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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
HARDING MA OPET NOVY NAVRH.
ZELEZNICNf STAVKARI MAJf Sc
VRATTTI "a STARE. MZDY.
NACEZ PAX MZDOVE ROZHODNUTf ZELEZNICNi
PRACOVNf RADY BUDE PODROBENO REVISI

Washington, 90 cervence Vyhlidka ma move syseni a
rev mzdoveho rozhodnut ez piivodo svku
kari do dilen budou pracovati bude
syseni President Harding sam by pozadal die zpravy
jez vydana dnes vecer Bileho Domu
President ma pred sebou mirovy pfedlozeny dra
hou Baltimore & Ohio jejm stavkujicm delniktm nemz
uvazuji dfednc zmnen6 drahy zastupc denictva Bal
tmore.
B. NJ jewell predseda zeleznicniho delncva VI
Amercke Federac Prace jest cese Chicago do Wash
ngonu nymi vddci stavky. Vyrozumiva Sc, pre-
sdent jednati bude Jewelem jeho spoetniky moznos
narodniho mrovtho dohodnu podklade navrhu drahy
Baltimore Ohio Podrobnosti tohoto navrhu nebyly dany
az dosud vefejnost.
Jednou vzrusujicich udalosti dneska by telegram
ktery president Harding zaal j. Ceve Deanovi predsedov
tskove kancelare zeezncnich zamesnacG Chattanooga
Tenn Dean SVEN telegram obvinl primo Hardnga a
repubkanskou stranu nepfatesvi prot delnknm far
mardm dsi rozbiti uni. Presidendv telegram jest
velmi nakvaseny acko snazi vyvratti vrzeni
Deanovo nepfatelstv vc denictvu skueenosti e
jevuje radcich kde pravl:
"Rozdil nezi obema (stavkaT tem, kdoz zaujima il
ech msa) jest re stavkuicf denc re zelezncnich den
pouzvaj svych pray svobody N zanechani prace ku
kazen nutne doprave opareni ucnane zkonem
uvazovan spravedivych sznost stavkuiici
viii sna zabran tezbe uhl nutn6ho ku spolecnemu bl
hu pres to- re uenena bya nabdka nestranne urovnn
sporu..."
President patrne "zapomina' re byli to uhobaron KITE
odm vyjednavati havfi pred tim stavka vypula
drahy porus So rozhodnut zeezncn rady tax
mich spociva zodpov6dnos stavku zeeznce por
sill kazde rozhonuti onoho telesa ker6 Jim nezamouva
10 pTiiimaii iedin6 to, jimz mzda d6lncva snizena
Rovnez vsak telegramu president pravi, Sc
pTicn zeezncnmu delncvu dostalo noveho sySen
ale made jest dGezto ably zachran6na byla
pred pohromou aka il hrozf zasavenim dopravy Harding
rozhodn6 vyvrac by vada bya naklonena kaptascke
de nikdy pry nebylo eim dmyslem nuti nekoho nasim
do prace pod boaky vojakd Americkeho voska bude
uzito zamezenf naslnosti k ncemu jinemu.
Chicago, &c. cewence. = B. M. Jewell, hlava savku-
cch zamesnancd zeeznenich dilen meznarodnch
predsedu ednotvych odbor remesel Timothy Healey cd
topicG oleovaGG A. O. Wharton, d6lncky Glen ze
ezncni pracovni rady, odjei dnes Washngonu
ferenci predentem Hardingem vzhledem stuac zeez
nicn stavce Costa nasedovaa po konferenc jiz
nictf vudcove nell sekretarem prace Davisem Moose
heart, nedaleko odud sobotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
PRIJETi NEMECKA DO SVAZU.
BUDE PRY Sc o NE PRIMLOUVATI PREMIER
LLOYD GEORGE
Pariz. &c. 6ervence.

Parz, &c. cervence. Vyrozumva Sc, re iedna pod
mnek, jz premier Lloyd George navrhne k repara6nimu
pnu preiera Poncarea az naGenici onech dvou vad
jdou Londyne prsti tyden bude pfije N6mecla do
Svazu Narodu. Nak tim netal, re pTee takov6r" kro
ku navrhne ej premieru Poncareovi ako pravy tab ku
svetovemu politickemu ustaleni.
Kdyby Francie vzdaa sve opposce znamenalo by to
pfijet Nemecka do Svazu Narodu sejde Zenev6
zari. Soucasne stale by clenem rady Svazu.
Ocekava Sc re pTistoupeni Nemecka do Svazu meo by
vv tez poticke pom6ry SSoenych Statech kde pit
tonne nejvets opposce prot Svazu vyczi cd snych
nemeckych vvu Amerce. Mimo to poukazuje, re po
tom edne duleze isouc mimo Svaz, byo by boise
vcke Rsko Spojene Stay jest vem pochybno zdali A
merice bio by takove spole6nosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
VRATILI Sc DO DOLU.

