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Arizona republican., 1921-11-18

ion. but he will not admit this. de- claring he will not discuss his belief with the ''skeptics'' who have ques- toned him.
 "The friends all about us are not all good and neither are all good in the plane above us," he asserted in explanation of the crimes credited him.
 Holding a violator of the law as a disgrace to the community, fin the same breath Gardner says T was too much a loser to quit"
 These inconsistencies, the occa- sionaI shifting glance of the eye, the very q will not kill'' policy he adopted in his train robberies, have prompted scores of people to invite Dr. Thomas R. Hafnes of New York, who is conducting mental hygiene survey of Arizona, to visit him in his cell. Dr. Haines has not yet paid the visit to the bandit and will only examine him in the ordinary course of his survey of the county jail today, tomorrow or weeks hence.
 In the meantime Gardner is keep ing up excellent spirit, laughing and talking with those about him. He is fast making friends with the other ,risoners. who are sharing in his re- flected glory.
 q never came in for so much notice in my life" declared his cell mate, while those up the line were rather jealous of the attention he received
 q have been here for months and no one has made a hero of me-" said another prisoner.
 .Gardner listened with apparent interest to the stories in circulation about him, the rumors to the effect that he was not Roy Gardner, the report that he might be sent to Leavenworth at once, the change of plans leaving him in Arizona to stand trial that Herman F. Inderlied, the mail clerk who captured him, mlght benefit by the reward.
 Its great life if you don't weaken and I haven't weakened yet. I feel that legally or illegally I will some time win my freedom. 1 only wish that there had been a favorable answer from Attorney General Daugherty to my appeal to Pres1- dent Harding for my pardon. would have liked to demonstrate to the world that I could have been as good a man as I have been bad.
 Seventy five years in a peniten- tiary is quite while,' he laughed, "but sometimes prisoners escape from Leavenworth.
 While he sat in his cell talking to reporters Gardner was identified by a delivery driver as a man who l had threatened him. There was bit of rough talk which Gardner | brought to an end by his repeated 1 demands that such talk cease until | .'the lady leaves" as he motioned to ! woman reporter.
 | Again during the day he demon | strated his thoughtfulness when his l cousin. A woman of excellent family, | came from Mesatto visit him behind | the bars. He made a special request
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18

to the newspapers to leave her name out of their articles.
 Many of his callers have been wo- men and there were delicacies and cigarettes to give evidence that Gardner has aroused the same senti- mental feeling here that resulted in his cell being filled with fruits and flowers when confined in California jails.
 It was a woman who first sug- gested to the bandit that he secure counsel and though he laughed and claimed that it would take a special of congress to get him out of his present predicament, he followed her advice.
 He claims that he does not en- courage sob sisters" but puts then in the same class with the "boobs' who after his first conviction begge his wife to divorce him-urging mar riage, adoption and "alI that sort oi thing, you know"
 That wife of mine is an excellent little thoroughbred from any view point" he said in appreciation of the girl he married five years ago in June ''I am reason bly certain we will end our days together Her af- lection has endured through every thing and from an affect;onate, pro- tected girl she has developed into a woman who has assumed the role of protector to me-"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18

ner is prosecuted he cannot be con-, victed, and this would nullify the reward. When Gardner will be tried Is uncertain, Attorney Flynn said, all though every effort will be made to expedite the case. It is also uncer- tain whether he will be tried here or in Tucson, Attorney Flynn said.
 The outstanding fact in Gardner's lie yesterday, not even excepting his grilling in the federal building last evening. was a bowling toothache Which assaled him during the. after noon and which was not relieved un- til two teeth a molar and a wisdom tooth, were removed, the operation being performed at the county jail by two loca dentists who took the teeth as souvenirs.
 Gardner told a representative of the Republican last night that he had had a mighty fine dinner at the American Kitchen and that Marshal Dillon was an admirable host. with the exception that he kept too close a watch on his guest.
 T could not make @ move" Gard ner said. without it being noticed by Marshall Dillon.'
 Comments on Public Interest
 '"rhe general public" Gardner said. "is made up of funny people. When the diners at the American Kitchen became aware of the fact that I was in there thcy became all eyes. could feel them looking at me and when I would look up suddenly they would try their best not to appear to be looking.
 Some of the diners got up and left their seats in order to get bet ter view of me and as they passed my table they would endeavor not to appear to be staring at me. But then they need not have worried about my caring about that, for I lost my stage fright long time ago. It used to worry me a whole lot when was arrested first in San Diego. but soon got used to the curiosity of the pubIic.''
 Then he added in a more serious vein: T really think. though. that the American people show too much sym pathy for the man in jail for the good of the country"
 Mrs. Gardner Coming
 Gardner seemed very much con- cerned about a report which reached him last night that his wife had left San Francisco for Phoenix He said he wanted to see her, but he had wired her not to come and he felt she should not come.
 According to a report last night, Mrs. Gardner is expected to arrive in Phoenix sometime today from Los Angeles. This, however, could not be verified.
 Gardner yesterday retained Judge Carl A. Davis of the firm of Good man and Davis to represent him in his trial on the attempted mail rob- bery charge. Judge Davis conferred with Gardner yesterday afternoon for more than an hour. Neither Gardner nor his counse. would state what plea would be entered in the federal court to the charge on which Gard ner was held to answer by United States Commissioner John B. Henke
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18
HAYS CONGRATULATES CAPTOR IF GARDNER

