davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
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evidence given by the witnesses tor
The plaintiff 20 matter which sida
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fac" w''h whit" s'rrak running
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ing or call phone number IAN, Bel
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
BOJ 0 C~TYRCENTOVE
JfZDNE.

Pravnik G.. d. Hile, podal V
zaimu poplatnictva zalobu ma
Cleyelandskou spolecnost po-
ulicnich drah pro zdrazen6
iizdne ma &c "a listek a 1c "a
transfer, &C die smlouvy V dub
nu 1919 ma 25 let uzavfena,
Jest opravnena toliko k dc.
Proto p~ovazuie mestskou ra-
dou dne Ia. cervenee 1919 po-
volene dnes jeate platicj zvyse-
nj "a nezakonne. Okresni
soud Size Y rijnu lonskeho ro-
kn pri rozhodl prot nemu, ale
vcera soud odvolaci jednal Q
rfipadu poznovu a koneeny
vvsledek dosud nebyl ozna-
men.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
OTAZkA PRAVA u
VATI MA OBECNYCH SKO.
LACH NEMCINE PRED
FEDERALNfM NEJVYS-
SIM SOUDEM.

Asistent okreSniho zalobce
e. J. Thobaben' podal k nej-
vyssimn soudu Spoienych Sta
tn zadost 0 zahaienl ycreineho
slyseni, V kterem by melo byti
jednano 0 pTipadu nemeckych
ucitelu Emilia Pohla a II. II.
Bohninga Garfield Heights.
Oba byli die statnfho zakona,
jimz bylo zakazano vyucovati
ma obecnych skolach nemcin6,
odsouzeni kazdy k pokute $25
a nahrad6 soudnich dtrat. Oba
sc odvolali k neivyssimu stat
nimu soudu V Columbus, kterv
ale roZsudek prvni stolice V pl-
mem zneni potvrdil. Odvolani
k nelvyssi instance oduvodno-
vano jest tvrzenim, re zakon
die ktereho byli oba odsouzeni,
neodpovida zde.isi ustava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
B%ULHARSKO zADA o PO-
SHOVENi.

Sofie, Bulharsko, Is. unora.
Rearacni kom!se byla Bulhar-
skem p%ozadana, ably mu 0 til
leta odlozila lhutu ku placeni
valecne nahrady. Spoienecky
vybor v Sofii podporoval tu,o
zadost. Clenove Reparacni ko
mise .jsou nakloneni vyhovetl
pozadavku Bulharska S tou
podmlnku, re prokaze svoji do
brou vuli tim, re zaplati 10
milionu franku We zlate a re da
zaruku, re Zemske finance bu-
dou pfivedeny ma zdravy no.
s~podarsky zaklad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17

a nebyla nikterak v svazku
newyorske bursy. Nezakonny
obchod prozrazen byl nekoli
ka osizenymi stranami.
Okresni zalobce Stanton pc.
'Stavil Sc vtera prot snaze, ably
propulsion hyl zatdeny It, Gold
berg, jeden Y fiditelil the II.
w. Stone & CO., jenz dan byl
pod soudnf zaruku $4,000.
Ucetnice firmy Dude pfedvo-
lana pred velkoporotu.
Cd zahajeni hnuti prot pod
vodnikdm jest to jiz pata Ia
loba podana pro pfestoupeni
"modrych zakonu', diva iine
pfipady Sc prav9 vysetfuji, ale
novych udani Sc stale
mnozi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
Pc STOPE %SvlNDLERU
S P~ODVODNYMI
AkCIEMI.