Columbus, O., &c. cervence
Ornament, ze muzi zustayeni
V dolech v okresu Belmont k
udrzovani jich pofadku, KITE
II zanechali prace, Sc vratili,
ucineno bylo We hlavnim stanu
unie dnes. Pfedseda Hall ne
mel zadnych obtizi primeti
muze k navratu ma jich mista,
kdyz Jim vysvetlil celou situa-
ci. Pravil, re zanechali prace
z protestu proti poslani vojska
do blizkeho okoli a ponevadz
Sc domnivali, re ma byti pra-
ce zahajena pod vojenskou o.
chranou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
Z IRSKE OBCANSkE VALkY

Dublin, &c. cervence. Sdelu-
je Sc, re nepravidelni zatinaji
byti tax zdemoralisovani a u
stupuji tax rychle, re narodnl
vojsko nemuze Jim ami staciti.
Opustili sve posice Batlinmo-
re, blize Westportu a V okresu
Mayo We Swinfordu, Kiltimag-
hu a CharlestOWnu. Jinak ma
10 zprav dochazi o situaci ma
Thu. V PortlaW, V okresu Wa
terford, nepravidelni Zapalili
kasarna. Zde V Dubline denne
deli sc pfepady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
POLITICKE SPORY v POLSKU.
VYPUKLY MEZI PRESIDENTEM PILSUDSKIM A
SKUPINOU NACIONALISTUV.

VarSava, &c. 6ervence President Pilsudski zska po-
die vseho znacne vyhody SVEN sporu naconasty otaz
ku kabneu pfivodiv vystoupen naconalsckeho bloku
jednoho elena tehoz sn6mu, vyslo ma jevo dnes
Ocekava re toto zabrani pfje resoluce, kterou
vyzyva president aby pfija kabnet cele Albertem Kor
fantyt naconasickym vddcem Vyhrlzka presidena Pill
suskeho re bude resgnovat nem6a zaneho vvu
sc ktera jest rozhodnua udrzova svrchovanost
otazce premiership.
Kdyz president prohlasl re bude radeji resignovati
nez by poupsobi Korfantym neb uzna ej tyz pry od
poved6l otazkou: ''Nuze, kdy budete resgnovat?"
Ma to president odpovedel, re ma pred sebou prs
no dGlezitych otazek nez aby nyn mohl resgnovati
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
OBTEzKANI POTRAVINA.
MI, ZAHYNULI.

New York, 26. cervence. -
Znacny pocet ruskych sedla-
XII, seslabenych hladem, zahy-
nulo, kdyz Sc potaceli k domu
z mista, kde rozdfleny potra-
viny V Kazanskem distriktu me-
davno, obtezkani pytlemi ku-
kufice, pravf depese obdrzena
dnes We zdejsi kancelafi Ame-
rick6 pomocne administrace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
KORIST BANDITU $4,000.

Minneapolis, Mimi, 26. GER
vence. Ctyri bandite pfepadli
diva sluhy tovaren Savage
ovych zde vcera a wall Jim
yak obsahujici $4,000 ma no.
tovosti v cekach, jez snadno
dali Sc promeniti. Po te upr-
chli V automobile rizenem pa
tym banditou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
OKRES PRISEL o "SERIFKU"

Coshocton, o., 26. cervence.
Okres Stark prisel 0 svoji je-
dinou priruci serifku. Dorothy
Wellsova, jez zaujimala ono
misto po diva roxy, resignovala,
iezto hodla sc provdati "a
Earla Stockleyho z Canton. Sle-
cna Wellsova vazi jenom 10
liber, avsak nosila sluzebni ar
madni revolver a konala vse-
chny povinnosti sveho lradu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
SOCIALISTE A FASCISTE
" BOJI.

