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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19

grama trimisa de prescdintele
Harding catre guwernorii din 2S
de state contine urmatoarele
Propunerea facuta de gu
vernul federal catre muncitorii
mineri 81 catre diferi}ii proprie-
tari de mine, ale caror mine erau
inchise, sd prezinte toate plangc-
rile 81 pretentiunile lor unei co,
misiuni de arbitraj, fost intim-
Ipinata Gu refuz.
'Muncitorii mineri au refuzat
ca comp colectiv. Majoritatea pa
tronilor de mine Gu carbune bi.
tuminos au acccptat propmerea
Gu mici rezervatii. Proprietarii de
antracit au acceptat-o fara con-
ditiunL. D majoritate din proprie,
tarii Gle carbune bituminos au
acceptat principiul arbitrarei, in
sd faceau uncle specificatiuni carl
nu pot fl considerate.
Propusesem ca proprietarii 81
muncltorii aflati in neintelegere
sd inceapa imediat lucrul la mine
Gu plata 81 sub conditiunile Gle
munca ce existau la l Aprilie,
cand sa declarat greva: ca fie-
care chestiuse asupra Garcia erau
dispute sd fie prezentata unei CO.
misiuni rationale, care era sa fie
compusa din trei reprezentanti
al mrlncitorilor. din trei al pro-
prietarilor 81 din cinci earl sa re-
prezinte poporul american.
S'a propus ca comisiunea a.
ceasta sa fie autOritatea finala in
toate disputele pana in Martie
viltor, lar in acest rastimp, 60.
mlslunca era sd faca un studiu
amanuntit al industriei de car
buni, cercetand problema in toate
fazele Ell, astfel ca dupa aceea sd
recomande Gale prin care sa Sc
faca intelegerca intre muncitori
81 patroni, sd Sc asigure lucru
permanent 81 combustibil indea-
juns.
Neacceptarea acestei propu-
neri nu mi lasat alta alterna-
tiva decat sd invit pc patroni a
sc intoarce la minele lor 81 in
cepe lucrul.
Am increderea cd yeti gasi
potrivit sd secunati aceasta invi-
|tatie, in caz Cd n att facut-o pana
acum, cerind tuturor minerilor
81 patronilor sa lnceapa lucrul la
mine.
'Invitatia Domniilor Voastrc
va trebui sd fie insotita de ma
surf carl sd asigure mentinerea
ordinei 81 respectarea legilor, asst
fel ca sd Sc dea tuturor protcctia
cuvenita.
Prin acest mcsagiu voesc sd
va aslgur de promptul 81 deplinul
sprijin al guvernului federal, ori
unde 81 ori cand agentiile D-tra
pentru respectarea legei n ar do
vedi destula taric de . face fata
situated.
Guvernul statului D-tra 81
guvernul federal sunt impreunx
raspunzatoare pentru mentinerea
conditiunilor in carl omul lbier,
doritor de munca, sd poata mupci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
SENTINTA ATENTATORILOR DELA
SENAT

LA u Iunie, dupa o penibila
asteptare de II ore in mulocul
unei impresionante taceri - pre-
sedintele citeste sentinta. Lampile
aprinse, intreaga lume i'm picioare
ascultand Gu sfintenie, complec-
teaza solemnitatea ceremoniei.
Sentinta e urmatoare:
AU FosT ACHITATI:
Solomon Schein, Avram Ochs-
mann, Angrei Iulies, Adolf Braun
stein, Frantz Braunstein.
AU FOsT CONDAAMATI:
Max Goldstein, munca silnica
|pe viata.
Paul Tcacenco, l an inchisoare
corectionala.
Ion Olteanu, s ami munca sill.
mica.
Iosub Kahane, an munca
silnica.
Ion Grccea, ami munca silnica.
Smil Bubnocski, an inchisoare
corectionala.
Zail Iosub, 0 luna inchisoare
corectionala.
J Julieta Holzmann, 2 ami inchi.
SCARE corcctionala.
Lazar Zaidman, 2 ami inchisoa-
re corectionala.
Josef Kahane,. zis Kanner, 3
AMI inchisoare corectionala.
Saul Osias, 10 AMI munca sill
Mica.
| Ion Petre, zis Ioncscu, 5 ami
)inchisoare corectianala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19

