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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25
LAS GRANDES EXHIBICIoNFS DE
NIANANA EN- Ell CINE "PUERTo
RICO"

Ell "Cine Puerto Rico" continJa
exH;biendo las mas interesantes peli-
culas que llegan a este pals por 10
cual esta de placemes ell quito plblico
de santurce, que SO dseborda todas las
noches, en- ell popular Cine, par admi-
rar todas las interesantes Y preciosas
esCenas de las cintas que ALI Sc exhi-
ben. Para mahana ell cine Puerto
Rico'' exhibira dos maravilIosas cintas
que constituyen la Ultima palabra en-
la cinematografia moderna. Estas son
la Muier Perfecta'', por la inimita-
bic y saladisima Constance Talmadge
y una pelfcula por la insignc TRACE
dante italiana Francesca Bertini. de
la serie que componen "Los siete Pc
cados Capitales''.
Con motive de no haber recibido la
g Universal Film Co.. los episodios
cue tenia comprometidos para mafiana
con el "Puerto Rico. Ell senior Lilo
veras decide exhibir estas dos joyas
de la cinematografia. con 10 cuai sale
ganando el numeroso pdblico que ago
ia todas las noches las localidades del
popular ciIe de la parada 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25

ARGOS principales-de Diego Mufioz.
-desparramandose al mas leve impul-
so todas sus duelas.
ENDUELADA, asi la Union por Ell
cx-Juez, seguimos hablando. e Sr. Sc
ptlveda cree que. en- la actuSlidad, ell
partido unionista revive ell tipo de un
vicjo zapatero iluso, EN- un cuento que
81 conoce. NUestro interlocutor nos hi
20 la historic. En- sintesis: I'm hon.
Ire que sale en- busca del GORDO de
la Lotsria-que segun el Sc GANo -
y regresa con una pierna rota, por
toda ganancia. Entire ese personaje y
Ia Union dice ell Sr. Sepulveda que hay
gran analogia...
El ex-Juez Sc despidio. Antes de
narcharse, lie anunci6 al sr. Iglesias:
-Bueno.. Hablaremos despu5s, por
que AHORA..
FL "BILL" CAMPBELL ES LA
LILY JONES, CON ADICIo1TEs sU-
MAMENTE REACCIoNARIAS- d.
CE IGLESIAS.-
En- sintesis, reproducimos las mani
feetaciones acerca del ''bill'' Camp
bell, hechas en- oil Senado por ell Ii
der socislista, Sr. Iglesias:
''No es Estado Libre ningun pueblo
cue no posea su derecho politico es-
tfblecido por la soberania popular y
mucho menos cuando carece de la au-
tcridad mas fundamental de desen-
volver su riquezas admiuiaurar su
rropia vida economical. El Bill Camp
bell concede franquicias polisicas un
partido lie MEGA al pals 10 que es
p,as preciado Y fundamental: Los me-
dios de obtensr su emancipaciGn eco
monica.
No es nj representa- la independencia
interior del pals, nj la autonomia eco
Monica de las Lbres colonia5 de In
giaterra mucho menos. ell Essado Ii
Ire y soberano en- la association nacio-
nal Ell BILL CAMPBELL Es LA RE
PRODUCTION DE NUESTRA CAR
IA oRGANICA. CON ADIcIoNEs sU
EIAMENTE REAcoIoNARIAs.
No contiene ningtn articulo tenden-
t. a solucionar nuestros serlos profile.
mas fnancieros. Sc lie MEGA al pueblo
ell derecho de nuevas elecciones para
que la soberania popular de su we're
djcto en- las urnas. Sc nos impone Una
especie de virey,. copiando la politica
&c Inglaterra, de hace inas de Glen
afIos, con ell poder de suspender las
leyes, ell derecho de INSPECTION del
gobierno y la suprema autoridad de
(cOntinIa en- La pag 6a)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25
LA VISTA PRELIMINAR EN- Fl,
Case DE ''DISBARMENT'' con-
IRA Ell LICDO. TORMES

