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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
IMPRESSED WITH
HIGHWAY SITUATION
Delegation Returned From JEFF
fersOn City Enthusiastic
Over Prospects.


The delegation that went to
Jefferson City Wednesday morn
ing on the special train return
ed at night about IL Of
clock. They were met at Myrick
by a crowd that was bent on
showing their appreciation Of
the sacrifice the trippers had
made. There was fire works and
much noise, and better still,
more than a hundred cars and
trucks were there to haul them
up town. 1t is regretable that
a few of the taxi drivers were
there for revenue only and
charged for hauling the boost
ers up town. These should be
given scant patronage in the fu-
ture.
The delegation, on account Of
the wreck at Marion, a spot on
the map ten miles west of JEFF
ferson City, arrived at their des-
tination about 1:30 o'clock. A
train made up Of cabooses and
non-descript coaches was sent
out of Jefferson City to bring
them in. The wreck was a most
lucky one; nearly the whole
train left the track and, but for
the engineer who used his mood
lie to the best advantage, many
might have been seriously in
jured if not killed.
On arriving in the Capital
City the delegation formed in
line and marched into the hall Of
tn e house of representatives,
where the hearing was being held
before the Highway Commission.
ers. They we're not there long
before H. F. Blackwell, spokes.
man for the Lexington commit.
tee was called upon. His talk
was to the point and made a fine
impression, not only with the
Commissioners, but with al
present. He told the Commiss.
toner's that Lafayette County
was 1909 for the road system
as designated, and that the Lex
ington committee backed by the
whole delegation, was merely
asking for an extension to Lex
ington.
The committee believes tha'
it arrived and presented its ar
gument at the psychological
moment. The Jefferson Cit!
crowd had been making thing
unpleasant by their uncomprO
missing attitude and argument
based on nothing but selfshness
and when the Lafayette delega
tion marched in with their ban
ners bearing phrases encouraging
to the Commissioners, it wa
given a very decided and respect
full hearing. All are enthusiast
over the reception and Nh
Blackwells presentation of tn
case, and are of the firm conviC
: tion that it will bear fruit.
+ The unity displayed in Lafay
cite County on this propositio
will be mighty consoling wheth
er Lexington wins or loses.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28

Road Grading Contract Let.
Sealed proposals for improv-
ing State Road, Project 2O.164
Grading on the Golden Belt
east and west from Higgins
ville) were opened Tuesday in
the county clerks Office by Di-
vision Engineer A. c. Lingley of
the State Highway Commission.
The proposal of Ed Jucksch Of
Oswego, Kansas, was found to
be the lowest, $21,S97.S2, and
was awarded the contract.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our rela-
tives and friends for their many
expressions of sympathy at the
death of our wife and dear
mother, and also for their beau.
tiful floral offerings.
W. C. Barnes and
Daughters.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Country Club Has Tacky Party.

OUuHAJ OAND AAeic AdShy IdIlys
The monthly party at the
country club held Thursday
night was a "tacky" affair. That
is, every guest was advised to
appear in a "tacky" costume
and masked. Every one follow
ed the advice literally and such
get-ups never before appeared
ensemble. Prizes were offered
for the tackiest" costumes, and
the committee making the a.
wards made no mistake when it
gave the lady's prize to Mrs. j..
@. Cope. Her creation" was
beyond description. The gen
tleman's prize, too, was given to
the right party, H. c. Rogers,
who resembled a cross between
pumpkin seed a sweet potato.
The lady's prize was a hand
some nut bowl and the gentle
mems prize a golf stick.
Before unmasking all of the
guests entered the contest Of
recognition of the maskers,
Each guest was numbered and
the result Of observations was
written on a card. Mrs. Worth
Bates proved the best detective
and was awarded first prize, a
Nick Carter novel. Mrs. Frank
Slaughter was second in this
contest, and Mr.. Slaughter
third.
Other contests in keeping with
the occasion, were held and all
were highly amusing; especial
ly so was the baby milk bottle
contest between three prominent
members, E. j. McGrew, Edw
Aull, and DR.. G. w. johnson. II
could easily be seen by then
manner of attack that all haC
been babies at some time, anC
had never lost the Essence" o1
their early training. DR.. John
son, though, being the youngest
member Of the trio, and tht
least removed from his baby
hood, won easily. All the othel
contests contributed to the en-
joyment of the evening ant
made dull care hustle to retain
a toe-hold with anyone present
The committee, Mrs. c. 7. Ry
land, Mrs. j. R. Moorehead, ant
w. j. Gresham, may rest assur
ed that all future committee
win have to do some menta
gymnastics to outdo them in o
riginality, and provide keene
enjoyment.
The committee for the Angus
meeting appointed by the pres
ident, E. ]. McGrew, is compos
ed of Mrs. F. Lee Wallace, Mrs
Rex K. Latham, and A. "
Allen.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
ELMER H. WHITE,
Co. Supt of Schools,
Odessa Band Plays in Lexington

