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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

full swing and it gathered speed as
the day swept along.
The light shower last night which
threatened to develop into L down
pour, did not materialize. DaEkan-
ed skies, however, supported the
weather mans warning OF showers
tonight A cool wave broke last
weeks torid spell and fixed pleas
ant temperature for the outdoor
festivities.
Rock Island has donner Persian
orange and blue of the grOtto hosts.
and the decorations in the loop dis
trict and on private residences are
symbolic Ow the welcome extended
by every Islander to the guests o.
honor
The be-fezzed multitudes which
throng the streets Of a city OF
which they are absolute owners,
represent that element in the Ma
sonic order which loves to play
once in q while and the national
gatherings are marked by happy
little excursions into pleasure land.
Conferring no Masonic degrees
these men in fezzes are all Master
Masons and some CT them have tax
en- every degree that Masonry can
bestoW.
But it is as Yelled Prophets that
they are in Rock Island where they
will begin the formal sessions OF
their Supreme Council in the Rock
Island Masonic temple at 1890
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Originating among the members
of Hamilton lodge, No. 120, MasOns,
! Hamilton, New York, in 1883, the
order according to last official re-
ports numbers 1925.
Prophets, Prophets, Everywhere.
| Prophets are On every hand-tha
Continued on Page Three.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
AUTO HITSCAR;
THREE KILLED
Machine Speeding so Miles an Hour
Knocks Street Car in Chicago
From Tracks.

Chicago, June ga man and a
woman were instantly killed and
another man fatally injured when
an automobile, tearing down Michi-
gan boulevard at a speed of so
miles an hour, crashed into a street
car early today. The street car
was knocked from the tracks and
several passengers on it were cut
by glass from shattered windows.
William Schaeffer, a pugilist, and
a girl, known only as ''ZolIa", were
killed instantly. Thomas Ownes,
40, died in a hospital. The other
occupants of the auto, William DER
and George King. the driver, were
badly injured.
The automobile, a low-built ma
chine, struck the street car amid
ship and drove under, lifting it from
the tracks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Copyright, 1922, by The Argus.)
Washington, D. c., June 26.-The
United States government is pre-
pairing to summon coal operators
and miners into conference in the
national capital and bring the full
force of public opinion into play in
an effort to settle the coal strike.
John L. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers of America,
has informed the government that
he and his associates gladly will
attend a conference with operators
from the central competitive field,
which comprises Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and western Pennsylvania, or
with operators from any group of
coal districts producing an equiva-
lent amount of tonnage.
The coal operators views are not
yet disclosed, for the reason that
the formal invitation has not yet
been sent, but the objection raised
by the operators heretofore has
been that Judge Anderson might
hale them into his federal court on
contempt charges, in connection
with pending indictments growing
CuL OA pSNob SO4AAC4 CAAONo at 4LSD
wage scales were fixed.
Attorney General Daugherty has
assured the operators that the gov
ernment will not indict the coal
operators and will not view the
suggested wage conferences as a
violation Of the existing statutes on
restraint of trade. But the opera
tors declare they had a similar as
surance once from another attorney
general, A. Mitchell Palmer, but
the federal court at Indianapolis
gathered that in just the same.
To overcome this objection, the
government authorities here are
preparing to summon the confer
ence under circumstances different
from any that have preceded. The
forthcoming conference would be
called by the federal government
itself as an act of public emergen-
cy. No federal court would be
likely to prosecute private citizens
who obeyed a mandate from anoth-
er branch of the government itself
Then the conferences themselves
would be held in the presence oi
officers Of the federal government
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
TWO BREAK JAIL
AT DIXON, ILL,
Officials Believe Men Received Out
side Aid; Find Nippers and
Hack Saws I'm Sell.

Dixon, ILL.,, June 26.-officials of
northern Illinois are today search
ing for James Howard of st. Louis.
Mo, and Robert England, of Grand
Detour, who escaped from the Lee
county Jail Saturday night Both
men were awaiting action of the
grand jury on charges of stealing
automobiles. Lee county authori-
ties believe the men received help
from the outside Wire nippers
and pieces of hack saws found in
the cell room gave foundation to
the theory.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
'R0PHETS, ROCK ISLAND GREETS YOU
LEWIS CONFERS
WITH HARDING
ON MINE STRIKE
Government p ans
Meet to End Coal
Tieup.

