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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
Zinios is Lietuvos

tins tuos is tolio atejusius
spindulius ir nesunaikins ta
stebukinga grazp ateities au-
dekla.
Taipat turf titi ir nuo
VarSavos Lietuvos pripazini-
mo aktas. Dabar yra galuti.
mas momentas. Lenkija turf.
ieiti patti ir kartu lvesti Lie
tuva i teisingas politikos We
zes, ko reikalauja pasaulis ir
Lenkijos demokratija, kuri ne
state ateity savo valstybis ant
susmukusio dvarininkq If is
krikusios aristokratijos luomo:
Mes tikime, kad ssutiprejusi
lenkq demokratija zengs prize
tos Baltijos valstybiu sajun-
gos ir sustiprins ja. Taigi
latviams Wis tebevepia sajuns
na .syl ]enkais. LatViios ka4,
reivis" 7 ir IA d. geguz., s. m.
idejo ilgiausi straipsrii, kuria,
me stengias prirodyti, kad Sc
nos Lietuvos valstybe sukurta
zemgalip ir prusu iseiviq If
ju buvo valdoma. zemgalius
latviai savinas sau, todel ir
tuomi stengias pateisinti savo
pretensijas prie Joniskio, Ia
cares, BirzQ. Visas dabarti-:
mis- latviQ spaudos triuksmas
keliamas apie Lietuvos dabar-
ties politika If josios senove
labai primena seniai NUNS Il
nomas lenkiSkasias balabaikas
ir national nekieno kito, kaip
naujq latviu prietelip ir "glo-
botojq" yra ispiruotos, )
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30

douard HerriOt, sake, jog kal-
kuriuose atsitikimuose gall gy-
vuoti dvi Vokietijos. Bet kuo-
met apeina kontribucijos klau-
sima, tuomet turf but Tx vie
na Yokietija.
LiberalQ laikraSGio L'Oeuv-
re redaktorius Gustave Terry
pazymi, kad jei tieSioglniu SUI
sincSimu su Vokittija nebus
galima Susikalbdti, jci Nokle-
tia atsisakys patenkinti fran
cuzQ reikalavimus, tuomet
Francijai lieka tik vlenatlne
prIemone. Ia priemone, tai
militarir6 sp@ka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
,DETRoITO MAJORAs STo-
vi sU FORDU.
Atsisako pirkti auksta kama
anglis.I
DETROIT, Mich, rugp. 80

DETROIT, Mich, rugp. 30,
= Automobiliq gamintojas
Ford del angliu brangumo pa
skelbe rugsejo 16 d. uzdary-
sias visas savo istaigas kaip
cia, taip kitur.
Daugelis tvirtina, kad For
'd'ui anglip netruksta. Bet
jiis istai;gas uzdaras, nes per
daug pagamines automoblllql
ir neturis kur jn deti.
/ TeGiaus Ford tvirtina prize
Singai. Jis sake, jog uz ang-
lis nemokesias tick, kick rel
kalauja iSnaudotojai. A.
30 nuOmOne renlla II VletoS
maioras Couzens. Ir Sis tvir-
tina, kad miesto istaigoms trQ-
ksta angliQ. Bet mlestas ang-
LIN nepirksiqs, kuomet angliq
pirkliai reikalauja nepaprastQ
kainQ.
Majoras sake, kad Amerikoj
anglip yra uztektinai. Tik Vi
sas vargas, kad anglims kai-
nos tiesiog negirdetos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
FranCija Traukiama TautV Sq-
jungOS TeiSman