Ravenna, Italie, 26. cervence.
. Zakrocivsi V boji mezi So
cialisty a fascisty, policie w.
strelila do davu tim vysled-
KEN, ze nekolik osob bylo ma
mlste zabito a Znacny pocet
poraneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
POBODANI STAVKOKAZY.

Detroit, 26. eervence. Diva
stavkafi byli vazne poraneni
pfi prvni nasilnosti behem stav
ky We zdejsich zeleznicnich
dilnach, v Sarvatce sc stavko-
kazy. Tri cernosi, zamestnanl
v dilnach Michigan Central
drahy, jsou V podezreni, re Sc
utoku dopustili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
SJEZD ILINOISSKYCH HAViRU.

ST. Louis 26 cervence. IIlnosska dsriktni vykonna
Spojenych dulnich denfku Amerky schulz Zde
rozhodla syoati illnosske have do dsrktn
srpna Peori Utel tohoo zvlasniho sezdu nehv
dan verenos avsak pfedseda harrington prav pred
ozi jste nabidky cd nosskych t6zaf jez mohy by ve
urovnani savky. John L. Lewis narodn pedseda havif
bude pozvan Sized.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
RUSOVF, v BERLfNE.

Berlin, % Ruska delegace Haagskou
konferenc zastava Zpatetn cese Berne kde vede
nejake duleze vyjednavan Mimo delegaty Krasna Lit
vnova pfiel tez zahrantni mnsr Ccen ienz prode
val prazdninach lceem zoaven iistych rakou-
skych aznch L. c. Martens ienz de dobu zastupoval
sovetskou vladu Spoienych Statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
PAPEz POMAHA RUSKU.
-.A6...7

Rm 25 cervence. = Papez Plus adresoval apostolsky
dopis pararchum arcbiskupum bskupum nemz vybizi
obnovenemu s pomahani hadovejicimu obyvatestvu
Ruska. dopse pravi papez venuje dah $500 900
lr pomocnou praci Rusku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
PATNACT NEZTOTOZNENYCH.

Herrn, H., &c. cervence. Patnac tel obeti nedavne
d6ln btvy, iez byIa boovana blize tohoo mesa zava
dosud neztotozneno VGera ednom mrtvych poznan
bert j. Anderson Sparta Mich telo poslano tam
hfebni.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-11

II ~ 11nse ~ - fHtuse rithI
49, i conan6n1 ~ eDlendM
- ~ er1sit ~ ~ Gllyis nen.
koeo = q ~ $500 sDtfit
~You ~ GrA6nally winning Tor
yourself : place n the hearts q
tft-city citisensv II every one
knew IN issns Involved, III would
- n sympathy with you"
Tho Rev. Father DonahCe declar-
Cd that o9 general principles he
Il heartily ID sympathy with Or
eanizod labor. He also pleaded for
the principle Of collective bargain
Ing.
Dle Eneugh fer AL
sThis country IL big enough and
rich enough for all Of us." said the
Davenport pastor. III iris properly
operated. I am Incorporating
y in favor Of giving . Lying wage
to every man who works honestly.
Every industry should see to it
that the men It employs receive
enough to keep themselves, and
their wives and children in decent
comfort / am in sympathy with
the efforts Of every honest man to
mako q comfortable living for him.
self and family. II We were all ut
that frame of mind. there would Re
no industrial unrest.
I'VE must have our industrial
problems solved on the basis of
absolute justice and fair play"
Mr.. Pring declared the posting
OF Injunction notices at Riverside
park was "only an intimidating and
insulting act to drive you men back
to work."
IF l was on the other side," he
said, II would be ashamed to show
my face in this park. Come on UP
here, you bulls and thugs, if there
are any of you here. l don't fcal
any Of you"
Blow at Unions Charged.
The strike leader declared the
railroads are attempting to disrup,
organized labor. He said move
ment to establish the open shop has
been under way since the armistice
was signed. -
This is a contest between one or.
ganization and another" he said
We'll stay with them till bel
| freezes over. It's a shame that WI
are compelled to be in the condition
we are in. The public has shown
/ that it is with US.
This is a fight for life. II WI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-11