Washington. June 26.-(By the
Associated Press.)-John L. Lewis,
president Of the United Mine Work
ers of America, who arrived in
Washington yesterday for a series
of conferences with government Of
fcials, will confer with Secretary
of Labor Davis at IL O'Clock and
later, accompanied by Mr.. Davis,
will go to the White house to dis
cuss the coal strike matters with
President Harding. s.-s.zg
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

Herrin, ILL.,, June 26.-(By the As
sociated Press)-Williams coun-
ty buried the dead in her latest
mine war yesterday, conducted an
inquest to determine the cause of
their death, and today faced the re-
sponsibility of bringing the guilty
to justice.
With not a single arrest made
since the massacre of last Thurs
day, when at least 10 men were
killed after strike sympathizers
stormed the Lester mine, and with
county officials making no visible
effort to place the blame, the in
vestigating is being done by state
and federal agents.
Representatives of the depart
ment of justice, department of la
Dor, the states attorney-general's
office, and the adjutant-general are
quietly delving into the cloak of
secrecy which so far has sur
rounded the identity of the 5000
men who marched from Herrin in
daylight, took more than fifty un-
armed prisoners, marched them
back down the road into a wood and
there killed nineteen and wounded
nearly as many more.
Mcdowell Killed Miner.
Yesterday six men of William
son county-three miners, a mer-
chant, an electrician and the super
intendent of the Herrin water
works-were solemnly impaneled,
listened to the evidence of witness
es called by Coroner William Nc
Cowen and returned their verdict.
They found, and so recorded, that
c. X. Mcdowell, murdered super
intendent of the Lester mine, kill
ed union miner on Wednesday, the
day before the massacre.
OF the other dead, nineteen in
all, including two other strikers,
the jury found they came to their
death by gunshot wounds, inflicted
by unknown persons.
Yesterday morning sixteen un-
known dead, all non-union workers
and guards at the Lester mine,
were buried by the county in pot
ters' field On a bleak hillside, be-
meath broiling sun, union miners,
led by State Senator William j.
Sneed, dug sixteen shallow graves
-four rows of four each.
The bodies of the massacre vic
tins, in plain black caskets, were
placed side by side on the parched
grass. Four Protestant ministers
of Herrin, Methodist, a Baptist,
a Presbyterian and Christian, con-
Quoted the brief burial service while
a hundred overall-clad miners and
a dozen newspaper correspondents
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
MINERS QUIET
in CARBONDALE
Sheriff Wires Coal Operators He
Knows of No Outbreaks Being
Threatened.

CarbondaIe, Ill, June 26.-By
the Associated Press). = Sheriff
Gibson of Jackson county today an
nounced he had advised coal oper-
ators' associations in Illinois that
he had advised coal operators as
sociations in Illinois that he had
not been advised of any threatened
outbreaks in this county. His tel
egram was in reply to one from
the operators saying they had
learned the lives of their employees,
protecting the idle mines, had been
threatened.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
POLITICS SLEW
MRS. LEN SMALL,
ETTELSON SAYS


Chieago, June 26.-The charges
made against Governor Len
small and OF which he was ac-
|saltted Saturday led to Mrs.
0maiPs death, Samuel A. Ettel-
son, corporation counsel of Chi
1go, declared today when in
llormed of the demise of the
governors wife. Mr.. EttelSon,
mo. with Mayor Thompson of
slcago, had been close
I.siend and political supporter of
ne governor, declared that pol
ncs was behind the prosecution
III tne governor and that politics
lerefore was responsible for
Afs. Small's death.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
5000 GUESTS ARRIVE IN
EARLY GROUPS; REvEL
OF CARNIVAL UNDER WAY
Grotto Units From All Over Country Swarm Into
Tri Cities; Wardwella nd Grand Officers Are
On the Scene.

Only the skies downcast today Rock Island
threw its gates and hordes OF incoming Proph-
- n cts from every grotto within the Enchanted
IN 4 Realm.
kausA y Picturesque in their fantastic garb, as
kA Nsembled back OF proud-stepping band mas
| A|GA A,ers, swinging along to the whiste-bast
~ NSEA-N mands of patro-leaders, Prophets paraded
up and down Rock Island streets all day
Every our brought in larger delegations, bands
more drill teams and fun At carnival in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
mrs. LEN SMALL DIES
IN HOME AT KANKAKEE,
A VICTIM OF APOPLExY
Was Stricken Saturday Night While Friends Were
Crowded Around House Celebrating Gov
ernor's Acquittal .>s

Kankakee, H., June 26.-(By the Associated Press) =
Mrs Len Small wife of Geovernor Small of Illinois, died
at o'clock this morning.
Small stricken with apoplexy Saturday night
during excitement incident the celebration of friends
fellow of the governor result of his
utta that afternoon at Waukegan. With her at the time
m her death the governor and their three children
Leslie and Budd Small and Mrs A. E. Ingesh all of Kan
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

