davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-10-27
OIL STOCK VALUES SHOW BIC
GAIN SINCE FIRST OF OCTOBER
increases Of From 10 to 100 Per Cent in Prices
Quoted on Issues Traded in Here Forecast
Active Demand for Winter Season

:, Wyoming oil stocks have reflected important gains during
the present month, due in part to the two advances in the
price of crude oil but in the main to a new feeling of conf
dence among investors here and in all parts of the country
that oil securities of Wyoming concerns are now on the bar
gain counter: Increases already experienced have added
, 1921-10-27

Grand Rapids. Mich. claims the un-
fQue distinction among American
cities OF never having had a bank fail
ure-
, 1921-10-27

The average life Of woman has
heightened by four years during the
last quarter of a century.
, 1921-10-27

Foreign Silver.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Foreign bar
silver. e9xc; Mexican dollars 54kc.
, 1921-10-27

In the same period oil prices in the
major fields Of the state experienced
, 1921-10-27
INVESTIGATION BUREAU

MIDWEST BUREAU OF NVEsTT.
CATION - Civil and Criminal. Suite
s02 Continental Oil Bldg. Phone I62s.
, 1921-10-27

AUTO RADIATOR SPECIALISTS
Cleaning, Repairing and Recoring
Work Called for and Delivered
Phone 481J 724 East Thirteenth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02
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Very impressive was the Wedding
of Miss Mariory Mccoy youngest
daughter os Mr. and Mrs " NJ Me
Coy of ZIG North Oak and Mr Harold
stayrum Of IeCrosse. Wisconsin.
which took place Wednesday after
noon at o'clock in the home Of The
brides paronis
A cnlor motif OF green and white
appeared In the decorations, bowls
and vases of spring flowers were used
throughout the rooms Southern
smilax fastooned the windows In The
living room pNcrs. under a bower o
green ferns with a background Of
roses. the ring ceremony was read
by the Rev G. o. Nichols Of the
Presbyterian church.
Preceding the ceremony. Mr. Carl
Williams sang Cadman's "At Dawn
ing with accompaniment BY Miss
Mildred Davis Hho played McndeIs-
sohns veddlng march az the bridal
party entered
The bride wore a gown OF embroI-
dered ne, trimemd with lace and
carried shower bouquet OF white
rose bude Mrs Jefferson. sister
~ the bride. who was maid of honor,
had on a blue organdy. trimmed with
cream lace. with hat 90 match and
carried an old fashioned bouquet.
Mrs McCoy's gown was a grey bead
~ georgette. Mr.. Frank Mo- oy. a
brother Of the bride. vas bes. man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02
Don't Spoil Your Hair
BY Washing II

wbeu yoa sash your hsir. be careful
what yoa use Aost sonps snd pfppafea
shsmpooe eonfain foo ma~h slkaiI. uhieh
IL very injHriess. - Il dries tl.e eeslp
and makes ne hzir. brittle
The bent thing 70 ns~ 4 Nhlsin<s 10
coanst oii shamFoo fsr this T. pufs ssd
entirely Tres@ei<ss ft's vfr2 eIssp snd
beats snythng else sH 10 g>~e~ tea
esa get Nslsifi~1 a. any drs.s ess sEG =
fsw oaaees viii ias' the ni,ts fsmii \
for monfhs
slnsDiy mafsfen the hsir with eater
snd rsb Il in. sbDat feaspsscpfsl y ~
fbat ~ reqsire5 n makes sn sFpndaH~e
- rieh. creamy lsfh~f elesnses thor
oaghIg. ard rinses eat eastis The Aalr
dries auiekIg and egensY. ard y s~fi
fresh lsokihx bright. ffsffy. esgg sal
essg u hsndie feeid~s " lss~ra. aed
tekes eat e~ery particle n 1u-s. dir md
dshdrsn Be ssfs yeus drssglss gives
yss. NsIsifisa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

sndaiism shleh cropped or 10 The
urnsd negro quarter IN many piaees
'nr ng the day bore lis first fruit
whsn Bert Weiis. age ~. white. 80
iaeortsd 70 the sheriffs offies a tas
nint ~ bayonef. charged ~
oosinK iin VAS Immediately re-
landed 70 the county lali ant d
large u grand lsrreny elil - { ~
Ealnsi him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

