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Evening journal., 1922-10-05
THREE BILLIONS PUT IN POCKETS OF PEOPLE
Ry ADNrJNTc1rR A1uoN

W7HEN the Republican administration came IN,
w Liberty bonds Delaware holders Of them know,
worth only s5 cents the dollar. They now
above par. This increase in their value amounts
three billion dollars Every man, woman or child who
Liberty bond finds that bond is worth least
fifteen dollars to him now than It under the
Democratic administration.
Into the pockets Of the people will come three billion
dolers--represented by the increase in the value of
their bonds This IS three billion dollars they will now
receive which they would received were IT not
for wise Republican craftsmanship which provided the
proper conditions for business prosperity.
The Republican administration has not only revised
the tax laws and cut expenditures reduce taxes
saving the people billion dollars in actual taxes but
1t increased the Liberty bonds three
billion dollars. putting three billion dollars into their
pockets.
Thus is the Harding administration making good on
its slogan More business in government"
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

ward OF half a billion of dollars to
banking institutions in the agricul-
tural sections for reloans TO farmers
sage of cheer about the American
farmers:
The position OF the farmer
and stock man has been i'm
mensely strengthened, the har-
vest prospect is favorable and,
although there were declines re-
Gently in the prices of some
commodities, most staple farm
products are considerably high
er than they were in the sum-
mer and fall OF last year."
And of equal moment to the farm
er and to the country is the fact that
HIS cost Of raising the crop he will
sell this year was lower than his cost
OF raising the crop sold last year.
His labor cost less, his machinery
less, his supplies less.
In the previous crop year the
farmer had put topnotch costs into
his crops only to have the bottom
fall out of his market when he
went to sell those high cost crops.
Even the prices OF last year, which
went down TO something like nor
NAL basis. would have been good
enough IL the costs of the products
had been anything like normal
But the farmer could not stand
up against tho combination of high
er outgo and lower income. He was
eaten up in the process. This is why
he had TO have unusual banking
help. II is why the banks in the
agricultural section had to have un-
usual help. And both may need
such help for some time because
the farmer got deeply into debt and
the farmer banks carrying him got
over extended.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

suits. In 1t American activity is en-
tirely legitimate and will be more
productive than any hurry call to
arms.
THE FIRST WOMAN SENATOR
From the New York Herald.
1t is a political odditity that the
first woman member OF the United
States Senator should be from
Georgia. For Georgia is one OF the
States where the men insisted that
woman's place was in the home and
not at the polls. Georgia was more
bitter IN its opposition to woman
suffrage than most Of Its neighbor
States. Georgia in 1919 rejected the
Amendment to the Con-
stitution by an overwhelming vote
--39 TO 10 in the State Senate and
1872 to "a in t1ie House. Texas
might vote for such a revolutionary
thing. but Georgia neverl
OF course 1t may be that Mrs.
William II. FELTON,, who was ap-
pointed yesterday by Governor
to I'LL the vacancy caused
by Senator Tom Watson's death, will
never participate in the business of
the United States Senate. A Demo-
CT attic primary in Georgia will nomi-
nate a candidate for the Senate this
month and it probably will be some
body of the sterner sex. But Georgia
in honoring Mrs. FELTON,, who was
one of the patient strugslers for
suffrage, has made what will be re-
yarded as a gesture of repentance for
It's hardness OF heart.
Even II she never sees the Senate
Chamber Mrs. FELTON, IS Senator in
Congress. Georgia has done what
he country expected Kansas TO do.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
With the Pdragraphers

Former Premier Clemenceau says he Is ready to
make lecture OF America to explain duties in
regard the European situation, but we are afraid
James Middleton Cox will regard such a venture as
usurpaton Of his constitutional rights.-Miwaulxee
Sentinel.
Some persons do like government by Injunction,
but large majority of 11O000.0O0 American citizens
stand opposed government by strikers-Louisvle
iCourier-Journal.
Unless 'the iong-suffering public" gets busy
make these latest coal strikes the last will deserve
all its suffers-Boston Herald
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