CHICAGO Is Optimismul unei nteege este spri-
nit mai aes de declarata lu F. CRADLE presedntee
citorlor della echpele Gle reparare lilor ncand
cicatu u inra greva Sc va putea alum
ge la inelegere sa puma capat greve munctoror din
ateliere
Della Cae ferate PENNSYLVANIA sa anta ca sa auns la
intelegere muamitoare muncitori din aeere. Aces
anun eject bun asupra tregei stuat La Gale
crae Pennsylvania drector inssat sd negocezc
parat Gu muncitor apartinator acestu sistem.
Presedntele Cradle cut declaratie All in
pacea Intre ce 100000 muncitor, aparnato Unune
care frunte sa este appropriate Ell decara in decursu
audientei sale la presedntele Harding prm asigurarea ca
senatorul Cummin presednee comsune transportation
dnre state va tine in decursul saptamne vtoare ancheta
81 va Introduce amendment penu aceasa lege conform
caruia muncitori primi saarii cinstte 81 potrve
Presedintele Cradle dat nstruct presedntlor local.
Sindicatulu su sa ntre mea in negoceri autorta
della cae ferate III ce prveSte condle de ucm 81 saare
mai bune in cazul putea cadea de
adrcseze incredee Cometuu federal della Gale ferate
este dornic de lie veni inr'ajutor.
Prina dintr aeeste controversial sos fnainea Comi
tetuui-dela cailc ferae Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul
Cradle nssat deciziunile favorable ce lie va aduce
in vitor, aces comet privre la patie muncitoror
alba vaoare retroactive Zua de luie Ell mai decara
ca uncul obsaco al paci Durable este aunea unor
scea de Cal ferate refuza redea muncorilor gre
visit drepurie or vec castgate prn ami de servcu Uncle
socea de cal ferate berat ns proclamaun provocand
pc munctor sd rentoarca pc aumit data la ucr cac
in cazu cotrar trebu sd nceapa ucrator nou per-
zandu-si drepturile de vechime.
Trupee de stat din Georgia fost trmse All la Way
lar trupee din North Carolina fost tnute gaia pen
ru acunedn greve della cile ferate In Illinois sun
mobzate trupe penru nlocurea celor della Bloomington
81 Clinton
Deczun judecatoresti interzc grevsor della caie fe
rate Chicago, Burlington Quincy 81 Chicago Northwestern
de mpedica in ru lor cei carl sau angaat ucreze
pc baze de ateler deschs" Ordine smiare mai 81
la caor ferate Pere Marquette Detroit Baltimore
Ohio 81 Louisville Nashville la East ST. Louis 81 Wabash
Road la st. Louis.
Cale erate Marquette au sstat sase renur de pa
sagcr din greve Membri Comteulu federal al Mum
cei primt eegrame din Georgia carl nca amenntarea
putrezciune piersecor din staul Georgia din pse
de moace de ransporturi Din California Sc anunta anne
ninarea cartofilor tot din cauza grevei.
NEW YORK, 19 Iue-Din cauza unor cocnri mai mc
dnre mnctorii grevsti detecvii federa marsalul
deral William c. Hecht dat ordn oamenilor sal sd Sc alb
tina della vioente 81 sa ncerce pacficarea lunctorilor
Munctorii della New York Central confernta
directa societa Ii sa pus in vedere confernta in
zilele aceste
Din toate pare terri vim telegame oamenii carl u-
creaza spargator de greva sunt patti de catre me
81 polite cac muncitor grevist ii amennta Astfe de str
vim mai aes din Iowa, Texas, 81 ate state din vest
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Grevele della c3ile ferate|
Sc ARATA SEMNE DE IMBUNATATIRE
LA UNELE LINII
MUNCITORH DIN ATELIERE INSISTA Pc LfNGA RE
PRIMIREA DREPTURILOR LOR vECHI
B BULETIN