Vegetable Compound 70 my friencz and
you may Use this letter IL you care 20
d -. ''-nrz- W. II. BLAKE, Route /,
Stems, MIss-
Heg many women, overEorked. tired
and ssling. keep Up the cezseiezs tread
rnili Of tier daily d1tiez Until they are
afflicted with female troubles a. Mrs
Blake vas, and are run down. weak and
nervous But every such woman should
be conyincec By the many letters ike
hers which We are eonstantiypsblizhing.
prayinz beyond question that Lydiz z.
Pinkhzn's Vegetable Compound VIII
overcome zuch troubles ard restore
vorsen % normal health ard strength
Letters abo1t your health vii Be given
careful attention ard held n strict con
l1ence II y01 write 70 Lydia z. Psnkr
ham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mas -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

thssc wounded could BE- cassed a
serloasIy injured Sufficient nafso
10 care for all ~ them we're at hant
but ths lack 81 volunteer beiD 80
Aargicsl dress ngs made their ~ofi
d iilcals
ona hueafed and seventy fiye men
y p,sinen and children wers Killed. -
cordlnx to an official estimate mad
st : ocioek this afternoon ~ Hsnl
Charles " T,sisr. inspeeioF u fhs
police department lie said that ~
Investigation wogid show that scores
o. negroes we're burned % 6eas'
when the negro dlstret vas sssp
~ flames
The black refugees ill - fealov
81 from eounfy fair Eroanda ate -
day. IN aeeordanee 9th an order Il
sued by the military COMMITTEES
composed u city officials and buss
hess men They uill be held thsf'
pendio1 an investig4tion The rom
n ttse said that they believed abo5'
2.010 ~ tie negroes rould BE- Fs.
stas4d before niTht National Cusr6
'fnsehine gunners and infanfrymer
VII he stationed ~ The fair grounds
{, zusrd the pfis5nsrs
A determined var By city. eounf Z
za6 military authorities 20 stamp or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

the West NJ r. church met wednes
day afternoon nj the home o, MFs
Rosetta peldlng. rs West Noble with
good attendance, and very profit
able afterncon Was spent
- n
Mr. and Mrs W J Foster ~ this
city have as visitors this week his
sisters. Mrs. = v Annia of McrNel.
Texas and Mrs q Morss of ~
Worth. Mrs Morse - accompanied
by her grand daughter. Miss Dorothy
Arnold u Ardmore, Mrs. Annls II sn
author II some note aud has written
many intcres.lng books
" n a
Mrs sarah Hughes Is very low NJ
he home % her daugh.cn Mira u "
chilcott
Mrs A Y Canficld returned lan,
nlgh, rom Visiting her daughter
rlisaheth and son. " W Garfield u
ronca city.
" NJ x
Mrs > Rasmaker wtll ARRIVE
onishl from months trip over the
state.
Mr. Earl Il nayer who served four
ears in the navy, has Just feturrtel
rom china. Japan and he Haw aian
stands and is the guest of his ,oua
n. Mrs Newton KclloTg and family
N " W
Mr. aud Mrs Glenn Douglass left
his Afternoon for an overland trip
q Colorado to he gone an summer
Ar ana Mrs John Nisalcy will occupy
heir home when they return from
heir honeymoon
MIR aud Mrs Frank Mccoy and
'ous Frank Jr and Robin OF Okla 4.
,oma cisy. Mr. and Mrs Gavin McCov
Y pawhuska and Mrs Frank purtard
i Oklahoma city came to attend tho
Nccoy Stacrum wedding
" N X
Master John uerher. ncland lci,
or Arkansas yesterday to visit friend
or q month
Mr J u Douglass sailed At noon
'estcrday fof Liserpool ana other
,olnts In Europe
| N X n
Mrs q e Hall of 1911 West NohIs
vii SO 10 rnnra City toniahi 10 sisl
ler father Mr. /. VI johnson. lher
Brsma. Oklahoma 10 Wait hel
incle Mr. Mike Cassidy
ww r.
Mr. John Judd ~ 81 ouls wa
ho guest Of Mrs Stella Bcland Mon
lay and Tuesday
" VI "
Mlea Maymo oliver will entersail
The Phi Delta Gamma club at on
p'clock luncheon Saturday IT IN
onniry club
" ~ "
Miss Alice Tallman will be hoafep
o N" Rooney Mooney Shah club 70
morrow afternoon at her homo
- N " "
SersicW Star Legion viii meet a
he Library .. 2 o'clock Friday Ia
tead Of Saturday afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

