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n. Y. GARMENT MAKERS
CLAIM STRIKE VICTORY
Say They Have Settled Right Of
Collective Agreement by
Employees.

New York. Jan. i7--Fif'y-nvc thou
And garment workers of the metro
roli'sn ai.'r'rt ,hi. morning resumed
work In hundreds of shora which have
heen closcd since November. when
th~v struck IN proics, against insti-
tuition of \ riccework system.
Tho tic.up came To an end yestcr-
IA, when attorneys for tho Cloak.
suit and skirt Manufacturers Pro-
tec'i,e Association notified the work
men the shops would reopen today in
obedience 20 an order OF the State SUI
rrcmc Court Tho strikers voted TO GO
hack - work.
the Victory of the striking cloak
workers IN this city is Of national Inn
pcftarcc," BENJAMIN Schlesinger
president ~ tho International Ladies'
Garment Workers Union. declared In
announcing tho end Of the controversy
III has demonstrated the ability OF
crasrivcd iahor 10 enforce the OBJ
s~rvsnco ot collective agreements by
EMPLOYERS"
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Now Yurh, Jan. II. An Offer made last
aqw.Ma hy Maudu AdAns 10 present
her country place NJ Lake Ronkonkoma,
l.. /, To Nc Cathode s,st~rhcod Of Our
Lady II the Cenaclr. ~. Regis House,
No. M West i<(Mh vtr~ct. has been
appsuvvsl hy bishop Thomas +. Molloy
II Hrnklyn, head ~ the dloccyc which
inelud9e Long lsland. .na
The 'rw'p~rtv eons'sts OF aon acres
" upland. meadow and wood, with
th~ residence, four other buildings
and \ chicken HOUSE accommodating
loo fowl Their ls n small forest Of
locust trees, 10000 ~ which, set out
Nv Mis- Adams v~nrs ago, now are
~ valuable that offers ot hmbcrmen
have, been mnd~ and refused several
times.
Ni.s Adams has bc~n known TO he
non.t N,holc, and the rumor that she
intended ,o donate her property,
valued IN lpiO. at ti30,0op, ~ a Roman
Catholic sis,crhood. gained little cree
t~ncv. |, ~ now revealed that Miss
Adams has frequently lived IN 81
Regis House for protrnctcd periods,
NJ intervals during the last ten years
though she did not participate IN the
religious services
Catholic women ol Manhattan and
Nvoklvn have often gone into the
'retr~ass' IN ST Rcg,s House, periods
given to meditation, prayer and re-.
ltatous practices. r,ous custom ol
NomNn Catholics tho world over. Dur.
ing retreats" those participating dwell
IN -, Regis House, envcloped m ITS
religious atmosphere and setting them
selves Aprr, from the world Tor time.
~ great has been the attraction OF
81 Regis Hourc for this purpose that
" accommodations were inadequate
W. the demands upon H. There was y
need Tor larger building for the pur>
posi-, which the s,stcrhood kaw no HOPE
VI immediately filing with the meant
~ ~ command Miss Adams learned
~ this situation on visit 10 tho con
vcn, last NAV the month Of Mary
Mother ~ Jesus and instantly agreed
10 devote her country home 60 the pur
pose The illness ~ the late Bishop
NJ Rrooklyn Alone retarded fulbllmen'
III her generous purpose.
Runners Of CONVERSION 81 Miss Adam'
10 the Roman Catholic faith were IN
evitshle. but that seems TO be nj
they are.
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CRANE OPERATOR--Desi work
any kind Charles Hays, COS North
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The second meeting or The year Of
the Y. NJ &. A. bible Glasses was held
last evening NJ Gao o'clock in the as
ooeiH',on~ hall Tho usual dinner pre-
coded the session. There were a num-
her ~ visitors present.
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Unemployed Wilmington for Limited Time Use I'll
MERCHANDISE


DU POINT -vulnisl,os, onaracis
and Ail paint products ~ the 4. d.
CArtmell Paint 4 0laBs Co.. Slit and
president. Phone 1929 or $3.50.
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GENUINE MINK sCAKF--For sale. long
genuine. mink scarf; win sacrlfIcc Phons
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AUcTIONS--LECALs

WANTED TO BuY--Low priced houses.
Cal s4<6
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Pages That Interest All!

