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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-10

than 145,000 persons homeless OF
otherwise needing assistance. In one
section alone, the Louisiana-M -Mississ-
ippi border, the Red Cross for weeks
fed over $4,000 food refugees daily.
The greatest toll of life was taken
by tornado and hurricane, while the
overfowing rivers, the breaking OF
dams and torrential rain storms drove
the greatest number Of people from
their homes. Fire played an impor-
tant part in the chain of disasters
which made insistent demands for
Red Cross relief workers.
The years disasters reported, for
which the estimates Of killed and in
jured are considered low because in
only about one-third of the instances
were dead and injured mentioned, in
cluGed 26 floods, l9 tornadoes or
storms. Is fires, i ep;demics, :. thea
ire collapses, 2 shipwrecks (oae an
sair-ship), bridge collapse, mine eN-
plcs;on, railway collision and a
drought.
The geographical distribution of
these disasters shows the widespread
character Of emergency relief re-
CURED OF the Red Cross. The detail
cd list IN the annual report specifies
the relief measures applied in the
following localities:
Of the foods that a. San Antomo,
Texas, caused the greatest property
loss. $6.0GO.O00 and the most fatali-
ties, 100. The food in the vicinity
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or pen, the saddest are these, 1t
might have BEEN" All, no. Of all
sad words of tongue or pen, the sad
dese are these, You have deserted
me, my friend. Have you deserted
them?
The Red Cross really believes in
the brotherhood of man. 1t cuts
across the dividing lines Of religion,
race and color. 1t leads to the soli-
darity of the conscience of mankind.
1t constitutes the one beacon that
shines out piercing the murky gloom
Of the worlds wickedness and hor-
rors.
Let US thank God that there is Gre
ated an outlet for the divine emotion,
pity; that we can give expression to
our hatred for suffering; that we are
able to cast aside the antipath;es ra-
cial, religious and political al we
can truly be admitted to the order of
brotherhood that is instituted oy Je-
sus Christ.
Seventy-two disasters in which 674
persons were reported killed and 52l
injured, called for emergency relief
measures and the expenditure Of ST.
441,4S6 by the American Red Cross
during the fiscal year ended June 80
! 1922, according to a statement made
public today based upon The forth
coming annual repor. Of the Red
! Cross. These disasters caused prop
erty damage estimated at more thar
$50, 100000 and rendered more
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RED CROSS NOTES

q o @ o o. o O O o o o o o o o. g
In very enlightened talk made oy
Or. E. P. Knots before the Red Cross
meeting he said in part:
The history of the world is one sad
page after another of war, famine
and plague. Yet We, that have arriv-
ed during the Goth century pride our
selves that We are enlightened, that
NE have reached lofty pinnacle in
civilization. The great war with its
consequent horrors, the massacre of
the helpless Armenians, the oppres-
son of lesser peoples, and more, ali
these blot out our vaunted enlight-
enment with an indelible stigma.
Storm stressed, war rocked peo-
pies. 1t would seem that the whole
world is at odds and the spirit of this
2Oth century is the evil spirit of hat
led.. Yet think softly. Surely there
are those who have risen from the
mire of barbarism. The real criteri-
on of advancement of peoples surely
can not be measured by such terrible
events. Yet l tel you that just out
side there in the world, there are
people dying, hearts that are break
ing. Thousands of our brothers cry
ing and holding up their hands to
heaven, yes, and to you. Praying
that you might succor them. help
them. "Of all sad words of tongue
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CITATION OF LETTERS OF AD
MINISTRATION