uradovny The Anderson,
Brown & Co., jez sc zabyvala
prodejem akcii a cennych pa
plru V Cleveland6, New ;Yor-
ku, Ioledu, Pittsburgh a Union
townu. Pa, byly vcera zayreny
hasledkem podane zadosti 0
nuceny bankrot.
Clevelandske kancelare u
mlsteny V budove Fidelity
Mortgage ma vych. 8. III. byly
navstlveny vcera prvnlm asst
stentem okresnlho zalobce Cas-
sidym, okresnlm detektivem J.
Doranem Il p. l.. Baldwinem
cd komise pro napravu obcho-
du. Pritomni uTednici podro.
benz byli okamzitemu vysIechu
a obchodni knihy jakoz i celia
correspondence okamzite zaba.
veny. Podobna prohlidka !
New Yorku byla znemoznena
Podvodna spolecnost mela pc.
boone zayouy tez Chicago
Flladelfii a Rochesteru, N. Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
Distojnou .oslavu
vyrocl narozenin
George Wash
inptona

usporada We STREDU DINE %.
UNORA vecer v sale m6stske
knihovny ma Broadway Odboc-
ka Am. Mar. Sdruzeni Cecho-
slovaku. Anglicky promluvi
pravnik p. j. E. Peck, cesky
jednatel A. N. S. p. J. Havra-
mex. Virtuoska 81. Clarice Bala-
sova zahraje nekolik klavir-
Mich skladeb a zname Damske
kvartetto pTednese ceske i an
.glicke sbory. Doprovazeti ,je
Dude ma plane pi. George Ste
dronska. Recitovati Dude 81.
Norma Texlerova. Jest iiste po-
vinnosti cele ceske vefejnosti,
ably Sc v poctu co nejhoinejsim
oslavy teto sucastnila. Vstup je
volny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
Rodakim z Netolic
a okoli.

Vybor pro postavenf pomnf.
ku padlym vojini1m ' Ne.oli.
cich dovoluje 81 timto predlo.
ziti snaznou zadost s~pojenou :
uctivou prosbou o vypomoc k
%pcstaveni ,pomniku k uctsni
pamatky 66ti padlych vojfnH z
mssta a okcli We svxtove valce.
Ia kazdy sebe mensi darek
projevujeme jiz predem nejsr-
deGnGjsi dix.
Aug. Michalek, predseda,
Jan Pohofel, jednatel.
Pravost tohoto stvrzuje NEST
sky urad v Netolicich.
Zadost t.to dosla chvalne
znameho sokolskeho Ginovnika
p. JANA FRYSE, 1916 Michi-
gan Ave-, Detroit, Mich. 5 pou-
kazem nasledujicich pfispev-
KID: Jan Fry$, Detroit Mich,
$1,000, FIR. J. Savlo, New York
$1,000; Brodsky & Sovak N.
Y. $500; Hugo Klauber, N. Y.
$1.OO; Alb. Hamlik, N. Y. 81;
F. Bartunek, N. r., $500; M.
Pilnacek, N. Y. $500. v Gle
velapdu: Ferd. Stukb.uer 81;
Jan A. Stukbauer $500.
KIDD by z rcdaki Netolickych
chtGI pfispeti ma vyse uvedeny
ucel, necht' svGj milodar ode
VIDA neb zasle v Clevelandu
ma FERD. l.
Atlas Finance Co., 5454 Broad
way, aneb p. JANU FRYSOVI
v Detroit, aneb primo ma po-
vereny vybor v Netolicich. -
Ffispsvky budou pax We Sve-
tn k%vitovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17

- Sokol Cech-H avliSek Sc
hraje veselohru "Zapovsds-
ne ovoce" 10. 1nora Y Ceske
Narod. SIM. Pc divadle pies.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
PREDNASkA p. CHOPPA v
OBCHOD-
MI KOMORE.