Aver las dos y media de la tarde
di0 comienzo en- ell Tribunal Supre-
mo-, la vista preliminar en- ell case
de "disbarmenR presentado por ell
iscal del Supreme, contra ell Lcdo.
Leopoldo Tormes, de Ponce, para
que sea suspendido en- ell ejercicio de
su profession por haber cometido cier-
tos actos delictivos, que a juicio del
Representante del Pueblo lie incapa-
citan para ell desempeno de su pro-
fesi6n.
FL Secretario del Tribunal di6 lee
tura la solicitud de "disbarment"
y estando listas las parties para dis
cutir las cuestiones de derecho sus-
citadas por ell querellado, ell Hon.
Presidente del Alto Tribunal conce-
dio media bora a cada una de las
parties para sostener sus respectivas
alegaciones.
En- representation del senor Tor
mes, Esistieron lbs siguientes abo-
gados, Lcdo. Sepulveda, Fornaris,
Brown, Martinez Nadal, Honore,, ell
propio querellado y su hermana la Sc
norita Tormes.
Ell Lcdo. Martinez Davila, aboga-
do tambien del Lcdo. Tormes, no asis-
tio a esta vista preliminar. aunque
Sc nos aseguro que asistiria a la
vista final del case.
En- representation del Pueblo COM
parecieron el Fiscal del Supreme, Lcdo.
Jose L. FiGaeras y ell Fiscal de
Ponce, Lcdo. Agustin Font, este I'LL
timo por haber practicable las inves-
tigaciones todas de los hechos que Sc
lie imputan al Lcdo. Tormes, en- la So
licitud del "disbarment" que Sc lie ST.
que.
Hizo uso de la palabra, en- primer
lugar, el Lcdo. Brown, para soste-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25
THELMA cosTE BRUNO

So encuentra en- San Juan y lucira
esta noche su espirituaI belleza en- los
salones del Casino de Puerto Rico la
bellisima encantadora senorita Thel-
m coste Bruno, cuya presentation en-
scciedad durante psta temporada de
csrnavaI ha sido una novedad en- el
mltndo elegante.
sutilmente aristocratica de ojos de
cielo y cabellos de orc, TheIma I, la
gentil Reina de Guayama, imprimira
una nota mas de idealidad y de poe
siS la fiesta de esta noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25

ner la mocion eliminatoria de ciertos
extremes de la solicitud, por consi-
derarlos insufcientes para constituir
|causa bastante para declarar con lu-
gar ell "disfartment" interpuesto ell
escrito de excepciones previas pre-
sentadas a la misma.
Analizo separadamente ca la uno
de los cargos, Cbjetos de la solicitud
del Fiscal y cito acopio de jurispru-
dencia para probar que ell querella-
do, 81 habia cometido algdn delito, no
10 habia hecho en- su condici6n de
abogado y que por 10 tanto para que
el "disbartment" prosperara, Sc ha-
cia necesario que previamente fuera
declarado convicto por TN Tribunal
de Justicia del delito que Sc lie i'm
putaba.
Aleg6 ademas el Lcdo. Brown que
en- la expresada solicitud no Sc alega-
ba la mala fe por parte del Lcdo. Tor
mes al realizar los hechos que Sc lie
imputan.
Ell Fiscal del Supreme, sef1or FL
gueras rebatio ell alegato hecho por
ell senor Brown. califcandolo de ha-
ber hecho uso de un tecnicismo inne-
cesario en- casos como ell presente,
pues los recursos de ''disbarment"
son amplios y liberales y las Cor
tes que expiden un diploma para
ejercer la profession de abogados no
necesitan, de acuerdo con jurispru-
dencia que cito, esperar que una Corte
declare culpable de un delito a un
professional, los efectos de suspen-
derlo en- el ejercicio de su profession
va que es defciente que de los he
chos realizados Sc pruebe que la con-
ducta del querellado es de tai natu-
raleza, que en- sus funciones de pro-
fesional pueda significar un peligro
para la sociedad
En- contestacion una pregunta que
lie hiciera ell Hon. Juez Wolf, ell Ii
cenciado Figueras, dijo que ell propio
Tribunal Supreme en- un case de
conspiracion, que el, siendo fiscal de
Aguadilla, entabl6 contra ell Lcdo.
-Torregrosa, al declarar que no exis-
tia la conspiraci6n insinuaba, no obs
tante, que Sc siguiera un procedi-
miento de "disbartment", ell cual pros
per6 a pesar de que en- la acci6n cri-
minal no Sc declarara culpable ell acu-
sado.
Agrego que no era necesario en-
recursos de esta naturaleza usar ell
tecnicismo de las acusaciones corrien-
tes, tales como intentional y mali
ciosamente", toda vez que este Sc
desprende de los hechos denunciados.
Ofreci6 presentar al Tribunal un
(Contin6a EN- la p&g. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25
Los SRES. SEPULVEDA E IGLE-
SIASABRAZANSE IERNAMENTE
Y RECUERDAN Ell PACTO