Two Methodist preachers and .
Catholic priest echoed the senti-
'ment Of the main speakers. Mrs.
Mary Mcvickary and George Pring
lot Des Moines. general chairman
Sof the boilermakers on the Rock
Island Lines, 1t the meeting Of
striking railway shopmen 1t River
side park yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Mcvickars is touring the
country lecturing on the strike and
political situation.
Rev. J. s. Neal Of Silvis. Rev. r.
W. vanAistyne Of the Watertown
Methodist church and Rev. c. J.
Donahoe of st. Paul's Catholic
church Of Davenport, were the To-
cal pastors who talked.
Both of the Methodist preachers
endorsed the strike and declared
the shopmen are fighting for the
cause Of human freedom and bet
torment Of the human race.
Rev. Donahoe expressed general
sympathy with the cause OF organ
tied labor and stated that collapse
Of the union labor movement would
be bad for labor as we'll as the rest
Of society.
my sympathies are entirely with
you." declared Rev. Mr.. Van Al
styne, addressing the striking shop
men. This is no time for compro-
mise.
you men are not striking be-
cause you are looking for trouble.
This is a strike in protest against
a burden and intolerable conditions,
Any attempt to put down wages re-
suits in unrest.
If the public were in the places
occupied by the strikers they would
view this situation differently. They
would feel as you do. It's a won.
der to me that the man who car.
ries hod and other workers do moi
strike in sympathy with you
The Watertown pastor bitterly
scored the "strikebreakers". declar
Ing he is not fit to associate with
respectable people. He urged thu
strikers to stick to their cause unit
they had won, declaring that il
solidarity lies victody.
"The churches are getting init
hearty sympathy with the strug
gle you men are making for hu
manity." said the Rev. Mr.. Neal
II am right IN the heat of this nigh
at Silvis. I know you men are no
alone. Keep up the fight.
There is real issue involved il
this strike. 1t is most vital issue
You are fighting for a principle, III
same principle that has marke'
the strdggles for human bettermen
I all down through the ages.
Struggle for Freedom, View.
"The strike is part OF the grea
struggle for human freedom an
happiness. Right and justice shal
prevail. God is with you, and al
the powers and forces of this worl
cannot prevail against you.
II tell you with all my heart. kee
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-11

~ opsn anoD ~ ~ jst1sd viii
-. Ping 4 urging ~ strilsrs
. tick until they Vim.
II you don't sticks shs said,
..you1l - licked for the NEXT 80
years. Stick to it until yoa own
ana operate the railroads Of this
country"
Mrs. NcVick6s devoted consider
able time to the history Of the
American constitution and the
American labor movem80t.
She declared that some wealthy
New York women have apartments
for their poodle dogs which are
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-11

dont N, ws1I - - eeaa eing
for many naoons. II - nt3eksM1fA
~ Win, - Will ~ 49, 1nd Hhen
" get back W WIN - whaesver
W want.
II. Prfnx traced tn history d
the present strike and IT. Develop
menfs. He urged thst pickettng
continue and that thsSo ~ no re-
taxation. He advised the STRIKERS
to do all IN their poweF. within the
Law, to urge the men now - work
to join the strike.
Claims Open Shep leve.
Mrs. McVickars also declared the
railroads are seeking to establish
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07
NEWS OF NEBRASKA
IN CONDENSED FORM
Recent Happenings in Nebraska
Given in Brief Items For
Busy Readers.

Syracuse is making extensive prepa-
rations for a big exhibit of Otoe coun.
ty corn December q and Z.
One hundred and fifty people at
tended the father and son church
banquet ut Gibbon last week.
Two hundred candidates took the
higher degrees ut the Scottish Rite
Reunion held In Omaha last week.
Fire of an unknown origin did
$4,000 damage TO the Thomas Laham
general merchandising establishment
az Norfolk.
The village board at Sargent has
ISSUED an order that there shall be
no sling shots or air rifles used within
the city limits.
The annual exhibition of the Be
atrice Poultry association will be held
December Ills. A. ID. Modlin has
been selected as judge.
George Stats of Fremont, who has
been elected to the Legislature for a
third term, has announced his candi-
dacy for speaker of the house.
Myron Gates, 10, Is the youngest
telephone official in the state. He Is
assistant manager Of the local Office
and official electrician at Gordon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07
CONVENTION or INTEREST.
County Commissioners, Supervisors
and clerks from over the State
viii Meet at Omaha
Next Week.