LONDONAS, rugp. 80. -
pirmukart pasitaiko. kad vie
na didziulG valStyba patraukia
TautQ SQiumgos teiSman kitq
vaI>tybe. Anglia Skmdzia
FranciiQ az neteisotQ apsi&ji-
mn Su Britanijos valdiniais
TamSe.
Tai didziai svarbuS klauSi-
mas. TautQ SQjmga mGgins
ii kIauSimQ iSspresti IN paro-
dyti <avo apSukrumQ il auto
rite;Q poIitiniuose il kituose
pasaulio rcikalauose. Shame
atSitikimc apeina svetimSaliQ
arSauga uz>ieniuoSe. An@l!-
ia >avo valdmius visw kaip
aki globoja II todel tai visa
pavcda i>Spre>ti TautQ SQjm-
@ai.
Tmi>" gyvcna koli tukStaH-
Giai NaItos pirkliQ. Jie Era
BritaniioS valdiniai. PagaI
AngIiioS iStatymQ, il tQ pirk-
liu vaikai taipat Britantios
vuldiniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30

Tuotarpu Francija perniai
paskelb6 par6dyma, kuriuo
tuoS pirklius ir jQ vaikus pri-
pazino Francijos valdiniais il
todel tWrinGiais atlikti tarnybq
francuzQ armijoje.
Maltos pirkliai tam parody
pasiprieSino, tvirtindami,
kad jie yra BritanIjos valdi-
Mai. Francijos valdzia uz tai
JUGS pradtjo arcStuoti il baus-
Il kaltjimu. Anglijos amba-
SadoriuS pal;Gl6 protestQ. Bet
jo ncklausyta. Francija pa
rei&kt, kad jos posesijose 81
me zmonts tik jai IL priklau-
50.
Tuomet Anglia pasiQlt
Francijai trcGQjQ teiSmq.
Francija ncSutiko. kad talp,
tai Anglia visa tq rcikalQ pa
veda Tautu SQjungai.
Kuomct Gia tas faktas pas
kclbtaS, anGlai didziai tmd
kar&Sciuotis prizes + ranciiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
NERA Whites EGELBET|
DARBININKUS IS AUKSO
KASYKLOS.

JACKSON, Cal, rugp. 30,
- Ligi vakar vakaro pagelbi-
mis- burys dar neprisikas6 prize
4S darbininkQ, kuriems keliq
uzdar6 kiles gaisras aukso ka-
Syklos Argonaut is6jime.
Sp6jama, jog vargiai jie bus
atrasti gyvi. Mes gaisras III
tjo jau If pacion kasyklon.
Nelaimingi lures uztrokSti nuo
dumu il nuodingu dujQ apie
1000 pedQ zemes gilumoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
NAUlAS PROyEgTAS GELBE7I VOKIETIJA

Cturbut. haHkininkQ il ekSper-
tu). ,Tas komitetas ina kon-
trCliuoti NOliictijOs iinansus-
eustato ir patvarkO valstybes
biudzetQ. suIaiko naujQ pope
riniu markiQ spauzdinimq II
vcda reikaluS taip, idant mar
kGS kama palengva atgautQ
savo verte.
Baiges komitctaS tvarkytl
finansu>. iiS. tuojaUs imasl
tvarkvti karo kontribucijQ IT.
Sia nu<tato taip, idant Eokie-
tia @alttQ pilnai atmokdti 132
biIionu aukSiniQ markiQ.
Pasirodo, kad tas proJektaS
Iabai tinka prie veido Francl-
.,ai. Amcrkonai save leScmlS
turdtQ patvarkyti Nokietljos
finansus tik tam, idant Nokle-
tia gal6tQ berti auksQ Francl-
iai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30

PARlZlIS, rugP. ~
Smtarv1s vaIstyb&S lSn""Jo
prad@jo smarkIan oar00o'lS'
Ead patrauktl prle for'P"S
rcikaiQ Dtde Samq 81 HfeE-
siu PinigQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
KARo LA1KV sUvARzY-
MAS ANGLIMS.

