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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-08
EPWORTH LEAGUE
OF PREEMPTTON TO
ELECT OFFICERS
Especial Correspondence

Presumption, May S.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Upton will entertain the
monthly social and business meet
ing of the Epworth league at their
home Tuesday evening. The an
nual election of officers will be
held, the selection to be made from
the two tickets which were placed
in nomination at the April meeting,
as follows:
President-Sam Love; Roland
Ash.
First vice president - Susamak
Clarke; B. B. Whitsitt.
Second vice president-Rachel
Upton; Hattie Clarke.
Third vice president - Mary
Clarke; Lucy Lowe.
Fourth vice president - Ruth
Volk; Gladys Connolly.
Secretary-Sara Armstrong; Bess
Ash.
Treasurer. W. Ash; ]. ].
Upton.
Organist Mary Crumbaker !;
Hattie Robinson.
Choirister - Nellie Robinson
Stella Love.
The social circle of the Idlewilde
chapter of the Eastern Star will
/ hold its annual election OF officers
at the regular monthly meeting in
| the lodge rooms of the Masonic
temple. Mrs. c. G. Samuelson will
be hostess.
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wASTpD-FEHsLE HELP
MUSIC RECITAL OF
INSTITUTE CLASS
TUESDAY EVENING

TU ESDAY EN ENlN1
Geneseo, May S-The annual
commencement recital OF the music
department of the Geneseo Colleg-
late Institute will be held at Atkin-
son hall tomorrow evening at s
O'Clock. No admission will be
charged. The pupils presenting this
program have been in charge OF
Miss Pearl Williamson IN piano
and harmony. The program is as
follows:
The Fox Hunt ......... Homer
Susan Ogden
Spinning Song .........- bIAAe
Carl Hulting
The Old Chimney CamPoel
Barbara Fragd
Cinderella and the Prince. 49,.
Campbell
Marion FFagd
Picnic Dance .......--. SplnnuIef
Margaret Lee
Song of the Sea ........... Blake
Dorothy Andrews
Tho Robins Courtship 49,. .Cramm
Lean Frog Cramm
Frank Morrow
Rustic MATCH
Margaret Swanson
Camnfire March ... Rogers
Malcolm McKenzit
va1se Serieusa - Trader
Sena Mae F'redeTicksen
Scarlet Running Flower 49,. Fisher
Hazel Miller
Grace Waltz ......... Cramm
Alder Porter-Shirley
4 Lively Dance Matthews
Martha Blackert
March ocnaI " SAn "a
Gretchen Liken
The Witch ............... Gaynor
William FaTGer
March Rogers
Doris Morrow
Etude Duvernoy
Chester Johnson
By the Brookside ....... Rogers
Marie Taube
Gipsv Dance .. Mendelssohn
Helen buxton
The Guitar ... Gaynor
Donald Michaels
The Wide Meadowland. Barbour
Dorothy Fehr
Wooden Shoe Dance -. Barbour
Eva Porter-Shirley
The Wayside Brook $500 Smith
! Shirley Clark
| The Last Hope .... Gottsehalf
Robert Murphy
| Elm Dance .-..-.-..... cries
| Mary Hannah
! Minuet ...... Beethoven
! Ruth Walker
! Butterfly Gre;
/ Alice Dodge
! Traumerei and RamanZe. SchumaHl
| Harold Meimerstorf
: Duet-Rosetta " Bohn
! Mildred Blank and Miss William
son Free.
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CAMBRIDGE BAND
GROWING EVENT
KEWANEE WEEK
(suecial Correspondence

Kewanee, May S.-The Cambridge
boys band, under the able direc-
ton of J. E. Caster, an old-time
Snowman and bandmaster, aided
very materially in the crowning
events of the boys week celebra-
ton here Friday evening. The
Cambridge band, Sc strong, COM
posed of some of the finest youth
full musicians of the county seat,
led a great parade and took part in
Boy Scout rally at the armory
which was attended by 1,500 peo-
pie. Henry county is indeed proud
of the Cambridge boys band. Cir
cult Clerk J. A Horberg and
number of other prominent citizens
of Cambridge accompanied the
boys to Kewanee.
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FOR RENT

Offices recently occupied by the
Sinclair Oil Co. especially adapted
for firm desiring a large amount OF
space-or will alter to meet smaller
requirements F. K Rhoads. Rob
inson Bldg.
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I. TT. PATTERSON DIES.