Personal congratulations from Will H. Hays, postmaster general. on his conduct in capturing Roy Gardner. notorious mail bandit, were received yesterday by Herman F. Inderlied, railway mail clerk who won fame and fortune when he grappled with the masked bandit who tried to hold him up in his Santa Fe mail car Tuesday night. Mir. Hays sent Inderlied the following telegram:
 Have just heard of your splendid conduct in connection with the cap ture of the alleged mail robber Gardner. It was magnificent. You are a mans man and worthy of your trust I congratulate you and I con- graduate the department.
 TWILL H. HAYS,
 Postmaster General"
 The Greatest Mother in the World. Wear a button in your lapel today for her. Join the Red Cross Roll Call.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18
Gardner Declared Fanatic Who
 Glories in Creating Sensations

nounced insane by the lunacy com mission of Oklahoma before she passed on."
 That was simply because the com mission did not understand the phe- nomena of spiritualism ard jumped at conclusions" Gardner said. l had a similar experience in Los Angeles where a lunacy commission declared me insane and was espon- sible for Judge Tebbett ordering me to the hospital for the criminally insane at Washington, D. c. I be- lieve they are still under the impres- sion that I am a little off
 Gardner claims that he was to have been sent from McNeil's Island to Washington, but that he preferred to take his freedom" which he is cer- tain will come to him again.
 Perhaps one of the spirits tells him this when they are in commun-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18

Is Roy Gardner a religious fanatic, is he insane or is he merely the dare devil bandit who rather glories in being the best known criminal in the United States? He gives evidence of being any and all of these char acters, say the federal and county officials and the scores of persons who with permits from the United States marshal have been permitted to interview him in his cell in the county jail.
 The theory that he Is a religious fanatic who is controlled by those who have gone ahead" is being ad- vanced by the many who are firm in their conviction that the man who will not kill is guided by the influ ence of the departed.
 His people were spiritualists. He described his mother as a mater ializing spiritualist" who was pro-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOUND - Purple velvet hat on West Wash. owner call and identify. 1880 w. Wash. Phone S32S. ds
 OLIV E - O LIV E. $
 We buy any quantity of olives. Manzinelle and good -size Mission. Real Black. We pay cash on de- livery. Call AZ D. Jackson. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18
BANDIT LACON|C IN
 TALKING IF PLANS

Yesterday morning Roy Gardner was taken from his cell in the county jail into the sheriff's office to an- swer long distance call from Los Angeles. He was permitted to talk over the telephone by United States Marshal Joe Dillon and as he was being led back to his cell Deputy Sheriff Ernest Smith asked Gardner when he. intended to leave the Mari copa county jail.
 "Oh, I'll go out either Friday or Saturday night Gardner answered.
 Tn custody of the officers?" asked Deputy Smith.
 Perhaps" was the laconic reply of Gardner.
 We'll said Deputy Smith, "they are betting three to one that you will escape from jail.'
 That so?" answered the famous bandit. well, send a few of them around to me and I'll give them tip on it and we can both make some money
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18

In remote parts of Scotland peo- pie still wear eelskin garters to pre- vent rheumatism. g
Arizona republican., 1921-11-18

Join the Red Cross Roll Gall to- day. It is the greatest institution in the world.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
PRUVOD AMERICKE. LEGIE.
BYL PREHLfZEN FOCHEM PERSHINGEM DIAZEM,
BEATTYM A JACQUESEM.