Pan Charles c. Chopp, pfed~
soda obchodni spole6nostl, V
ktere jest znaeny pocet i ma
sich krajanI, The Worlds Pro-
ducts Trading Co. vratil Sc s A.
mesicni cesty pc starem svete
a vcera V poledne oznamoval
poznatky sv6ho vyletu pred
Glenstvem Obchodni Komory.
Hlavne odporucuje pr rekon-
strukci obchodu, stabilisaci
hlavne cen, ktere dava pred
most jeste pred ustalenim ruz-
nych cizich men. DIE jeho W.
povedl toci Sc veSkera rozmlu-
va 0 cbchodu kolem porazene-
no N6mecka, ktere znemoz-
nuje tam6f CHI soutez pomoci
nizkeho kursu vlastni valuty
penezni a v svetove konkurenci
Dire nejen d6lnictvo ale i tovar
Milky. J;nak pfilis nev6fi, re
by podobne zalozena nemecka
prosperita mohla byti trvale
prospesnou. Podstatnym le-
KEN ma ozdraveni evropskych
pomern mohlo by byti, die je-
no vlastniho nazoru, zavedeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
POLAR NABYTKOvE TO
VARNY MA JIHOZAPA-
DNf STRANE.
SEoda zpIsobena prevysuje
$l25.OOO.

Polar, spojeny 8 nakolika
vybuchy nemalo postrasil oby-
vatelstvo jihozapadni ctvrte V
dnesnich casnych hodinach.
Vyhofel nabytkovy zavod
The A. Claus Manufacturing
CO., 2415 Forestdale ave. S.
w. Explose vyvolaly taky tlak
vzduchu, re byla roztfist6na
okna V okruhu pul mile tax, re
celkova skoda Dude pfeyyso-
vati S125.000.
PrVni ma pozar upozornen
byl noGnl hlidac w. Seifert a
slice prvnim vybuchem, ktery
otfasl budovou az do zaklad1.
Prvni poplach vydan byl vsak,
kdyz sc jiz plameny byly pro-
draly stfechou, tax re prispe-
chavsfm hasicum nezbyvalo il
neho, nez zachrana budov O.
statnich.
Puvod ohne a vybuch1 nebyl
dosud nalezite vysvetlen. Ko-
lemidouci, kdyz byli plameny
zpozorovaly rychle vzbudili re
spanku obyvatele sousednich
domu, ktefi V sp6chu o~pust6li
byty. Jistemu Albertsonovi
nezbyvalo ami Gasu vyn4sti ma
bytek,t tax re cele zaTizenf bytu
bylo zniceno. Krone tovarny,
poskozeny byly znacn6 tri do
my sousedni. Sklenene tabule
obchodni vGetne jedne banky
a lekarny, We vzdalenosti tfi
bloku byly rozbity. Nacelnik
hasicskeho batajlonu hlasil V
j1:30 rano, re muzstvo ma po-
Ear pod k~ontrolou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
PRfPRAVY X
PRIMARKAM.

PTatele byvaleho policejniho
natelnika F. w. Smitha jew
jiz pc nekolik tydnd snahu, ably
|jej prosadili jake kandidata
ia letnich primarnich voleb ma
urad okresniho Serbia. Panu-
ie Mailed, re Smith sc 0 pff-
zen volicstva uchazeti Dude.
Byvaly bezpecnostni riditel A.
E. Sprosty jmenovan jest jake
cekanec ufadu okrcsniho ko-
misafe.
Dosavadni serif Charles B.
Stannard setka Sc v srpnovych
primarkach s oposici i kdyby
Sc prot nemu Smith neposta-
vii, pres upist'ovani republican
skych vIdcu, re by nynejsi re-
publikansti ufednici zasluho-
vail, ably ufady pOdrzell Jeste
jedno obdobi. Republikansky
radni osme wardy M. H. Gal
|lagher, jenz kandidoval ma l.
rad Serbia liz roku 1920, pfi-
pravuje Sc poznovu X pokusu
byti zvolenu. Podobnou sna-
hu proievil i Smith " teze do
be ale pfatele jeho politicti
pfimeli .iej, ably Sc pokusil o
st6sti phi volbe mayora. Ma
sledkem ale postaveni jake te-
hdejsi p~oliceini SET, pozdeji u
stoupil. Jelikoz dnes iiz po-
dobnymi ohlcdy ncni vazan,
Jest ieho kandidatura vice ne2
pravdepodobna. Mistni poll
tika prozrazuje dale celou IA
du podobnych umyslu. vesmes
az dosud jen nezarucentch do
hadG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
.'TV11r