Atlantic City, n. j., May 8.-John
H. Patterson. founder and chair
man CT the board of directors Of the
National Cash Register company of
Dayton, Ohio, died suddenly aboard
a train bound for this city.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL OssA"
iva made Jixg and Fixture desiSninS
specially. loeas developed Z. b;
GichaeIis Mech Consitg. EAG, Assocaasso
with w N. Haskell. Patent AttofneS'
6o9 $40 Best Bldg. Phone d. l. 100
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Why Fill Your Attic

with lot of things that you know you will never
use again When you clean the attic or cellar this
wear Won will nut back many things that you have
been putting back year after year
Sell them through The Argus For Sale Miscel-
Ianeous" columns and yourself that worry
and hard work in the future.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

A BSTRACTS OF TJILk FkEFAD On
continued to date caverlng any real e
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
srylce at reasonable rates. Rock IL
lana Tltie h Abstract Company: ". :.
sveeney sccretarJ- 2Oo-g12 CentrS
Trust q Savings Bank building.
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vINpsHIELDs. GLASS. MIRRORS

WIND SHIELDS AND WINDOW GLASS.
Old mirrors made like new. Huber
Paint and Wallpaper Co, 2111 Fourth
avenue. Phone r. L. 1924
CALL &. 1. 2114 WIEN YOUR WINDOW
glass Is broken. hirrors resliyered.
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SLIGHTLY USED
PIANOS

Pianos offered are carefully over
hauled and reconditioned, and are
fully guaranteed.
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/ THE ARGUS O. ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR sA4E-MIscELlaSRers

FOR SALE-MIsCELLANRGCs. +,
PLANO IN GOOD CONDITION. $500
takes il. Address ID g. care Argus.
OAK SIDE BoARp AND IRos BEDS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MOLINE
esst 2433 Fifth avenue, Moline.
GENUINE VICTOR vIcrRoI-A AND
"a. care Argus.
1890 INDIAN MOTORCYCLES WITH
side ear. $50 Forty-fourth street.
GROCERY ICE COX R. l. Ass.
Penny key NATIONAL CASE REGIS
ter. ICE box and safe. T44 Fifteenth
ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. 3119 Sixth avenue
BABY HOOVER ELECTRIC AND AT
tschments $50. R. l. 42o-
GARAGE. R. I. 1853.
LARGE, HIGH GRADE HoLSTEIN COW.
fresh soon Thirty-second street and
Twentieth avenue. r. l. ATS.
ALL KINDS FURNITURE. INCLUDING
brass bed mattress. springs. chlhonier.
etc. Call Saturday or Sunday or after
.. m. 1eo1 y Twelfth street.
TIMERS COMPLETE SET OF TOOLS.
electric piano. gas range. gas heaters
coal oil range. ice boxes tables tea
carts. boudoIr screens, crockery and
other small articles. Call between L and
Z p. m. 1924 First avenue.
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS OF THREE
room fiat. Adams Apt. 5. BIZ IA Tween
tieth street
NEVER USED NO 572 HARTMAN
trunk. reduced. Como Hotel.
BLACK DIET CHEAP. 1908 THIRD AVE
nue..
THREE ROOMS OF NICE FURNITURE,
cheap 1926 IA Sixteenth street. B. L.
SIX LEATHER CHAIRS, DINING TABLE.
buffet. two aressers, brass bed OH
Seventh street.
BUY AND SELL FURNITURE AND
stoves. Edwards Furniture. New and
| second hand 2o25 Fourth avenue. T.
1. s5I.
DUFoLD. SMALL RUUD HEATER 71s
| Seventeenth street.
BICYCLE 1424 TWENTY FOURTH
! street.
GOOD BICYCLE. 242s Eleventh street,
PERSIAN KITTENS MOLINE 27o4-
HOMEMADE QUILTS AND QUILTING
416 Eighteenth street. B. I. 1144-
EMERSON MOTOR, oNE-FoRTIETH
! horse power. 10 volts. Will sell fol
So. Address 20. M" care Argus.
DUoFoLD. BUFFET ICE BOX. DRESS
| ers, beds, rugs and all other household
goods sos Seventh street
| SPRINGFIELD. FRANKLIN COUNTY. B
/. 104l.
SUCCESSFUL INCUBATOR. B. l. 1865
| SOUTHERN COAL. KINDLING. PRICE:
right. Anderson Coal Co.. MOI. 3432
GOOD LUMP COAL. 81 rs SINGLE TON
$500 load lots. LEM Coal Once.
T. $685.
HASLERS SHOCK ABSORBERS AMI
Ford crank shaft Hail price- lat
/ Fourth avenue.
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NEW ZEALAND AND BELGIAN HARE
rabbits. one to four months old. Cheap
10 make room. r. p. Head, ThlrtIeth
street and Twenty third avenue.
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WANTED--SALESME-