El ex-candidato Washington por
elpartido Republican, visit6 aver la
Fderaci6n Libre. Casualmente Sc en-
coltraba ALI un redactor nuestro. Ell
ltler republican, penetr6 en- Ia ofcina,
cdl la misrna soltura que 81 10 hubiera
hecho en- la suya Saludos.. Palabras
!. g Embellishments Sc dirigi6 hacia
el Sr. Iglesias. con quien Sc con1undio
en- un abrazo estrecho, fuerte. FL dis
cipulo de Lenine Sc dej6 hacer, pa
ctente, resignado, como un bendito
q Despu6s de este transporte de jlbilo
,.c, tencendieron la breva"... habla
distinr ligeraments, atrOpelladameate, de
- as cosas.
CART =. Ia efusi6n del eEcuentro la
.scam9 pad de las iniciales impresiones,
s,.s ,os en- conclusion que ell Sr Igle-
NO "a !, el ex-candidato Washington,
y, ,me, habian visto desde ell regroso del
lftico, 20 la isla, Por ESQ amboS po-
dor hablaron del viaje del Coberna-
Y,,eo al Norte; de la campafia ALI; del
n 20 de "Tanamo'', etc. ETC..
bibf. 'uestra presencia ali parece cue CO.
hac4 = los politicos, cuya sospecha
cs,. ia uno avivaban cada vez mas las
tsn, kbras amonestadoras del Tepresen-
20 Alfonso: Hay moros en- "A costal
,os No obstante las medidas adoptadas
n1I atreveramos a jurar que ell Sr. Sc
nue yeda le hablaba Iglesias de una
v wa. v efectiva fusion de socialistas
clio republicanos para las pr6ximas cleo
mes de 1924
!, = -iVaya,- interrumpimos- de aquf
~ entonces Sc habra enmendado la Ley
Ectoral v no habra golpe!..
JUNTo A LA BARANDA.
b5 Junto a la baranda de un ante Pc
lci h desde Ell cual Sc contempla la ca
in 50 arrimaron los dos amigos
-, hos cuando ell Sr. sepulveda Sc la
Ataba:
"a I've I'd, camarada Iglesias Yo 10
). IA 81 nosotrOs nos hubiesemos uni
no hubiera sido necesariS la We
IA aqui del STRONG MAN. para
Acer 10 que nosotros hubieraraos he
40.
Al hablar asi Ell sr sepdlvcdA Sc re-
ria la 'escOba'' de Mr.. Reilly Sc
II pudimos apreciar despu6s.
Los 'cUENTos'' ETC.
Ell Sr. Sepulveda parece muy dado
los ''cuentos'' 'guachaftas''.
Hablando, luego, con nuestro Redac-
+, compar6 a la Union con I'm tonel
cdal Sc le hubieran roto los dos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25

super1uo el agregar que 20 personal
mente abrigo sentjmientos de alta con-
sideraci6n y afecto para Ell pEsbIo de
Puerto Rico. Yo ayudare con mucho
placer, de cualquier. modo possible a
conseguir un complete entendimiento
sobre ell hecho de que sus compatriotas
son ciudadanos americanos, de los cua-
les yo- estoy SECURE, que con una mejor
compenetracion de 10 que significa esa
cludadania, aprenderan avslorarla
como ell mejor y ell mas grande honor
civico que Sc puede obtener. Seria un
acto de insensatez, 10 mismo para eI
pueblo de America que para 81 ole Puer
to Rico, consentir alentar un espi-
ritu de desconfanza u hostilidad de
Lno contra ell otro.
Reiterandole la seguridad de mi es-
timacion personal, soy cordial y since
ramente suyo,
Horace M ToWNER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25
LOS UNToNISTAS DE PUERTO RI
CO. DESEAN UN ESTADo LIBRE.
AsOCIADo A NosoTRos
(New York Times. febrero 18)