Odessa Band Plays in Lexington.
The Odessa band twenty-one
strong, gave a concert Tuesday
night in the court house yard. A
large crowd gathered to hear
them and were enthusiastic in
praise of their musicianship,
The band though small is well
balanced and gave evidence OF
competent leadership. The mem
bers spent the night in Lexing-
ton and went to Jefferson City
this morning on the special.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
1924 In Summer Term At Mis-
souri, University.

The official compilation of stu
dents enrolled in the summer
term of the University of Mis-
souri, has just been finished by
the registrar and shows 1924
students enrolled. Of the total
S55 are school teachers who are
taking advanced work. Of the
total 229 are new students.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Presbyterians A; Baptists 8.

The Presbyterian S. S. base
ball team nosed out the Baptists
Thursday evening in a skin
ming game, 4 to 3. The Baptist
began the assault early and
made three scores before the
Presbyterians got under way.
1t was the best game of the Sc
ries.
Batteries: Presbyterians-
Maxwell and Waddell; Baptists
-Fizer, Navel and Wilson.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Ward-Whitesitt.

Charles Clyde Ward. Lamonte,
Missouri, and Miss May White
slit Of Houstonia, Mo-, were
married Monday in the Re-
corder's Office. Judge Thos. A,
Walker officiating.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Notice.

The American Legion Auxil-
iary viii hold a cake sale at the
Chamber of Commerce head
quarters on Saturday, July 2S,
1922, from 2 to 5 p. m.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
ConcOrdia Withdraws From
League.

The officers of the Inter-
County League met Monday mite
in Higginsville. Concordia with
drew from the League, and as
Odessa did not wish to enter,
the season will be finished with
four teams. This will make pos
sible q game each Sunday, and
the season win close early in
September.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Mount Burns,
Omaha, Nebr., announce the
birth of a daughter, Thursday,
July 81, 1922. Mrs. Burns was
formerly Miss Mary Taylor, of
this city.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Catholics II; Methodist 8.

NdVIIVIIVo I'D NIVVI'VUI1V q
The Catholic baseball team
smothered the Methodist boys
Friday evening by the score
of II to 8. The game was play
ed in Goose Pond Park.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
MUNCITORII GERMANI GER
RESBUNAREA LUZ
RATHENAU.

Berlin. 27 Ilinie. Muncttorii
tin adunari pretutindenea in
Germania 81 Ger ca moartea lul
Rathenau sd fie resbunata. Eli pre-
tind arestarea lui Hindenburg.
Ludendorff, Helfferich 81 altor
conducatori monarhisti. Multi Ger
Tormarea batalioanelQr muncito-
resti
Publicul, dilnpreuna Gu autori-
tatile, aduc critice guvernului
rtntru ca MI ordoneaza arestarea
monarhistilor de notorictate.
In Tueringia s'a declarat stare
de asediu. S'au facut arebtari in
berlin, Dresda 81 altc orase mai
mari. Toate trenurile sunt per-
chizitionate.
Muncitorii din Berlin All decla'
rat 0 1greva de protestare ce va
dnra "a ore. Ea va. 'ncepe azi ia
amiazi, cand se va face fnmor-
mantarea lui Rathenau de Ia
parliament.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
MARTURISIRI
FACUTE in SOMN