SALESMAN: LIZ YOU WANT $4,000 THIS
wear write me. Strong 1or retNi
stores Nationally advertised Liberal
weekly advance to producers. ". AoT
ran, MGr, 1890 Euclid. Cleveland. Ohio
DEM.
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LIVESTOCK. POULTRY & EGGS

uATcHING EGGS. CHICKS. CLUCKS,
r. l. Reds and White Wyandottes. l.
b. Strayer, 3417 Ninth street.
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CYLINDER GRINDING.
aiSHCLASS WORK, BLIESRNER. 1917
Third avenue. R. 1. 407.
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yENTYTHRE THOROUGHBRED
White LeghoFn pullets and ROSTERS r.
l. II26X
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED PRESSER TO OPERATE
pressing machine. Apply Palace Dye
Works. 1914 Second avenue.
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FOR RENT--HOUsEs.

R0w pUNm unTrSyC
a.. 1 ma AZ eo- a
-------
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY MODERN
FOR information phone h $50.
TrTREF ROOM FTrRNISHED HOITsE GA
MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE. 1873 SEC
nue.
r6onpRN ETyR pOou uOTTSP Aai EEFT
49, -,
- - - = - -----------
FoUR TO SIX ROOM COTTAGE, MOD
ern. 53S Twelfth street
n.TU T1(xT-0T a IT1]-Tr- sTV DO|.Tc goo
fVh hENI-AisCELl-A
=, ~,
ozH-.NoH- ~ 4 "
isoon ID &c ooiiAeh, n. l.
STORE GOOD LOCATION FOR ANY
business eli Seventeenth street e.
l. 1861.
BUILDING I22 TWENTIETH STREET
Call Dos Seventeenth street
80. -, -, :, ~,
watch Tower. n. /, So
-
sMALA. CAMP On WATCH TOW Ek BILL
FURNISHED or uniurn1shed- h 1. lS9IA n
WANTED-TO RENT.
MODERN FOUh OK FIVE hOoA HoOoE'
young couple. references. Address IL.
$1,000
-~-----~----.-,- - -, :
AGENiS WANTED.
part expenses. OUTFIT free. Earn $35
10 $50 per week ceiling hardy nursery
stock. Experience unnecessary Earn
white learning The Hawks Nursery
Co. Wau~atosa. WIS.
| -
! n-S-cC o,urDrrrrrrrc
hHoANEco We WHY 'AAA-
I 80 -, :. = ~ ,10DCISo ~ M crT
gam. oS1 Foorln avenue.
! RESTAURANT. GOOD LOCATION. SMALL
| capital will handle 1905 Fourth ave.
nue..
! -------------z----
! Must be sold al once W. E. Thompson
j SAAee@' 1--WE
| uFPF,G SoNF EASY MONEY
xy-a tho,ssnd doII.- stoct for s.le -,
| go. - - -.r-,scs yyrita ar caJl
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES (ALL KlNDS1, Accessories
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos; sac
bicycles complete. S27 so TALL coiors).
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge.
3O2-4-o-S East Second street, Davenport
Iowa. Fred Carr Supply House.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER BY YOUNG
woman with child s years Old. Address
%. NJ care Argus
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gTAAED LUAG4-As L. Of bISe
LaIand GoEnnaAnoery NO. 10
~ knights 1empIAr WILL pe nett
92 me second AonoAE OF e2eh
skE moaLn. ;. ". ScnliI1nSeT. ConA-
maaAer. .. L. hlckey. recoru'
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HEMSTITCHNG.

