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, 1922-10-17
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

SOAh0NS Dl ODLl1At AONs
In the District Court, Sixth Jud-
icial District.
State of Wyoming, County OF Ma
PAUL MosER, Plaintiff, vs..
PEARL MOSER, Defendant.
To the above named defendant,
Pearl Moser, whose last known place
Of residence was San Francisco,
California:
You will please take notice that
Faul Moser has filed petition
against you in the District Court OF
Natrona County, Wyoming, on the
18th day Of September, A. D. 1879
and that the prayer of said petition
is for an absolute divorce, from
you, upon the grounds that YOU
have absented yourself and deserted
this plaintiff for more than one year
last; and you are further notified
unless you appear in answer to the
petition OF the plaintiff, on or be-
fore the 25th day of November'
A.. D. 1922, judgment will be rem
dered against you in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
Witness my hand and seal Of
this court this 18th day of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1922.
HAZEL CONWELL.
Clerk of the District Court
Pub. Sept. &c, Oct 8. 10, II, "a
81, 1929
, 1922-10-17

In 1870 h record time for crossing
the Atlantic was fourteen days and
eight hours This year the steamship
Mauritania holds the record, her time
being four days. eight hours.
, 1922-10-17
BEGIN HEkE ID

Murder. tinEed with a diaooiical
irony. appeared again IN h history
Of the Flaming Jewel. that priceless
gem first stolen from thu
COUNTESS or EsTHoNLA by the
Erea; international thief,
oUINTANA and later stolen from
cuintana by
MIKE CLISCH.
In his cabin in the Adirondack,
Ciinch was guarding the ssvsl against
the open enmity Of ouintaua and the
secret motive OF
JAMES DARRAGH. who, out Of love
for the countess, had sworn to re-
store the gem. Darrash n az
Clineh's camp under tho name of
HAL SMITH. when ouin,anR cap
lures
EVE STRATER, Clneh's beautiful
step-dauEhter.
Eve escapes from ouintana after
risking her life guarding a packet
which she thought contained the F4am'
inx Jewel. but which held nothing but
two bare OF chocolate. This false
packet was seized by QJntana from -
EORL LEVERETT. a trap thief and
Q~uintana in turn was robbed BY
Hal smith. Clinch and his men
have gone out to wipe out ouin.
taua's gang.
GO on With the Story
-1rzo1E cry
Evening star., 1922-07-09
MAN

An old established firm wants
a man who is capable OF han
ding a big proposition, having
one or two states as his ex-
elusive territory, on a strictly
commission basis. This is an
all-year-around proposition and
is not merely seasonal. as the
name signed at the bottom
would suggest. II you are in
terested write, giving us par
ticulars about yourself and we
will send You full particulars
about ourselves. We want
three men only and this ad is
being run in the leading news
papers in the country. .
THE WING SEED
COMPANY.
Mechanicsburg. Ohio.
MAN of intelligence, ambition,
energy. assured bright future
selling proht-sharing real estate
security OF corporation OF ma
tional reputation. Very 'salable.
generous and growing aompen-
sation. Between 4 and 9 pm,
Sunday or Monday +. II. Stief,
l34l Monroe st. NV.
S A l. E S NJ F N-The A. A. A.
with several thousand members
in the District OF Columbia
wishes to secure the services OF
4 clean cut. competent men to
increase this membership. Do
you know an opportunity when
you see it? Call any day this
week from 9 to 10 am. or 4 to
$50 pm. The American Auto
mobile Association. l108 10th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-09
wANTED-HELP.
Z MALE-Continusd.
SAL ESMA AM

Man. 30 to q years Of sge. with sales and
executive ability. either developed or unde-
with view to becoming manager Of the
Washington office OF reliable New York
company doing . nice local BUSINESS. Write
for interview. giving qualifications. Address
Fox Up Star o151ce
Evening star., 1922-07-09
wAHTED-HE1p.