PARIS, 26 Iunie.-Pot cuvinte-
lie vorbite in somn sd fie admise ca
evidenta? Aceasta este problema
cxtraordinara pc care tribunalul
din Chateau Thierry va avea so
dcslege.
In Octombrie trecut a fost ASA
sinata vaduva Panier. Cazand ba-
nuiala pc un arhitect anume Car
pentier, acesta a fost arestat Acu-
zatul ma incctat un moment sd ta-
gaduiasca, lar judecatorul, datorita
faptului ca II 'avea destule dovezi
contra lui, parea fnclinat sal a.
chite mai tarziu. Acum insa sc ra-
pOrteaza ca lucrurile au luat in
torsatura Gu tOtul noua. Magistra-
tut PRINT scrisoarc della un
.arestant anume Guill0t, in care a.
cesta zicea ca doreste sal comunice
ceva privitor la cazul Carpenter,
Find adus inaintea judecatorului,
Guillot declarat sub juramint ca
el dormise Gu Carpenter in aceias
celula pc timpul -cercetarilor pre-
liminare 81 ca adesea il auzisc vor.
bind in somn. Primele cuyinte &c
lea zis Carpenter in somn, au
fost:
"Stiam ell cd am SO omor odata,
cand o avea bani mai multi"
Mai tarzin Guillot a facut incer.
care ii la pus lui Carpenter in
trebari, Ia carl acesta a raspuns in
somn, insa destul de clar, xicand
ca el omorit pc Dina Panier $
dand descriere amanuntit5 de
spre felul cum a savarsit crima
Carpenter neaga totul, lar advoca
tul lui protesteaza imoptriva in
trebuintarii acestor fel de lucrur
ca dovezi legale. Judecatorul nj
putut face altceva decat sd aman.
cazul pentru mai t4rxiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
CAMERA VA VOTA o LEGE
PENTRU IMIGRANTI.

Washington, ~ lunie. = De-
putatul johnson, presedintele CO.
mitetului imigratiunei, introdus
in camera un project de lege ca
re va regula imigratia in Statele
Unite. IN intelesul acestei legi nu
vor putea intra in Statele Unite
decat imigrantii carl pot deveni
cetatcni al Statelor Unite. Asst
fel, spune johnson, Sc va
rpreveni intrarea japonezilor, chi
Enezilor, mongolilor, ETC., carl nu
pot fl cetateni al acestei tari.
Legea johnson ar reduce ase-
mcnea 81 cvota imigrantilor, care
incepand cu | Iulie 1923 n ar II
decat de 2 la suta a imigrantilor
aflatori aici i'm 1910, i'm loc de 3
la suta precim este acum. Afara
de acest percenlaj $ az mai per.
mite intrarea maximum 600
|persOane, afara de cvota regulate.
Mar II permis Sd 1ntre lunar mai
multi de 10 la suta a cvotei legale,
ceeace ar extinde emigrarea ia 10
luni, in loc de cinci -luni precum
este acum.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
ULTIMA ORA
RUSSIA INVINCE LA HACA

HAGA, q Iune-Rusia a castigat All vicorie pcntru
l'rogramu slu Deegat eli obtnut-cu tot protestul
Frane chesta credtelor fie discutaa primaoar
Delegate francez arafat ncmultamrea lor pvese
atudnca delegation pc caracterzato de 'dc
tatorca.' Ei declarat dscua despre crede
panace Lvinof sefu deegatei adera la cerere ALA
lor referitoare la propretaea prvaa Ltvinoff
firm in hotarirea sa
LvinOff decarat ca Russia vrea desarnare Fa perssa
sa Sc 1aca confernta la sa patcpe deegat Ell Lit
yaniei Estone Poone 81 Fnande 81 sa dscue despre dez
anare Russia este gaia demobzeze La suta din armaa
acuaa ca s arate rin aceasta bun exemp Europe
I'll mai declarat ca Lenne odihneste acu dar pese
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
Camera CO|lluIliIor
apToba pO|itiea
h|dIldGza