sldes palnef nc - AZ
times that / could
hardly walk ! ssIf-
fered fer four years
with IL. Then ! saz
your advertisement
In the papersandIbe-
gan taking Lydia Z.
pnkham's vegeta-
bic COMPOUND. | feel
stronger and arr
able 70 % most of my
h1useuork nou. /
- -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

continned from Page ~
business houses IN Tulsa opepe4
s usual today. and the customary
crowds we're on the streets. Prom
$40 o'clock negroes began coming
rom their hiding places and rldln ,
or walking 10 their employemen,
Some wore white handkercblefs
around their arms, others we're tag
ged with white ribbon badged
printed "Police protection bur mauy
0ent along unmoleased without an
marking Of dlsinteres,ednesa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02
DELIGHTFUL OPEN AIR En-
TERTAl\ME\T LAST NIGHT

Princess ChFysanthemum. jan
anese opereiia. presented last night
nv students OF The Catholic college
on he campus OF the college was
delightful affair. The play was put
on in fine shape and was witnessed
by a large crowd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02
RE-DlSCOUNT RATES
TO RE CHANGED

Washington, June Progressive
re discouni rates nov Ia effect In he
n, Louis and Kansas City reserve
districts described by President
Harding recently has "penalizing
rates probably will be removed hy
the federal board soon. Il Was said
today az the treasury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

siagnnni decaYed matter IN the
iomarh and Bowels may cauar ser
fua trouble Consultation under
mines your health. decreases youf
es'staoce impa =. your vitality
FOi LETTERS GOLDEN NIrGGEl
TABLETS VIII rid You ~ constlpa
ION. Owl Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02
rAvs YOU roor raousls.

The representative ~ tha Wizard
eoos Appliances comgaey ain remove
~ your foot Ills rea psil Fseslys
diagnosis free A. Fsa.ons shos
Emporium. June s-3-i. ThafsdsY.
sridsy and Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

Corns, bunlcns, callouses aud
oroken arches cured by using Wizard
Foot Appliances See the foot spe
cialist a, Fentons Shoe Emporium
June2-s-4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02
TULSA SITUATION ~
HArDs or MILITIA

Tulsa, June 2 Transfera from
private dressing stations and homes
v TIE business district brought a..
humber of wounded a. the Morning
asde hospital Dp 70 nearly one bnr
dred late this afternoon Of these
more than E were white persons and
the others we're eoI0red
Attendants said that nearly hair ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

Broken arches. raa over b~nis.
slIousss. eofns sad bunloas all
-emsdied By the use Of ths Wizard
ixht Foot appliance DIAGNOSIS u
COT troubles free Al Fenson's She's
slers. Thursday. Friday and sssar.
June z-3-l .. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

y y CHURCH VIII have cooked
FOOD Sals. Saturday. June q q.
Boston Market
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02
AMERICAN GOLF CHAM"
SCORES IN FRANCE