RICHMOND, Va, 10 Iulie-Presedintele general H.
Osborn della Fratetatea Oficiantlor della cae ferae
dat ordn de greva tuuror funconaror della socetatea
de Ca ferae Chesapeake Ohio sa nceapa greva Ordnul
este efectiv pc Jo 10 Ornu de greva Sc refere
la 5000 ocianti della cale ferate Chesapeake Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
UGldsrca hi lleIinc dcSlnintita

RIGA, 19 Iulie.-O desmintiro
oficiala uciderei lui Lenine, ve-
nita prin agentii scandinaviene, a
fost facuta de anbasada sovietelor
de aici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19

Pecarea msiunei Juna rosie americana facut
misiunea Ia Bteaza frumoasa manestare romaneasca

Misiunea americana de sub con
ducerea distinsei Miss Moran Sc re-
lntoarce in patric. Ziarele 'au O.
cupat de aceasta misiunea de asis.
tenta asa ca nu vom face aci decat
o reimprospatare necesara sarbato-
arei romanesti data Duminica %
Imie la Breaza sub auspiciile "Ca-
selor Natiinale." /"
Sc site ca institutiunea de edu-
catie sanatoasa care este "Casele
Rationale de sub prezidentia d-lui
col. Ion Manolescu are la Breaza @
adevarata instalatie tip facuta Gu
concursul misiunei d-rei Moran. Fa
cuta pentru totalitatea asistentei
necesara sateanului 81 familiei sale
instalatia della Breaza are: biblio-
teca Gu sala de lfctura, bal 81 du-
surf, clinica infantila, joe de popi.
ce, sala de conferinte, teatru, cine
matograf, etc. Toate acestea, tinu-
te intro ireprosabila 81 pilduitoa-
re curatenie, arata pc deplin ceiace
trebue sa Sc inteleaga printr'o Casa
Nationala.
In opera intreprinsa GU atata in
daratnicie de d. Ion Manolescu. i'm
potriva nepasarii, relei vointi 81 pc
alocuri a relei credinti, d-sa fost
ajutat GU perseverenta celor de pes.
tie ocean, de Miss Moran 81 d-ncle
fedora Legros, Galitzi, van Ku-
rovsky, Wandervelde, Fosc 81 He.
ricien. Opera a fost complectata
prin devotamentul 81 priceperea d.
lui DIR. Samson care a condus dea-
proape clinica infalltila in asa fel
incat 8 a ajuns4h ssxultate imbucu-
ratoare.
Acum, dupa ce misiunea d-nei
Moran, STA terminal activitatea, ca
Sc inapoiaza in America GU aminti-
'fea vremei de dol ami petrecuta in
Romania mai ales la Breaza unde
opera misiunei fost complect asc-
zata pc temelia sigura.
'Casele Rationale au tinut sd
81 arate recunostinta fata de misi-
unea americana, organizand SER
bare prieteneasca la Breaza. Ace
asta serbare GU caracter intim s a
TRANSFORMED intro frumoasa mani
festare romaneasca lar M. S. Re-
gina - insotita de principesele Ele-
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Misunea americana de sub nfana Beatrice
ucerea dn Miss przure Gu malta prezenta
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(COntinuarc pc pdg. 9
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26
PRODUCE REVIEW