LONDRA, 26 Iunie.-Guvernul
a PRINT aseara un vot de incre-
dere privitor la politica sd in Irt
landa. Propunerea pentru reduce
rea salarului ministrului general al
lrlandei, ca 0 mustlare pentrp ne
volnicia sd de a apars viata mare
Salului Wilson de asasini, a cazut
printr 'un vot de 342 contra 75.
Winston Churchill, ministrul CO.
loniilor, vorbind in chestia Irlan-
del, a spus clar ca guvernul impe-
rial Sc asteapta della eel provizional
al lrlandei ca ell, acum cand are
mandatul poporului, sd la pasii ne
cesari intru asertarea autoritatei
sale, declarand GU aceasi francheta
ca guvernul Angliei nu va permite
ca Ulsterul sd fie nelinistit de eel
della sud, 81 ca de fapt, nerespecta-
rea tratatului va da Angliei drep-
tul de interventie. Dansul mai
declarat ca Anglia va proteja Ul-
sterul ecu orice pref
Premierul Lloyd George, intro
scurta cuvintare, a zis ca guvernul
prOvizional al Irlandei avea acum
sprijinul poporului la spate, 81 ca
aCtiunile sale vor dovedi daca este
in stare sa guverneze, sau nu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
ANGLIA IN FAVOAREA IN
TRAREI GERMANIEI IN
LIGA NATIUNILOR.

Londra, q lunie. Lordul
Robert Cecil intrebat eri pc
Lloyd George ca ce este atitudi-
nea guvernului Angliei fata de
intrarea Germaniei ca membra in
Liga Natiunilor. Lloyd George a
raspuns imediat: ''Aceasta nu
este O chestie ce intereseaza nu.
mai pe Anglia singura. Chestia
este vitala mai ales pentru Ger
mania. Cat priveste guvernul
Maiestatei Sale, noi~vom sprijini
pfopunerea de admitere q Ger
maniei in Liga Natiunilor.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
Bu|gaIia|se inc|ina spre bo|sevism
Primejdia unui atac asupra Romaniei.

re sa supravegheze politica cabine-
tului.
Acum Stambulisky, care anul tire
cut persecutase pc communist Sill
denunta de inamici periculosi al
tarii, cauta sa Sc imprieteneasca GU
ci, 81 aceasta numai dupa ce sa
intors della Geneva. Gel ce observa
de aproape politica Bulgariei atri-
buiesc aceasta prietenie conversa-
tiilor intime avute de Stambuli. "
Gu d-l Rakovsky, presedinteie consi-
liului de comisari al poporulu; din
Ucraina.
In ciuda utturOr> acestor adeva-
ruri, ar ii prea de timpuriu sd Sc
creada ca Bulgaria "a decis def
nitiv sd traga sortul cu bolsevicii
Stambulisky prevazut ca un pas
prea pripit ar fl fatal Bulgariei
din cauza vecinilor earl pandesc
numai momentul care lear da oca-
zia sd intervina militareste.
Un atasat militar al aliatilor, re-
intors de curand din Sofia, zicea
ca Bulgaria este "cartierul general
al revervelOr bolsevice.
Daca Russia nu poseda destula
putere armata spre a sc avanta in
tr'u razboiu Gu Romania 81 Gu
Polonia, situatia ramane neschim-
bata. Daca insa ca Sc decide a-si
ataca vecinii della vest, fara indc-
iala ca Bulgaria-i va da ajutor, a.
tacand fie pc Greci in Tracia, fie
Pc Romani in Dobrogea.
Pericolul unei interventii sar-
besti pare a Fl fOst deasemenea
discutat fntre Rakovsky 81 premie
rul BuIgariei, 81 Sc zice cd Kakov-
sky ar Fl asigurat pc Stambulisky
ca primejdia unui atac era micso-
rata de faptul Cd Jugoslavia nu vd
participa intro astfel de agresiu-
ne, dar ca mai curand ca ar priv;
GU Ochi buni pasul Bn!gariei de- a
ajuta Rusiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
COX PLEACA
in EUROPA