SAN JUAN FL partido unionista
h. adoptado una nueva pIataforma en-
ls que Sc declara que la cresci6n de
un Estado Libre siempre asociado con
les Estados Unidos constituira su tinica
ambicion en- ell future.
Esta resolution fue conven1da des-
pues de mUchos debates que duraron
hasta el sabado por la mafana. El par
tido decide eliminar ofciaImcnte de su
programa Ell ideal independsntista.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

The following letter has been sent
70 all Chapters of the Louisiana d.
vision:
New Orleans, La, Oct. 10, 1922.
At the last Convention Of the Lou
isiana Division of the United Daugh-
Gers Of Confederacy, had the honor
q being elected Directress Of the
louisiana Division Of the "Children
q Confederacy."
You are no doubt aware Of the
tact that the time Is fast approach
lag, that we, the Daughters Of Con.
3ederacy should resort to organ.
king the "Children Of Comederacy"
- that in the future, should it become
.ecessary, this organization can sue.
esed the Daughters Of Confederacy''
q continuing and perpetuating the
good and noble work now being &C.
eomplished by us and to preserve
IN the future the memory Of thu
cause Of Confederacy and to guart
against the history Of Confederac!
passing into oblivion. l am writing
&his to you, as an appeal for you
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

hold appliances and the liberties % inc
uninitiated take in the use OF rela'
lively heavy current consuming oe"
vices.
The need for questioning the sa1e1y
Of the wiring is precipitated not on'y
by the growth in variety OF electric
service, but by the anxiety OF mar
keting electrical appliances which mas
led to the general practice Of provd-
ing the attachment cords Of power
and heating appliances with screw
plugs for, or permitting, attachment
to lamp sockets. True, such practice
is not conducive to the attainment OF
maximum convenience in the use OF
the appliances-consequently, tends to
retard their utilization and general
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

,adoption-and the installation OF con-
venience outlets into which the con-
tact blades Of the connecting pug
are slipped is advocated
These receptacles for the blades OK
contact plugs, furthermore, are sa1e-
tv devices of high order and sa1ety
in house wiring entails their 'nstalla- m
ton and use for electric appliances
They can, with equal regard to sa'e.
ty, supply five times the eurren' z!
which can be entrusted to the oro''
narv lamp key socket. Not only are
they convenience outlets but to IN
even greater extent, safety ou''e's'
Thev mark the transition OF elecs1'c
service from that Of illumination 70
that Of light, heat and power
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27
D. D. {. DEPARTMENT
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
vas in North Louisiana, long ago, q
1eace and time in which women and
especially yourg women, were not ex-
pected to do such things at all, and
were considered rather queer" if
ehey did do them.
Mrs. Bankston had both wit and
Aumor. She accumulated information
and fcrme! literary style that was
attractive and effective. She kept out
It quarels when they served no USE
ful purpose, which was not a common
accomplishment at all among the
pioneers in the various fields of the
feminist movement. She was admired
and loved as young woman and
carried through long life, to the
end, the sano feelings Of esteem
that her girlhood inspired. That was
q great deal.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27
ELECTRICAL WIRING
Is VERY IMPORTANT
PART IN The HOME

With residences now being equip
ped to enjoy the conveniences and
comforts of electric service at the
rate of something like q million a
year-two out Of every FIVE resi-
dences in the country being wired at
the present time-the public is keen
" alive to and interested in the rapid
strides made in electrifying the ma
ton. 1t is also somewhat disturbed
[-or it should beat the rapidity with
which the provisions for enjoying
electric service become inadequate In
the average residence.
Only a comparatively few years
ago lighting by electricity constitut-
ed electric service. Today, the use
of electrical appliances for Tightening
the burdens of the household and add
ing to the comforts Of the residents
has not only greatly increased the
scope of electric service, but has
added much to the demands placed
on the house wiring. Many of these
appliances consume several times as
much current as adequate to illumi-
nate a large portion of the house at
night, 50 that the equipment installed
for lighting purposes is at times call
ed upon for service considerably heav-
:er than contemplated when the equip
ment was proportioned and installed
Consequently, the time is rapidly ap'
preaching when-electrical wiring be-
ing accepted as essential in ever!
building-the question will not b
whether q house is wired, but wheth
er it is safely wired. Even today
there is a movement to term build
ing wired, we'll wired, adequatel!
wired, properly wired, etc., etc. TIL
chief requisite is, however, to wir
a house with a view to safety, so a
to anticipate developments in house
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

assistance in organizing q Band Of
Children Of Confederacy" in every
Chapter. hope to be gratiaed in
receiving the assistance of the Presi'
dent Of each Chapter in this good
work. With this as our slogan, "Ev'
cry Chapter a Directress and a Band
of Children Of Confederacy," l an
sure that we can accomplish results
land place the Louisiana Division Of
Children Of Confederacy" in the front
ranks. l am herewith enclosing {
copy Of letter Of the 3rd Vice Presl
dent General which is self explana
tory. Thanking you in advance To-
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