NEW YORK, rugp. 30. =
Ateinancia ziema cia su angli-
mis- lures ivykti didelis kri-
zis. Anglip truks VISIONS vie
Sons. istaigoms. Pramatomas
eia karo laikq anglims suvar-
zymas. Taigi, galimas daik-
tas, ateinancia ziema vhkarais
bus uzdaryta visa ellie teatrQ
ir krautuviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30

CLEVELAND, Ohio, rugp.
%. = siandie devintoje valan-
dole ryte su iskilmingomis sv.
niisiomis, kufias atlaike kun.
A. Linkus, prasidejo Giedrinin
kq XI-tas seimas. Pc izangl-
nGs prakalbos centro pirminin-
ko NJ. Daumanto il vietinio
gerb. klebono V. G. .Vilkutai-
clio (pastarasis pasMadejo pa
aukoti $4,000 palaiEymui Gle
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
FRANCIJA VARU VYKINs
SAVO PLENUS.
Veiks viena kontribucljos
! uztikrinimul.

PARYZIUS, rugp. 80.
Ncpavykus atpiIdymo komlSI-
JOS delegatams Berlyno, fran
cuzQ moral rasid;dino velktl
yienicms prizes EokietiJQ, kad
uHtikrinti sau karo kontribucl-
iQ.
FrancTjos vyriausyb6, kick
&uprantama, tuo klausimu inns
darbuotis atpildymo komlslJo-
io. idant paSalinti vlsaS kllE-
It's. kokios Siandie stow prleS
pavieni veilimQ.
GavusI piInai liuOsas rankas
j pakels tiesiogines derybas
81 Vokietiia If paduos jai VI
Sis Savo planus. Ir jei kar-
tais Vokietija atsisakytQ SUI
tikti, tuomet Francija imtQ
sp6komis veikti.
Stow uz speka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
Suimta kit.

Policija turf suemusi dar
kazkoki Alessio, kuris taipat
iveltas sakalbin. Arestuota
dar keletas kitu streikininkq.
Kuomet jie sugadine gelezln
keli ties Gary, sake Uselis,
tuomet unijos virsaitls juos
siuntes ! Elkhart, Ind, sudau-
zyti ten New Yorko- -Chicagos
greitaji traukinl.
Useliui sakyta ten keliautl,
pasiduoti streiklauziu If parsl-
samdzius atsiekti savo tikslq.
Uniios virsaitis tvirtines, kad
tas pabaugintQ zmones vazine-
ii traukiniais ir todel streiki-
ninkams .butQ, daugiau uztlk-
rintas laimejimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
CRAIKAI NEATSILAIKO
ITURKAMS.

LONDONAS rugp. 80.
Aptur6ta ziniQ, kad turkQ ma
cionalistu spekos pasirodo sti-
presnes uz graiku spekas Ma
zojoj Azijoj.
Graikai vietomis neatlaiko
turku puolimo ir atsimeta.
Turkai jau atsi6me Afium
Rarahissar, svarbia centro IL
nijoje pozicija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
KA SAKO ALDERMANAI.

Gryze is Europos Chica-
Cos aldermanai tvirtina, lSad
lie stow uz kuoveikiausia po-
zeminip gelezinkeliQ paruplnl-
ma. II priesinasi, kad tran
sportacija priklausytQ miestui'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
''sLNPIEJI" KRIKsTAUJA
sVEDIJOJE.

sTOCKHOLMAS, gugp. 30
- Galutinos balsavimQ pase-
kmes prohibicijos klausime
Svedijoje tokios:
" prohibicija paduota 897,r
5S4 balsai. Gi prizes - 942,-
129.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
METAl.voL. VII
IS GIEDRININky sUVAz|Av|MO

dros), isrinktas prezidiumas.
7 prezidiuma ieina: pirm. P.
Dauzvardis, pagelb. M. Keme7
Suite, rast. A. Brindzaite, rast.
pagelb. A. Galvaitis, presos
kom. j. Statuta, A. Humans
katie ir E. J. shteigmanas,
Kom. perziurejimqi centro
knygu::' A. Sadauskas if J.
Nemesis.
Presos Kom.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
sAUDosI vA1KEzAI.