kinderTarteh grades. etc. Can Sunday. am.
i9 pm. II possible. Charlotte Nellie School.
l121 18th at. NV. ablye Oapon, Circle.
WOMAN. so4s: with pleasing personality. am
eer; capability promptly rewarded: free to
Leave Leave ct s;ty pernsnep, position. NJ. rerr}y;
so!ntely ho.'..t. GOOD education and .srietiy
reliable. to Join an interna tIonai organization.
Call Main oib4 for interview.
WOMEN (5OO nceaed to al positions q
trafhc managers and Interstate Commerce eI-
perts: Present conditions point to an enor-
noMsly increased demand for men and women
trained in trafac within the next sly months.
Salaries range from $4,000 to $4,000 per
in few short months Of Instruction at a
nominal fee. Apply phone Ia Sale Ex-
tension University. room 402. 60O F ~. NV.
Main 1856 La Sale Extension University ha:
placed them In splendid positions. %
YOUNG LADY in ONCE: some knowledge OF
PewrttinF required. A. N. ConnOr. Room
22Z. 128 14th ST. NV. Oxford b:ds.
YOUNG LADIEs-Must hav. coed character
s1e neat outdoor xotk
opportunity. Catholic isdie. apply al 18th st.
NV" nf sET%EES srSs ii iss asb NJ Pn e!ady' 10.
YOUNG LADIES -four. good personality:
steady employment; good compensation. Ap-
ply tMonday. 9 am. to pm, Room POI.
1888 New York ave.
YOUNG WOMEN, cdncated and ambitious to
enter Into new and highly paid profession.
Excellent opportunities In foreign trade. We
Commerce Associa tjou. Baits. 40 star bldg
Phone Main 500, Open until pm.
PRESSERS-Hand,. on ladies'
fine gowns; good pay; expert
cnce and references required.
Apply ready for work. The
Hoffman Co.. 74O 18th st. NV.
LADIES-See our ad under
male help The American Auto
mobile Association. 1lO8 10th
ST NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

SALESWOMEN.
EXPERIENCED. q,
The Hecht Co, requires the
services of experienced sales
women for its Women's hosiery
and lingerie depts. Apply the
Supt.. The Hecht Co.. 9TH at +.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

TAILORING AGENTs-we need a few more
hiri,-class salesmen to sell wonderful $29. so
tailored -to-order suits-overcoats; SEQ cheaper
fnsn store prices: protected territory: you keep
simpson. s3I W Adams ST.. Chicago Dept. 1872
Evening star., 1922-07-09
wANTED-HELP.
ALEsMEN-OontinseA.


sl8 A DAY EASY start you In auto acces.
sorry business: no Investment. no experience
necessary: free accessories. Write kleco 1907
Michigan ave-. Chicago.
statesmen
Who can sell made-tc-indiyidual measure
clothes direct to wearer. Experience preferred,
but not necessary. Big commissions. Broad
way Tailoring Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
We are Looking for
Four High-class Statesmen
that want to make Il 900 within the next
twelve months. and are willing to nay the
price In effort. We have four snc,i vacancies
In our Washington organization and surround
ing territory, to sell q strong and well adver
tised factory line of merchandise on com
mission basis. with advances to producers.
We have no stocks or bonds. nor nnancial
Investment. but our salesmen have to he WILL
Ing to work at least seven hours each dny.
ihis is nothing new, a. we ha!a had
number Of salesmen for several oars making
as much as $1,000 . year. and some that are
doubling this amount. II interested In such
a sales contract.
Phone (Monday) Main 1851 and
ask for Mr.. Caldwell and all in
terview will be arranged.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

TAILORING AGENTS wanted; must be big
producers: we have snappy fall and winter
swatch line nj prices can't help but sell lunion
madel. Write for samples. Leeds Woolen
Mills Chicago. .
Evening star., 1922-07-09

BOOKKEEPER, experienced /;
quick at figures, accurate, good
penman; permanent position.
Columbia Brick and Coal Co.,
Takoma Park, D. C.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

sEM rubber repair for tires and tubes: put or
cold. vulcauizes itself In minutes: guaranteed
,o last life Of tire or tube: sells to every auto
owner and accessory dealer: big proats; Tree
sample. Amazon Rubber Co.. Dept. 2O'. Phiia-
alnl,i pa
Evening star., 1922-07-09