You know the man who turns Immediately to the
sporting section the outcome Of tho game 10 which
he interested You know tho woman who hastily
scans the society and then pesss the maxasine
section. You know the investor who hardly wst 70
see II a certain stock has risen fallen.
But there 10 one part Of the paper where they can
all meet on common grolnd--thc classified section
There the sportsman, the woman and the investor
viii find many items Of interest to them--interestinR
in the factthat they saving Of tire, trouble and
money.
1t will pay YOU TO become consistent reader Of
Every Evenings classified section.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
CALL 2s4s ". HAULING AND sToR.
AGE. HANNAGAN.s TRANSFER.

G. II. RNTON---Anythlng. anywhere,
snytimc ia22 West Fifth street Phone
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

DIN. WILLIAM & ~EATo<- Formerly Of
Aeaton 4 Moor. dentists has moved 10
NE NV pfnccs, ~ MO Washington street
phOssr kS9J
NOT1Ck The ANIMAL meeting OF the
odd foiloWa Nall Company ~ Whining
ton. DviaWav, Will be held In It's build
ino Tenth and King strrSts on Mcdnes-
DAY neat, January ~. al o clock y m.
boarsi Of dIrw'tors via be- elected az
thls usarslps snd orpanise FOR business
luthsxtla tsiy utSou the Adjournment OF
she storkholdcfs A l.. Johnson. scre-
iosS
NOTICE The anpusl meeting OF tlm
Oe1aWat~ Hospital uill be neld in the
hpoosit2 building, "Wednesday. January
~. ~ ~ p m All persons who have at
~ sko h"apttai snd I'll annual cub
scv1opea - the amour, Of - are mem beers
n IL eQFpora ttou John u Bird socr.-
-iArs WILMINGTON Del January II. 1929
WoTict I'm ana after this date I viii
- ~ rpappnsble for ANY hills unless
Alrscssd ny p'ywIf James u Nourc
~ kgWAkD-lf you can forge my
- ~ alter r. Arc you rccivins
R6sAa ssef caasrk protrtiony Let me
OSers ypW identity. your family aud
NJ buelqesa invsstigaiin9 ~crcti,
n snsiAcolly conductod' Tommcrcia
UsWtsruvs Dur~su. sai Madison street
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HAND-PAINTED sHADEs--Four inches
20 ~ inches IN size. for candle stickg.
lamps and oil lamps converted into cleo
trio lamps at rca sonsbe prices shaw
shade and Lamp Sboppe, 8f2 West Ninth
street. Open evenings TN . O'Clock
phon0 2O90 W
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations wanted-Mals .

CARE-TAKER- General utility and rc-
rAir man. wife hrst-class housrkeepcr:
references exchanged. W II. HUM. Di2
KIrkwood street.
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Legal Notices
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESJATF

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or REAL
EsTATE !
Court Of the state ~ Delaware. Ia and
teenth day Of December. A. ID. 1871. Win
Ssndae o. Tharsdas an ane -p IT, lsa g
At II o'clock > M, AZ tho postodice. -.
Georges. Red Lien 6undfsd. Selarsre. ths
william NJ. Cox. escease1, 10 wft:
All that certain fssrn. fontaikiAg sbous
US acres Of lant. ~ which TilllAm N.
miles from the town of ST. Gsersss on
the road TO krkroc5, adjoining lands 81
the heirs Of James Craig deceased. and
lying along thu ChcSs2eaks and Dolsvsrs
For fun description and terms OF ,s,a
see large hiiis posted or sdcr>ss the unders
WALTER cox, adsafnistrs.sr.
~. Georges, Dslsvars.
or WALTER J. WILLIS. ESQUIRE.
lis st,orney, In5nstriAl Trust Build
Asse es 5HMHsN p dn s15Uef cr+
Wilmington. Delaware. oecs.nbcY "a. 1921.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
For ths District q DelswIrs
THE LINCOLN MOTOR COMPANY
No 44s In Equity
having say claims, demands bills n
accounts against TIE sbove--Ane1 h.
PENDANT
BY virtue Of &C or,er n the District
Court OF the United states for tho District
OF Delaware entered in the above Gauss
on the 1ith day Of January, A. D. 1922,
you. TO file with the Detroit Trust Com
pany. At Detroit. Michigan, ono cf the
| receivers CT this court OF and for tho SAIL
defendant company and the receiver Il
AOnOfpfpn Re trtc
| Court OF The United states for the Eastern
| District OF Michigan. soii4hern Division,
D, 1929. proper g,atements ia xrftins.
/ under oath or affirmation Of your re-
spective claims demands bills and ee-
counts and In default thereof that you
and each OF you be debarred from par
| ticipating In any dividend or distribution
Of assets OF said corporation which nay
nereafter De made pursuant 10 the order
| or sao court.
/ Attest:
ii. 9. MAHAFFY. JR.,
Clerk u. T. District Court.
District of Delaware
Wilmington Delaware, January II. 1927
| OPOsALs--Addressed 70 the president
of the Levy Court. room 1873 Public
Building. Wilmington. Del. will be re-
celyed until u O'Clock noon. Tuesday.
January "a, for replanking of the drive
way and sidewalks. repair OF the side
| walk bracket connections and the repair
OF the side ratings of the Eleventh street
bridge, over the Brandywine creek
In the city Of Wilmington. Plans and
specifications may be secured at the Of
fee of the county engineer, room 1885,
Public Building. on and after January y
upon making deposit OF SIS which will
be refunded upon their return in good
condition on or before the day Of the
letting. A certified check for $500 must
accompany each bid The Levy Court
reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. Charles e. Grub. county en-
gineer.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
NOTES FROM CLASS AND CAMPUS
OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL

taohed to the teachers afternoon re-
port.
The basketball assembly yesterday
turned out to be a dandy. The band
favored the school with several Sc
lections and Jerry Ball, the Jazz
King" with Barto Davis sang two
popular songs. After that the whole
basketball squad gave several selec-
tions.
There was an exciting typewriting
contest held Thursday afternoon in
which there were 40 contestants.
Ester Carpenter won the silver low
ing cup which was awarded by MISS
Curtis and Mr.. Michael. Kelly Tur-
ner came a close second. Ester Car
penter averaged 81 words and Kelly
Turner averaged SO in a ten minute
contest. Mr.. Michael will take the
ten best typists from this group and
coach them for the coming state
championship contest.
The freshmen basketball squad
forfeited their game with the seniors
last evening and the juniors defeated
the sophomores, 80 to IL. This makes
the senior and junior teams tied for
first place. Monday afternoon the
juniors and seniors teams will play
TO decide the class championship. All
juniors and seniors rooters are urged
to be there and help pull for their re-
spective team.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21

Plans FOR the beginning of the Sec
ond semester were read to the fourth
hour classes yesterday. For the
benefit of those who did not hear the
schedule read and for those who do
not know what room to go to on Mon
day the following should be read and
cut out Of the paper and taken to
school Monday:
All students will make their
changes in schedule on Monday
Jan. 90.
About the middle OF each period
during the day a signal OF two short
bells will be given, at which time such
students who are to change their
class for that hour will leave the old
class and report to the new class.
Rollscall will be taken in both new
and old class and students will be
held accountable for all absences.
Where a change occurs in any one
period the student must get the sig
nature of the teacher they are leaving
and the new one to whom they re-
port. These changed schedule cards
must be left with the last teacher to
whom the student reports at the close
Of the days program.
The changed schedule cards on
which the students registered for the
second semester will be returned to
the students on Monday morning, be-
tweeni 8: 80 and 900. None will be
issued after 800.
The students will get their cards as
indicated below. Those students who
have no changes need not get their
cards. However. the teachers indi-
Gated below will hold all the cards
and students may see them if they
are not sure of their schedule. All
students who will take English III
during the second semester must get
their cards and present them to their
teacher of English l and receive in
structions regarding English ii.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
S13O Per Acre

so Acres good soil: 40 acres alfalfa
% sets improvements. Family or
chard. Less than $4,000 will handle.
See Wheeler with Stewart Realty Co.
II w. Adams st. Phone 6997. Dig
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
FOR sALE-HoUsES
Special
BUY THIS TO-DAY

BUY THIS TODAY
s75OO-Modern Extra well Built Brick
Home With High Roof Front
Entrances-5 Large Rooms and
Screen Sleeping Porch = Hard
wood Floors - Cement Porch.
steps and Walks Garages
one Ha is Sleeping Quarters
Above - Paved street-w Walking
Distance-Close to High School
The House is Years Old, and
in class condition.
GREENE & GRIFlE1N
Tel. 1904. 124 N. 1st Ave. dd
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
POLLY AND THE PRoFITEER