SOTTON SC. Six 10c. PLEATIN6
ladies Tailor. 1907 n Second svenue
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NOTICE EX.SERVICE MEM
II YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED REGISTEK
I your name at the American Lesion
Headquarters, Sixteenth street and Third
avenue. Efforts are being put forth 70
place as many ex-service men in Jobs
- possible. Bring your discharge or
tifcate with you
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uoru sr.Nn AERIE 80, a56. FRATEA
n Ocier Of EAxles.-ReEuiar naee InSf
srst and third TUESDAY OF esch ineaIa
4 Eax.ss' nome. FourIE avenue
fvenky-Arst eSree1. JoGn Go.mein: :
p, as FoEty-ffta street FnoaS 80
asa. las. C. Wright. secretary. JOS
seSanth sveuus. Phone Il. l. alA..
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WANTED-AGRN
AGENTS WANTED.
Highest commission paid weekly. with
part expenses. Outfit free. Earn $50
10 $50 per week ceiling hardy nursery
stock. Experience unnecessary. Earn
while learning. The Hawks Nursery
Co. WauW atosa. Wis.
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WANTFp-MALE HELP.

DRAFTING EFFICIENTLY DONE. WRITE
-efanx 2B3. Davenport. Phone Dav. o4so.
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zeal. IaDGE NO. 900. L .. o.
kesIs every 1huFsday eveaiAx
Al GOD FELLOWS tempis e.
x9MSy Eaurtn avenue neLSesn sew
- eaIeenIh anu III 6 n y
&HR sTsets. Nelson Jund. y. ~
E0 WilIiam Ga4dez@o2t, ~. .
Yirst Thursday of eacn month. nae
,nry deere nrst Sc 1ud aaaa Lllf1 10
rrrs tns following 4nuxwonS.
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RoCK IA,.AED LODGE NO.
dos, A. q. h 4. A.-Stateu
=, meeting first FRIDAY OF each
' mouth harry DenecAs, VI. -.
D. a.. L-llIs, SECRETARY.
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FOR saf.E-rrTY PROPERTY.

r1cEr R0oW MopERH HOUSE. GA
rare close in paved strnet. $500
Cash 81 900 Terms 70 suit buyer. 3. =
3o5-X
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Or. ..aeLeru SLar-Arg aar meeting
secoal Wednesday o. e&c1A mooSA' 40
ling Starr EctgoEnE. Ars- AAs0saAsas
L&ngman. W. NJ: nary D. nreAs. ss0fs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
GREAT MEETING AT GRAFTON
WITH ENTHUSIAST AUDI
ENCE OF MINERS AND
FARMERS.
Sam Montgomery and Vernon Fort.
ney. Attorneys for Miners. In
Strong Ogden Boost.

Special Dispatch 70 The Iutelligencer.
Grafton. " Va, July Sl.-Hon. sam
B. Montgomery had wonderful meet
ing In the court house here this after,
room. President J. H. Fortnash or
sub-district No. 3, United Mine Work
ers Of America, presided at the meet
ing, which was q field day for n. I.
Ogden OF Wheeling. candidate lot
United States senator. Mr.. Forinash
ls the most influential labor leader IN
this section OF the state. the suo
district which he heads Is composer
OF Taylor. Barbour. Upshur Randolph
Preston and BraXton counties,
In presenting Sam Montgomery 10
the big crowd. President Forinash
paid him q great tribute as lar'
sighted and true friend OF labor. MT
MONTGOMERY made an eloquent talk on
ubiects concerning the welfare or the
working men, and recalled TO his near
ers the record of II. {. Ogden as the
strongest opponent OF the mine guard
system and as an advocate OF the
workmens compensation law and
other legislation beneficial TO labor.
Mr. f. Vernon Fortney. attorney for
the United Mine Workers. made
straight out Ogden speech, and chas-
tised the other candidates for their
mud singing methods. Many tar-
nlers attended the meeting from Ma
rion Harrison and Preston counties,
end were among the most enthusiastic
Ogden boosters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
LILLY CLOSES WITH TTACk On
SUTHERLAND AND N'CL|NT|C
CBAR4ES FEDERAL JUDGE WILL
PAY OLD POLITICAL
DEBTS.
SAYS SUTHERLAND Is RESPoNs-
BLE FOB THE LABoR
oPPoSTT1oN.
ACCUSES USE OF POLITICAL DEAL
TO PUT MclMrIo ON TIE
RENCE

