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The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16

Here are our pictures, all three of us We soft and fuzzy like little puppy with fluffy coat of down. And we haven't great big huge voices nor even middle sized voices but when we get cod little dummies empty disurbs when want to snooze why just whimper and cry in weak little voices, for after all, we only three little teeny weenty bears
 When we were very little man caught us out in the big pines around old Bady and brought us in to the Diamond Rock Lodge where Mr. Black took of us. things and feeds milk out of bottle. If you look closely at our picture you will Teddy drinking right now We are in hurry to get there and hope that it wont all be gone when we do.
 But sometimes we wonder what became of our mother, Teddys and mine. She was very warm and comfortable to smuggle up against when was tired and sleepy Then too she could find the oves fat grubs in the decaying wood under old dead logs. How good they did taste We often wonder also, why Mr. Black doesn't dig some of those juicy fat out and try them. He would if he knew how fine they taste.
 Then once our mother found place in hollow tree and when she stuck in her paw there awfully loud hum and buzz in the air and most million bees swarmed out. Some of them stung us, but we didn't except when one lit on my nose and then howed so loud mother and cuffed mel But she didn't hurt very much and didn't mind because she gave me and Teddy and the other little lost cub which had just wandered up sticky srupy stuff that sweet and delicious it made you forget all about stings and think there could be nothing else in the world one half so nice.
 How did we get out of the Forest and under Mr. Blacks care at the Diamond Rock Lodge? Oh, that's another story but my paper nearly gone and my pen cil is dull I'll to tell 1t other time If any of you little people want to hear the rest of the story just write to the editor and maybe she'll print some more of it next time.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16
REV. H. II. GJLLIS IN
 FAREWELL SERVICE

On the evening of June 20th, the Rev. H. H. Gillis will hold his farewell service in the Girls Friendly Build ing in Holbrook. The people of Holbrook have greatly ap- preciated his ministrations and he will be deeply missed and long remembered. He will take charge of a congre- gati0n in Kingman.
 In the afternoon of the twentieth there will be a meeting the Guild at the home of Mrs. G. O. Miller. All the ladies are urged 10 be present. There will also be admission for Probation CTS and Associates in the Girls Friendly Society dur ing MT. Gillis stay here. The evening services will be held at eight o'clock.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16
THE HOLBROOK NEWS IN THE NEXT ISSUE
 WATCH FOR IT

necessary to sell the whole or some portion Of the real estate of said decedent to pay the debts of decedent and the expenses and charges of administration.
 It is Therefore Ordered by this Court: That all persons in- terested in the estate of said de- ceased appear before the said Superior Court on Saturday. the 1st day of July A. D. 1922. at the hour of 1000 o'clock A. M.. of said day, at the courtroom of said Court, at the Court House, in the city of Holbrook. Navajo County. State of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not he granted to said Joaquin A. Bazan, Executor to sell so much of the said real estate as shall be necessary and that 8 copy of this order be published four successive weeks in the Holbrook News a newspaper printed and published in the said County of Navajo.
 Dated June 1st, 1922.
 J. E. Crosby. Judge.
 F. June 9 L. June 30.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16
Value Of Relaxation

tired set of muscles deteriorates It must have rest and change to recuperate Ones work may not be hard taken minute by minute but the endless repet ton of the same tasks hour by hour and day by day. fatgues the mind and body until there remains no plus of energy for any sudden demand. 'All work and play make Jack dull boy may be trite but it is true.
 In the spring when nature has wakened from the long somnoence of her winter dreams there no better medicine for tired humanity than sojourn among her hills and trees The tired and thirsty mind rests in the prodigal profusion she spreads avshy abroad The restless one is quieted by the mmutaby of the green clad hils The weary soothed by their ancient calm Go to the fOrestcad hills and let their calm and silence sink into your very soul. Long ago William Cullen Bryant put his feeling for trees into magnificent poem, ''The Forest Hymnal" which begin;
 'The trees were Gods first temples
 Ere man learned to hew the arch
 And fay the archetrave above it
 He worshpped in their dim and silent aises.'
 Go back to Mother Earth herself for rest and peace.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16
FORD TURNS OUT
 6,OOO,OOOth MOTOR
Next One Comes Through
 , 1-3 Seconds Later