NEW YORK. ri j Ianie..s-7 D-l.
Cox, fost guvernor al statului Ohio
81 candidatul partidului democrat
pentru presedinte la alegeriie dir
1920, a sosit in acest Oras cu SEQ
pul Gle a face calatorie in Euro
Pa Sc va imbarca pc vapor Mier-
eur; 81 crede CD va ran.ane in
stralnatate pana prin Septembrie.
In timpul acesta dansul va studia
conditiunile economice ale Euro
pei 81 efectul Ligei Natiunilor asu-
pra refacerei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
RuSiii Ia Haga
GER CREDITE INAINTE DE A INTRA in
DISCUTIE
DELEGATE CEILALH CRED CA ATITU-
DINEA RUSILOR VA PERICLITA
REUSITA CONFERINTEI

+ HAGA 81 Iune-Rusa bolsevica vrea credit nante de
oae Aceasa declaratie ost fcuta eri de Maxim
Lvinoff capul deegae rusest sos ac azi in prma
decarae care prea Aceasta Great consernate inre
reprezentant taror europene deoarece nteles ca
chesta credeor fl dscuata mai pc uma dupace deja
sa facu ineegere inre puter 81 Russia prveste che
sta proprietatei private 81 datore rusesti.
Uni din deega cred persstena bolsevcior in acea-
sta attudne or poate pericta conferna Eli ca nu
pot face dscu serioase despre acoaea prumuturor
orr descherea credteOr obnea satisface
Gu prvre la proprietate 81 datore Rse Frana Bega
vor ii primee carl Sc opune pretenune ruslor
Preseara deschdeei conferntei fos deci caraceriza
de ferbere 81 conerina saliva nuai daca deega
reusi pastreze camul ascule pacnta pc rus
sa arate tot alta pacna obiecune o Daca
nu sc putea face conferina fl runaa din prma z
kusl au decarat ca deoarece eli decat tre deegat
nu pot sa mpar in dfertee dec Ger ca eli sd
poata II Gle faa cates tre la toae senee conerne orr
ale subcomsunlo Aceasta toae panure ce au
fost reucrae 81 prmite nane de sosea or Haga Sc
steapa nante de deschiderea formaa confernte dele
ga puerilor sd mai alba ceva consfaur penru discuta
suae 81 ransfoarea panurilor originate conform do
rinteor delegation rusi.
Un comunicat Official refertor La procedurle ofcia'e
spune: ~-~- s--s~e.sss
Intre d. Lvinoff 81 dl Patyn presedinee comisiunei
centrae avut oc All ntrevedere la paatu Pacei d. Lit
vinoff fos de d. Sokonikow 81 d. Kretnsky
Ell declarat d. Krassin d Rakovskv yor yen Ia con
erina mai tarzu. D Ltvnoff Patyn inees asupa
celor maj coespunzatoare metOde de uc d. Lvnof
rand ca deegaa rusa este foata cameodaa decat din
rci membr, carl deci pot mpart in tre subcomun
FL a exprimat dornta ca prma sednta fc subcomsiu-
ne credeor este prma chese pc Russia dor so
'ezove."
Ceilalti deega adunat la Schevenngen pentru de
face specae penru ntanrea delegation sovie
elOr.
Depuatul Wunkoop, membru communist al parlamentulu
dcclarat ca deega conerntei della Haga nccand
reus cOnvinga azca de prncpul communist
rcferOr la propretatea privata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
PRINTUL ALBERT AL PRIN-
CIPATULUI MONACO
A MURIT.