Charleston ". Va, July s1.-A A
Lilly closed his campaign for the Re-
publican nomination for the United
States Senate her tonight before a
crowd OF several hundred people He
featured his address with q vitronc At
tack on Senator Howard Sutherland and
Judge George w. McClintic. Judge Of
the United States court for tho south
crn district OF West Virginia, Suth-
erland appointee.
Mr.. Lilly reviewed Judge McClintic's
record on the bench. showing he had
issued injurctions in great numbers,
and charging that Sutherland had CIV
en- him the appointment as the result OF
political deal. He charged that Nc
Clintic had represented tho coal opcr-
ators IN the last session of the legisla-
ture and that the deal which gave
McClintic the bench was made while
the legislature was in session.
Mr.. Lilly charged that Sutherland Is
directly responsible for McClinucs 8
labor attitude, and that Judge McClintic
Is now trying, while on the United
States court bench. TO pay political
debts contracted at the time Of his ap-
pOintment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
ooyERNlrENT INF L q E n
BROUGHT TO BEAR ON NEW
YORK AND CHICAGO NEE T.
TNGS.
SENIORITY SEEN AS BIG oBSrACbb
IN WAY OF COMPLETE
AGREEMENT.
Union VIII Aooopt, It Is Felt But VIII
Insist All Members Be Cared
For,

Washington. July S1.-(By Tho Az
sociated Press)--Convtnced that the
railroad strike would be a matter OF his
tory within "a hours after acceptance
by railway ahopmen and transportation
chiefs OF President Harding's comprom-
Iso plan. all OF tho governmentH In
rluence was mustered tonight behind the
errort TO obtain adoption by the employ
ers meeting In New York and that or
tho employees in Chicago tomorrow.
Chairman Hooper Of the railroad labor
board, after a conference with Presl-
dent Harding today. left for Chicago 10
be on hand when the meeting Is ca!4eo
of the general policy committee or the
strikinx shop craft unions. Secretary
Hoover left tonight to attend tho Ne"
York meeting Of tho executives.
Union To Accept.
There was little doubt in admih'sua-
tton circles concerning acceptance ny
the union leaders OF the proposed COM
promise settlement Several railroad eN-
ecutives, however, are known 10 ho4d
strong objections because Of their belier
that IL would entail abandonment or
loyal new employees who ignored strong
Inducements not to accept employment
during the emergency.
Personal friends and senatorial adHis-
.rs Of the president were strong In thelr
convictions that this opposition would
be moro than offset by those executives
who would accept tho compronl5e either
az a tatx basis Tor settling tn. con'ro-
versy or because Of their conviction that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
COUNTY.
IS FOR OGDEN.
RowLESBURa TUENS OUT EN-
MASsE TO HEAR ADDRESS BY
Sam MONTGOMERY
"wou Take Your Word For It Gam"
Says Crowd as He Boosts Ogden
Special Dispatch to The Intellisencer

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligencer
Rowlesburg. w. Va, July Sl.-The Gil
bralter OF Preston county Republican
ism turned out enmasse at tho Opera
House here tonight TO hear the Hon.
sam B. Montgomery present the claim
Of the Hon. II. c. Ogden OF Wheeling
10 the United States senatorial nomin-
alton.
Mr.. Montgomery did not arrive until
nine o'clock. having been delayed by
late train enroute from Grafton where
during the afternoon he delivered an
eloquent address in Mr.. Ogden's behalf;
but the big audience waited in patience.
Richard Craig. Baltimore & Ohio
railroad engineer, called tho meeting to
order and presented Charles w. Craig
chairman Of the Ogdon campaign COM
m!ttee In Preston county, who In turn
presented Preston countys most elo-
duent son." Mr. Montgomery was re-
ceved with cheers.
Tho railroad shopcrafts and clerks ad-
journed an executive session to attend
tho meeting.
Take HIS Word For 1t
After reviewing the railroad strike
from the yteWpoint Of tho workers and
pointing out to the business ana pro
fsssional men present why they should
stand by and support tho railroad men,
Mr.. Montgomery then gave his reasons
why he is supporting Mr.. Ogden from
the standpoint OF labor leader. he
reviewed Mr. Ogdsn'B career from tho
tIne he left his fathers Marion county
hom. to graduate from the Falrmont
Normal schcool at the ago OF IA years
down 70 the present hour. He then IN
vIted anyone present 10 ask any Ques-
lions he saw 1T to. with particular rer-
erence to Mr.. Ogden's labor record Inc
audience responded:
"Co on, saml Go on! Wen take your
word for It"
At the close Of his address, tho audi
enre came forward to shake hands with
Mr. Montgomery, and both men ana
women pledged themselves to vote Tor
Mr.. Ogden tomorrow.
Charles W. Craig tonight predlc,eo
an Ogden landslide In Preston county.
Mr.. Montgomery has been speaking
- the railroad mon In Hinton. Beckley'
princeton, Blueheld and Fiuntinstcn;
and has been meeting with wonderful.
succ.ss In a convincing presentation OF
Mr.. Ogden's campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
sFF End QF RAIL STRIKE WITHIN
"a HOURS UNDER HARD|NC'S PLAN