ACDNTSLSeII our wonderful household line:
articles women want; quick. easy sellers: big
profits: free catalog. styerkramcr Factories.
Inc 201 3. Clark. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

AGENTS-s10 daily easy. Ironing board
covers selling like wildfire: sure sale Whcre
shown: experience unnecessary; sample Tee-
RsiIen Mfg Co. Dept 5000. Baltimore bldg.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

AGCNTS-YOu'vc always wanted big money :
here it il: SIG to S32 a day: new patented
iuminum- handle cutlery set: you simply dis-
plsy set and write order: NC deliver and col
lnct: psr you daily: experience unnecessary:
sample free: try IL ont. Jennings MIG %
Set 15+ Dayton. Ohio
Evening star., 1922-07-09

AGENTS-Earn money through control OF Dr.
RIar's famous toilet articles: big. permanent
business can he bnil, In short time; remarka-
HE sample line and selling plan: particulars on
request. Blair Laboratories. LynchouTk. Va.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

WE START YOU without q dollar: soaps. ex-
tracts perfumes. toilet goods: experience uu-
necessary. Carpation Co.. Dept 290. st. Louis.
WHY WORK for otners: Make and sell yonr
o~n goods. we show you how: free book eI-
pIains everything Thos. Steel. President,
.H:, Main. Richmond Va.
Evening star., 1922-07-09
SALES MEN.

s3s WEEKLY selling hosiery guaranteed wear
four months or replaced free. Salary or 80
per cent commission: free samples TO workers.
Manager. Dept. MS, Darby. Pa.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

WOMAN with experience in art
needlework dept. to teach lamp
shade making. Address Box
KS. Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

MIN in each town 70 rpfnish chandeliers,
brass beds autos by method; $40 daily
without capital or experience. Write Gunmetal
70 3O OhI Decatur, Ill.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

WONAN-EsSfern viavf Company wants Z
practical. ambitious woman to qualify for po-
sition!, Of interest and special service to I'M
msnity: must be over 80 year, Of age. Life
wort for right woman. Good pay. Interviaw
necessary. Address Mrs. NJ =. Bates, o16
Colorado bldg. 4 :.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

GARTsIDE's Iron Rust Soap Co.. 5000 Ian
caster ave-. Philadelphia, Pa. Mfss OF the
wants agents Trade mark. print and copy
wight registered in Z. 3. patent once. This
soap removes iron rust. ink and other un-
Washable stains from clothing. marble, ETC.,
Ike magic CSC tube: big profits.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

AGBNTS-sa Ia 81, daily easy: sworn proof !:
your pay in advance. introducing new-sty,e
hosiery: must wear or replaced free: no cap
ital or experience required: just show sam
pics; write orders: we deliver and collect: our
At furnished contains all colors. grades, IN
cIuding silks; spare time satisfactory wac
u Chez Mills CO.. Dept Ills. Cincinnati: Ohio :
Evening star., 1922-07-09

AMBITIOUS MEN-Write today for attractive
nropositiou. selling subscriptions TO America
mosr popular automobile and sportsman maya
zines: quick sales: big profits: pleasant work.
Digest Publishing 60. $40 Eutier pug., I'm
,'snnati e
Evening star., 1922-07-09

SALESWOMAN, experienced,
for petticoats; permanent posi-
ton. Frank R. Jelleff, Inc, 1916
+ st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-09
wANTED-HELP.

MEN wANTED-Three men between the ages
of 25 aud 80. who can give the best Of ref
erences and wish TO join the force Of large
service corp. Cali Main 5464 for interview.
0PPORTUNITY-Capable saiesmen and or.
saniEers. who wish to join corporation "f
local business men; must invest trnm $50o TO
81 ,000. Address Box 28o-s. Star ONCE.
OFFICE BOY-Intelfigent; for permanent po-
sition. Address Box 146-S, Star once.
OPPORTUNITY for young men Of character
and ability to make permanent connection Win
organised sales force Of well known concern.
200 Bond bldg. 14th and New York ave.
PHYSICIAN. with established practice. seek
Ing the association Of . recent graduate In
party. Address BOX 1855. star ONCE.
PORTER WANTED. Apply Monday. 81 9TH
NV.
REAL ESTATE salesmen wanted Bradley
Hills Realty Corporation, :c0-"22 Colorado
building
Evening star., 1922-07-09