ployes who remained at work or with
others who took the places OF strlk-
ers, the public might accord a meas
ure of sincerity to this latest utter
ance of Jewell. But it specifically
refers to violence causing loss of life,
and in view of the notorious fact that
some strike leaders have not only
condoned violence, but on occasion
have uttered veiled threats against
the persons OF men who were at
work in the shops and also against
the property OF the railroad COM
panies, the public will regard In its
proper light this latest guarded dis
claimer from this strike leader.
The proceedings Instituted by At
torney General Daugherty at Chi
cago will have accomplished one
profoundly important purpose IL
they go no further than to Demon
strate that no striker or strike
leader may resort TO violence with
out peril 10 his own life or liberty
that crime committed in the name
OF organized labor is not one whit
less amenable to punishment than
crime committed by one who does
not bear the brand OF trade union.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

The Comptroller of the Currency is authority ths
statement that United States has financed Europe
the s2s751 900 since the beginning
the World War. That does not include gifts for charity
but is made up Of government loans and unpaid
est commercial credits foreign securities and curren-
cies bought None but the rabid information
alist will deny the United
part toward the rehabilitation of Europe
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
EDITORIAL OPINION

that the rank and file OF labor con-
done acts OF violence resulting in
loss OF life among train service en-
ployes and others"
If Mr.. Jewell had come out at any
time with a good round condemna-
ton OF all forms of violence and in
reference with those railroad en-
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
A WEAK DISCLAIMER.

From the Manufacturers Record.
b. NJ. Jewell. who represented the
strikers in the railroad difficulties
that have prevailed since July /, said.
In commenting upon the terms of the
strike settlement announced last
week: '"Ths public will not believe
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
GLASS MEETING

The first fall meeting of Mrs e.
7. Hovard,s class of st. Paurs NJ
E. Sunday school will be held TO-
morrow night in Mrs. Howards
home. 1900 Jefferson street The
class is composed of some twenty
five adults.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

inflicted upon him the failure associates 10 put
up the money needed to pay It. will expose the
bling ring in wilmington" II that be true and II he
has real evidence persons in city will admit
that even Cohen has his worthy
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

The merchant marine legislation and de-
signed prevent future strikes the railroads
destined be the crowning achievements OF the first
Congress under the administration OF President Hard
Ing Those will be the principal items of legislation
to receive the attention the extra session that
pected to convene about November IS.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

We notice that the who anxious TO i'm
peach the Attorney General entirely passive when
twenty-five workmen brutally murdered by strk-
ing miners at Herrn Illinois You easily where
their sy1npathies lie.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

Men may come. and men may so but, like Tenny-
brook that fight in the Presbyterian Church down
in Elkton. Nd, seems 70 go forever. It has more
angles to it than barbedwire fence and, in many OF
its parts It is Just about pointed.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
w atch How
Ironized Yeast
Stops Pimples i!
When Blood Gets Yeast-Vitsmines4
Ironized, Then Pimples, Black
heads, Eruptions, Large
Pores Vanish!

Here is a law of Nature, and you
can't get away from 1t. II never
fails. If you had enough ironized-
yeast-vitamines in your q,
Your skin would be remarkaply
clear. But remember one thing al
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
GEMS OF THOUGHT

A belief seems to be that II enough persons
violate law, that nules the law
:-.-:-:
Many a would like convince his wife that "his
1Ail castla"
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

Mr. Gompers been remarkably quiet since the rail
strike was Perhaps his friends have tipped him
Off to the fact his reckless uterances do harm
to their
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

After reading the account OF reduction OF expenses
by Secretary OF War Weeks agree with the remark
that weeks thrift thrift weeks for the United
States treasury.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

The soviets being in league with the unspeakable
Turk every who is in league with the sovets has
appropriate company.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21

In nltimul moment aflam pt
cale partfculara ca o alta ciocnire
- a trenului accelerat 4 TIM
soara -Bucuresti sa intamplat
tot All noapte in statia P.-Olt.
Trcnul accelerat 4, care plecast
de Ia Balls. ajungand la intrarea
in statia P.-Olt o locomotiva 81 uu
wagon. care plecasera de aseme-
nea de la Balls, s'au ciocnit.
Fochistul masinei izolate a fost
svarlit de pc locomotiva 81 ranit
itser. De asemenea am fest raniti
aser un major 81 ofiiantul vago-
nufui postal de la trenul 4. -
Cristeseu.
Circulatia ma fost intrernpta
81 tremM 4 Sesit i'm Capitali Ell
o intarziere de 4 ore.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21