Ford Motor Number 6, O0O,- 900 was lifted from the as- sembly line in the Highland Park Ford Plant at 9:14 A. M. May 18th. Just 5 1-3 seconds later Number6, 000,- 001 was finished.
 The unusually heavy de- mand for Ford cars and trucks at the present time has necessitated the build ing of 5400 daily.
 The first Model 1T" Ford motor was completed Octo- Der 1st, 1908; number l, ,0OO,- 900 left the assembly line December 10th, 1915; and number 5,000,000 left the assembly line December 10th, 1915; and number D. 900, 1000 came through May 18th, 1921.
 Although the Ford Motor Company turned out a num- Der of different models prior to 1908, the present number ing system began with the first Model "T".
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER 0FSALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD
 NnT pr MAnE
NOT RE MADE

In the Superior Court
 of the State of Arizona, in and for Navajo
 County.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Ignacio Bazan. Deceased. 1t Appearing to This Court. By the petition this day present ed and filed by Joaquin A. Bazan. Execut0r of the Estate of Igna- cio Bazan deceased, that it is
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16
The Story Of The Three Little Bears
 Written By Themselves
A Sleepy Time Tale From The Land Of Ned

Cnce long, long, time ago, man wrote story about "The Three Bears, one was great huge bear with great huge voice. and one was middle sized bear with middle sized voice, and was little 'teenty weenty bear with 'squeaky little voice.
 Now that such longitim ago, away back in the days when little girls and boys picked sugar pums from the trees and lived in gingerbread houses that we think we'd better writea for Holbrook young lings and this is a really truly SO story.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16
Must Have Been Pretty Bad.

Police Inspector-Describe the miss ing ladies to me, will you, sir?
 Jackson-Well, one of them was pretty, but the Other-er-,ooked like an accident going somewhere to hap Nen -I nndOn AnSMerS.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16

The cells of the mind decay we'll the muscles of the body. Renew your imagination and refresh your mind among the trees They the silent, skyaspring, shippers of earth Joyce Kimer says;
 Poems were made by fools like me,
 But only God can make tree"
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-16
Depression Slight On Pacific Coast California Takes Sting Out Of Slump By Advertising
 We Should Follow Suit And Advertise Away


 We Should Follow Suit And Advertise Away Our Blues
 During the past year conditions have been better on the Pacific Coast than in any other part of the country Mir. Babson however, gives mighty cogent argument as to the reason for Cafornas prosperity and ustrat les as follows "A real estate from Los Angeles was travelling in of the southern states He happen led to be in small town in which funeral being held for one of the leading citizens Out of respect to of his friends who going to the funeral he went along also After the local preacher had read the ser vice and made audaory remarks regarding the deceased he followed an old custom of asking anyone present to add such words as they felt moved say No one seem led to be "moved to add anything to the eulogy After some moments of embarrassing silence, the stranger from California and spoke as follows I did not know the deceased and hence cannot say anything for or against him, but do know California and want to take this opportunity of telling you all what fine state lit is."
 This simple story forciby illustrates great factor the prosperity of the south Pacific States The people of California believe in advertising They have organ zed associations to sell this state and its products We have been taught to eat California oranges instead of Florida oranges. We eat California rasns instead of Louisiana rice We look toward California for the per feet climate when several other localities doubtless have climates just as good.
 In spite of the 40 per cent loss in their fruit crop due to freeze last February and 50 per cent loss in tourist crop, due to the depression Tn the east California kept on advertising Instead of going into serious depression it has managed to execute sidewise move ment.
 Washington and Oregon have not fared so well dur ing the past year. Lumbering the chief industry of these states has for sometime been in depression It has been operating low as 50 per cent of its normal capacity.
 Agrcuturally the Pacific northwest has been doing very we'll Like California, associations have been for med to market it's products Washington apples are sold in every city in the country and the only apples l hat know of which are sold under the brand name which the public has seen advertised and has been taught to ask for Small herds of cattle every where. Daryng has developed along substantial lines
 Just at present general business in Washington and Ore gon is about 90 per cent of normal compared with Cal ifornia which is running about 95 per cent. If California manages well as she has started in stemiDg the decline she will stand unique example of the tremendous power of advertising and collective marketing
 (Al Publication and Radio Rights Strictly Reserved ] (Next Week The Mexican Stuation)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
SPANIA INFRINGE Pc RE-
VOLUTIONARI.

