ma
da Sc nos dio a concer. E.Ntraoficiai-
mente sc nos dIjo que los ohrcros
huelgdiS;aS TO eStaban diSpucstoS Il
re-reSar SuS labores sin que sc les
rcconocieran SuS derechos de antgiie-
dad y pre-rogat!vas por Ia comapania-
Y Que en- case dc que asi no fuera,
probablemente permaneccrian en- la
misma ac:itud. hasta en- tanto que
es.e punto no Sc definiera.
Sin embargo. todos convienen en-
naa:festar que su verdadera situa-
ciGn ne Sc definira mientras dc las
conferencias no surja el reSultado fl
nal, y dicen que ST bien 10 que de-
cimos es Ia creencia general y el pro
n6sito que cXls;e. ningun juicio deli
nitivo SC puede aveaturar hasta que
no Sc tone acGerda final Y sc di-
"a Ia Ultima paiabra sobre ei asun-
TO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-01
Ell JEFE DE LA BANDA
QUE ASALTO Ell TREN
DE LAREDO
Sc ha descubierto que es
ell famoso 'Hombre de la
PeIerina Gris,"

Te!egrama Especial para LA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Ocubre 81.
En- las diligencias judiciales que Sc
han estado efectuando con motive de
la apprehension de los asaltantes al
tren de Laredo, Sc ha descubierto que
Jose Gonzalez Martinez, jefe de la ban
da de salteadores, no es otro sino Con
zalez Cantu, el mismo que hace cua-
tro amos asesin6 al lfder obrero Jose
Hernandez Barragan.
El asesinato de este lfder, cometi-
do en- una de las Gales de IA colonia
de San Rafael. fue acompanado del
de otras dos personals mas, a quienes
Cantu mato por robarlas, di6 orr
gen a que los obreros metropolitanos
organizaran una manifestation mons
truo.
Gonzalez Cantu era entonces como
cido con ell nombre de GEL Hombre de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-01
IA OFENS|VA De LOS
ESP ANGLES En-
hARRUECOS
No ha tenido eI exito
que Sc le ha querido
dar prematuramente
El Ejercito atribuye al
Ministro de la Guerra
una mala direction
de la campana

Tclecrarna Especial para LA PRENSA-
MADRID. octubre 3l.-La maia dl-
recci0n de Ia campana que el eJercl-
to atribuye al Ministerio de Ia Cue
IRA. ha neutraliZado mucho al avance
ale los espanoles contra las tTlbus RI
fefas en- Marruecos, que Sc ha consi-
dorado. prematuramente, como un
eNito.
Aln ell general Berenguer declar"
hace pocos dias en- Tetuan que 81 eX!
10 por el que Sc lie felic!taba repre-
sentaba solo el principle de una lar
"a Y dificil empresa- pues aun no Sc
lIegaba. a Ia Inca de kertriver y que
El-krin, secundado por ei Ralsuii
estaba atacardo en- el oeste. en- Ia
region rifefia de Tuotuam, Gonara y
Chechacuf tratando de aislar en- es-
Ia Ultima ciudad sagrada las tro-
pas de Ia ciudad 4 Ia artilleria que
fue desembarcada para tomar parte
en- ell combate.
En- los ataques las tropas espahoias
han sufrido grandes perdidas y 10
mas importante es que los prlsione-
ros espanoles, para rescatar los
cuales Sc inicio Ia campana, aun Sc
hallan cautivos en- Douras, aun no
Sc recuperan 140 cafiones espanoles e
innumerables rifles que fueron toma
dos por el enemigo.
La ofensiva espanola ha sido sus-
pcndida por Ia falta de organization.
Tanto las tropas que sc hallan en-
canpaiia como las q sc estan acanto
nadas carecen de material de cam
pana. Glen mil soldados, o sea casi
las dos terceras parties del ejercito
espanol Sc hallan ahora en- Marrue-
cos los mas Sc ven obhgados a dor
mir a campo raso, cuando va ha co
nenzado la estaci6n de liuvias y no
hay senales de que Sc mejore Ia 81
tuaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-01
LIN DESFALCO DE CERLA DE
TRES MILLONES DE DOLARES
Dos hermanos antiguos empleados de un conocido
Banco de la ciudad ueron encausados presentdndose
on 81 contra trescientas peintieuafro demands
Ell Juez Tayloe impuso a cada uno una fianza por
paor de treinta mil doIares, cmdcter provisional