Perking, June 26.-Dr. Sun Vat
Sen, southern leader. who was de-
ported, was reported as being de-
tanned aboard gunboat at Canton
with his navy and the provincial
assembly aligned against him and
General Chen Chung -Ming's troops
in full control of the city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
The WEATHER

Cloudy and unsettled this after
noon and tonight, with showers
probable tonight Tuesday partly
cloudy. Warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday,
rs; lowest last night, 81.
Wind velocity at z a. m, 9 miles
per hour.
Precipitation, none.
12m. 7p.m. Tam.
yester. yester. today.
Dry bulb temp. 72 72 Sc
Wet bulb temp. so 60 81
Relative humid. so 80 Il
River stage at a. m, As, a fall
of 2 last "a hours.
Sunset today 7:42 p. m: sunrise
tomorrow 4:29 a. m.
The Mississippi river from be-
River Forecast.
The Mississippi River from be-
low Dubuque to Muscatine will
change but little during the next
two days.
ANDREW HAMRICK,
Meteorologist-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
LABOR BOARD
FINDING WON'T
AVERT STRIKE
Ruling on Farming
OUT Work of No
Avail.
RULLETIN.

the country, according to an
announcement today by ID. w.
HeIt, president of the Brother
hood of Railway SignaImen.
The vote Is being taken under
the. snperYisiOn--af-.the system
general committees, all of
whom have rejected the wage
cut set for July 1.
Chicago. June 26.-(By the AS
sociated Press Saturdays deci
sions by the United States railroad
labor board holding several roads
in violation of the transportation
act by farming out work to con-
tractors, and pending opinions in
80 more cases which were posted
for hearing today, are expected to
have little influence on union lead
ers towards averting the threaten
ed rail strike next month.
The board indicated that it would
follow the same general principles
in future decisions on contract
cases.
Announce Vote Wednesday.
B. M Jewell, head of the rail-
way employees department of the
American Federation of Labor, in
charge of the canvass of the shop
mems strike vote, said the results
of the referendum probably would
not be announced until Wednesday.
However, statements by various
union leaders that the ballots in
dicate an Overwhelming sentiment
favoring a strike, and announce
ments by union chiefs last week
that they will be governed by the
result of the referendum, MADE as
suspension of work appear in
evitable.
Wage Slash Is Crux.
Hope of aVerting a strike faded
with statements by John Scott, sec
retary of the railway employees de-
partment, that the boards ruling in
the contract cases will put ne
check on strike call. Piece work
and the farming out system were
made one of the issues in the shop
mems referendum, the others being
the wage cuts effective July /, and
rules by the board governing over
time and other working conditions.
The issue on which maintenance
of way employees cast their strike
ballots was the $60,000,000 wage
slash they received
Mr. Jewell called a meeting of
the shop crafts policy committee
for tonight as a preliminary war
council over the proposed strike
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CONTINUED on Page Three.) }
MEX KIDNAP YANK

Mexico City, June ga Bruce
Bielask, former chief of the inVeS-
tigation bureau of the American de-
partment of justice, was reported
kidnapped and held for ransom.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
HERR|N VICTIMS SLAIN
BY UNKNOWN PERSONS,
CORONER'S JURY FINDS
16 Bodies Buried but Souls
Not Committed to
God.
BULLETIN.

Herrin, ILL.,, June 26.-(By
the Associated Press.l-Investi-
gators for state officials, seek
ing to fix the responsibility for
the ri0ting which cost at least
21 lives at the Lester strip mine
last week, learned today from
Sheriff Melvin Thaxton that
neither he nor his deputies took
any steps to prevent the mas
saCre.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
STEAL WHISKY AT PEORIA.

Peoria, III, June 26.-Thieves
stole $4,000 worth of whisky at the
American Distillery at Peking, es-
Gaping in boats with the liquor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
FIVE DIE IN MINE.

Hartford, Ark, June 26. = Five
members of a picnic party were
suffocated by black damp in an
abandoned mine.
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DIR. Sun CAPTURED.

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aveau oroare de ca.