A distinction has been conferred up
on Miss Beverly Favrot by being ap-
pointed by Mrs. F. C. Holman, State
President, to act as one Of the three
pages from Louisiana at the annual
meeting Of the General Order, U. D.
e. in Birmingham, Ala, in November
The page, three from each state,
viii have many honors conferred up
on them.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of Joanna
Waddil. Chapter, U. D. c., will take
place at the Woman's Club House
next Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock. An
election of officers will be held for
the ensuing year. Reports will be
read from all officers and it is hoped
that a large attendance will be on
hand.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

Use of "Lost Cause Condemned.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct. 11.-Reso-
buttons condemning use Of the terms
'1ost cause' and "Civil war" were
adopted by the North Carolina divis-
don of the United Daughters Of the
CoCnfederacy in annual convention
here today.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

house.
Just ordinary brick are
used In building this wall
the kind obtahable at
any brickyard and used
from time lmmemorial. In
stead Of laying them on
their nat side, however, as
has been tho case since
Pharoah's days and even
before, the brick are laid
on edge, and since the
combined thickness OF
two bricks on edge does
not equal the eight inch
length Of a briek-the
minimum thickness Of an
outside wall "A hollow
space is loft inside. The
Ideal wall thus combines
the advantages Of the older
solid wall construction
and the wall Of holloN
units for residence work
II 10 sionif1cant that brick
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

manufacturers have developed ana
are advocating this type Of wal, al
though 1t means that fewer brick
are used In each house. The Idea
is, Of course, to reduce the cost OF
brickwork as much as possible 50
that the greatest number Of own
ers may enjoy the advantages Of
a home Of brick. And in the Ideal
wall this Is done, not by cheaper
Ing the material, but by using II
more economically and efficiently
BY laying the units on edge, a new
and interesting exterior eject u
produced. known as Ideal Flemish
Bond" here illustrated. Charming
effects are obtained with commee
brick, which are used most sfter
In building this wall, but face bstc,
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

The keota is a typical Cali
fornlan bungalow, both In exterior
and plan. Many people prefer
bungalow because 1t does away
with the necessity Of stair climbing.
Spacious rooms, conveniently ar
ranged, are the keynote OF the
plan, and the growlngly popular
breakfast nook-the wfe's great
labor saver-dnds its proper place
adjoining the kitchen. Living and
dining room, end to end, spreading
right across the front Of the house,
together form a room over thirty
feet long by fourteen feet Wide. Ev-
cry room Is provided With two win
dows, and the wall space against
which to stand furniture has been
carefully worked out.
,st Association. Cleveland. Ohio. can
eslGn.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

su,,it6 ces1loxc d1sxals - ... -. ..
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

Featuring the famous Forest Fire
which swept the newspaper critics of
New York into torrents Of praisel
Presenting the most appealing rom
ance and thrilling episodes Of the sea-
son on the screen!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-17
S'A INFIINTAT
"PARTIDUL MUNCEI"

New York, II Iulie.-Eri S "a in
fiintat aici partidul muncei anne
ricanc (The American Labor Par
tyl--dupa discutiune 236 de-
legati din toata tara. Partidul e.
ste compus din muncitori de toate
categoriile: socialist, muncitori de
ferma, etc. Partidul a numit deia
81 candidate in congress pentru di-
strictul New York. Eli vor candi-
da, in accst all, Gu program sOcia-
list, orr agricol-deoarece part;Lul
II" este recunoscut inca.
S'au adus rezolutii ca scopul ',ar
tidului sa fie de a lupta contra IN
turor partidelor capitaliste. "In
primul loc munca," iata deviza lor.
Eli au condamnat atitudinea prn
sedintelui Harding 81 a comitetului
Muncei pcntru tinuta lor in che
sta grcvelor. S'au adus rezolntii
carl condamna sistcmul "aiclicrc-
lor dcschise," Ger reclnoasterea
statului Mexico 81 Ger amnistie pen
tru condamnatii politici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-17
INGRIJORAREA
f r A N T E l