ST Cloud, France. June ? William
r. Tliden of Philadelphia. worlds
grass court tennis champion. de-
feated NJ Danef in one OF .ho semi
final matches Of the worlds hard
court championship here today. The
score was g.: e-l. 5-7. So.
To salute with the left hand y re
gsrded as an insult BY the Moham
r.edans.
@--~---~- ------------~-~------
The village Of Richmond. Michigan.
Is led by women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

A group Of additional guests com
posed OF Mrs. Geo. Willis. Mrs Goo
Green. Mrs. ,yd Trap. Mrs Long
street Hull. Mrs Lon MaIcom d
Oklahoma CITY. Mrs Ned Miller of
Arkansas city and Miss Louise
Trader OF Oak Hall. Virginia added
interest % the meeting Of the Klmona
club yesterday afternoon a. the home
Of Mrs. Stella Beland In tho game
Of auction bridge Mrs. Byron Batch
eIor won top score and Mrs. Melville
Carter consolation.
n H n
Martha Soeley
There was mos. interesting mees
ing of the Martha Society Al the
home Of Mrs l.. II. Matchett yester-
day afternoon The home was a pro
fusion ~ spring flowers Mis- Ethel
Roach Of .he community lnststu'es
delighted the guests with her numsr-
Gus and Jolly games.
PERSONALS OF SOCIETY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02
WOMAN SICK
-FOUR YEARS
Was Finally Made Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Steens. Miss. -" was all run down
and nervous vith.fenzle trouble and my
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

Immediately after lhe ceremony, Nj
Williams sang when My shiqs Come
Sailing In"
The bride cut and served her we'd
ding cake to thirty five guests. in
Guiding the immediate relatives. the
Five, Five. Five club and close friends
Of he family.
Mrs Stavrum Is an unusually beau
iful young woman ot great personal
charm She Is graduate of the
G. II. school. attended FaIrmon'
University at wichita and NJ T.. Ini.
verslty. She will be missed by hei
many clubs and the Episcopal churot
whore she sang
Mr.. and Mrs Slaernm left on he
s O'Clock train for Chicfgo They
viii be Al home after June goth A.
ile2 King. Lacrosse Wisconsin whcu
Mr siavrum Is associated with The
siavrum aud Frazier Clothing Store
N n n
Twin Birthday Party
Mira Newton Kellogg entertained
yesterday afternoon number Of it'lc
folk In honor Of the 3rd birthday an
nlycrsary Of her twin daughters
Clara May and slara June Mrs
Mayme Mccoy, Mrs Slaughter, Mr
Edna Kellogg and Mrs l.. W Iclsmf
assisted Mrs Keiloex in entertaining
the little ones In playing games anf
In keryiug an Ice course With h
two cakes which were decorated viii
pink candles Sweet peas we're use'
TO decorate the rooms Among th'
ll.ile folk were Eliza. Jane i,ouis'
and James Odith Slaughter. Fiols'
Peacock. Josephine Dlckey. Roberts
Loretta and Dorothy MCCOY. Realo
I.onio and tNdnc philips. Ethel Loil
and chas Albert kellogg
n X n
Birthday Party
Mrs T.. A. Hahn. assisted b
Mary Hester Fslus. entertained
number of .he little neighborr an'
classmates Of her nephew. william
Mead r'uesdai afternoon. rhe oc
caspion being Williams sth birthday
Games featured the afternoon
. There was the usual birthday cak'
with eight candies AZ o'clock ic'
cream. cake and candies we're serye'
10 Elizabeth and John All Adams
Jane and RarpheIla Davis Jabls
Harvey and HIlma Denny. Pearl an
Harry Mcmillan. Peariie Frazier
JACK Cabin, lloyd Picka.g lBrig''
I.arkin. Floyd Patterson. Bruce Ham
mers. corrine Estus. jules Weinber
ger and Bernice and chas Frazier q
Red Rock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

Pantomlme has held sway at ihe
prury Lane theatre. in London. fev
ihe last 40 years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