The State of South CaYolina, County
of Newberry, by W. F. Ewart,
Probate Judge:
Whereas, jamie Outzs hath made
suit to me to grant her Letters OF
Administration OF the estate and ef-
fects of J. N. Outzs, deceased.
There are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kim
dred and Creditors OF the said j. NJ.
Outzs, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be held at Newberry, S. C.,
on Monday, 9th Nov, next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock IN
the forenoon, to show cause, If any
they have, why the said Administra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of Nov, Ammo Domini 1922.
w. F. EWART,
P. J. n. C.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

the estate of Sarah F. Nickles in the
Probate Court for Newberry County,
S. c.. on Saturday, the 9th day of
December, 1922, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and will Immediately there
after ask for nv discharge as Admin
istrator Of said estate.
All persons having claims the es-
tate Of Sarah F. Nicklas, deceased,
are hereby notified to file the same,
duly verified, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to said estate will
please make payment likewise.
y. A. NICKLES.
Adm.
Nov. s, 1922.
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Can You Keep
Sweet at Home:

builder of citizens and leaders, merchandise must have
merchants farms have armes banks must have bankers
schools schoomasters the pups must have preach
es Education furnish all them Civic enterprise must
have champions Things do done by Themselves Causes
do flourish without defenders without
Towns cities DO not grow the ground They out
Of valiant souls of and who and willing to
blaze way Somebody must Organize the forces of political
and civil e and who will do but the scholar? Who has better
right than the who knows And we have to train the cit
izen and leader We have destiny his hand II he
fails or make him fail by negngence the church fails banks
ta government fails business fails civilization fails When we
build school build citadel strength and glory We build
recruiting place for champions order love and justice
Our churches the buwa1k Of the schools of this community
and regular attendance Sunday school and church services
part Of Christian education.
Attend services regulary-It means better living.
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Q o o . o . y o . 0 = . o .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
VIDA SOCIAL EN- CAGUAS.

Fl Casino Portorriqueilo de Caguas,
prepara un hermoso festival para des-
pedir el aflo viejo recibir el nuevo,
dando un baile de sociedad que tendrd
efecto Ia noche del p del corriente. n
las nueve media de In noche.
FL dfa 6 del proximo enero. Sc ce-
lebrara un Bale de Nifos. que dara
comienzo alas dos Y media de la tar
de.
Para atender 10 organization de
uno otro bale, han sido nombradas
las siguientes comisiones: De salon,
Don Ramon Vilar, hijo, Don Julio b.
Janer Don Enrique Fernandez. De
recibo: Varios jovenes, presididos por
el vocal de la directiva senors Rafael
Arenas.
De obsequio: Don Adolfo Vilar, Don
Juan Lizardi Y Don Francisco Ramos.
De invitaciones Don Ramon Vilar
hijo, Don Acisclo Jimenez, Don Joa-
qufn Moreno Y Don Adolfo Vilar.
Damos las gracias por la invitaei6n
que nos envia el senior presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
Ia FIESTA DEL DoMINGo

Ell acto religioso social en- IA Aca.
demia de San Agustln, en- Ii tarde
del % de dicicmbre, tiene cl siguien-
te rrograma
\ las tres p. m., vista del interior
del Colegia dc los alrededores del
edificio.
A las 3 80 p. m, rosario cantadp y
procession en- ell siguiente orden: Alum
nos de san Agustfn, ninas del Asilo.
alumnas dc la Academia Cat0lica Ell
gle de San Antonio ell andas, banda
de mdsica, seforas, caballeros, Clero,
sefior Obispo y pueblo
a las cuatro, gran mitin. en- que Sc
recitaran poesfGs Y Sc pronunciaran
discursos. Los alumnos Gle San Agus-
tin pilacticaran eul.tosos ejercicias at
letioos hablara q elocuente orador
Eduardo Larroca.
A las $3.50. despedida y rdggeso de
los visitsntes
Sc rlega a Los yisftantes que ten-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