ca privire la ciocnirea din CARA
|Platro-Olt correspondence! nostru
dim Slatina. care Sc afla i'm tren.
ne comnnica urmatoarele anna
nnnte:
In noaptea de 23 spre "A Fe7
!brttaric trenul accclerat No. 1 s IA
icloenit cu o masina izolati la
semnalnl de distanta. din cauza
ica seful statiei Balls a indr,mat
lnasina izolataL spre P.-Olt. Acea-
sta lnsa n d fost primita i'm static,
ramanand la semnalul de distan-
ia. lntre timp. urmand sosi tre-
nul accelerat No. 4. statia P.-Olt
a dat semnalul liber fara sa-si dea
seama ca masina izolata este la
seminal. astfel ca aeceleratul We
mind Ell viteza dat peste ma
sina. Au fost sparte geamtlrile
de la vagoane. Multi pasageri au
fost raniti.
din "Adcvarul")
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21

Dr. Mbt copocR ~ fldcdri cn
spai,ad-i regi fugind
81 N l1ncd spre ostronre trecdnd
IN SIR cn jind.
Dar celce sta ''aye lotusi san f1ori
ca niras ray,
Cerddca malt al easel IL udd lar
81 iar,
81 N ris 81 cant ca dragn Sc bucurd
dim pin
M si'nte-arsita cefii, ednd luna-i
IN seein.
0deea European6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21
Constiiutia Iiberala 81
TegiIIlul preset

, nota lasa astfel desehisa calea a.
cestei desfiintari complecte.
Textul de mai sus arata limpe-
de intentiile liberalilor fata de Ii
bertatea scrisulr1i.
Printr'o definite meStesngita a
delictului de presa, Sc vor socoti en-
delete de presa numai manifestd-
tiunile de opiniune pedepsite de
legi. AcesteaA singure vor Fl iusti-
table Gle Ctrtilc cu juri. Toate
celelalte delete de, presa vor Fl tri-
mise tribunalelor ordinare. Precum
Sc vede sc iau de la jurati apreape
toate delictele de presa, creandu-
Sc pentru Curtile Gu juri an deliet
nou, eel de opini,,ne, necanoscut
inca pana acum in lesislatia noas-
ira.
Oar proectul liberal nu lasa iu-
|ratilor niei macar toate nanifes-
tatiunile de epininne," caci scoste
dintre ele, pentr,l a lie trimite tot
tribunalelor ordinare, pc cele ce
vor Fl socotite ca atentate la bu-
nele moravuri 81 provocare Ia anar-
bic, cum 81 pecele ce vor Fl conexe
en- alte delete sau crime pedepsite
mai greu.
Nh va scapa apoi eetitorilor gra-
vitatea aliniatuMi care da drept
justitiei sa recurga la toate mij-
Ioacele permise de legi pentrn a
descoperi pc a0toral unui articol.
Sub acest rexim justitia va putea
sa faca .tleseinderi sd perchizitio-
neze, sd eanfiste Mahascrise, sd te-
rorizexe 81 sa instrnmenteze pentrn
descoperirea autarului unui arti-
lcol, exact ca pentrn. desccperirea
aatoralai nnei crime. atanei eand
nu Sc va mnltnmi Gu raspaAtlerea
pc care trehuie sa si-o ia direetornl
grant al ziarului.
Gu alte cuvinte, intentiile libe-
ralilor STUNT 81 coreetignalizeze mai
|toate procesele de presa, 81 seoata
delictele de presa de- sub reximul
special al i,lstitiei cetatenesti, sd
pue' redactiile sub controlul proea-
rorilor 81 judecatorilor de instruc-
tie 81, prin acestea, sd dea paterei
executive mijlocul de a subjuga a
patra putere.
Stunt lucruri carl nu Sc mai pot
tagadui, caci oficiesul Viitoruf'
a rccunescut ca proeetnl eercului
de studii coprinde intentiile parti-
dului liberal fata de press.
Iosif Nddejde.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21

Vagonnl de posta a fest aproa-
pc complect darinfat lar condnc-
torul ambulantei pestale aname
Stan Florescu, STA gasit nloartea.
tadavrul nenoroeitului slujbas
a fost secs de Sub darimaturilc
va gonului, eribil mutilat.
Altf = functioRari al vagonulul
postal 81 5 calatori din trenul
Faccclerat au fest raniti user.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21
CIOCNIREA ACCELERATU.
LUZ DE O1ADEA IN
CARA BkASOV
: I'm mort ~ rxniti.
o alta eiocnira = Piatra- OFT.