jakehos druhu "many mezina-
rodnf'' neb pc pfipad6 zfizeni
banky spolecne vsem marc.
dim. Nejvetsi prekazkou pra
vtho obchodniho rozmachu y
Europe jest pravf neustalenost
v rdznych formach.
Mezi jinym pravil p. Chopp,
re "a pobytu. Y Praze seznal
daleko yetsl obchodni ruch
nezli "a pfedposlednf jeho ma
vstevy pred Is mesici. Postup
obchodu v hlavnfm m6ste Ce-
skoslovenska pfevysuje postup
V m6stech jinych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
Nszny manzel.

Nszny manzel. v bavor.
ske obci N. udala Sc tato tragi.
komicka ~pfihoda: Jeden OBJ
can, ida kolem oxen domku
sousedova, zpozoroval, re y
pokoji visi ma okn6 ob6sena
sousedova zena. Wiki do do.
mu a odrfzl sebevrazedkyni,
jejiz telo bylo jeste teple, TAX
re mohlo byti vraceno zivotu,
Zatim prisel manzel zachrane.
ne, ale zdal Sc NIT malo RADIO
sti re zachraneni sve zeny. Nj
'sto, ably ochotnemu sousedoyi
podekoval, zadal ma mem, ably
mu zaplatil prefiznuty p-ovaz,
ktery byl docela novy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-17
z URADOVNY
DRUzINY CESKOSLOyENSKYCH LEClONARu
!. VCLEVELANDU, o.
PROVOLANf
CESKOSLOVENSKEMU LIDU v %CLEyELANDU
AVE STATU OHIO!