County commissioners, Supervisors
and clerks representing the ninety.
three counties of Nebraska will hold
their annual convention In Omaha
December ! to z. Phil j. Kennedy,
York, president for the past fifteen
years of the Nebraska Association
County Commissioners, Supervisors
and Clerks and Highway Commission
ers, In an advance announcement,
declares the convention this year will
be of unusual interest because Of the
many new faces In the association
and the exhibit of road making ma
chinery which will be on display.
Road making, which Is the greatest
activity of the counties now, will be
thoroughly discussed during the con-
vention by road experts of national
reputation. S12,OOO,OOO are spent an
nually In Nebraska for good roads
and the men mt the convention have
the funds In charge.
A. +. Stryker and w. b. Cheek.
representing livestock interests OF
Omaha as well as the Joint Good
Roads Committee, Will tell OF the
great number of cattle, hogs and
sheep, received annually at the stock
yards from Nebraska farmers who
bring stock to Omaha by auto truck.
Aside from the technical talks there
will be addresses by Governor s. Il.
McKelvie. Mayor Jim Dahlman, Wal
ter w. Head, A. +. Stryker, w. Il.
Cheek, William II. Osborne, and
others.
Among the topics to be discussed
are: Amendments to the state hail
insurance law; things pertaining to
making up a tax list laws governing
county clerks and register of deeds /;
road laws and their problems; chattel
mortgages and their abstracts; eve
nue laws and election laws.
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07
II Would Ruin Them.

Roberts and Walker had discussed
the question of life after death for
more than two hours. Roberts held
that the grave was merely "A gate into
a greater and eternal life. Walker
could not be convinced Of the exist
ence of the hereafter.
"Say what you WILL" Walker in
sisted, IT cannot help but believe that
death ends ALL"
81 don't see how you, n lawyer, can
say that" Roberts retorted. why, II
death ended everything most OF you
lawyers would starve kansas City
Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07

Twenty-four states are represented
among students at the University of
Nebraska. according to the student
directory published recently.
The Ernest +. Gray jewelry store
at Kearney was burglarized last week,
rings, watches and diamonds aggre-
eating a valuation Of $4,000 being
taken.
Arthur b. Cole, state purchasing
agent for the department of finance.
has contracted with Il st. Louis firm
for 2S3,7OO pairs Of automobile plate
numbers.
Grain from Nebraska is moving ap-
proximately 80 per cent faster this
year than last year, according to re-
ports filed with the state railway com
mission by the various railroads OF
the state.
Fire, supposedly caused by sparks
from n passing train, totally destroyed
the Hord elevator at Wood River,
together with six thousand bushels Of
wheat, two thousand bushels of oats,
and five hundred bushels Of corn.
The committee in charge. of general
arrangements for the annual meetings
of Organized Agriculture at Lincoln
next month, has secured from the rail
roads their agreement to II round-trip
rate of fare and one-half to Lincoln
from any point in Nebraska.
The first luncheon of n series to be
given through the winter by the Be
atrice Chamber of Commerce, was at.
tended by over fifty business men
Interesting talks were given by Il. NJ
Sutherland. field man for the Fedora
ton of Nebraska retailers. and T.. w
Nelson, q retail credit man of Lincoln
The first burglary in Nebraska City
In several months occurred when som,
person took out n pane OF glass from
the back window OF the Shinn ant
Bruce Millinery store and entered iii,
building. They went to the cash regis
ter, which was empty, and then riieC
some drawers in the place but go
nothing of value.
Farm ers In the western part of Ne
braska are not receiving more thar
20 cents q bushel for their potatoes
according to a report made to tn
agricultural committee of the Omahi
Chamber Of Commerce,
The Beatrice Woman's Club Is usinI
tine Chamber Of Commerce room
Aeyery Wednesday and Saturday night
for the preparation for their play
"The Charm School" The secon
production OF the dramatic department
of the women'sl organization Is to b
given Deccmber'14 and will prohsbl
draw even larger houses than the frs
cne did!
Bob ComstocSi of Nebraska City wa
40 badly Injured when a quantity {
hot lime splashed into his face thu
he may lose the sight of one of h
, eyes.
John II. Wayland, director OF IL
Tenth federal reserve district, go
eminent saving organization, has sen
out a warIling to all holders of 10l
war savings (s5 stamp, certificate
not to part with them for unstab
invcspnents or for less cash than thu
are worth. The stamps may now |
exchanged Tor the 1923 issue of 4 p'
cent Treasury Savings Certificates
They mature January 4, 1923.
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07

The Woman has Il friend whose lit
tie boy IL n devotee of the movies. But
not long ngo he came home rather
bored. The movie had been about ro-
nance, he said. at least. that was its
title. So curiously did he pronounce
the word that his mother felt conf
dent that he didn't know what the
word means.
son." she asked him, "do you know
what romance meansi"
"Sure," he said, and then added dis
gustedly, ut mush."-Chicago
Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07

Charles w. Boggs, Jr., Of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, showing his back,
which was adjudged the most nearly
perfect Of any among 10000 contest
ants In the recent contest held by the
National Association for the Proven
ton Of Spinal Curvature. Play did it
healthful, happy. outdoor play.
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07
Doinu NOTHING

Doing nothing with a deal of SKILL
Cowper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07
When the Last Trump Sounds.