All noaptc la orele 2 trenul
aceelerat . pentru Oradia Mare
Gu plecarea la 8:35 seara din
CARA de .Nord, s'a ciocnit in sta
tia Brasov, la semnalul de dis
tanta, ca doua locomotive izolate.
care plecau spre Zarnesti.
Cioenirea fest atat de puter.
niea in eat masinele nolate cum
81 nlasina trennlui accelerat an
sarit de pc linie, care a fost dis
trusa pc 0 lungime de circa 10
metri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21
2 leilioa1le pagubs.

Dltpa primele cercetari faeute
de organele regionale C. +. r.
Brasov, vinovat este impiegatul
de miscare Derminda din statia
Brasov, care a fost imediat ares
|tat.
Pagnbele Sc ridiea aproape ,
milioane.
Pana la ora trenurlle accele-
FRAT No. IA Oradea-Mare-Bucu-
resti 81 17s personal, nan sosit
inca in capitaa.
La fata loeului au sosit la orele
b jun. cn tren special naltii fune-
ftionari al Direetiei regionale C. f.
T.. Brasov, dd. Pop 81 Surlu seful
garii Foeseneanu, cu I'M numeros
fpersonal din CARA 81 toti hamail
ca sa faca transhordarea bagaje-
Flor.
! vagenal postei fost compleet
fsfarimat, lar yagonna de bagaje
lsrav aeteriorat. Scriserile, pache-
ttele de jnrnale, geaMantanefe, la
lille erau imprastiate 81 in parte
|rupte ComaHdantnl pieherifor a
lluat masuri sd nu Sc aprople nj
Fmeni de coletele po9tale pana in
lfsptRl zilei eand yor putea II
fatlunate.
Printre eel carl coborau din
lyagonul de dormit din imediata
iapropiere, era 81 d. Take Ioneseu.
iRedaetorml nostru pentru Ar.leal,
ia sosit Gu aeeeleratal in Capltaia
ia intrebat pc d. Take lonescu
Easnpra emotiei ee avnt-o: D.
Ieneseu . Taspans ca pc dansul
Ieioenirea Ia trezit din seann 81
ina simtit decat Q nsoara zgu.
duitsra.
Il "Aeesta este al patrulea acci
dent de tren din care soap So
natos'
I RedactorMl nostrn = fOst rMga1
lac d Take lonesea "a indata e.
, soseste la R,,caresti - comnnie'
ld-nei IoDtseu ca este coMplee1
2 sanatos 81 eontinua cafatoria Ii
.haia-Mare unsle candideaza. Sti
! ride ce lie vor adnee ziarele DIES
pre- accident sd NO tulbure dec
pc d-sa eat de pGtin-
La o~fe IL 81 trei sferturi re
fAsctorul nestru - achitat d
81 saceasta irsSrcinarc.
ei Paniea b pnbliefa fost mare ii
tot decursul transbordarii pril
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21
v A r A