Kansas City, l. istopadu = Pod jasnou podzimn obohou
zasupy tax husymi re opetovn6 provaly pocejnm Ii
nemi Amercka Lege deflovala dnes pred vynkacm
skym namofnckymi vldc Francie, Veke Brane Italie
Belge nevySsm dGstoniky americke armady valeGneho
lodsva sboru namorni pechoty.
Vzacni hoste marsal Foch Francie admiral Beatty z
Veke Britanie, Diaz ale Jacques Bege
mer6t zastupci narodn obrany Pershng admiral Hugh
Rodman valecneho od'stva Spoenych Sat generalmaor
Lejeune, vee sboru namoni p6choy pochodova svym
druhy konveneni sne kde prvod sefadil prehzeci
tribune 49, ulci Grand Ave. vzdaenost to des bloki
PAX zaua mfsta tribune koem nz tscove Lege pocho
dovali
MarSa Foch, stole tribune, kdyz sunce zapadao a
mezitm nepfehedne fady hudebnimi kapelam vlaic
prapory sly koem hovor ak huboce byl dotcen dnsto
nostf krasou douheho ppdvodu
"Ukazuie to- pravi "co valka udeala. Vynesa po-
vrch velkeho urpeni to- jest dGsojne slime krasne
dsch dusch Ona to uGnla pro mas vsechny kdoz bojo
vail nami douhem zapase Bya to tato dustonos sila
iz vd6 dne techto pochodujicich druzich mych Pr
chod Ameriky rozsl me vidmo Shedal jsem to nunym
deti v6ci We v6tSim mefiku. DneSek byl krasny."
Prvod by tou nev6tsi demonsrac iakou asi Americka
Leg kdyko bude m nebo seS tn opetne vec vGdcove
vlky asi 100000 veerand ulicfch kudy prdvod bra
byo statsice dvk Prdvod zahaien by brzy odpoedne
skoncil kdy jiz slunce zapadao
Ma tribune, vedle vysokych voenskych namofnckycl
dsonikd, byl mistopresdent Coolidge guverner nekoka
satl
Jnou strankou dnesnf savnosi bya dedikace Pomniku
,obod enz budovan jest pamatku jeho synu kite
poozli zvoty sluzbe naroda veke vace. Jest to
brovsy obesk ienz zfizen bude yvyenne prosofe
pred dstfednm iehoz vrcho horeti bude
ny ohen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
LLOYD GEORGE NEPRIJEDE.
KRITICKE POMERY DOMA NEDOVOLf MU SUCAST
NITI Sc WESTINGHOUSE KONFERENCE.

Londyn, l. list Lloyd George denitvne politova-
vidal velke nad6je scastn6n washingtonske
konference zrusi svoi pavbu Aqutani Dokonce
n6kok pfstch dnG mze prinest eho resgnaci ako mini
sterskeho predsedy Vsechno zae om ay obrat
irsko- -brticka konference.
Lloyd George vefi re rozluSen rske otazky NIUE byt
pvod6no koncessem strane Useru Zda Ulster VIDA
Tyrone Fermanaghu dvou severnch okred maifcch kao
ckou obyvaestva SnnFen pfizna oyatu britcke
korune trvaly mir zavadne.
jest kompromisnf hledisko, ktere vsak neni vano
zastupc Ueru anz angckymi unionsty ktef ve re jest
eich pockou potiebou vlaseneckou povnnos podpo
nrok Useru Sova da ocekava re Ulsters VIDA
by dobrovolne on6ch dvou okresu.
Lloyd George vteejs rec neklad zadny velky dd
bod donucovan Useru Favn pozornost venoval
tazk5m rske oddanos brcke korune bezpeenosti rise
Ulstes isou toho pesvedcen re uciniti dohodnutf
Sim Fenem n6mz okresy Tyrone Fermanagh byy by "a
savami by pany tah enz koncich by by osud
nym zajm6m loyalstG.
Lloyd George podle vseho Jest toho mneni re Sim Fen
zfskat stane pevnm prteem Veke Britanie
soupenm onech vou katockych okresu
lrsku.
ZdaIi Ulster neucn tento 1stupek zustane Sim Fein
pevnym rozhodnuti uznat loyatu brcke korune
posoupeni onech dvou okresu zbyva? Mic
lee zahati valku prot sinnfeinckemu Isku nebo opus
Ulster.
To jest dvoif vyber kery ma Lloyd George pred
jake vchodisko toho die dnes vecer Zvol
sgnaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
NEZAMESTNANOST OPET.
NE VZRUSTA.