Poultry receipts were heavier
during the week, with good demand
for current and freezer require
ments. Markets are closing on Il
firm basis. This is the time of year
to go through your focks and market
the old fowl that are through laying.
Deliveries of cream TO creameries
have been lighter this week, with
continued good demand for consum-
ing trade for butter.
The market on butter is closing
firm and slightly higher than a week
ago. Many producers are finding ex-
ira feeding profitable because Of the
increased milk flow.
Real fresh eggs arc selling little
higher, but much Of the stock being
marketed shows that a large percent
age of it has been held. This sells
at lower prices.
Storage eggs are moving very
well, considering the season, but
there is still large rurplus to be
marketed, and continued increased
consumption of eggs, both in the
country and cities, will be necessary
TO reduce stocks satisfactorily.
The slogan, 1.-TWO Eggs a Day VIII
Clean up the Lay" correctly ex-
presses the situation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

FOR SALE-An 80 acre farm three
miles East of Stanton, Michigan,
close to school-plenty of fruit of
all kinds-good we'll and good
Enthusiastically all built in
last nine years. A nine room house
Barn 36x7O. Silo. Granary, hog
house, chicken coop, etc. Four
acres in hard wood, rest all stump
ed. Good productive soil and every
thing in shape. A bargain for the
man who wants nice home. Price
and terms reasonable. A. NJ. Bau-
man, Stanton, Michigan. X f ID 9.
75-4pd.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26
II. c. WALLACE TO BE SPEAKER

Henry C. Wallace, secretary of ag-
riculture in the Harding cabinet, will
deliver an address at the Michigan
Agricultural College on Tuesday af-
ternoon, October 81, according to an
nouncement made here this week by
President David Friday.
Wallace, who will be on a Mich
igan speaking tour, will stop off at
East Lansing to deliver an agricul-
tural address for students of the col
lege and for central Michigan farm
ers and business men, who have been
invited to attend the meeting.
Cornerstone laying ceremonies for
NJ. A. C.'s two new buildings, now in
process of construction, will be held
in the morning of the same day, with
Secretary Wallace taking part in the
formal dedication. The new build
ings are , Tome Economics Building,
to cSsS about $500, 900, and a Library
to cost $450,000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

ANNUAL RED CROSS ROLL CALL
Continued from page one)

tOOuIlHueu lIOll page OlleJ
Veterans Aid Must Go On. Red Cross
service must continue until all dis
abled cases are filed and every ex-
service man entitled to compensation
is properly taken care Of"
The national organization has
placed Red Cross worker in every
Veterans hospital, and workers un-
der the direction Of the Red Cross are
giving valuable service to the ex-
service men by looking after their in
terests at the Veterans Bureau.
The Home Service secretaries of
each Chapter are rendering service
and assistance to the men Of the Ar
my and Navy, and to the former
service men by giving information
and assisting in the filing of their
War Claims, and helping them to Sc
cure the additional evidence required
TO substantiate the claim.
In the state Of Michigan alone there
are sixty-nine Public Health Nurses
that are supported entirely by the
Red Cross, and we are very proud to
know that Gratiot county has been
doing such splendid work along this
line during the past year. This work
can be continued if it can be support
ed by the community.
Help keep our Red Cross strong for
its continuing duties by answering
the Annual Roll Call with your men,
bership, November IL to 30, 1922.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26
FOR SALE-Fresh milk cow-part
durham and Jersey $4,000. Shreeve
and Enchanting, Alma. 10 tic.

FOR SALE-Cabbage, solid storage
heads ONE cent per pound. Kraut
cabbage l2c per ID. These prices
delivered. Edward Titus. 40 S.
Grover Ave. Phone $40 Black.
73-4-p
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

You can save many times the
price of Record subscription in a
year by carefully reading the adver-
tisements it contains each week and
doing your shopping where you can
do it to the best neutrality-suspicious.
tisement.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26
Classified lids

Ads under this head charged for ut
the rate OF one cent q word, with a
minimum charge of 20 cents. Pos
itively no ads will be taken for this
column without cash in advance. All
ads selephoned in must be paid for
before day of publication To insure In
sertion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