Madrid, 16 Martie. - Fortcle
spaniOle continua succesele lor
asupra revolutionarilor desi ace
sta resista foarte energic. lata
ce spllne eel din urma comunicat
Official:
'Trei coloane all ocupat orasul
Sid Salam 81 alte positii carl do
'minea2a Araoful 81 Tikerminul.
DuSmanul d resistat in mod des-
perat dealungul unui front de Ii
kim. dar fost pus la fuga 81
urmarit.
Vase de razboiu spaniOle au
bombardat coasta la gura riului
Kert 81 Afrau.''
Pentrn primadata, decand for
tele spaniole lupta contra marc
canilor, Sc folosesc tancuri pro.
.yazute GU tunuri. Marocanii sc
retrag in debandada inaintea tan
curilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
De Ale z|LEI

I'm saloner din Philadelphia q
fost prins uinzind rdchiu, arestat
impreund GU "euidento," an quart
de "real old stuff" care nu Sc gd-
seste pc toate drumurile 81 dat IN
judecdtG.
Acusatul ccrut sd fie judecat
de curtea cu jnrati 81 ! s'a adn,is
cerered.
Lunia trecuti, dupd erpunerea
casntut de cdtre dgentH prohibition
nlsti cori az crestat pc dcuzdt,
er'den!a" Sc predd judecdforu-
lni Ferguson, care dupd 1ce ma
rodse. 81 erpmne iuratilor cum sta
chestia le dd ;"eridenta" ca sd o
erdniinese in sala de chibzuire 81
Sc aducd uerdictul.
Trece jumdtate ora. trece o
ora, doud, trei 81 nici pomeneald
de uerdict.
"a resi die ce-i cu eii cd nu
mai rin!" zice judecdtorM grefie-
rmlm. "CazM a fost foarte clar.
In sece minute II puteau tran$a. +"
GrefierM indeplineste porunca,
81 peste cdteua minute rine 81 spu-
ne jndecdtorului ca juratii nu Sc
pot 1ntelege asupra rerdictulm.
"Chedmd-i incoace!" Ordond ju-
decdtorul 81 sosesc juratii, insiru-
indu-se pc bdncue lOr.
"Ce-i? De ce' nu I'D putcti IN
telege9" intreabd grav judecdto-
ru.
"Dirergintd de opinii asupra
cozului 81 a evidentei," respunde
prin,M jurat.
"Unde-i evidenta?" intreabd
judecdtOrul.
"a dispdrutv' s;ce unul dintre
jurati, ardtdnd sticlo goold.
"Eu nu r'am dat sticla so 90
liti ca sd vd cOnringeti ca ra-
chiu spnu dpd. u eel MAI surpri,,-
sdtor incident Hin cate am ausH
pdnd ocmn. En- nu pot permite o
asemenea purtare fdrd o mustrare
osprd. DE an inainte M retf serri
ca jurati in sectiuuea mea," 81 a
disOlCdt curteG.
Ceedce insd ia dd ndstere la o
cOntrOrersG seriOdsd cd odrOca-
tW acusdtulWi sustine cd "euiden-
td'-corpu delict-dispdrutd, a.
cusatul trebue Sc0s die urn,drire 81
e prObdbH ca IN cele din urmd o
sd Sc adn,itd cerereg.
C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
fiunle produce din -nOu
.incurcatuIi guVeTnu|ui
italian

ROMA, Is Martie. - Situatia
creata de fascist la Fiume. pune
guvernul italian intr o situate 81
milara Gu cea creata de Gabriel
d 'Annunzio, care refuzat sa eva
cueze Fiume dupa negociarea ira
tatului della Rappalo.
Giovanni Giuriati, fostul sef de
cabinet a lui ID D'Annunzio fost G.
liminat din situate, att, in cat pri-
veste actiunile sale, 81 guvernul a
reusit sal convinga sa nu primeas-
ca postul de guvernor dupa recen-
ta proclamatiune nationalistilor
din Fiume. Guvernul invocat
motive constitutionale 81 interna-
tionale pentru declinarea lui Giu-
rati della flnctia de guvernor.
Pana acum inca nu sc site ce
masuri va lua guvernul sd resolve
prOblema. Zanella inca este seful
constitutional al guvernului din
Fiume dar cu orasul plin de le-
gionari 81 fascist pare indoios ca
sc poate alege un alt guvernor con-
stitutional, afara de cazul cand re-
sistenta acestor forte armate va Fl
infranta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
REVOLUTIA
DIN FIUME
Fruntasli militari local. res
toarna comitetul apararii.