YOUR NAME brings copy Money Making Ideas.
rhr great 52-page agents and mail dealers
magazine. A. H. Kraus kraus bldg, Mil
waukee. Wis
Evening star., 1922-07-09

ADVERTISING salesman: our men net from
$50 per week up: commission basis: excel
established business. Mr.. Ralston. $50 Wade
ST.. Cincinnati, Ohio
Evening star., 1922-07-09

AGENTS-$3OO per month: stead! pay: new
style written guarantee hosiery; must wear OF
rapIaced free: experience unnecessary; sam
ples free: trial Will prove. Jennings MIG.
Co. Line no DAYTON. Ohio
Evening star., 1922-07-09

., SHOE statesmen.
Experienced shoe statesmen
wanted by large department
store. Address Box o3-S, Star
office. I
Evening star., 1922-07-09

INCREASE your nronts selling soap perfumes
eItrafIr. etc As side lire: EacasSan Co..
napy R1C. g. louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

MAN of neat appearance, ambitious. Willing to
wo;k hard for big pay and Advancement; must
have good character and references. Call 70,
interview. III Bond bid1
Evening star., 1922-07-09

AGENTS WANTED TO advertise our goods and
distribute free samples TO consumer; VIC per
hour write for full particulars. American
Products Co., 62le American bldg. Cfncin-
nat. Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Machinists and Boilermakers
Experienced in railway repair work on West
ern Maryland Railway. wagcs. 81 per day Of
10 hours, Apply at employ ment once Of
Contractor G. J. Wolfe. Exeter and Hillen
efn. baltimore. Nd
Evening star., 1922-07-09

WILL YOU risk a postal to learn how to start
PROD able business without capital expert
once: Others make $50 weekly siIvering mir
rois. rehnshing tableware. rehectors, brass
t,ons furnish International Iaborato
I,opt
Evening star., 1922-07-09

MEN AND WOMEN-If you
are capable and willing to earn
from $40 to so per week doing
pleasant outside work. can
vassing a selling line. Address
Box 127-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

FOR SALE-Tea house high class: excellent
location income from rooms paying all r1
penses: splendid proposition bargain for qncs
sale North 10 address BuN lSSS. Sia:
Evening star., 1922-07-09

| HAVE Y0T $500 or 81 900 that YOU pE
| into local business that needs more capita:
! for expansion: Address BOX I53-S. Star office
w.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

tDavis SIS quality. made to-measure ciothes
+from maker to wearer; year-r round position;
buick sales: advertising to help you: entire de-
Faction money returned: square deaf.' prop
.4aition; investigate rs; act quick. Write. Civ
Tag three references. p. q. Davis TAILORING
Evening star., 1922-07-09

|wE1.L~RArDD CORPORATION WANTS eapa-
pie man for permanent. well paid position sell
Ing established repes ting speeisity. Write tine
Eoioreraft Co.. I47s W. 10th. Geysinnd. Ohio. :
Evening star., 1922-07-09

VI Z n AND W Q M E N-We
have a proposition that will ap-
peal to you. You can earn big
commissions and bonus handling
our line. selling on easy terms !;
experience; not absolutely neces-
sary, as we will be glad to teach
you. Address Box 128-S, Star
office.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

ACENTS-Scwiy invented aluminium combina
lions: remarkable fast sales: new credit plan
repeat orders fnll line: all credited: unlimit-
ed business with no capital required. Wilson
TtrnsU Co 9OS 3rd Dayton Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

SHOE SALESWOMEN.
Experienced saleswomen for
shoe department in large depart
ment store. Address Box o2-S.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

SALESMAN-For adjacent towns; salary or
commission: general agency opening. Federal
Nnrseriea ROchester. n Y
Evening star., 1922-07-09