CiEe Tres Danferass-~Rctando al
Dest.no". episodes 3 y 10. por Will
liam Duncan y sus rellcncs c6micos.
Cine Victory Garden. (SaRiurce)s-
Segunda jornada de ~El HjO de Ia
&noche".
Cine Imperial. CSan;urce).-Cran-
des actos de Variedadcs y los cpiso-
dios 10 y ie de IA gran sesie univcr-
sal: Robinson clssoe". Le aconPa-
nara una Revizta de noyedades inter-
nacinales y uEa comedia.
Teatro Bel'egraph. lcataaO).-"LOs
Milagros de la Selva" Y Una comedia.
DOMINGO
Cine Tres EaEderas.-En Ia matt
nee, II II episodes de "La Diosa
de la Selva Y sus rellanos c6micos.
Por la noche.. "Iso que debe, aprender
toda mujer", por Eaid Bennet Y Mil
ton Sills y una c6mica GEL Nuevo Ca
marero" Y una Revista.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santuree).-
Harold Lloyd (Luqu;tas), trabajara
ell domingo IT de diciembre, en- Gel
Consentido de Abuelita".
Cine Imperial, (Santusce).-Mati-
nal y ncahe: La si,npatica Gladys
Walton en- "La Despreciada" y los epi
sodics 5 Y 6 de la historical serie to-
mazda en- Alaska, titulada: "Los Peli-
gros del Yucon".
Teatro Beliograph, (Cataho).-La
sensation de la temporada, la cinta
que todos tienen que yer: "La Vuelta
al Hogar". A las 800 p. m. matinee.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
EN- san CRIsTOBAL

Bajo las 6rdencs del captain Blanco,
de la policfa insular, sigueh .efectuan
a]ase en- los terrenos del Castillo de
San Crist6bal, las practicas de tiro de
pistola. ~
A dichcs ejercicios concurrep dia-
riamcEte 24 policfas, quienes en- traje
de campala salen on formation mill
tar, hasta los terrenos va. indicados.
El activo capitan Blanco, Sc ha pro-
pucsto intrcducir mejoras en- eel refe-
rilD cuerpo de la uniformada, ,asf CO.
mo con las pricticas diarias,. conse-
gnlr mas marcialidad en- sus subalter-
nos. Los pelotomes que estaii' some
tidos practica, son varios, turnan-
desc entire dfas, con ell prop0sito de
cue puedan prestar sus seryfcios3 clvai-
narios en- la ciudad. a'2'' NV
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

NAhana. e. iar ion d. M be inaucu-
rara IA gran senpofada hasioi-s.
n Nav aeuca" e. O. pnmcr cguiYo
cue sonsafs Ia oitnaVa cautra cl. ~Rss-
son Stars"
lniniiad dc ianatioss cstan impa.
cientes i,or conocsr el traha'o de ia
nOvena Americana. y esio contribuiFa
a que los stands sc vean rcplctos ma
hana.
Los cardenales del Oestc vienen dis
puesios a denosirar a los fanaticos dc
Ia ciudad. que aun saben defender los
laureles conquistados por e'los en- die
rentes epocas. ,
La novena dl Oes;s cuensa con das
buenos ian4sdores Idsr y Garcia. n
prinlero tiens un record eSc4ientc entire
les deInas pitchers de la isla, Y el Sc
gundo, que al decir de los fans de Ma
yuez, ssra ol pitcher de todos los ITEM
pos.
FL Boston Stars" esta comandado
por Clark 'saort stop, Y respaldado
por los pitchers Thompson, Cruz, y
Cliff Y pron1etsn NJ dsjarse ganar TN
solo juego por las novenas boricuas.
Manana sera dia Dc fiesta para los
fanatics de la ciudad, pues. estes dos
juegos les haran pasar buanas ratos.
Luis Progress.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

A las s As PrograMa Musical, como
sigue:
Patrol, "Comique''. Hindley. Por la
Banda General Electric, Director 9. r.
Roth.
OTertura. ..pique Dame, suppe. Por
ia Banda General Electric.
Solo de Ciarinete, la Sondmbula'
Cavallini. Nicholas Iovanelli.
Waltz, "Symposia", Bendix. Por la
Banda General Electric.
Solo de soprano, sThe End of a
Perfect Day, Bond. Irene Nettles
Selecciones
(a) "sexteto de Lucia, Donizetti,
CD Chilean Danza', Missud.
Por la Banda Gen. Electric.
Selection, ..Faustos, Gounod. Banda
General Electric. /.
Solo. de Soprano La Violeta'', Mo-
zart. Irene Netties.
Fantasia. ian Indian Campaign,
Roth. Por la Banda Gen, Electric.
Selection EN- caracter, solo por from
bones; Shouting Liza Fillmore.
William Cooper William Pickard
solistas, con acompanamiento.
Sole de Soprano, "The Quiet Road,
Speaks. Irene Nettles.
Galop, .The Ringnaster-. Allen Por
la BanGa General Electric.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
Yin lmportante case en- Ia
Corte Federal