FIUME, 16 Martie.-O contra
revolutie facuta de conducatorii
armatei reusit cu succes astazi.
Comitetul apararii rationale, sta
bilit dupa revolutia provocata de
fascist impotriva guvernorului
Zanella, a fOst resturnat.
Tn consiliu militar a Ocupat pa
latul guvernului. Oficiul postal a
fost captlrat.
Fruntasii militari contra revo-
lutionari, reprezentand toate for
tele militare, au anuntat astazi ca
s'au decis sd organizeze un guvern
legal pentru Fiume.
Sa teme de 0 conference.-the a
fascistilor in Fiume 81 alte provin-
eli italiene.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16

Prln aceasta, daca S ar intampla cd
un vehicul s'ar afIa pc linie in mo-
mentul cand s'au inchis portile, So
ferul sau vizitiul va mana vehicu-
lul inainte, care, atingand poarta
Sc va deschide, lasandu-i calea Ii
bera.
ID. Enache facut aplicatie pen
tru patent in 26 Oct. 1920, GU ce-
siune de zecime d-lui George p.
Ria, 81 aparatul a fost patentat
in % Octombrie 1921, sub No.
1.394,S13.
1nventiunea d-sale in tara aceas-
ta, unde nu stunt cantonieri la cal
le ferate 81 trecatorile sunt puncte
de mari primejdii, producand zeci
Gle mil de accidente in fiecare an,
e un mare serviciu adus umanitatii.
81 depinde de guvernul federal 81
ale statelor sd sileasca companiile
cailor ferate sal utilizeze, daca Sc
va constata ca indeplineste toate
conditiunile prevazute in caetul de
specificatiuni, gasit de bun 81 apro-
bat de comisiunea tehnica a BIZ
rOului Patentelor Statelor Unite.
Pc moi ne bucura ca un cOmpa-
triot a reusit sd faca inventie att
de folositoare sigurantei publice 81
ii transmitem sincerile noastre fc-
licitari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
LORD DERBY
REFUZA POSTUI.
PENTRU INDIA
Noui zvonuri despre demisia lui
Lloyd George.

Londra, Is Martie. Lord
DERBY refuzat postul de mi
nistru al lndiei. dar a fost rugat
Sc revina asupra hotaririi lui. Sc
zice ca credinta lordului Derby
este ca ell va putea fl de mai
mare folos coalitiei din afara de
cat din cabinet.
Aseara Sc vorbea din nou in
culoarele camerei comunelor des-
pre- appropriate demisie a premie-
rului Lloyd George, 81 S a discu-
tat posibilitatea, Cd in cazul acela,
lordul Derby Sc formeze un ca
binet conServator.
Edwin S. Montagu, care a de-
misionat de curind din functia
de mlnlstru pentru India fost
lngaduit sd Sc apere aseara in
camera comunelor impotriva gu
vernului 81 Lordul Curzon, mi
nistrul de externe.
ID. Montagu a zis ca ''demite-
rea" lul a fost un pretext 81 e,
n are altceva la ce sa Sc refere in
apararea lui de eat la scrisoarea
partlculara a lui Lord Curzon.
.pentruca afara de scrisoarea acea.
guvernul n a facnt mimic, Gu toa-
te ca atunci cand ell sanctionat
1publicarea telegramei din India
.ministrii au fost in posesiunea a.
celei telegrame timp de patruzec;
81 opt de ore 81 nau facut nici
an demers sa opreasca publica-
rea Ell, fapts care ar Fl fost posi-.
bill atunci.
Daca in actiunea lui fost un
ultragiu constitutional atat de
gray, de ce MI is a atras atentia.
a Intrebat d. Montag, mai Gu
seama ga Mercurea urmateare a
fost un consiliu de MINISTRY Nj
Is'a facut mimic pana Joi,( cand
l-sa cerut in mod sumals <lehisia.
n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
lV|ineriiCerurCareQ 6;Sa|aTiu
GER UN ADAUS DE 20 LA SUTA