PARIS, II Julie. -Avand in fa-
ia posibilitatea incetarei tuturor
platilor in numerar din partea
Germaniei-atit cele rdc repara-
tiuni cat 81 cele de datorii private
de pc tilnpnl razboiului--Franta SC
il'toarce acum la fntelegeraa della
Wieshader, sperand ca in loc:tl
aurului sa obtie 81 alte materiale.
S'a aflat Cd guvernul franccz cc-
re ca nactul della Wiesbaden, care
prevede plata datoriilor in marfu
ri, sd fntre in vigoare la 20 Iulie.
In timpul acesta pesimistii MI
vad nici 0 speranta de plata datoru
lor, deoarece Gcrmania d are dest,li
carbuni pentru ca, 81 daca n arc
carbnui signr cd MI va avea tocmai
malt de trocut nici din alte mate
rialc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-17
@ MARE BANDA
in TRAFICUL
RACHIULUI

i CHICAGO, ILL.,, II Iulie.-Agen-
til federali anunta ca Sc va cere in
curand arestarea unui mare grup
de oameni amestecati in traficul
rachiului, grup in care Sc gasesc
mai multi milionari, un deputat 81
cativa fosti functionari al departa-
mcntului de prohibitie. Oamenii a.
cestia sunt amestecati intro afa-
ccre de rachiu illicit valorata Ia
doua milioane de dolari.
Pana acum au fost arestati nu-
mai dol din ei. Unul este Harry
Mayer, fost collector la departamen.
tul impozitelor, lar celalalt este un
politician anulne Benjamin M. Nit.
chell. Declaratiile obtinute deIl
ei 'au pus autoritatilc pc urma in
tregei bandc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-17

CHICAGO, Is ulie.-Pe All aseapt int,urea in greva
inca 10000 muncitor della cae ferae Chicago Northwes-
tern In aces numar sun cuprins 81 5000 ocan Pc name
dimneaa la g. sut chema i'll greva 5000 dc ocari 81
ungatori din toata tara.
Rapoartele din New York ndica erberea inre muncori
de aici carcu oae ncercarile ofcianor or de al pac
flea sa declare greva. Numaru cra de
7OOO0s fac parte din echipee de reparatie nor cile
ferae rasartene
Ireizecispatru pNsedn al ununor locale ale ofica-
or teegrafiat ui H. H. FzGerad din Cincinna-pre-
scdntele Fratietat Ocanor- autorzeze greva
espunsu aseapta pc dmneata Oficiantii aparn
linei Chicago & Northwestern
Pc name asteapa masurarea puerior ntrc patroni
muncitor Patroii della lnle anunta ntentia or
resabeasca eficienta renuror prn ampoarea noui
Ccpe de muncitor Zua de Lun arta puterea au sla
biciunea grevei Patrondupace egocierle muncitor
au reusitau ecarat in mod frame spargl uju
nile, 81 prin aceasta puterea grevistior.
B. NJ jewell, presedinele suprem al nlncitorlor grcvis
arire paronor All sa consfaut zua GU presednti
International al della cale erate-dupa tri-
mis- noui instructii muncitorilor fal
Suaa este grava deoarece laportcaza cc 100000
de reparator de n decara greva sefi au
ncercat SAL pacce. Sc svoneste la spaee mscare de
paccare este E. F. CRADLE presedntee international al
cestor muncor dar ca presedn sindicaelor locale sd
treaca peste deciziunile lui.
Din ST. Paul au VENT sr carl scot la evdenta esuarea
tratatveor de pace ntre paron munctor Diece cal
lor ferate din northwest lnile pacce din
cut decara ca i'll cazu ca muncitor grevist
ntoarce la lucru paa Mart fl conserai excusi din
drepturile lor castgae.
Hooper, presedinee Comitetuui Caor Fcrate al State
or Unite fost azi aproape zua biurou dar volt
a faca nici decarae asupra stuae Sc vedca
abandonat orice sperana de face pace nre munctor
paron