un Eabeas Corpus" recurso de tampa-
70 en- este case. encaminado a pedir la
reduction de Ia fianZa seialada prime
ramente los acusados. FL JueZ Tay-
loe, despues de una larga deliberacion
del asunto. decide reducir. proVis!o-
nalmente. Z Ia suma de S30.0Go.O0 (trein
IA mil dolares) II fianZa cada uno de
los hermanos O'Brien, habiendose Sc
fialado Ia hora de las dos de Ia tarde
dc mahana microbes, para que Sc de-
cida 81 Ia fianza provisional queda en-
firme 81 debe exigirse la que cores
ponde conforme Ia ley.
El intervalo comprendido entire Ia
hora en- que Ell JueZ de IA Corte del
Distrito 45 fij5 la fianZa provisional
la de las dos de la tarde de manana,
sera empleado por los INVESTIGATORS
especiales de Ia Ffscalia del Distrito,
para ayeriguar 81 los hermanos OBrien
pueden responder por la fiarza que la
ley exige a su case, no, como eilos
declararon-
Este cuantioso asunto representa- un
numero total de 324 demandas contra
ambos acusa6os ntlnero que Sc des-
compone asf. Paul O'Brenr, 1853 de-
mandas: Peter O'Brien, 161 demandas.
Ed numero de dos millones. sete-
cientos ochenta cinco mil d6lares a
que montar estas trescientas Veint-
cuatro demandas es solamente aproxi-
mado, habiendo personas conocedosas
de los detalles de este case gigantic, que
estiman que Ia suma por Ia que sc ha
encausado los hermanos O'Brien, pa
sa de tres millones de dolares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-01
UNA OPINION EXPRESAOA
POR Mr.. FRAME.

Traiamos dc saper 81 el senior Fra :
me habia c&p~esado algo en- su es-
tarcia en- esta ciudad referente al
dcsconocirsento Que IL Compania
ru:ere hacer de los derechos de los
obrcros, Y Sc nos diJo que este scnor
hahia dcho que era Impossible que
los obre-os perman"cicran alejados de
sus trabajos por mucho tempo; que
tanian que regresar 4 e!ios, pero que
aun no Sc podfa decir en- que torma'
poroue este nj -cmotamente Sc po-
Gta prvdecir sino hasta cohocer G.
resultado de Ia confcrencia I cue sc
dirigia. pero dijo que 81 Sc podia te-
ner por cicrto, que los obreros no a
ce3tarian ningln arreglo que no ga
rantizara sus interses y en- ell cua! Sc
deiaran de reconocer Sus deTecnos }
prerrogativaS.
Sobrc e! decreto de II corte- inte-
rroCamos a los ferrocarrileros huei'
gu:stas. pero dc este ,rotundamen'e
Sc rehusaron 4 exprcsar IL menor O.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-01
La ENPRESA DEL INTERNATIONAL ES
AUTORLZADA POR LA CORIE FEDERAL
PARA ElMPLEAR OBREROS LlBRES
Un decreto del Juez Duyal West dispone Ell
empleo que de guardias Sc ha estodo hacienda
para eoitar que Sc intente peyudicar ell trafico
Legan la ciudad protegdos por guaras amados obre-
ros bres procedentes de Chicago ST. Louis, seran
enoeados para sustiiuir los huelguistas

va a decidir de una manera definiti-
Va la situaci6n dc los obreros, Y que
;nientras el resultado no sea dado a
conocer, elloS no pueden externar u
ma sola opinion; Sc nos dijo, ademas,
que los ooreros todos estan Ell espe-
IA de noticias respecto del resultado
de dicha conferencia.
Prcguntamos a nueStro informante
cual habia sido Ia actuacion de Mr..
Frame durante su permanencia en- la
ciudad, Y nos dijo que solan1ente ha-
bia presidido una junta de los opre-
ros huelguistas. que ascienden 4 GER
ca de trescientos en- esta ciudad, y
Quc en- dicha conferencia Sc fabia
nomhrado al senor J. ]. Crane en-
substitution de Mr.. Dunkin, y para
ac;uar como jefc INFERNO del movi-
mien;o mientraS dura Ia ausencia de
MIR. Frame.