Pocet zamestnanych We 100
odborech prumyslovych Ia me-
sic riien opetne poklesl o 1.9
procent, jak ohlasuje statisti-
cka zprava zdejsi .Obchodni
Komory. Uhrnny pocet zamest
nanych V udanych 100 odbo-
rech rijnu vykazuje cislo &c.
TOT prot 6S,119 muzum "a
mestnanym V mesici zafi. Nej-
vetsi postup nezamestnanosti
vykazuje prumysl potravinar-
sky a pfibuzna odvetvi, kde po
Get zamestnanych jevi ubytek
o 7 procent. Nejvetsl vzestup
prace pax jest zaznamenan V
oboru stavebniho dfivi, kde pm
bylo 1O.1 proc. zamestnanych.
Prumysl chemicky ma ubytek
90 proc, kdezto kovoprdmysl
jevi nepatrne zvetseni III. pro-
cent, podobne prImysl papir-
nicky tiskarsky 3.6 a prd-
mysl textilni SO proc. move ma
stoupivsiho delnictva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
o VOJENSKEM BONUSU.
STATN1 AUDITOR PODAVA VYSVETLENf o NAVR-
HOVANEM DODATKU USTAVE.

Columbus, o. list. Prohasiv re mnoho zadostf doso
do eho ufadovny nfomace ohledne dodaku stave ohio
ske die nehoz ma dosta nahrady muz1m zenam tooo
statu kteT souz valce obcansvo bude hasovat
pf 1terek sani auditor Tracy vyda dnes nasleduc pro-
hlasen:
"V dodatku navrhue vydan vice "a s25, 0O0-
600 bondech nesoucch urok nepfesahuc 51a procena
rocne, spatny pulene chz h1ta by Wprsea diva
ce rovnych pdench spatkach nchz prvni ma by vyrov
mana dele nez l. dubna, 1923.
Penize ziskane prodejem bondd mali byi rozdieny ko
misa umofovacho fondu statu Ohio kter die stavy sou
auditor ekretar satu generalni navadni penez t
pouzivano vyrovnanl nahrady zenam kteri so
N chime Gesne armad6 namonictvu neb namofn p6choe
Spoenych StaG po ch pine obdobi chime uzby mezi
1917 H. istopadem 1918, SO kazdy m6sic suz
by avsak zadnem pfpade nema ekovy obnos presahova
$3.50 pfpad6 mti penize budou ypaceny d6dicum oob
iez k MIN byy opravn6ny
Kdyby $25 900 bondn bylo vydat pfi
ku 5 proc, cin by prvn rok ro S375 900 prvni spat
kou $685. 000 keryzto obno by zmensova kazdym
KEN, az cey spacen by des eech bondy vSechny
zeny.
Ma tomto zakade ten kdo ma odhadnueho majetku
$1000 pat by danch vojensky bonus 80 cent?
castka by zmenovaa kazdym rokem iezo droku by
byva!o."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
PANCERNOSSKE HNUTi.