FL LcdO. Ismael Soldeyilla. compare
clio aver ante In Corte Federal para
sostcner que este Tribunal tienc ju.
r:sdicci6n para entendcr de las peti-
clones de ciudadanfa, folanuladas por
los l>ortoliiqUencs que la renunciaron
de acuerao con la ley Jones.
Actuaba en- representation de Enl.i-
que Baez Rodriguez, vecino de esta
ciudad, que desea Sc. lie conceda aho-
ra Ia ciudGdanfa de los Estados Uni
dos.
Argumcnt0 su case el Lcdo Soldevi-
la, por mas de una hora, comenzall-
do Por hacer el Hon. juez una expo
sici0n de los distintos cambios en- ell
status palftico de los portorrique-
nos, qrrancando desde ell Tratado de
Paris lasta la fecha Sc refiri6 a IL
sliuaciCn especial en- que Ia ley Fora
LEI coloe0 {, Puerto Rico dentgo del
derecho international. creyendo eI abo-
gndo que en- aqu6l canccpto podfa cen-
siderarse al pals, entonces, como una
cuasi-nacionalidSd.
Cit0 una ley vigente IN EAados
Jnidcs applicable Puerto Rico, y e.
presamente aprobada para esta isla v
para Filipinas, Sh 1905, Y msntlvJ
que de acuerdo con los debates. que
csa ley suscit0 en- el senado de Ics
Estades Unidos y con casos de trbu-
Males del-coltinente; les ciudatlanos de
Puerto Rico y de Filipinas pneilen
acoserse q los sterminos de esa ley r,-
ia obtener Ia expresada ciudadanfa,
Ifizo referenc.a tainbien reciente
legislaci6n por medic de ls cual los
portorriqueilos que hayan servido en-
el ejercito pueden obtener la ciudada-
MIA de Norteamerica, mediante IN
proeedimiento especial, menos lento q.
el ordipai.io.
la sespada psrte dal informe Sc ba-
SO en- Ia ley JcAes, de la cual hizo un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
:: -:HERRAJES.::-
Para PUERTAS y VENTANAS.
Precios Baratos -,
Andres Rodriguez, i, Z Inc.
Telefono 44O Brau 93.
VENTA DE '.l+l' q
OCCASION

! A cinco minutes de Rio Piedras, Sc
vende una hermosa fnca de unas cua-
trocientas cuerdas sembradas de ma
lojillo, hierba de guinea Y elefante.
Terrenos excelentes para cafias! atra-
vesados por Ia via del ferrocarril de
Rio Piedras Carolina. Tiene mag
nifica casa de vivienda, con installation
electrica y sanitaria, aqua perma-
nente, garage v otras dependencies; ),
ordenadero moderno complete, ran
cho con installation de maquina para
piear yerba, con su motor eiectrico;
bomba con motor electrico v tanques
de hero para aqua; tanque para ga
rrapatas; Inca telefonica propia; sic
te casas para peones y varios ranches
para ganado. Existe en- ella una ex-
celente, vaquerfa, compuesta de.un nu-
nero regular de vacas americanas
"Holstein' Y algunas "JeTseys,, del
pals cruzadas, toro "Holsteinn, pu-
70, novillas -cruzadas y americanas
nacidas en- el pals; algunos 7Bdayes y
carros. - @sds. K II .fAs
Todo Ell sanado es de laAniejor ca
lidad y la fnca esta en- excelente con-
dicion para Ell negocio de lecherfa,
que Sc dedica. ss,...g g,S.,..
Sc desea vender en- ell tempo mas
.breve possible, por precio razopable, y
Sc dan facilidades para el1pago.
H Inforines del Sr, J. M tCuadrado,
Santurce, del Sr. Domingo Cerra,
en- la misma inca, kilometro [, de Rio
Piedras a Carolina. 12-19
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