The Lord himself shall descend
from heaven with a short, with the
voice of the %archangel, and with the
trump of God; and the dead In Christ
shall rise first.-I The~ssalOnians 4:1G
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07
Such as Love.

Such as ! love, ! rebuke and chas.
tise. BE jealous, therefore, and do
Observation-Disclosures BIO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11

The government defense against
price advances aboVc the maximum
charges agrrcd upon hv prrmciug up.
orators with Secretary Hoover WIS dc.
clarcd Co Do .r the powers of the IN
Jciy,ic Comw,rr. commission Co., 90
locliv coal .If- ~o 'uIf mines Boosting
prices would o.. without transportation
facilii cs.
Dep1rtmou. r Justice officials con.
ncctrd with the t-l"tll fuel org1ul1-
ton. wcr, said o., ht,, advised th, com.
mite, That tu. commission had ample
authority urf,r the lW Ia So Distribute
ears 20 th, mines as to effectively con
tru th.u ,lIFE,- The question ye
manned vh,.h.. tl- cumm --ior Wuu'I
oN,r,l~r tH,-. ,H'.ltucy power. fo
their uU e,..r'
Anmu operators Nr. Hasrr tr
noun. 80 ..IIE ua, u.ukor away from
the 1r .r.. ger,.H nts mtU. with
him ara H. added Governor kiN, %
Albania vH N. as..I tp tak, Step, 'u
protect ..rs.r.r, +. nat state l..l rst
rlaug r...,
pp,uu r u'hc. districts are show
.H- .p.s . -urnH rom thri stand
with fl, . ur... U..rrtm. 10 Vle -III
InYn.. l- l.Hr m,l. Mr Hoover said.
a- .. what ..f..I fl. Io.tera nr- iu...t
O.. .IT IN. o. @- Wh,rr operators
ffI .l ,..a.tI.f. Do. uniirr ni u....
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11
STRIKE LOST,
is ATTITUDE
OF EASTERN
SPOKESMEk

~ .'HH'" NaNffA -
NEW YORK. AUG 1O-As western
and southern transportation managers
bcgap Go arrive her. to,lay fuI the
session tomorrow 81 'hr association oi
Railway Executives tu pass uu prcsl
dent liard.ngs u'V pl u,ar" plan iu.
dcutInns were that tb" nu surrender
policy ru.,.i h g.. D. Ipr., chairman
of the oa~'.rn e.at'r,nD. was gtniup
momentum
\ concerted effort of M. eastern men
10 strengthen their position was seen
n several informal conferences held
This afternoon and tonight at which
fhr newly arriving officials were
guests Of l1cl executives Officials o'
southern and western roads were th'
tirst 70 arriv, OF tho .uO representative
4 class ON, reads WhI,h are expected
to hc represented
Tho first of tho conference was held
at the Association - Railway ENecu
, 'ivcs board room TODAY. where % raj
chiefs were secretly closot.d f1r srvora
hours Those Who attended the mee,
, ~ 10. l';fel " re~sr' Wit ~, pa -
7 Tho d.iring ~ sentifneu arains
acceptance ~ President IInrding's pro
+ p1sal which until to.lay scented to b.
nnfiu'd Goo few ~ the more l-ell.rei
"r' ,Jstrru rUad' now apnoars Q
/ dominate among tho executives hcr
lr tho conference
THEN aft'ud. 3. thl' tH, s'r.e. i'
,lr,ady lost Co rho ,hoperaftsm,r and
hn' hy lccoutirr fh. s,r.b" leaders
.halIerer 'n "fpht 'u tho n0 sh'
then shop fu.e,s wil D" s.un r..rIite.
F. O.. normal sr..-'h and fh, u.v.. H
,h. ru.ur disufr.e eaf'd