Paris, u Iunie. = Printul Al
bert Honore Carol al principatu-
lui Monaco a murit All la o eli.
MICA de aici, unde a fost operat
i'm ziua de 10 Iunie
Printul Albert este foarte bine
cunoscut in lumca stiintifica ca
unul din eel mai mari Oceano-
graft al lumei. FL are multe lu-
crari in aceasta directie 81 este
fOndator,il mai multor institute
stiintufice, din carl eel mai Gu.
noscut este institul din Paris,
apoi Montecarlo 81 Marsilia.
Printul Albert este membrul
easel princiare Grimaldi al carei
membri dOmnesc asupra princi-
patului din secolul al zecelea. Ell
s'a nascut in anul 1848 81 fOst
de doua orr casatorit 81 de doua
ori divortat.
Principatul Monaco este pc
cOasta mediterana, inconjurat de
niste judete franceze. Populatia
principatului este de 1921. Ora
sele principale sunt Monaco, GU
3.41O locuitori, La Condamine, Gu
'6.218, 81 Monte Carlo GU 3.749
locuitori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27

CoNsTANTINoRoL, 26 Iunie.
-Depesele primite aici din capita
la Romaniei, a Gre6iei 81 Jugo-
slaviei, anunta ca suvenele acestor
tari discuta asupra masurilor ce
vor trcbui luate in caz ca Bulgaria
incearca sd Sc uneasca en- Russia
bolsevista.
In ciuda tuturor desmin;irilor
oficiale, situatia in Bulgaria con
tinua Fl critica, mai cu seama din
cauza ca premieruli Stambulisky
pare nelinistit de popularitatea ce
si-o castiga regele printre tarani.
CONSERVATORY, vazahd popularita-
tea regelui, Eau gantlit sd doboare
pc Stambulisky Gu ajutorul cclor
1900 de soldati armati al lui
Wrangel, carl stau in Bulgaria,
crezand ca daca taranii vor Fl lie.
voiti sd aleaga intre rege 81 Siam
bulisky, Ell Sc vor da de p,rtea re-
gelui.
Ori cum, treburile au inaintat
inject, deoarece vechii politiciani
au arafat mai multa activitate in
vorbe decat in fapte.
COmplOtul a fost stlescOperit 81
guvernul bulgar deportat un ma
re nlmar dintre ofiterii lui Wran-
gel, desarmand tot odata 81 pc sol
dati. In acelas tHnp Stambulisky,
care convocase congresul agrar La
Sofia, la spus regelui franc ca ell
n are drept sa Sc amestece in con-
ducerea tarii, ca nu trebue sd fie
altceva decat un cap de statue, 81
ca daca incearca sa fies mai multi
Fare u siAs sesrsa t,slni ssu.
Mai multi inca, congres,ll, Gu SEQ
pull de asigara mai bine dictatura
lui Stambulisky 81 spre dobandi
stapanire complecta asupra cabi-
netului. S "a decis sd numeasca dOua
cOmisiuIn, una care sd cOntrOleze
procedeurile ministrilor 81 una ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
LEWIS LA
PRESEDINTELE
HARDING

Washington, 26 Iunic. = Pre-
sedintele Harding a discutat as
taxi GU, dl John l.. Lewis, preSes
dintelel minerllor, mai bine de 0
ora 81 jllmatate asupra problemei
industriei minere 81 despre posi-
bilitatea unei eventuale confe.
rinte a stapanilor 81 muncitOrilor
mineri pentru aplanarea grevei
actuale.
Dl Lewis, iesind de la Casa
Alba, a anuntat ca nu Sc luase
hotarIri asupra nici unui plan
definit.
1ntrebat daca ziua de aplanare
a grevei ii parea aproape, dansul
a raspuns:
''Nu tocmai aproape."
ID Davis, Ministrul Muncii,
cand s'a pus aceias intrebare, a
laspuns: =
'Lucrurle inainteaza binisor.
Presedintele Harding ma dat
nici un comunicat.
Ministrul Davis zis ieri Cd
daca nu sc face conferinta a
stapanilor 81 muncitorilor mineri
greva va hia proportii cum nu
s'a mai pomenit pana aeum i11
astoria tarii.
Dl Lewis a VENT la Washington
find invitat 'acolo de Mmistru
Muncii in urma instructiunilol
primite de la presedinte. Sosint
Ia Casa Alba, dl Dayis Ia luat $
| S 'au dus de au dejunat amanda
Gu presedintele. Dupa dejun 4 a'al
l6nsotit pc presedinte in cabinetu
sau de lucru, unde au stat PAM
! tarziu dlpa amiaz.