Gabrielle Sapio, 20 M, 1l4l
Polk st., nusove Carmen Es,
posito, 19 M, 1145 Polk st.
Is. to tarpe italy gall kilt zp=
dynes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
LATv1Q PAMoK1N1MA1
LIETUVIAMS.

RYGA. Latviq laikraStis
"Jaunakas Zinas" s. m., lie
pos 90 d., vedamqjame strap
sny raS6:
Senai lauktas Amerikos-L Lat
WHO'S pripazinimas jau i7yko.
Sis pripazinimas yra labai
svarbus. Jis savo inkarais
laikys musu valstybes laiva
neramiuose Baltijos juriQ kra-
ntuose. Reikia kreipti dame-
sio ] Lietuya, kuri taipat nera
iSSskirta ir kuria Amerika pri-
pazipusi be jokiq salygQ ir Ne
muno neutralizacijos. Ia J.
WIKI Feikia ivertinti ne taS
Baltijos diplomatam9, bet II
politicians.
Baltijos valstybiiu sqjungos
Salininkai' si Amerikos zygl
priem6 kaIp koki simboll,
lauks dideliQ pasekmiu. Mu-
su dziaugsmas he mazesnis uz
lietuviq dziaugsma. Deja lie
tuviQ spauda Wis dar neteisin-
gal mus puldineja del santikiQ
SUI pietu kaimynais. Mes no.
rim matyti Lietuva tautine,
kad musQ broliQ tauta stove
tn savo vietoje. Mes bijom
dualetiskos Lietuvos, lietuvis-
kai gudiSkos Lietuvos, kur su-
lenkintas dvarininkas gudrus
" "autonomiSkas" ,zydelis YES
politika, intriguos ir varys pir
klybos geSeftus, Isvidine Lie
tuvos politika, turf butt tau
tiSkai lietu7iSka.
Grynai tautine Lietuva len
gviau gales pravesti savo sic
mas su daug stipresne Lenkl-
ia. Americas pripazinime al
Skiai pasakyta, kad EstiJa,
Latvija ir Lietuya yra sveti-
mos Rusijai tautos, todel Lie
tuva = lietuviams, bet ne gu
dams ir zydams Vilnius dau-
gumoj gudams, zydams il len
kams nereikalingas, bet Lie
tuvai vos tik dar pradejusiai
zengti nauju tautiniu kulturi-
niu keliu, net pavojihgas.
Lietuva gavusi tarptautines
juridines svarbos, apsiginkla-
vusi vieninteliais realizmo pri-
ncipais, bet ne istoriniais, be
romantines syajones gales nu-
statyti sienas su Lenkija.
Draugingas Lietuvos atsi-
neSimas uztikrina Lenkijai
butinai reikalingus zingsnius
prize jures per Klaipeda. A1ne-
rikos pripazinimas skaidriais
spindulia1s nusvieccia Baltijos
valstybiq tamsia padange
manant kad tos tantos ivar.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
PARDUoDA VOKIECIAMS
SENUS LAIVUS.

LONDONAS, rugp. 80. -
Anglia Vokietijai pardave VI
SO ellie senQ laivQ, kurip meta
la vokieciai pavartos kaipo
medziaga naujiems daiktams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
Neuztektina garantija.

Andre Tardieu kritikuOja
premierq Poincare, kad Sis is
Vokietijos reikalauja neuztek-
tinos kontribucijai garantijos.
Tardieu sake, kad neuzten-
ka frahcuzams vienq Ruhro
mi$$kp, kasyklQ II dirbtuviq.
Garantija reikalinga uzimti If
kitas Vokietijos nacionales is
taigas, kaip tai gelezinkelius
If pasta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
1922 zUVO NUO NUODINGU
SVAIGALU.