Tn prea sfintif s'a plans ca MI
ne ocupam de simandicoasa hui
PERSONA nici macar la rubrica
|aceasta. Mai vezi de altul parin-
'tele ''Oid Catolic". Reclama sd
Paateste Gu bani grei, in ziua
de All,
Din tteiseei de orase mai mari
din Statele Inite, Toledo are mai
nssite cl6diri, proprietafeA COMM
~. Seattle 4 doilea gi Balti1ors
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PROCESUL
RUSSELL
BIRKHEADS
Sc VA JUDECA
IN MAIU
Reclamanta e constatata
ca invalida.

jackson, Miss. 8 Februarie. -
tPrOcesul intentat de d-ra Frances
G. Birklfead impotriva >Guyerno-
rului Lee M. Russell, pentru Sc
ducere, cerind o despagubire de
800. 600, s'a fixat sa Sc judece
de catre Cnrtea Federala in luna
Maiu a. c.
Err, Guvernorul a obtinut de la
grefierul Tribunalului copii .dupN
declaratiunile d-soarei Birkhead,
in care arata relatiunile sale avu-
tie Gu Guvernorul, 81 pana noap-
tea tarziu, s,a consultat cu prize
tenii 81 advocatii lui.
D-soara Birkhead Sc affa in
New Orleans, 81 Sc zice ca este
pentru toata viata, din
cauza a doua operatiuni ilegale,
resultate din legaturile avute Gu
,Guvernorul Russell, dupa decla-
.ratiunile reclamantei.
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|NFORMAT|UN|

Orasul Cleveland va fl slit sd
faca zidiri noui langa spitalul ora
sului, pentru primirea bolnavilor
caci incaperile de pana acum 'au
dovedit de insuficiente. Nici cand
n 'au fost atitia bolnavi i'm City
Hospital ca acum, a declarat direc-
torul salubritatii publice Ralph
Perkins. Toate cele 542 paturi
sunt ocupate 81 multi bolnavi as
teapta ca sd poata intra.
= .
Washington. Ministrul de ras-
boiu facut o investigate minu-
tioasa in privinta ortografiei nu-
melui orasului ce va fl confessional
hui Henry Ford pentru exploatare.
Uni ziceau ca ell sc scrie Mussel
Shoals, lar altii ca Muscle Shoals. ;
Dupace departmental rasboiului
consultat mai multe antoritati in
aceasta materie, s'a stabilit ca nu-
mele este scris correct asa Muscle
Shoals.
Judecatoruf federal d. c.. Wes-
tenhaver a refuzat cererea a cinci
oameni earl au volt sa devina ceta-
.eni americani. El a motivat re-
fuzarea prin aceea ca eli S 'au re-
traS della serviciul militar i'm de-
,nrsnl rasboiului spmand ca sunt
ceNteni streini. Au fost admisi
. aplicanti earl si-au facut dato-
ria fata de tara.
y 4 ~
Warren Hurburt, de 72 ami. ca
re "a tras la hotelul Gillsy, a fost
hitdt astanoapte de un bandit mar
nat, vcind sal la bijuteriile .ce lea
ivut asupra sa 81 carl reprezinta o
valcare de $4,000. Hurburt. a.
companiat de un ON cu care era
in targuiala asupra bijuteriilor, a
cent etecuri din Akron. Asta-
aoarte batut cineva la usa ca
nerii lui din hotel. Deschizand-o
4 Intrat nm om care lovit imediat
ne !jarbart peste cap ell un baston
ie fer. Ratranul, Gu tOate ca s'a
clafinat, nu cazut la pamant, ci
a inceput sd strige. Banditul, te-
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Cea mai serioasa pTOb|eIpa