DfaZ1 kTa1ane!
Ceskoslovensti legionafi americti, ktefi bojoyali spolecne
$ ostatnimi legionafi ma evropskych frontach pro samostatnost
CESKOSLOVENSKEHO STATU a obetovali se zivoty "a Vas
We svetove valce, obraci Sc k Yam, $ k~raianskou ddverou v do
be, kdy Sc jedna o kazdou jednotku naseho naroda.
Postavila-li Sc ceskoslovenska verejnost americka ma obra-
nu sve vlasti, zajiste vykona sve posani nyni pro povzneseni
a zvelebenf sve rodne zeme. Ia tim lcelem obracime sve IRA
ky k Yam drazi krajane, abychom Vas informovai, jak prospe-
tt svemu lidu donna We vlasi.
Vine dobfe, Re mnoho krajand hodla Sc vratit do sve
otciny a pfipadne Sc tam trvale usadi. Pred vystGhovanim 2
Ameriky mnoh1ikrajan nvi 81 rady ma koho Sc obratit, ably Sc
mu dostalo fadnych a spolehIvych sluzeb, ~pfeptava Sc ma mno-
ha mistech, zvlaste pi vymene czf meny a tn zistava bez RAJ
dy, new, komu ma VERT, ' ktere Ceskoslovenske bance ma sve
nspory uloziti. Konecne dojde do n6ktere zdejsi banky a ulozi
sve dspory v Ceskoslovenske bance, kterou mu dfednik dotyc-
ne banky sam urcf.
Pratele, male upozorneni pred Vasim rozhodnutim, nez-li
pfedate sve tezce vydelane dspory do Ceskoslovenskych bank.
~pfichazime k Yam 5 bratrskou radou a upozornujeme Vas pou-
re ma legionarsky bankovni ustav
BANKU ESkOSLOvENSKYC LECIf,
ktera ma svoji centralu V Praze a filialky v Bratislave, Brine.
Plzni a Expostury v nuchcove, Koline NIL, v Novem Mestc
n/Vahom a V Pist'anech.
Banka tato utvofena byla 2 legionafd ~sibifskych vojsk ma
Rusi a zastoupeni v nj mali vsechny legie nase americka, a
test Sc tento bankovni 1stav nejv6tsi popularite V Ceskosloven-
ske Republice. TNtM
Financni zprava z 81. Tfjna 1921 teto banky vykazuje O.
brat KG. ATS, 5O2, 1865 coz jest dokladem o prosperit9 tohoto
legionarskeho ustavu. M
Apelujeme ma Vas drazi krajane. abyste obratili svuj ere
tel ma rye cesky lidovy bankovni podnik a budeteli ukladat
sve dspory, at jz Q kter6koli amercke banky, zadejte vyhrad-'
ne dfednika v cizineck6m oddeleni, Re 81 pfejete uloziti Vase
vklady v 67xe rs asts
BANcE cEsKosLovENsk7cH LEcIf V PRAzE
a nebo v jeji fniakach.
Banka Cl. Legif ~poskytuje Yam tn vyhodu, ze ulozi lplny
obnos jaky je zaslan a zdroci jej ma AZ, kde4to v jnSch dsts-
vech srazi 81 l8eo "a sv6 sluzby, Jednejte tedy jak YAM veil
Vase svedomi Jak Yam kaze Vase srdce.
Chceteli 81 zavesti systematicke ukladani pence, mdzete
tax uciniti v malych obnosech cd 5O0-K. WISE.
sPrejeteli 81 blizsi ~vysv9tleni 0 Bance Csl. Legii. br. Fred
Holab, rid. ciza odd. The Cleveland Trust Co. 8436 Broadway
& Harvard Ave, ktery ma $ nj pTim6 spojenf, ochotne kazdS.
mu poradi. Z
v ddvere, re podpoffte legionafsky podnik,
znamename sc "a
DRUzINU CESKOSLOVENSKYCH LECIONAkU
" CLEVELANDU, OHIO
Lada Kiml, pfedseda. Jarka kristsn, tajemnik.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
Getting Ready For
State Encamprnent

Little Rock, July 27.-Camp Pike
is being prepared for the annual
Is day encampment of the Arkan-
sas National Guard which will be
held August 142S. All the troops
are expected to report by the 18th.
There will be 80 officers and about
1000 enlisted men in the camp.
Major George w. Maddox and Ma
jor Dean Halford of the Sixth In
fantry, stationed at Jefferson Bar
racks have been assigned as instruc-
tors of the 153rd Infantry during
the period of encampment The camp
will be located on a portion of the
grounds that has been set aside as
permanent camp and the grounds
are being repaired and put in con-
dition for the reception of the
troops. The work is being done
under the direction of the Assistant
Adjutant General, Major Henry
FREEDMAN.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
STRIKE BREAKERS ATTACKED
AS They ENTER Rail YARDS
VAN BUREN TO BEGIN WORK

stones, coal and bolts, breaking
seven windows and door, but
failing to injure any of the occu-
pants.
U. S. Marshal j. H. Parker of
Fort Smith, accompanied by depu-
ties. visited the yards during yes
terday were in Van Buren
last night, but no further dis
turbances have been reported. Ap-
peals by the company were made
to Marshal Parker for additional
deputies, ttlt he refused pending
instructions from Attorney General
Daugherty, whom he telegraphed at
noon asking for instructions
Union officials empnatically de-
MED last night any knowledge of
the identity of the persons respon-
sible for the disturbances, declaring
that none of the strikers were
implicated
The deputies from Little Rock
are in charge of the situation at
the shops, but it is believed they
will remain only until local ap-
pointments Of deputies are made
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
Charles Enos Takes a
Little Snack of Food

(By International News Service.)
Joplin, Mo-, July 27.-"Just want
ed a snack of food before went
home to dinner" explained Charles
Enos of this city, after walters in a
restaurant had watched him eat
twelve hamburger sandwiches and
two slices of pie. In addition to
these Enos drank three cups of
coffee and two glasses of water
Enos completed the lob" in twen-
ty minutes, declaring he was in a
hurry to get home for dinner.
Housewives in Mrs. Enos's COM
munity are considering marching to
her home in body to extend their
sympathy.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
Fifty-Three Non-Union Men
Imported From Little
Rock - No One
Hurt in Riot.