detenido exdnen desde cI primer paso
del prcceso para su aprobaci0n. to-
mando al efecto del Congressional Re-
coril. los iafcrnes dc los ccinites uue
10 tuyiercn bajo su consideration. las
lnodificaciones proruestas hasta su de.
lJnitiva aprobaci6n.
Tn dato: segdn Sc present0 el pro-
yecto Oiiginario en- la Camara V tal
CONG Gllf fu6 aprobado, habfa una rs
posici6n en- los siguientes terminos.
fDisponiendose, sinembargo. a. ningu.
ma persona que declare su intenci6n
de no hacerse ciudadano de los Es-
tad Is Unf;aos, de acuertlo con los ter
( n'inos de Ia secci6n de esta ley, po-
dra luego ser naturalizado.v
FL proyecto p&s5 al Sellado, ell cual
10 refiri6 para inforne al comite de
slas del Pacfficc Puerto Rico el
lE,fcsi'ente del Comite, Mr.. Stafford.
al informarlo al Senado, propuso, en-
lgtre otras enniiendas que Sc eliminasa
i9esa disli2sici6n ror cclnsidersrla de
l.naturaleza pun'tiva. El Senado adop-
to esta enmienda.
De maneln que no podfa negarsele
kEas un poftolriqueno que solicitars Ia
eiudadanfa.
Sc ccncedio finallnente capacidad a
III Corte Fedefel de Puerto Rico rsara
Enatrralizar a los extranjeros, s.Ipo
Rtambien los portorriqueilos, lo que
Esignifica,-dijo el recurrente que al
conceglerse esta jurisdiction para ma
Etuiall1ar a portorriqueiios, estos na
pIeden ser otros que aqu6llos que re-
aunciaron lc ciudadanfa americana, de
ao'lerdo! con la LEY Jeaes'', puesto
cue los que no la renunciaron estan
naturalizados colectovamente por los
pTeoeptos de la misma ley.
El Hon. .juez Sc reserve la resolu.
ci6n sin fijar fccha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

Foxtrot The World is Waiting for
the Sunrise. seitz. Orquesta Finke.
Solo de saxophone, Say it While
Dancing. Davis. O. G. Hallenbeck.
Solo de Piano, "Coaxing the Piano..
Confrey.p John Finke, Jr.
4 Foxtrot, when You're Near, Sher-
man. Orquesta Finke.
4 Foxtrot, Loving Sam, Ager. Or
.questa Finke
4 Solo de Piano, IAN Oriental Special
ty", YeomaRn. John Finke, il.
Foxtrot, Truly, Davis. Orquesta.
Foxtrot Blue, Handman Orquesta.
MARTEs 10.
4 A las 7:SO, hora de Puerto Rico, ha-
blara Santa Claus los n:nos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
Sc vENDEN dos casas en- la Gale
San Jorge, Santurce. Informaran G..
Is. en- Ell IMPARCIAL. + \ I. = 2 s,9
PRoDUCToREs DE CANA DE SAN
LORENZO.

Ha sido archivado en- La ofieina del
Secretario Executive, de Puerto Rico,
un certificado de election de directo-
res oficiales de la Association de
Productores de Cana de San Lorenzo,
en- ell cual figuran los nombres de los
siguientes sefiores: Francisco Sdnchez,
Presidente.; Feliciano G. Padfn, Vice
presidente Joaquin Ramos, Tesorero;
Ramon Velez, Secretario; Prudencio
Eugin, Subtesorero y Subsecretario y
Ulpiano Casals Y Rene Stordem, Vo-
Gales. Todos estos seiiores son tam
bien directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
sECRETARI.s EaECuTIYA

-Ha side archiyada en- ID Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva una declaration jurada
del agente. en- Puerto Rico de- la aso-
ciaci6n del Estado de Pennsylvania
donominada ''Trstees Of the General
Council Of the Evangelical Dutheran
Church in North America, en- la cual
Sc haee constar que la expresada So
ciedad ha deiado de hacer negocios
en- esta Isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
JUyENTUD QUE TRIUNFA
DIR. NJ. pAvIA FERNANDEZ

DIR. NJ. PAvIA FERNANDEZ
SegGn nos comunica este ilustre ga
leno, prcnto regresara estS isla das-
pues de haber4 PROFESSIONALS su espe-
cialidad en- Las clfnicas mas acredita-
das de los Estados Unidos.
Celebramos el exito del brillGnte
professional su regres5 a esta isla
dGnde es tan estim&do.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
MIsA DE cAMpisA.