MLIoANELE de bate neocupae in tare nlustriale este
cea mai seroasa problema trebue jngreascl pc
cel eemat sa resolve probemele ociae mentna
nizatia captalsta de All a socetatii.
Maslnsnul, unealta masna 81 divizunea muncei au
youtonat din emeli vecul sstem de producefe
mure indusrei aruncand in inactivate moane de brae
q cantate anumita de obiecte casnice imbrdcaminte
sau pentru er ce ae neeestat nante, prn unee
mute mana puea produce Gle muncto astz prn
elte masin sdvzunea muncei poate produce nua de
trei 81 in uncle ramur numai de singur munctor.
Sa uam Gle pda mas nele de cusut. Cate mpunsatur
face masna mnu cate face erotoul eel maj ab
mana!
Tn cznar uneltele de mana trebue lucreze din ri
rana in noape poaa pereche incaltamnte pc
n Prn ajuoru dfertelor nsninelte. croieste fe
!ee, braturie tapa, fecure aple 81 prine
tocurile carl cura calc 81 luruee tapie 81 ocure 50
de ucrator pot produce 800 perech de incltamnte pc lu
Grand nnlna opt ecare ec, sase perech de
Tn ferar bun nu in stare sa faca unee de mana
lucrand din ri pana noapte, mai multi patru topoare
stazi masnee nee rei ferar fabrca de opoare
Cuie Tn ferar trebua e iute de mana poata
lace sase suite de cuie ri; asz pu experienta
conduce della Eru pad la sase masin de cuie, proucam
fecare, eel putin $4,000 de cuie ST tot ASA puna deo
sebre i'll toate ramurile industriale
Dar IN agricultural masinsmul IA acu aceasi
lutte ulnltoare All masna de secera 81 legat
secer 81 eaga (cam patru hectae de gru
ovz unealta de eel putin 40 de secerato
Eamc din pana i'll noapte. Gu semanatul aceias
celerare Gu semanatu 81 cutivatu orumbuui tot
Natural ca masinismul masina uneaa usurat
nmencascd dar nu mai putin adevra luat della
moanc de muncor 81 fiecare nvene cosider pc
orept cuvnt snda pas progress rpeste
millor 81 milioanelor de muncori.
S'a spus de multi, de aunci tehnca mai progresa ca
Statele Unite mjoacele de earl dpune braee pc
carl e are la dspozte ST Gle atunci nuaru or ma scazu
in tnp de paru un poae produce att aunga tmp de
pentru consumaa nerna Restul, timp de opt lun
fac mioanee de carl traesc din prousu braeor
lor Ca sa mai vorbim de sotiile 81 copiii lore
Englitera in nlusre produce mai mutt decat consuma
Franta Gemania inceput amenine nreaga
ume ndustral concurenta Carl snnt peee de desfa
cere! unde sas plaseze tara aceasta Fana Engitera
Germania enol1na supra productie nGustriala.
Gu redncerea amateor 81 armanenteloy iarasi vor
plata suite de mil de brate Numa in Satele Unite
reduce 100000 oar luna consruirea vapoarelor
bne Toaa umea dorese desarmarea generah CHAR dar
face nioanee de brate inrebuinate armata 81
fahrcarea arnanentulu 81 echpamenulu. In indus
tre Fl intrebuntate!
Probema este att de serioasa 81 grava cd poae
solva palliative, care zice remanu c pntro re-
fora mare asigure eystena de toate zee pent
to carl sd nunceasca soua este nu
poate concepe apca fara sacrc din parea cer carl
fooasc mari din revsutia produsa masansmulu
unealta-masina
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manan.se cal vOr sari intr 'ajutor,
"a iessit rcpede s1in camera 81 a sea
pat. Bijuteriile erau asnpra hi
Harhart in moinentnl cand a in !.
trat hotul.
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RECTIFICA.RE

Societatea 1nvierea" adnce
IA cunostinta, ca in darea de
seama de la Craciiln, au ramas
afara venitul enrat, strecurindu-
Sc eroare, sa sc site Guinea venitua
de la Colinda, nett de $87.06
Nprin aceasta rectificam. Pentru
Societatea 'Tnvierea'' din Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio.
Geo B. Gava, m. p.
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RACHMANINOFF
LA MASONIC
HALL

Cancertul simfonic de eri seara
al Orchestrei din Cleveland a in
terpretat, primadata i'm acest Sc
zon, simfonia pa marelui rus
RachmaniA0ff. Gu toate ca ca este
neobicinuit de lunga, totusi mu-
zica melodioasa, - Rachmaninoff
este amtorul melodiilor, a cap
,turat publicul. Orchestra a inter-
'pretat-o cum nu sc poate mai adj
;mirabil. Dl Sokoloff, dirigentul
ei, poate fl mandru de munea
depusa 81 de orchestra sa, care, -
Isl ell ocaziunea >turneului prin
Est, s'a dovedit de una din
|eele mai puteraice institute cul-
turale din Statele Unite.
'L'Apprenti Sorcier" (com-
|pus dupa ''Zauberlehrling" -ul lui
'Goethel de Dnka, eli disonanteh
earl retlau atat de bine Misterele
vrajitoruluS este % composite
,splendida 81 orchestra a fost la
iaaltimea eli.
'PrOcesi,anea Nocturna" de
Rahaad 81 uvertura din REGGIE
ID 'Ys" de I4alo au fost mai aazite
i'm Cleveland dar poate nicicand
asa de bine interpretate ca eri
|seara. Pubicul fost entnsias-
mat.
Aeest concert Sc va repeta
lm4ne, la ora 2:3O Ia Masonic Hall
Gu preturi popalare.
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w. 25th & Franklin
w, 25th 4 Deaison
Lorain & w 47M
Fulton & Arnold
Lorain & w &th
Lorain & w. s9th
!. Lorain &sW. 9eth
Iorain & W. 117th
Detroit 4 w. Hoist
Detroit & WI 1f7th
Lorain & Riverside .
Painesyille, Oh
Bedford, O.
Willoughby, 0
Lorain, o.
Prospect & llron
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Union & +. 98rd