WASHINGTON, rugp. 80
- New Yorko valstijoje Xxi
&iolei zuvo 122 zmon6s nuo
nuodihgp svaigalu vartojimo,
paskelbG komisionierius Hay
mes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
JUGOSLAVIJA K0NCENT,
RUOJA KARIUOMENE.

ROMA, rugp. 80. - Jugos,
lavija Austrijos pasieniu pra-
d6jo koncentruoti kariuomene,
Italijos vyriausybe MCCALL at
sisteb6ti tokiu pasielgimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
4 IsGELBETI IS GAISRO.

Du vyru If dvi moteriskl is
gelbeti is gaisro, kilusio ma
muose 236 So. Racine ave. Tai
atliko gaisrininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
Kas ju laukia.

Uselis pasiketines keliauti i
Elkhart. Te4iaus 10 arestavi-
mas sutrukdes jam ia kelione.
Po nelaimes ties Gary buvo
spejama, kad gelezinkeli ME
kas kitas negalejo sugadinti,
kaip tik streikuoja sopmenai.
Pagaliaus pasirode, kad su tue
spejimu neapsirikta.
Suprantamas daiktas, kad
siandie visokios su gelezinke-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
TRYS STREIKIN|NKAI.
PR|S|PAzlNO Prize
sAkALBI0.
JIE SUGADIN0 GELEzIN-
KELI TIES GARY.

~Pirm savait6s laikO netoli
Gary, Ind, greitai vaziuojas
Michigan Central ekspresinis
traukinis staiga nusoko nuo
b6gIu ir susikule. MaSinistas
ir peGkuris zuvo, kitu du trau-
>kinio tarnautoju suzeista.
Po nelaimingo atsitihmo
pasirodd, kad nelaimes yietoje
sugadintas traukinis. Begiai
paliuosuoti nuo Spalq. Trauki-
niui .vaziuojant b6giai prasis-
kete ir ivyko nelaime. Y
.Federaliai agentai if Chica-
cagos, policija pakilo darban.
Pratjus kelioms demons arc
stuota keletas streikininkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30

Pasirodo, kad vieni francu-
zai pageidauja daug, gi kit
dar daugiau. Butu nepapras-
ia, jei visai nieko negautQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
PINIGV KURSAS.

svetimp salip pinigp verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol.
rqgp. 80 d., .buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.45
Prancijos LOO frankly 8.47.
Italijos 100 liru 4.67
Vokietijos 100 markip .0I
Lietuvos 100 auksiniq .07
Lenkp 100 markiu .Ol
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
SU GARLAIvIU zUVO 222
zMONES.

SANTIAGO, Chic, rugp. 80.
- Chile respublikos garlaivis
Italia, 1900 tonu, nuskendo
Chile pakrasciuose. zuvo vi
81 laive buve zmones-150 ke-
liauninku ir 72 igulos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30

liais suriisstos atliktos :pikta-
darybes bus suyerstos ant
streikininkq. Piktadarius If
sakalbininkus laukia dideles
.bausmes, jei ne kartuFas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
Prisipazino.

Tonlis dienomis trys is jQ
prisipazino sugadine gelezln-
keli. TO negana. Jie norejo
dar sudauzyti Twentieth Cen
tury Limited traukinl ties
Elkhart, H. Bet nesuspeta.
Policijja juos su6me.
Prisipazino streikininkal
Sopmenai:
Charles Uselis, 1884 Rock
well ST., maSinistas, vedes, pa
einas, is Rusijos C?), 4merikoj
gyvenqs apie Is metQ.
John Petrowsky, 1902 South
Halsted st., vedes, turis 4 val
kus, taipat is Rusijos.
Joseph Popovitch, 343 w.
43 st. ....:
Visi jie pirm streiko dirbo
New York Central gelezinke=
lilo istaigose.
Uselis pirmutinis iSpazino
atlikes piktq darba. Jie vlsl
trys veike savo unijos vado
nurodymais. Tas vadas poll
cijai zinomas, bet kol-kas ne
suimtas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-30
Stow uz speka.