minerii de carbuni n 'au PRINT de
cat un adaus de 60 la suta din 1916
IncOace, Gu toate ca cOstul traiului
.s'a dublat 81 ridicat va ramane in
ca pentru multi ami.
Pentru zileri 'cerand 81 la Ii. eli
ar avea un salariu de $500 la ri,
ceeace ar corespllnde unui salariu
ce ar permite putine economii 81
ar sta in rapport Gu riscarea vietei
lor, deci adausul de 81 la ri Sc i'm
pune.
o cerere a minerilor este ca pla-
tile sd fie egale III toate regiunile
de antracit.
O alta cerere lOr ca ziua de
opt ore de lucru sd Sc extinda 81
asupra muncitorilor carl pan a.
cum lucrau 9-14 ore la ri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16

De sine inteles ca la fiecare tre-
catoare trebue doua aparate iden-
tice, aseZate in directie opusa la 0
dlstanta oare care de trecatoare.
asa ca din orr care parte ar veni
trenul, portile de pc ambele laturi
ale liniei sd Sc inchida 81 dupa tre-
cerea ultimului wagon al trenului
della aparatul INSPIRE care merge
trenul, portile sa Sc deschiza.
Aparatul prins de sinele cali
ferate, Gle ambele part liniei, in
legatllra GU un mecanism care in
contact cu un cablu de otel asezat
Intr 'un tub de otel care e in lega-
tura GU aparatul della poarta.
Partea superioara aparatului
find putin mai malta decat sina.
sustlnuta prin doua arcuri spirale,
in momentuI cand trece peste ell
prlma roata locomotives Sc apasa
in jos, actiune care pune in mis-
care mecanizmul i'm contact cu cab
lul Gle sirma in legatura Gu poar-
ta, 81 poarta Sc inchide instanta-
neu, inainte ca trenul sa ajunga la
o distanta de-dupa cum asezat
aparatul de departe de trecatoare
Portile Gle ambele laturi stau in
chise pana cand trece ultimul va
gon peste trecatoarea opusa = Sc
zicem la cinci suite de pasi de tre-
catoare, ca apoi prin ridicarea pla-
eli de pc partea superioara a apa-
ratului prin presiunea arcurilor
spirale amintite, sd puma in lucra-
re mecannmul in legatura Gu cab
turtle carl sunt in contact Gu por-
tile della aceasi trecatoare, 81 por-
tile Sc deschid.
Ceeace inventatorul n a perdut
din vedere 81 inlatura accidente in
tamplatoare, este un vehicul care
$ ar afla pc linie in timpul cand
Sc inchid portile. Portile functio-
neaza astfel ca in afara Sc deschid
la cea mai mica presiun4, orr unde
ar ii atinse, pc cand inauntru, spre
linie sunt rigide, resistant la orice
presume produsa de un vehicul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
ECIPTUL PROCLAMAT RE-
CAT INDEPENDENT.

Cairo, Egypt, Is Martie. = In
dependenta Egiptului a fost pro
clamata All in mod official. Oca-
ziunea fost marcata de turbu-
rari, lupte de strada 81 spargeri
de ferestri, cauzate de extre-
misti.
Sultanul STA luat titlul de Re-
gele Fuad l., 81 guvernul lui Alb
del Khalek Sarwat .pasa fost
recunoscut.
Guvernul ,englez proclamat
Egiptul de stat suvefan.
Oar Anglia a formal O doctrina
Monroe-ana, - GU ocaziunea des-
fiintarei protectoratului asupra
Egrptului, prin aceea ca nu
permite nici unui stat ca sa sc
amestece in chestia Egiptului,
precum face Statele Unite ell
America de Sud.
Egiptul va avea reprezentantii
sal in streinatate.
Iata reservarile Angliei Gu oca.
ziunea declararii Independence
Egiptului:
- Singuranta pentru lnijloa
cele de communicable ale Angliei.
- Apararea Egiptului contra
orlcarui atac din partea yre-unui
stat strei1.
- Protejarea intereselor strei.
nilor.
y Retinerea intereselor An;
|gliei IN Sudan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
0 inventie de mare fo|os
O POARTA PENTRU TRECATORHE IA
GALE FERATE CARE Sc DESCHIDE
81 Sc INCHIDE AUTOMATIC PRTN
ACTIUNEA TRENULUI
E A UNUI ROMAN ST
E. PATENTATA In STATETE T. UNITE