Gu foe de sooyv 81 rdpdi de lNnd
CIV riwri 81 n fiorH b6n MOI.
Pc seard, Hdndrd 81 cN dor suit
pte0ape,
Soseste, Vord. pretend 'ntre nOi.
Firide yeci de apa tdsnitOdre
81 aoptHe cn-al d0lbei l,tni potei,
Santafns siropos 81 pictre sc"mpd,
Vor sd sfNjeascd omul cu tensei.
Intro cdmorS Embellishments, sotii
To- o>miezM nopsii beaM a0alc cin
Gu creturi tot, subt busets feWeii,
Cdnd Joe 81 cantec dorw-l chiam,d
Tin.
Cw'braM de mdtSse pesse sAkdwri,
Gu saba dc mdrydritar pc san
81 eA ssiroansS Auas ~ a,Sr, siacastd
Femeils pc axlcele st1pds.
CdAd eslsx-s; su,d Aus,l br6tarii
Ls gleann ssieS 81 cw sslinas,
| Cw, fir4 lsledeIe . iMbiw,
81 pc iMbit Il ssAple ae slean.
Cdei simtxriJc swi n ~ f. cr1jae
Cdnd pieptw 'n,bntd Gu ssStel 81
caAd
Pc pdr vezi . cHans1 snspletit1,
Pc solauri. bv6H de ayr hrg, ~,
i Acnns0 tsfele eM sSasi tixeri
DsscAse ~ 9rah gyeMl lar vssSssAj
j 81 peste alle ssddMlsse n 0ossyi
ls,tisd ssltiSs acepsremSat.
i n vsntsrdr ~ yolvsi % .sivessse
j PriN sslls ysce - axsSdsitsr,
eN cdstses ds pxstr; y de faant,
! Din soss,,-; sc tresit iaAsrse IA,
Y p4:.,..a. \, -, A., -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21
tNFoRmATI.

Nh numai in America Sc in
tampl;i atatea accidente de auto
mobile. ci 81 in Franta. Precum
spune telegrama venita din Pa
riS, prefectul politiei, Robert
Loullier. a ordOnat ca de acum
inainte sd Sc sechestreze imediat
automobilul celuia care nu Sc va
tinea de ordonantele ce regulea-
"a comunicatia. lar soferul sa fie
TRIMS la inchisoare. Antomobilul
sd fie auctionat imediat dupa ce
soferul va fl gasit vinovat. Asst
fel Sc crede cd Sc vor reduce
|caznalitatile>
Paris. = O telegrama la ziarui
Herald, ce sosit de la Niena,
spune ca militaristii din Bulgaria
au sAvirSit lOvitura lie stat 81
au resturnat pc guvernul Stam-
boulinSky 81 au stabilt o dicta-
tura,
Detroit. - Edward II. Ives, su-
|perintendentul liniilor ferate dim
detroit, sofia hui. eel trei copii al
Hui 81 O cunoscuta de a lui All fost
lomoriti cand automobilul lor a
fost lovit de un tramvaiuI interur-
ban. langa Rochester. Mich. la 30
| mile Spre nord de aici. o fata a
Hui, Edith Ives. de IA ami. a Sarit
Tdin automobil inainte de ciocnire
81 a scapat teafara.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21

Calatorii. trennlui 9 81 eel din
acceleratul 10 pentru, Bueuresti,
an fost, = dupa reiatiunile oficia-
lie, = reciproc transbordati. Res
tabilirea circulated $ "a facut dupii
= ore cand trenurile an putut
spleca~ regnlat.4,~z a.. s .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21

lintuneric. Acceleratul No. 9 a pie.
eat din Brasov spre Bucuresti La
.orele.7 in loc dc = jun. cri dimi-
neata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21