y FrancuzQ kairiQjQ vadas, T.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-10-13
BEER--LICHT Wine
Favored by United Brick
and Clay Workers in
Convention

The United Brick and Clay Work
ers of America, in their seventh an
nual convention held in Streator, H.,
went on record as favoring the manu-
facture of beer and light wine. Fol-
lowing are the resolutions adopted:
Whereas, Thousands of toilers are
in enforced idleness due to the pass
age of the Volstead act, and millions
of people are suffering as conse-
quence of this unwise legislation due
to unemployment, increased taxes,
high cost of living, general disre-
gard for this law and a trail of it's
demoralizing effects are daily mani
ifested; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the seventh conven-
ton of the United Brick and Clay
Workers of America in session in
Streator, Illinois, hereby records it's
favor of repeating, or modifying, the
Volstead law so as to permit the man
ufacture and sale of genuine beer and
light wine"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-10-13
OLD AGE PENSIONS
Gets Strong Backing at O.
S. F. of L. Convention
Political Endorsement Brings
on Big Battle

Canton, O.-Ohio could pay old
age pensions of $3.50 a year to men
and women more than 65 years old at
a maximum cost of 100000 a year
and the state now is spending $10,-
100000 annually for the care of the
poor, Frank E. Herring, South Bend,
Ind, editor, said Tuesday in address
ing delegates to the annual conven-
tion of the Ohio State Federation of
Labor, in session here.
The State Federation of Labor has
instructed its executive board to draft
an old age pension bill. Petitions are
being circulated throughout the state
for signatures of electors, asking the
legislature to enact such a law.
What activity the Ohio Federation
will take in state politics this fall,
if any, is the cause for much coniect-
ure on the part of delegates Indi.
cations are that the stage is being
set Tor bitter battle on the conven-
tion floor. 1t is reported committee
report has been drafted indorsing A.
Victor Donahey, democratic candidate
for governor, and other state candi-
dates.
John Moore, Columbus, president,
is believed to be opposed to indorse-
ment of any candidates, while John
G. Owens, Cleveland, first vice pres-
dent, has expressed himself as of the
opinion that a new labor party is the
only path open to organized labor
The political angle is being threshed
out in committee rooms, but many
delegates do not believe it can be
kept out of the open meeting.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-10-13
BORAH URGES AM
NESTY

Chicago.-At mass meeting adj
dressed by United States Senator
Borah resolution that we demand
that President Warren G. Harding
Immediately release all political pris-
oners" was unanimously adopted
Senator Borah read from the consti-
tuition the clause which states that
congress shall make no law abridg-
ing the freedom of the speech OF
press.
1T seems to me-" said Senator
Borah, that vicious doctrine has
grown up that when war comes the
constitution is for the time suspend
ed. That is, indeed, a vicious anc
reasonable doctrine.
"There can be no law, no free gov
ernment, without free speech"
Senator Borah assailed the admin
istration's injunction against the rail
road shop men.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-10-13
STRIKEBREAKERS ROB

Washington.-The nations capital
is flooded with thugs and hold-ups
who ceased working" since railroads
are reinstating their regular shop
men. These free and independents,
who were the subject of the presi-
dents solicitation in his message to
congress, and who have been praised
by newspapers, are being rounded up
by the city police, who declare they
have become menace to law and
order. In one day the officers cor
rallied IA in single haul. They are
accused of robbery and holdups.
The police announce that they will
run the gang out of the city No
defense of the "free and independ-
ents" is heard. When they engaged in
the patriotic" work of attempting
to break a strike, however, they were
heroes.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-10-13
PETER SCHMITT
is ATTENDING CONVENTION OF THE OHIO STATE
FEDERATION OF LABOR AT CANTON AND
WRITES INTERESTING LETTER OF
OPENING SESSION
Stanley Ogg Jack Scheaf and Cecil Bowers Also Attend
AS Deegates-Seventh Vice President Ogg Was
In the Chair Tuesday