Mafiana domingo. a las 10 n. m. SO
lleyara efectO en- el Campo del Mo
rro. La Misa de Campaiia que fue anun-
ciada para efectuarla sel dia 3 del CO.
rriente, y que hubo de suspenderse
por el NAL TEMPO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

No inporta que vd. Hove grandes al
haias, rico vestido y magritico SOM
brero; 81 no ueya w bitea par DO "a
patos. ira NAL yestida,
viaite ia FavorieaH San Jlssto 31.
y compietara gu toiiste con I'm elegaafs
par de zapatog de les cue Para e-tas
fisstas esta recibiendo
Jose LENA & Co., LA FAvoRITA." ]
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

sE vENDE. Una casa, en- Ia calIe
HERNANDEZ, parada 1871, construida
recientemente. tiene tres anplios. dor
mitorios, sala, comedor, cocina " ba-
no, un garaje habitaci6n para el
servicio. Precio m6dico y facilidades
para el pago. Informara Isidrp Lui-
ma, Monserrat 4, parada Is 81 ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
EN- PONCE N y

Nuestros amigos Sc sentiraHl ver-
daderamehte Fegocijados alasabsf que
para estas nayidades les tsnemos
grandes scrpresas con 81 nlevo surti-
10 de prendas y efectos pfopios para
Fegalos \ les suplicamos no shagsn sus
sDmpras sin antes yisitar nqsstEs ~
yeria. ssz s,a,s Y
p1NET Y PAcHEeos'S'b, N
Plaza Baldorioty, Sill Juan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-26

str1efiys effect On the b1yfAg Of
yarns. 1T towel Manufacturers are
expected 10 reenfef the AArket
shortly With scod sized orders. The
raw wool market has been extreme
II Qutst this month bpt there ts-a
notable frmness OF prices but job
bers of woolens and worsteds re-
perth good advance sales for fall
delivery and manufacturers OF both
mems and women's wearing ap-
parel are receiving an increased
number Of inquiries.
The volume Of new building, the
greatest ever known In the history
Of the city. has stimulated the de-
mand for lighting fixtures, wire and
other electrical supplies and there
II an active trade In electric irons
coasters. washing machines and
other labor saving devices. The
leather markets are active and
firm and shoe manufacturers ars
we'll booked ahead for the next teN
months. Deliveries in plaster and
cement are from 30 to 40 per cent
heavier than at this time last yea,
and paint manufacturers are work
ing at capacity.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-26
Business Topics

2 IT. Worth, Texas, July 2s.-The
shopmen's strike has begun to be
felt seriously in the smaller towns,
especially where public work is in
progress. AS Cisco, for example,
where an immense reservoir is be-
ing built to hold the food waters
over for the dry season, all work
has been suspended. Road building
is being checked everywhere for
lack Of supplies. Terminal points
are becoming choked. Business
organizations throughout this state
have appealed to the state authori-
ties for aid in keeping traffic NOV
ing.
st. Paul, July 26.-State revenues
decreased many thousand dollars
~ q result of failure to collect the
Il921 occupati0nal tariff. The COL
lection of this tax was successfully
blocked by the Iron Ore Mining
companies when they we're granted
permission to appeal from the fed
eral courts decision which held the
law constitutional.
Pittsburgh, July ga year ago
when building trades were negoti-
ating wage scales, many of the
crafts declared that the contractor
was unnecessary to the work. Metal
workers appropriated a fund OF
Sc, 900 to accept contracts directly
The money was soon lost and the
union membership split. Some OF
the members formed an outlaw,
union. To complete construction
Of large buildings now in course OF
. erection, members of the OUTLAW
union have been recently employed
Other union crafts were immediate.
ly called out and construction work
has stopped on those jobs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-26
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