Come to election on November 7th
and be sure you vote for Sarah.
Who's Sarah? Why the lady running
for Register Of Deeds on the Demo-
cratic ticket. She will make good.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

WANTED-A dependable, capable
girl or woman for general house
work with no washings. Small
family, good surroundings. Must
be steady. Good wages paid TO the
right party. Answer to A. b., Alma
Record. 75-tf-chg.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26
WANTED

WANTED-A middle aged woman
to keep house for an old blind lady
who lives on a farm near Ann
Arbor. For further particulars
call or write to the Alma Record,
Alma, Mich. 75-tf-chg.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

FOR SALE-Two forty acre farms
and one sixty acre farm clear of
debt. Will take part town proper
ty. What have you? Call at APO
Gratiot Ave-, Alma, Mich. Phone
528. Go tf-chg.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

FOR SALE-Fence posts and every
thing to build anything. Little
Rock Coal Co. 63-tfc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

FOR SALE-Good quality writing
paper by the pound and also sec
ond sheets and desk blotters. The
Alma Record. 71-tfc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

FOR RENT-Farm of so acres, all
improved, best on soil, on gravel
road, three miles north of Middle
ton. Inquire of Edgar Wood, at
the farm or Room Pollasky Blk,
Almt 74-tfc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fourteen shoats weigh
ing about 40 lbs. each. Inquire of
Bert Kittridge, one and one-half
miles east and one-half mile north
of Alma, or phone SCR. 74-2c
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

FOR RENT-House for rent at 1105
Rosedale, corner Rosedale and
Pleasant. Inquire of j. ID. Holman,
BID Wright Ave. 742c
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR LIVE STOCK,
POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

FOR RENT--A house at 303 Repub-
lie Ave, just across from Repub-
lie school. Inquire j. d. Holman.
514 Wright Ave. Phone 206. 75-tfc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-26

there is anything more deplorable
than to find man in this state. And
in that detected frame of mind he
went to someone and poured out his
troubles. Then someone suggested to
him that he try this DO unto others
as we would have them do unto you
He said, TRY i'll" and he tried it. In
1919 the total output of the Nash
Company was four thousand suits Of
clothes. The Nash Company in 1920
put out fifty thousand suits Of clothes
and the greatest growth of this COM
pany came during the years when ev-
eryone else was scratching for liv-
ing. This is mere case where the
rights of the other fellow must be
considered. Then not only he had un-
dergone radical change but his fell
low workers had seen the difference,
when they came to him and said Mr..
Nash we want to take three weeks
vacation. Our fellow men are out
there on a strike, they are cold, they
are hungry and they are sick. Here
we are earning seventy to ninety dol
lars. Let them take our places for a
while. Believe, me, gentlemen, that
is matter of record. The President
Of the greatest iron and steel bust
ness enterprise is a man who tries to
live in harmony with his fellow work
ers and to feel that the rights of the
other fellow are to be considered at
all times. So you see it isn't a ques-
ton of what you can make and how
you can make it, only.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23
Hooked Their Best"

and put their heads way down into the water, as did all the wild fowl, as they were called.
 They made a great deal of noise all the time and squeaked and chatted steadily.
 Some people came and watched the geese and the swans and the ducks and the more they were watched the more they talked, hoping that the people could understand all that they said.
 But after time the people left and Mrs. Duck said:
 "Quack, quack, I know what it is, They're going to see the squirrels who go back and forth in their cage on a wheel-like thing they have to play with.
 "The squirrels are with the head keeper and they love to play on this wheel and go around and make it go faster and faster and faster.
 Then there is a new Rhesus Mon key from India and he is receiving attention. He's quite friendly soul. too, I've been told.
 And the keeper is much pleased because his little pet Ring-Tailed monkey is getting all over the trouble he had with his teeth and he is with the keeper in his office and is allowed to sit on a rug on the floor and eat fine things.
 "Oh, he is quite free to walk about the office as he pleases. Yes, the people will see all these creatures.
 But let us make as much noise as we can so we will have all the visitors possible and so they will come to see us"
 So the Geese and the Ducks and the Swans all made a great deal of noise and many people did come to see them and they preened their feathers and washed their beaks and looked their best for all who gazed upon them.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23
THE PRAYER
 OF A HORSE
By Laurence E. Cash.