Pafz, l. istopadu. Pc lndech, kter snazi shodlti
brske ho has take ernosi dosud neuznavana pra
Marcus Garvey zapadondicky cernoch, bydc Novem
Yorku Sr cernochy amerckym ucen re Afrka ma ma
lezeti Afcanm, j. cernochGm Jest presdenem zvlani
Spoku pro zepsen cernochu domaha sv6ho c
predevsm cou vchovnou propagandou vi ovsem re to
bude va nad staeti uceu bude dosazeno vef vsak
konecne vypnen tohoo cernoSskeho deau Zatm de do
byt Afrky methodami obchodnimi prumysovmi Lodn
ecnost Cerna hvezda nalezeci cnovnkIm spoku ma do
celia uz lodi proizdec pravdelne mezi Afrkou Ameri
kou pdicku millonu dolard vypsaa az spoletnost
savbu sko tovaren koselu Iber Cernossky tento stat
oz byti prvnm opernym bodem propagacni cnnosti
Africe Ia akc obchodni pfpravuje akce vastn otz
boi ku ktermuz umysu Gaey ovSem otevrene nepzna
va Americky casopis "The World Tomorrow lc je jako
dckonaeho ecnika rozeneho vdce enz dobfe vi ak Ger
nochy ziskat Uziva zvucnych tuu nadheeho odevu ma
bozenskych ceremoni Toto sucovn nabozenstv potck
mi cey zda by nejydatnejs mehodou propagatni mez
cernochy take schze hora feceneho poku bva
hajovany nabozenskymi zp6vy modlbam zakoncovany
pozehnanm Reel eho sou propleteny bbckymi prdpovid
kami nakz mrumIovnymi jedne techto fet vyslovne
prohas re bude cernochim cd nyneska uzya vede bible
il vsech tech hmotnych proredku zbran ez souziy belo
chm ke zmocnen nadvady Ac panafricky kongres ko
many nedavno Pariz postav pro Garyeyovu planu
suhue hnu prece pozornost zvase spoen podobnym
hnutin jez lie pozorovati vsech eastech Aisle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
DOVAzECI MLEKA MA
STAVCE.
Zasobovani obyvatelstva po-
vazlive ohrozeno. ST

We velkomlekarne Telling
Belle Vernon a spoiene s nj
Cloverdale Dairy Co. zastavili
dnesnim dnem dovazeci mleka
praci, takze as 80 procent NILE
karen nemohlo obslouziti svoie
zakazniky. Hlasovani We pro-
speech stavky delo Sc v uni do
vazecu mleka a jejich poma-
hatu hlavni pricina jest wa
JENNIE nedohodnuti novem
mzdovem cenniku. Zamestnan-
ci stavi Sc hlavne proti 20 proc.
snizeni mzdy, ktere zmin6ne
dive mlekarny uvedly V zivot
od /. fijna. Spolecnosti neodvi-
sic strajkem postizeny nejsou.
Jest nepochybno, re stavkou
bude zasobeni mlekem povazli
We ochromeno, ale urednici u
ME slibuji, ze mleko dodano
bude do nemocnic j rodin, kde
jest mleko nutnym k vyzive
malych ditek.
Stavka byla odhlasovana,
kdyz zavrzen byl kompromisnl
navrh spolecnosti. Dovazeci
projeyovali ochotu sleviti ze
mzdy $500, kdezto Telling
Belle Vernon strhavala dosud
$3.50. Praci zastavi asi 800 mu
ia, kdezto rozvazeti bude asi
800 rozvazecu jinych firem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
KRAL ALEXANDR v BELEHRADE.

Belehrad, list - Kral Aexandr Jugosavie pfije
Pafze. Vchn cenove kabnetu jej uvta pri
vystoupen vlaku.
Dne 27 cervna ucnen byl pokus zavra7d6n Alexandra,
tehdy korunniho prince Ia nekok dnu potom
deie do PaTize smri kae Petra jeho otce shedao
Alexandr by vazne ednom predm6si Parze.
AeXandr sozil ufedn pfsahu, avsak navrat svuj sta
odkadal vyskytly poves re nemn vratt do Jugo
slavic uja trdnu Ocekava re nyn brzku oznamen
bude den jeho korunovaee.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
SENSACNI OBVINENI SENATOROVA.

Washington. list. Rtham deha senate dnes Wat
George prohas mnoho vojakd amercke vaecne
Franc obeSeno beZe vSeho soudu ukaza fo
ogaf sbence, nz py popravy konany Watson byl
zada ably poda dGkazy sv6ho vrzeni snamu vyboru
voenske zaezost odepe proasv re vybor neni
nesrannym Byl tudz zvastn vyborz jen
Setrova obvnen Watsonova Zaznamy odboru vak ukazu
j. ienom amerckych voakG Franci byo poprave
vysechu pred vojenskymi soldy vsech pfpadech
pros6 zocny znasn6n vrazdu neb pokus znasin6ni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
PRESIDENT JMENOVAL PORADNI
VYBOR.

Washington, l. list - Poradni vybor, enz ma spolupu-
sob amerckou deegaci konferenci omezen zbroeni
by dnes jmenovan presidentem Hardingem Jest mem
Carm Thompson Ceveandu ustanoven representacn
obchodnik Soeasn6 odbor stau c~nar vb technck6ho
stabu americke deegace trcet ctyfm ceny Gen. Per-
hing nacenik armadniho Stabu konreadmral W. Rodgers
jsou voenstf zastupc poradnfm vyboru
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
PROTEST PROTI sOUDNi ZAPOVEDI.