and the state of New York is the only
one that has taken up this branch of
the labor movement at this time.
Miss Burnham is a very forceful
and convincing speaker and thorough
ly conversant with her subject, and
during the course of her remarks
clearly outlined the reasons for this
bureau, its hopes and aims and its
methods of helping the workers.
1t would take up too much time
and space to describe all this in de-
tail. | will only say that their scheme
for financing. such department of the
labor movement would mean an out
lay of 25 cents per member per year.
A small sum when it is estimated that
the average family will save from
SIS to $40 per year in the matter of
the teeth alone, according to Dr.
Hayhurst.
The idea is to prevent disease pc
culiar to the members Of the craft in
which the worker is engaged. DR..
Hayhurst had chart prepared show
ing the diseases to which the various
crafts are subject.
There is a resolution pending that
endorses this new bureau of work
mems health which / feel sure will
be adopted by the convention.
Stanley Ogg, Jack Scheaf and Cecil
Bowers are the other delegates from
Hamilton, and are all very much in
evidence. Brother Ogg, as seventh
president of the State Fedora
ton, occupied the chair for time
this morning during the address of
Miss Burnham.
| had the pleasure of attending the
meeting of Local Union No. l43, of
Carpenters, of this city last evening.
Brothers Arnold Bill Chas Casey, of
the Ohio Building Trades Council,
Fitzgerald business agent of Middle
town Carpenters Union, the business
agent of Cleveland Carpenters and a
brother carpenter of Lorain, whose
name l do not recall, and myself were
called upon for a few remarks. We
received very respectful hearings and
were applauded for our efforts.
Brother Arnold Bill, in particular, was
at his best and was enthusiastically
received.
The entertainment committee has
arranged for a vaudeville perform
ance at the Lyceum this evening and
banquet for the delegates tomorrow
evening, Wednesday.
AS it is nearing time for the open
ing of the afternoon session, ] will
close with greetings to all members of
organized labor in Hamilton and But
Ter county, and to the readers of the
Butler County Press and particularly
to you, Brother Editor.
Fraternally,
PETER SCHMITT,
President Trades & Labor Council.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-10-13

The following interesting letter
was received from Peter Schmitt,
president of the local Trades and
Labor Council, who is attending the
annual convention of the Ohio State
Federation of Labor at Canton, this
week:
Canton, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1922.
Editor of the Butler County Press:
Dear Friend: Perhaps a few lines
to you in regard to the proceedings
of the o. S. f. of l.. convention here
this week might be of interest to the
readers of the Press.
/ left Hamilton last Saturday at
2 p. M, and drove as far as Spring
field, Mrs. Schmitt accompanying
me- Spent Saturday night at the
home of friend, and left for Colum-
bus, Sunday a. m. at 8 o'clock. 1t
rained practically every step of the
way, so after arriving at Columbus
and it still raining, | decided to put
up my machine and finished up the
rest of my journey by train. En- route
from Columbus | came in contact
with other delegates to the conven-
ton. Miss Sallie Gates, of the 8-hour
Tobacco Company and an exponent of
the union label, shared my seat the
entire trip from Columbus. Miss
Miss Sallie needs no introduction to
the readers of the Press, and most
of them will think what lucky dog
| was to be thus honored. So much
for the trip.
The convention opened at the ap-
pointed time and IN the usual man
ner. Reports of committees, the APP
pointment of permanent committees
and the usual addresses of welcome,
etc
The regular business of the con
vention, however, will be reported in
the daily papers, and no doubt you
will receive these reports through
the usual channels.
The thing that impressed me most
thus far was an address by DR.. Hay
hurst and one by Miss Grace Durn-
ham, of the Workers Health Bureau
of New York. This bureau is some
thing new in the labor movement,