Fort Smith, July 27.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific shops in Van Buren
began operation here early yester-
day following the arrival from Lit
tie Rock of SO men in charge OF
two United States deputy marshals
four railroad guards and special
agent
The first demonstration in this
vicinity was made on the appearance
Of the car containing the men at
o'clock yesterday morning. The
car was attached to the Rainbow
Special, and Immediately after the
arrival of the train at the depot in
Van NBuren it was uncoupled and
switch engine started for the rail
road yards with the car. When il
reached a point 200 yards from the
yards, the car was bombarded by
unidentified persons who hurled
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
FORMER GOVERNOR
ATTACKS KU K|LUx
klansman in Turn Eulogizes
Order and Scores
Cath o lies.

Little Rock, July 27.-The coun-
ty political campaign was enlivened
yesterday afternoon by heated ora
tory at the Confederate Home near
Sweet Home by George w. Hays,
former governor, who denounced
James A, Conner, ex-Republican and
Bull Moose now exalted cyclops
of the Ku Klux Klan, and the Rev.
y. j. Tarlton, local minister, who
eulogized the khan and denounced
the Catholic church
Ex-Governor Hays pleaded for a
return to the Democracy of Jeffer-
son. He said that he is aware that
many good men have joined the
khan, and that these men cannot
be appreciative of the fact that their
leader is a former Republican and
Bull Moose He declared that Conner
is head of the local khan and rules
with an iron hand, and that the
issues have been drawn on a fight
between the Democratic party on
the one hand and s'Comerism" on
the other. He said that the report
had reached him that Conner said
he would give $2,500. or more, if
necessary, to put over his klan tick
+et.
The Rev Mr. Tarlton admitted
that he is member of the khan
and told of some of the accomplish
ments of the secret society during
carpetbag days. His speech for the
most part was denunciation of the
methods Of the Catholic church
Although very little was said
about the candidates. Ex-Governor
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
Presbyterian Official Sails
on Trip to Missionary Fields
OBy Internatfonal News Service.)
DR.. w. II. Foulkes to Visit
in Philippines and Many
Parts of Orient.

Vancouver, B. c., July 27.-Dr.
William Hiram Foulkes, general sec
retary of the Presbyterian New Era
Movement, sailed from here today
on the steamship Princess of Aus
tralia He will visit mission fields
in the Philippines, Japan. Korea
and China.
His journey is the result of Of
fical action taken by the General
Assembly's Committee of the New
Era Movement. AS expressed in the
recorded vote OF the New Era
Staff, this is Sin order to gather
first-hand knowledge of the benev-
olenee work of the church, with that
zeal and understanding which have
characterized his knowledge of ben
evidence work in the homeland
This is Dr. Foulkes first absence
from the active work of the New
Era Movement in the United States
in four years.
In addition to thus getting ac-
quainted at first hand with the
work going on in the mission fields,
DR.. Foulkes also hopes to present
to the mission workers the type of
work carried on by the New Era
Movement. Presbyterianism in the
foreign field, notably in Korea and
the Philippines, has witnessed great
growth as q result of enthusiastic
adoption of New Era methods from
the beginning of the movement, and
church leaders in the Orient will
welcome first-hand presentation OF
New Era principles by the general
secretary.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
With Bert NJ Jewell and President Cyr Of the American Railway Executives
new ATTEMPT TO
END RAIL STRIKE
Harding Summons President
Of Executives and Lead
er of Shopmen.