Indianapolis 1. list. - Panuj obavy, re zapoved vydana
federanim soudcem Anderonem pro organsovan havr1
Zapadni Virgin prot dosavadnmu obyceji rhovani
mzdy havfrd prisp6vkG uni zasani t6chze uradoven
un mlze vesi ku vseobecne stavce havT Prozatim
kaz soudce Andersona neni dosud planos nebo
Jim hta ably mohlo by podano odvolani Ze vsech uhe
nych obla dochaze osr6 proesty prot zapoved
Andersona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
POMAHA ARBUCKLE-OVI.

New York 1. list. - Lowell Sherman, f'movy herec
vecku pokoiich Roscoe c. Arbuckea jednom no.
Francsku jenz predchazel snrt Vrginie Rappe
ucn dnes pfiseznou vpoved kere poplra re Arbu
exile kteryko byl samoten divkou Sherman
VII secna Rappeova stezovala re j neni dobfe bya
donesena Arbuckeovy oznce re Arbucke byl tam e
kdyz JIM hoste byli pftomni,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
MA OCHRANU PRISTEHOVALCU.

Washington, list - Zvlastni vybor, ienz by pecoval
pfsehovalce kter phaze rznym pffstavy do Spoenych
StaI uvofen byl sekreaTem prace Davsem eho cenove
hned odeel do New Yorku ably v6nova praci Ellis
1slandu Fred C. Croxton Oha slecna Julia C.
Lathropova dfiveI spravkyne vadnho detskeho uTadu
Charles p Ne, dekor Narodn katocke blahodene rady
sIecna Lola d. Laskerova New Yorku. e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
STATNf BANKA ZUSTANE..

Fargo N. D., stopadu. - Ackoli pri paecnich vol
odvoan byi uTad guverner Frazier generan navad
nj Lemke komisar zemedesvf prace Hagan vetsnam cd
1000 do 1000 hasd by pode seho porazen navrhovany
lkvdac severodakotske satn banky. Pokud da
sou die cc oznamenych dosud jednotivych precink
pravdepodobno vsechny t navrhovane dodatky
usave zakona, nchz obcanstvo meo hasovanm
rozhodnouti bylo porazeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
HROZiCf STAVKA v JATKACH.

Chicago L. list = VGdcove unie denfkG atkach pracu
jcich ppravu zastaven prace 15 opadu, po hlaso-
vani nemz $685. deniku zamestnanych zdech ateG
Mich zavodech vyslovo vku pro 340O z hlasova
zaporne Organsace ma 100000 clenG cele zem nchz
1000 jest Chicago Nespokojenos denctva byla pfvode
mimi ZaVody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
FARMAR USMRCEN BYKEM.

Sidney, O., l. istopadu. Charles Fog 48Iety, farmaf
Salem ownshpu byl bykem sve farme blize
Montra Fogt by naezen pasvisku
synem poedne po dlouhem hedanf hubokym ranami zp
sobenymi rohy byka Po Fogtov zdsala vdova deti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-08
Caledonia County clergymen Organic

y In response to call from severa
representative pastors of Caledonia
county, the Protestant ministers met
in the vestry of the South Congrega.
tional church Tuesday TO form coun-
ty organization.
The following persons were present ;
Rev Robert CLARK and Rev Il. w
Sturteyant Of Lyndon, Rev. w. H.
Gould Of West Burke; Rev w. J. Nc
Farlane and Rev. II. j. Human OF
Lyndonyille; Rev. Mr.. Mcleod Of SUIT
ton; Rev. 4. b. Richards, Rev. +. A.
Poole. Rev. A. p. Grint, Rev. A. s.
Woodworth, Rev. w. A. Cate and
Rev. G. II. Morse OF st. Johnsbury;
Rev. A. N. Pierce OF passumpsic; Rev.
w. A. Warner Of Peacham and Rev.
q b. Bliss Of Mclndoes.
The meeting organized with the
election of Mr.. Gould as president and
Mr.. Hinman as secretary and treasur.
err.
A general discussion of the purpose
of the organization followed and it
was the opinion that it should con
Germ itself not with doctriRal or de-
nominational differences NUT take up
the practical moral problems of our
various communities.