Military tanks are now being used
Tor logging in France.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

II you had . gown that had
hecome old fashioned. but the
material Of which was still
very good. II would be the
natural thing for You TO
have the gown made over
into one which style was
very up-to-date.
Why should You not do
tins with your wedding ring
which has gone out Of stylcl
Have Your old fashioned
ring made over ton, into q
ring that is up.io.late and
also hcautihl an'l attractive.
Ask us about il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-02

A determined var By city. eounf5 4
sad military authorities 70 stamp out .
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-08-05
EAST ST. LOUIS CENTRAL
BODY DOES NOT ENDORSE
DISCREDiTED Co-oPERATORs

At the last meeting of the East
St Louis Central body the co-opera-
tive Society of America came up for
much discussion and delegates re
ported this society had run an adyer.
tisement in the East ST. Louis Journal
in which il quoted a report of the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Union com
mittee which recently went to Chi
cago at the expense OF the society as
endorsing their society in their re-
port; also delegates reported they
were telling prospective customers
that they were endorsed by the Cen
tral Trades. The committee. William
w. Walters, William r. 0'Leary and
Hunter B. Keith, who were all pres.
ent, stated to the meeting that their
report did not endorse this society.
A motion was carried unanimously
hat the reported endorsement OF
this society be repudiated and that
the Press Secretary give this infor-
nation to the East st. Louis Journal
so the public may know the correct
stand taken by the Central Trades
and Labor Union of East st. Louis in
this matter.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-08-05
Let Labor Day Be Our Answer
to the "Open-Shoppers"

next sunday morning n lesea e'eloes.
and the ehatrmen asks he views II
al nnionisis in making the celebration
lha best ever.
Crystal Lake park recognised ~
all As the beauty spot Of Champaign
Connts@Nill be the scene Of the fes.
tisities. nnre are afforded onpar.
tanities for recreation. PLAY. races Of
a minor nature. water sports. plenty
Of shade aud good water. aud. In fact.
most everything needed IL make lhe
celebration most ENJOYABLE aeoa.
sion II Is the opinion Of Tho eammIl
lee that no better all round spot tnnid
be wanted
While no speakers have heen -
cured al present the committee -
poets no difficulty in securing suit
eieni talent 70 make that par, Of ihe
program very Interesting Mr. Han.
Kim Il IN correspondence With several
orators Of wide fame throughout this
section II the country.
The committee on entertainment
plans 10 ask tho flre Department. -
nui IN tournament for silver sup
IN The afternoon. We arr all irior.
sated In Are departments and IL Il *.
peoted that this feature alone viii ha
4 hie drawing card
Local unions ara asked Ia place
their portion of the fanda In tho hands
ef Charles y nangherty, chairman OF
the committee ON finance After tho
celebration an itemised statement will
be printed and sent 10 the aaefelaflea
OF all local uniona Gnerse r. Cox
Is chairman Of the committee on pa.
rade aud all locals should notify MIN
aa soon an possihle whether they in.
tend Go have fioat or not
Remember. let Labor Day this year
be Our Answer 10 the Open Shop
nera"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-08-05
LADIES' LABEL LEAGUE
WILL SEND REPRESENTATIVES,
TO HANNIBAL CONVENTION

At the meeting of the Women's In.
bel League held nj Labor Hall last
Thursday evening. II was decided To
send two delegates to the international
convention OF the Woman's Label
League and Trades Assembly, which
will be held this month In Hannibal.
Mo. Mrs Weir and Mrs j. w Dunn
will represent the local lodge.
The League is making great prep.
arations for their midsummer supper
which will be held at Labor Hall
Thurday eseninx Of next week, A
chicken supper will be scrvcd from
8 until TAO o'clock, and II ls promised
IL viii be fully up TO the standard oi
former suppers. the goodness OF which
can be testified 10 by many people IN
the trade union movement Union
men and women of every trade are
asked TO dine with the ladies on this
occasion, and enable them to better
prepare themselves to take mp tho ac
tive work connected with tho move
ment.
The supper will be followed by O
dance, which will continue until the
small hours OF the next morning, and
to which the public In general Ia In
yited
The cost OF the supper win be so
cents. Dancing Will be charged for nj
the rate of 80 cents for the evening,
with ladies' free
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-08-05
STREET CAR COMPANY
REFUSES TO RESclND
ORDER TO CUT WAGES