DOMEsT1C-WHITE
GENERAL housework, white. 2 In family;
seod home; suburban. Address Boz e-s. g. Star
once. 2.
GENERAL housework. middle-ased white
lady, cooking, washing, care OF 4-ysar-old
boy. Mr.. Hodson, 121S g q: NV.
Refined, neat edpcated lady.
NOT over %. for vidower physican's home; NO
children: one who would appreciate z good
home and kindness. Addreas Box 1d2-S, star
ONCE.
NURSE for children, experienced; stay nights;
references. CleY. 1855.
SETTETb WOMAN-By young couple. EN-:
ployed to assume charge OF home ana care OF
fhree-year-old child. Address Boz soOs. star
WHITE WOMAN, elderly. to wait on semi
invalid, Write, state age and salary expect
3D. Address Boz eos. Star once
W00AN 70 COOK (responsible) for and
attend to small apartment house: woman from
so 10 <5 years. preferred. Phone franklin
s97. 1917 l. ct. NV.
WOMAN, eIpefis1ced. white. for family ti.fee
adults; six-room ho9ss; cook, hcussWork ana
laundry; $50 and room. Must have excel
lent refersnces: Call Cclameta 19o0 10
D0AINsTIc-WNlTN ON 00LoRED.
GIRL to assIaf With care Of cAildrss and
housewsrk n .subalbaa home stay aights;
rcod poeit1on sad hSms for q willing gtfi.
Address Bo3 Has. Star of1ce.
GOOD C0OK wanted Immediately: good
wages. Pheae Cleveland 1884.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

EIICATESSEN SToRE-one Of The hest pa
ing in the dity. Phone y. 1891. 1900 18th -
Evening star., 1922-07-09

AGENTS-Wonderfui seller: O0c psont every
dollar sales. Deliver on spot. License unnec-
~..ary. sample free. MISSION. Factory
s&2l Smith ave-. Detroit. Mich
Evening star., 1922-07-09
DOMEs7ii-WHFTE:.

waitress white: viii
work IA public or private home: reference. 323
Mass. ave. ne.
GIRL. refnsd. white. desires work in small
famig. Address Box les. star tofice. s.
DOMESTIC All,l.N
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-27

Kal;snell-Three tunnels, from zoo
70 500 It. in length, to be drilled for
Lolo Pass road.
Great FaIls-Utah Southern oll 20.
takes over holding of Montana-Sweet
Grass. comprising some 1000 acres.
Rutte-Galena Mining Co, consider
mo installa. ion of mill.
Montana ranges in good condition
and reports indicate better feed Sit
nation than year ago.
Hamilton-Peaches being produced
IN marketable quantities west OF here.
Hardin TO ship 200 carloads sugar
bee this year returning some $780,
Belt-Bridge to be built across Belt
creek. - a.oooo
New York order.
Belt ships IS cars cattle to Chicago
markets.
Belt Riceville road to be graded
from Arlington 1904 miles toward
Riceville.
Great Falls-Cascade Co. Oil &
Gas. CO., to drill well six miles north
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-27

- xs s4r : = IS
aid of our friends in the legal profess
sion to respond, If their other obiigaa.,
tions permit. We ask each of YOU, u
such a call comes to you, to advise US
promptly of your willingness to take
the case. We will give you the names
of other persons in your community
who will be of assistance perhaps 10
the, way of securing publicity and
other support. We would also wire
the newspapers in your community to
get in touch with you for story on
the case after it has been accepted.
Eve do not anticipate flood OF
such cases, but if the Injunction runs
any considerable length Of time, there
will probably be a large number OF
scat tered eases. We are confident OF
your cooperation in this work.
The communication is signed by
Roger N. Baldwin, director of the
American Civil Liberties Union.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-27
LOW RATE ATTRACTS
MONTANA WHEAT WEST

Astoria, Ore, Oct. 25.-The first
Montana grain diverted from the Ov-
erland route to Minnesota by the pre-
ferential rate of seven cents per humid
red pounds granted by the Great
Northern railway on Montana grain
shipped from that state to ports OF
the Pacific Northwest for export Is
being received at Astoria.
The present movement is for milling
purposes, the flour to be shipped for
eign, but it is considered only the fore
runner of vastly increased shipments
which viii be attracted to the Column
bia river by the new rate.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-27
MONTANA INDUS
TRIAL PROGRESS