Washington, July 27.-Prompt
settlement of the rail strike hinges
now upon the outcome of conferences
which President Harding will hold
today with T. Dewitt Cuyler, presi-
dent of the American Association OF
Railway Executives, and President
Jewell of the shop men.
Mr.. Harding summoned these two
spokesman of the warning factions
to Washington yesterday after a
series of developments emphasizing
the growing gravity of the indus
trial situation. The president, it
was said last night, will make a
most determined effort to bring
them into agreement upon the fol
lowing basis
The rail executives to abandon
their ''hard boiled" attitude CON
corning the seniority rule and to
permit the strikers TO return to
their jobs in their former status.
The striking shop men to recog-
nize the decision of the Railroad
Labor Board and to return to work
pending a rehearing of their griey-
ances.
The president, it is reported, will
bring all possible pressure to beaI
upon Cuyler to give up the arbitrary
stand of the executives on the sen
iority rule If he can induce Cuylel
to give in, it is believed that he
will have little difficulty in per
suading Jewell to order the strik-
ing shop men back to work pending
a rehearing of their case before the
Labor Board.
The decision of the president tC
summon Cuyler to Washington fol
lowed conference between Mr.
Harding and Vice President At
terbury of the Pennsylvania rail
road, at wich Atterbury is said to
have passed the buck to Cuylel
on the seniority Stumbling block
Mr. Harding will also confer with
L. F. Lorce, president of the Della
ware and Hudson railroad, who, with
Cuyler and Atterbury, is largely re
.sponsible for the attitude of the
executives against treating with The
strikers on the basis of recognition
Of their seniority rights.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
Biennial Report On
Condition of Schools

Little Rock, July 27.-State Super
intendent John l.. Bond is busily
at work on the copy for his biennial
report, which is to be published and
ready for, distribution by the meet
ing of the legislature in January.
Mr.. Bond says the report will pre-
sent most gratifying condition of
improvement in the school system
and will point out the weak points
where further Improvements and
strengthening aronecessary.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28

On account of his intimate CON
nection with the Chinese minister,
DR.. Sao-Ke Alfred SEE, in the work
Of relief of the Chinese famine, DR..
Foulkes is to be afforded unusual
access to many in government cir
cleS in the Orient.
DR.. Foulkes expects to arrive in
Yokohama August z, in Toxic Au-
gust IA, in Seoul August %, in Pc
king September Q, in Shanghai
September 26, in Manila October 3.
in Canton October 13, in Hong
kong October 10. He will arrive
back in the United States at Seattle
November z.
DR.. Foulkes is. also secretary of
the Committee of the Presbyterian
Church on Work in Europe, but
has deferred personal visit to
Europe until after the completion
of his Far Eastern trip
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
Agreement Reached

Pittsburgh, Pa, July 27.--
The representatives Of seven
teen coal mines Of Western
Pennsylvania and Ohio today
offered to enter into any kind
of settlement with the Unit
I'd Mine Workers. Union which
will bring the strike to a close.
The offer of the employers has
been forwarded to President
John L. Lewis Of the United
Mine Workers. The mines en-
ploy a total Of seventy-two hun
dred men and have a daily out
put of thirty-two thousand tons
of coal.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-28
Indiana Governor Enters FL
nal Arrangements to OPP
crate Mines By State
Aut h ority.
tBy The United Press)

Philadelphia, July 27.-Pre-
diction that the miners will be
back at work in the pits with
in the next thirty days was
made by the miners leaders as
sembled here today.
John Hessler, representative
from TerIe Haute, declared,
"The strike is won by the min
ers.' He said he expected a
joint conference with the oper-
ators and declared that the diff
ferences will be settled quickly.
Unolficially it has been reported
that the anthracite miners are
willing to resume digging on
the basis of the expired wage
agreement if the United Mine
Workers will be recognized as
an organization