Compatriotul nostru d. Cociu
Enache din Dallas, Texas, a inven-
tat poarta pentru trecatorile la
caile ferate care Sc deschide 81 Sc
inchide automatic prin actiunea
trenului asupra aparatului, care Sc
poate aseza la dLstanta necesara de
trecatoare.
Aparatul. al carui desemn ina
intea noastra este foarte ingenios
81 in acelasi timp simplu, find ex-
clusa pOsibilitatea unei deranj ari
care sal impedice functionarea.
Spatiul nu he permite sd facem
descriptie amanuntita aparatu-
lui 81 diferitelor piese, vom arata
Insa cum functioneaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16

NEW YORK, 10 Martie.-Cere-
rile minerilor de carbuni, - dn a.
daus de 20 la suta la salarii, - au
fost prezentate proprietarilor de
niIeri All 81, - dupace minerii
all terminal motivarea celor 19 ce-
reri ale lor, sedinta proprieta-
rilor 81 muncitoriIor $ "a incheiat
81 MI Sc va relua decat Vineri,
cand, Sc crede, vor respunde pro-
prietarii.
Minerii au vorbit All toata ziua
81 proprietarii n 'au dat nici 0 in
dicatie referitoare la atitudinea &c
o vor lua fata de cererile munci-
toresti. Sc asteapta insa ca Ell vor
respunde ca un adaus de salariu
nu Sc potriveSte cu criza actuala
de lucru.
Proprietarii minerilor au decla-
rat ca Ell sc aSteapta la greva
complecta. Pan acum insa nu S "a
luat nici deciziune concreta in
privinta aceasta de catre fruntasii
minerilor 81 nici nu Sc va lua pana
ce proprietarii nu-si vor da respun-
sui lor definitiv.
Comitetul care are in, sarcina
supraveghiarea salarizarii munci-
torilor primit instructii della CO.
miteful executiv central al mineri-
lor. - ca sa Sc pregateasca pentru
eventualitatea cand proprietarii ar
refnza cererile minerilor, = ca or
dinele Gle greva pc / April sd NEAR
ga imediat la fiecare uniune locala.
La adunarea comma a mineri-
lor 81 proprietarilor au luat par
te la vre-o "a proprietari de mine
81 80 delegati muncitoresti. Prese-
dintele conferintei a fost William
L. Connell, Scranton, Pa.
Presedintele John L. Lewis, della
Uniunea Minerilor din Statele u
mite. cetit cererile muncitorilOr,
asa precum 'au formulat la con-
ventiunea din Shamokin, Pa, 81 a
facut explicarile necesare.
Dupa ell au vorbit presedintii
Thomas Kennedy, din Hazelton,
Pa, w. j. Brennan, din Scranton
81 G. j. Golden din Shamokin, 81
vice-presedintele districtual An
drew Mattey din Hazelton, = toti
din partea muncitorilor.
Dupa conferinta reprezentantii
muncitorilor au facut un. comuni-
cat pentru presa, analizand cereri-
le lor principals:
"Cererea mr.. l pretinde un con-
tract colectiv pc dol ami 81 ca sa
Sc interzica facerea contractelor in
dividuale in minele de carbuni.
Explicand cererea de un ,,adaus
de 20 la suta pentru minerii carl
lucreaza permanent 81 un adaus de
81 la ri pentru muncitorii Gu ziua,
- fruntasii minerilor explica ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
PROTEST

Primim urmatorul protest Gu &c.
rerea sa fie publicat:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-16
VOTAREA TRATATULUI CE.
L0R PATRU Sc VA FACE
IN "a MARTIE.

Washington, 16 Martie. = Des-
baterea asupra ratificarii trata.
tului celor patru puteri, - rela-
tiv la Pacific, ~ Sc va incepe la
inceputnl saptamanei viitoare,
lar votarea Sc va face Vineri, in
"a Martic.
Amendamentul propus eri de
,sehatorul democrat Pittman, din
Nevada, a fost .respins Gu so vo-
turf contra %.