orrertanco vaa required as pe'r'o''C
step.
nactod from the New York meeting "aA
based to moro than littla extent, ~
yas indicated. on TITO belief that 1. De
,,,It. ,,uvler. chairman Of the executives
sssocIation and Vice President Alter
hurry Of tho Pennsylvania. representa-
lives OF an influential group in tho man
agement sido Of the real controversy
would voto for HCccptances
Seniority Big tight
A, the game time, tho sticking point
IN tho whole attempt to negotiate
settlement, tho seniority rights 30
called. continued to protrude In every
conversation and public statement OF
the leaders concerned with as mucn
awkardness as ever, even consloorlns
tho preR!dent's suggestions Tor tts com
promise Managements OF several or
tho larger systems which now claim
IN have the strike beaten have insisted
that restoring the strikers, oven though
thew accept the decreased pay and sbro-
agation Of federal rules, II would moan
tho dismissal of great numbers OF
corpetent men employed since tho
strike
On tho union side, II was held by
such spokesmen for tho organizations
as were still watching the progress or
events here that no settlement would be
made by the organizations unless 1t
took caro- OF all their men. That meant
that all railroads and not merely the
largest number of smaller railroads had
To put. the agreement into effect and
that all the STRIKERS on each road ha I'd
to be taken hack
Advisers To tho president had It that
the executives of the larger systems
who have publicly stated their positive
refusal 10 take back the strikers on n
seniority basis were willing, In advance
NJ tomorrow's meeting, 10 say To as-
socia,as that while they thought the
policy wrong they could not persist In
refusing to accept plan devised by the
government Of the United States. Sorf
railroad officials we-e doubtful that rhh
disposition OF the plan would be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
LEADERS ASSERT
SHQP|NEN WILL
KEEP SENIORITY
UNION HEADS EXPRESS CONT
DENCE THAT PRESIDENTS
PLAN WILL BE RATr-
FED.
strdke Leaders Will Assem- Die IN
Chicago simultaneously W'tn
Railway Meeting In New
York

Chicago. ,nlly 3l.-Leaders Of the
striking railway shopmen arriving here
TONIGHT for tomorrow's meeting called
70 consider President Hardings peace
proposals insisted despite all reports 10
the contrary that the men Will go oacN
TO the exact positions on ooth senior ,tE
lists and pension rolls they occuP'e"
before the walkout on July l.
All expressed belief that the terms
Of the presidents plan would be rati-
f,ed bv the union leaders. the ninety
men composing the policy committee OF
the railroad department Of the Ameri-
csn Federation OF Labor. These re-
nresent the six shop crafts unions on
strike. -,
Tho meeting OF the srike leaders VIII
open about the same hour tho four =
teen railway presidents will open their
meetinr in New York TO act on the
same proposals. Among tho union men
tonight, tho belief was expressed tha'
tho presidents plan would meet tho
greatest opposition from minority or
tho railway executives but they were
firm In tho conviction that Il would
finally carry and that tho strikers
would be back at work before the END
OF tho week.
Dentson, Texas, will pray for settle
mont Of the railroad strike.
Tho mayor IN a proclamation askeo
business houses tomorrow to close Tor
ono hour and urgs citizens TO Assem- =
bic IN church and pray that the en-
cerences OF executives and shopmon re-
suit in peace. All tho local churches
have arranged for morning prayer
meetings.
The Southern Pacific. through its
general manager J. H Dyer. announced
IL will not accept any plan TO send the
present shopmen's strike that calls for
tho displacing Of men now In tho ser
vice by strikers.