Pribeagul. chinnH de despdrtire,
Abia cnnoaste lntW subt picior,
Cdci de alta arsitd uscatd
lMbrncd tnyn prnfnl cdldtor.
Alcargd dnpd an igror gageln:
Tscat il Q gdt1ejM de cMduri,
Cdnd, alb ca spuma de-astermtt pc
pleOnpe,
Fn nor s'drdtd N care pc pddMri>
Ndpdrca ldncedd de fierbinteald,
Din prafM drs de soarele nebua,
S'a 'Heelacit oftand sleita N urAaA
La wAsbYa char cozii de pdNa.
81 gdfde cw gdtul rama leul
81 anpG elefanti M SO mai "a;
Ca 'ntr'un lesin Sc stinge-ovdntu-i
dprig,
II cade c0an,a, limbo-i bate gren.
lar elefantA ',npi,ss dc-o sete
cruntG
81 mistait de fecn 'nctnsci boHi,
CIV tr0,apa lui uscat6 soaabe rOWa,
.NepdsdtOy de lexl mMmai colti.
PdunM m0nle si-anetit de rae
'Ce ard ca focM .jertfei pc en- rug.
Acun,n crutG serpii 'ntinsi in zoe,
Ce N umbra cosit lni albastre fug.
KistretM scrun,d. rdsturndnd Gu
YdtM
In glodM bMtW galbene 81 N stuh.
Si-ar rrea cN t0tul In pdWdnt sd
iNtYe,
La addpost de .iorNl din rdsduk. !
IsbH de mdndr.sl zen Gu colt de
ruse
RrOtdcu-diurea. sdre din n0mOl
H-ateargd m0alc spre un sdrpc care
Dcsfnce creasta lm de umbrd ~
gol.
Oar frdntd " doud-i e podoaba
truntm
81 mistuit MuntrM tot de foe;
Div limbo lacom bate dapd aer
81 ldsd prada ne 'nhd!otd N loo.
Intro retea de lotusi smulsi din
fundwri
lac pesti nduci, lar barza fugit,
Cdci elefon!ii tropde prin baltd
Mghesuih 81 tot az n0r0H.
Gu buze Vestede 81 N spnme-olear-
gd
'CTe.i de biroli din rupturi de
munti;
Le-atdrnd limb de flacdm din
gurT
81 dapd apd ochU umbM crunfi.
la foe pddurea, iarba pdlitd pierre,
rOi
Roteste rijetia popoorele de fol-;
Cat rezi Gu ochii balta intreagd a
secdt,
Far crdngurite-o flonre, sunt gron-
"a 81 pdcot.
In pomii resteyi tnce al pdsdrilor
Uiers,.
.hainM!ele-si strec0a'T sub munte
frdAtul mers.
Tree ciurdele de birOl cu dor de
Hde ierbi
/ 81 ~ funduri de fdntdnd ling pia.
trn miste cerbi.
81 piflsiaia 'mpiasd de rfhtM fn-
ri0s
| ApriRde pesai, tnfismyi, le ardt
lda@ jos;
Sed@teele pdrae, gsemae cdderi
De cAjnesari in floare 81 de sofra,s
J. stin9heri.
IN Mrfet de fNytAs6 diA rdpi q
/ isOMcmit.
Prin trestie trosxeste eu fl,ter ~
Cwtet.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-21

NlllOfuI feclluOaSIc CD IlHcltlU-
nile guvernulni fata de libertatea
presei sunt eele cuprihse in proec-
t,.l de Constitute intoemit de GER
cul de studii al partidului liberal.
Oficiosul glvernului scrie tex
tual:
"Ta proect de Constitute gnta
tipdrit stdtca la disp0zitia acelorn
carr r0iau sd cercetezc intentinni-
te partidulai nMionas-fberal Inv
cAestisnea sncaimi,.atd.
Asa dar guvernnl ISL ins.lseSte
prOectul cercului de studii, care,
tie altminteri, fost fatifieat 81
de congresul partidului.
Pentru ca sd Sc vada Impede 81
fara tagada posibila regimul pc
care guvernul de astazi il prega-
tsste preset in Constitute viitoa--
re-, rcproducem aci, in intregime,
textul articolului' 141 din antepro-
iectul cercului de studii.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-22

RECEIVER TAKES d. & r.
Denver, Colo, July 22.-The Den
yer & Rio Grande Western railroad
was ordered placed in the hands OF
a receiver.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-22
BOSSES COMPLAIN
OF WAGE INCREASE
FOR TRADES CRAFTS

Alleged violation of the union
scale of wages by increasing the
pay Of two major building trades
crafts from 81 to $1.121a cents an
hour has brought on a battle be-
tween Davenport's boss contrac-
tors and the George A. Fuller COM
pany which is erecting the new
Putnam building at Second and
Brady streets.
The union scale Of 81 an hour
has been paid throughout the
building season to erecting engi-
neers and bricklayers. The Full
Ter company, desiring to hasten
construction, raised the wage
Members of the crafts left other
jobs to accept the increased pay,
hence the complaint Of contractors,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-22

All the Nevs-All the Time-The
Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-22

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casionai returns 70 pfoouctions on
tne ieeitimaIe
since teavine nete A1 yoai seo'
ar. AcKefman mas Deen locateQ ~
New York City, first on Inc stase
and for the past several years az
director-general OF the faiace
Players films In Chicago In the
past year ne has been Launching
the Posterity film productions.
Having signed a contract with
the manager OF Alice Terry, fitm
star, Mr.. Ackerman Is commencing