Helena-Old Alabama mine IN
T title Rockies undergoing new explof-
Great Falls-Black Eagle, suburb
to have street lights, cost $l,Ooo.a
shelby-s1oo, 900 hotel planned, No
Elliston-Black Jack mine on Nlg-
ger Hill shipping silver ore to smei-
ter. d.,,
Butte-Increase Of % cents gay
in wages and colder weather. are e, eA X
his district in next few weeks.
Sanders county wants bridge across
Flathead. bo;no
made on test we'll. r.,
Montana Power Co. completes ilne
Great Falls-United Brethren
church plans $4,000 building.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-27
SAYS COUNTY GOVERNMENT
MUST BE MORE EFFICIENT
AND ADAPTED TO LOCAL
NEEDS IF THERE IS TO BE ANY
ECONOMY.

Either our city and county govern
ments must meet the new problems
that have grown out of ever increasing
tax burdens and make receipts and
expenditures balance, or they will
break down"
That is the warning sounded by
Dean J. M. Hamilton of the State
College at Bozeman, president of the
Montana State Teachers association,
in a letter sent to the local county
association in which he asks it's sup
port of the proposed constitutional
amendment permitting changes in city
and county administration which will
be submitted to Montana voters No
venlber seventh.
@Local government must be made
as effective as private enterprise" he
declares. II am sure that the pro-
posed amendment is necessary for the
solution of our city and county adj
ministrative problems. It is entirely
safe because no form Of government
permitted under this amendment can
be adopted or discontinued until it
has been approved by them. | am
urging my friends to vote for the
amendment"
AMENDMENT is SOLUTION
He favors the proposed constitu-
tional amendment, Dean Hamilton
says, because "it has for it's object the
making of city and county govern
ment more efficient. The rapid in
crease of city and county taxes makes
economy an absolute necessity. Bet
ter business methods is the only ans
wer to the demand for retrenchment.
The amendment authorizes the legis-
lature to pass laws that will enable
the local government to use the same
business methods adopted successfully
by corporate interests"
The greatest defect of local gov
eminent, according to Dean Hamilton,
is the lack of centralized, responsible,
expert management. "There is not a
mine, nor a railroad, nor large mer-
camille business in Montana that
could operate if it elected a board OF
directors in the same manner that we
elect our city and county officers. In
five years they would all be in the
hands of receivers. The time has
come when taxpayers of the state
Iausts take and demand less politics
and more business in county govern
ment." he declares.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-27

out yesterday by the officers of that
organization. The Union has already
offered aid directly to each of the per-
sons so far arrested under these
clauses, and will supply bail, defense
funds and organized support WHEREBY
er practicable.
The communication of the Union to
the attorneys throughout the country
associated with it, reads:
'sThis organization has offered to
the Railway Employees Department of
the American Federation of Labor our
cooperation in free speech cases arts
ing under the injunction secured by
Attorney General Daugherty in the
federal court of Chicago against the
striking railway shopnen. That in
junction, as you know, forhids the ex-
ercise Of the ordinary rights of free
speech. free press and freedom of as
semblage in connection with the pres
ent strike.
"This injunction is the most sweep
ing denial of the elementary rights of
citizens which has been secured by
any governmental agency in these
years Of repressive measure siltee the
war. It is the obligation of all Of us
who are committed to the principle of
free speech to combat it in every way
VIC can. There is not much prospect
of saving from Jail any man who vi
olates it, but there is an opportunity
in the hearings of such case to call
public attention effectively to the is
sues involved.
"Cn that score, we ask every attor-
ney associated with this work to take
free of charge or for expenses only
as a matter of public service, any To-
cal case of a member of the railway
shopmen's unions or any syn1pathiz-
ers arrested for violation of the free
speech and free assemblage clauses
of the injunction. The preparation of
such a case will require comparatively
little time and the public service rem
dered may be very considerable.
1--WE have invited the railway shop
men to get in touch with us by wire
or letter in the case of any man SO
arrested, and we have pledged the