O MAN, my Lord and Master, heal Thou my prayer:
 Water me, feed me, keep me clean and work me in reason. O Lord, when my days work be done give me shel. ter from rain, wind and cold and a clean, dry bed in a stall wide enough for me to lie down in comfort. Do not tie my head in an unnatural po- sition or cut of my tail, which is my only defense against flies. Do not, O Man, drive me rapidly down hill. O Lord, do be merciful and consider ate of me in hot weather, and do not kick, strike or otherwise abuse me when l do not understand your de sires. Prod me not with merciless spurs. Teach Thou me to understand Thy desires. Speak gently unto me, O Lord, Thy voice means more to me than whip and reins. I have a sense of humor. Play with me, and pet me. O Man. and will gladly lend myself to Thee in willing service.
 Have mercy on me, O Master. when have collie. and do give me one spoon full of Di-Col-Q. It will relieve me quickly. When I have SCOUTS drench me with Di-Col-Q. And, O Master, when l be galled, have sores on shoulders or back, wire cuts, scratches, niange or swellings, apply Thou Di- Colo to mine affected parts and l will praise Thee for relief from mine afflictions. Di-Col-Q will enable me to do Thy bidding with delight.
 O Man, Di-Col-Q is just as good for similar human ills.
 Remember, O Lord, Di-Col-Q is made fin mercy by New York Drug Concern. 4O1 Lafayette Street, New York City Praise Thou this firm for their alleyi ation of beastly ills.
 O Master, when I fail to eat exam inc my mouth for the cause. Do not work me when I can not eat. Be mer- ciful unto me. O Man. and will serve Thee and Thy family many years with glad heart.
 Finally. O Lord. when my youthful beauty and strength be gone. and my days of service ended, neither turn me out to starve and freeze, nor sell me to some cruel man to be tortured o Man, if Thou be financially unable to care for me in my old days, take Thou my life in the kindest way.
 Hear and answer my prayer, O my Lord. and YOUR God will reward you both here and in the hereafter.
 With all reverence I so pray unto Thee in the name of Him, who was born in a manger.-AMEN.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23
0ut-Door Clothes Are Gay and CoorfuI.

Cotton, silk, and linen are all used
 to make the materials required for these frocks-the cotton in many weaves, adapted to all kinds of wear. They include plain and figured ging- ham, dimity, vOile, crepe, chintZ, or gandie, swiss, English print, and other printed weaves. The sturdier weaveS are chosen for simple morning frocks to serve the rough and tumble" usage of every day. while sheer weaves vie with silk and linen for dressier use. Two pretty morning frocks shown here have interesting new features. The dress at the left, of crOss-bar ging- ham, uses a cotton fringe and cross stitch of cotton floss as trimming.
 Dotted and crOSs-bar dimity serves for the dress at the right which is also a straight-line model. A casing at the
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23

down the color to the pleasing point. At the moment, Fashion has pref erence for yellows. deep, clear blues, bluish green and bright reds that ap- pear with white in the over garments worn with white skirts. Sometimes a little of the color is introduced on the skirt in bands or borders, or in ap- pliQue figures or coarse embroidery. The smart combination of black and white goes without saying-it is all ways good style.
 Silks, cottons and wOols are all rep resented in these glorified sports clothes, with much attention centered just now on cotton ratine and on knit ted and heavy crepe weaves in silk. Wool is represented in flannels. The demand seems to be swinging to all white skirts. or skirts with only a