The street railway company refuses
10 rescind its order decreasing the
pay of It's employees who are members
of the Amalgamated Association of
Street and Electric Railway Employees.
Division sac. This Is the substance
of a report given James Brown. who
had been authorized to act for the 10.
cal division by J. II. Wood. assistant
general manager of the street railway
company. who has been authorized 10
act for the COMPANY IN attempting 10
Settle the dispute over the contract
with the local men.
This. however. is not the final effort
of the employees, as Mr. Brown i'm.
mediately addressed letter To the
citizens committee and the two moy.
ors, asking that they make an effort
! TO adjust the differences II possible.
and If unable to make settlement,
/ TO make its decision clear as to the
merits OF the case. This committee liz
composed of George Byers and c. l..
kiser of Champaign and Jacob White
and DIR. w. r Burres OF Urbana
About three weeks ago the committee
met and heard the employees side but
company might get together and set.
tie the dispute with few more con.
ference, but they failed to produce
any results.
The local men had a clause In the
contract with the company calling for
the same wage for a like service as
that paid to its men in Decatur from
May /, 1921. To January |. 1922. At
the time the eonrtca was made all
cars In Decatur were operating on
two-man basis and while they had
the so-cailed safety" or one-man cars
they We're operating them with two
men. At the time Champaign's con-
tract was made there were no one
man or safety cars in operation but
when they were installed the company
sci wage scale of : cents ner hour
higher than the tWoman cars,
This year when Decatur made a
new contract the jitney busses had so
wrecked the street car business there
that new working conditions were
made and now Decatur is operating
twenty four cars. three of which are
the West Main street cars known as
split runs, and the other twenty one
are one-man runs. The Decatur con
tract states that all runs other than
West Main street are onesman runs
Yet the company insisted on putting
in twoman schedule at As cent
rate for which they do not operate
except for extras such as a picnic or
baseball game and then ask the
Champaign men TO accept that as their
standard of wages This Is the cues.
tion in dispute and the citizena' com.
mittee, which is party 10 the local
contract. are asked 10 settle.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-08-05
LABOR DAY COMMITTEE
BUSY WITH PLANS ron
MONSTER CELEBRATION

Labor nas Is hut short time ahead
and unlike years past. the committee
has not made all the arrangements
necessary 10 celebrate the day. hut
IL Is meeting every Sunday morning
and as often between times as Is
necessary. and there Is no doubt
that the celebration lhk year Viii be
full, np IN the standard of past years
The latcaess In getting start l.
not the fault of the Labor nas Com.
mittee, - considerable trouble has
been experienced in getting an eN.
pressinn Of opinion from the differ.
ent unions as 10 their desires In eele.
hrating Each local was asked II
make an early report. and as some
meet only once a month. considerable
.ime has been consumed IN getting
their replies However. nj the meet.
ing Of The committee at Labor Hall
last Sunday afternoon. replies from
lmalnrlts of the unions had been ra.
eeiyed. and the committee began ~.
i've work In making the plans.
Committees were appointed. the
names given being those of the chair.
men. who Will select their assistants
George L. cox of the Painters union
win be marshal OF tho parade, and
viii have charge OF all the arrange
menis of that feature of the eelehra.
tion. The remainder of the committee
follows. Finance, e. +, nauaheriy:
publicity. John v Ross, speakers.
George Hankins. entertainment, Terry
Morrison: grounds, NJ, u Campbell !;
music, j n, Harding These commit
tees will make their first report nj
the meeting 10 be held at Labor Hall