The parrot had frequently heard
the dealer quote his price to custo-
mers and had added the words to his
vocabulary. one day lady custo-
mer stopped in front Of his cage and
said: Il like the looks of this bird.
what is your price for him ?"
The dealer noticed the ladys rich
apparel and he raised his price to
match.
"Ten dollars, madam" he said
give dollars, madam croaked
the parrot.
The lady looked at the proprietor,
who had turned to deep red. He
certainly is a good talker,' she said,
"and he seems to have good sense.
I am willing to take him at his own
valuation. DO get him."
"You do" answered the man sadly.
Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Casa Grande
2 Acre Bargain

80 n. Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21

Close to city, close to car. close to
school. 5-room frame house: fine
vineyard and fruit trees: fully
equipped for chicken ranch: sew
eral houses and several pens. All
fenced with chicken wire and cross
fenced. A real snap for $2750: around
$3.50 cash required. Phone 6353.
Live Wire Realty Co. 142 W. Adams
IL
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
FoR sALe-LIvEsrocK
Car For Cows

Good car to trade for 10 good COWS;
car $400, will pay the difference in
cash. Also a. house and lot in Glen
dale to trade for cows. See Ellison,
Live Wire Realty Co., 142 West
Adams: Phone 6353. id
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
MULES : MULES : MULES

have Just received shipment,
three carloads or 40 head Of good
broke mules ready TO go right 10
work. You will find in this lot most
any type you are looking for and at
reasonably low prices. If you need
mules, you should not fail to call ana
look these over, and get our prices
All are sold on a guarantee for rea-
sonable length of time; also have "a
head of extra good mares and horses
mated in pairs, and good broke. IL
you need work stock, / believe you
will save money by buying out OF tnIs
shipment. C.. r. McMullen. 2Vl ~;
18th Ave. Five Points. u
FOR SALE-One Poland China SOW,
to farrow soon; one open gilt. CaiI
Sunday. Honeyland Ranch, on Parh
Road, Il mile north of Indian sam.
tariun. +"
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21

FOR SALE-Six-room house, with
lot adjoining, blocks from town.
407 f.. Polk st. dl
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21

All new students will report to
the registrar. No changes will be
consent of the registrar and no
changes should be made after Mon
day, Jan. 23. No card should be
accepted by any teacher unless signed
by the registrar. All cards should be
turned in at the close of the day at
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
FOR sALE-Eees AND POULTRY

BARRED Rock eggs, $500 per set
ting. Mrs. VIII Knowles. II. L. ID. 4.
DO
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Wonderful Bargain

6 Rooms and bath, lots. 100x1S7s
lots worth at least $4,000. This prop
erty is close in and is a wonderful
bargain for $4750, with only $1,000
cash. Ask Zundel. Phone 1858. Live
Wire Realty Co. 142 W. Adams. id
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Auction
Saturday
Jan. Il, 1922
27 South Fifth Ave.
1:30P. vi.

extra good 6-hole Bucks range,
I extra good 6-bole Majestic range
D roll top office desk and swivel
chair. 4-foot show case, birdseye
maple bed and dressing table, chif-
fonier and dresser, birdseye; rocking
chair, extra good; l Hawthorne dim
ing table and chairs, period patteEyAa
l fumed oak dining table and chairs
to match, extra good; leather seated
chairs, common dining tables, china
closet, wicker rocking chairs, beds,
cots, some good ones; 1 ceiling fan,
1 16-inch Westinghouse fan, 9X12
rugs, small rugs, nice refriger-
ators, 4 dressers, ] oak chiffonier, l
nice lot OF new merchandise, l elect.
table lamp, high chairs, kitchen
chairs, / wall tent, 12x16, just like
lew; ! tea wagon, oil heaters oil
cook stove, gas plates, shotguns, Z
revolyers, SO size; blankets, shoes,
new ones; several quarts canned
fruit, dishes, cooking utensils, Sing
en- sewing machines, a nice lot OF
shoe display stands for the show win
dow, glass tops; garden tools. We
haven't got space to advertise every
rticle. Thousands Of other articles.
Nome where you can buy the goods.
We lead. others follow. Send US any
hing you have FOR sale, Phone 4719,
We sell on commission or buy for
cash.
B. GUESS, THE At1CTIONEER.
- =. 5TH AWE 1t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-03-28
SENATE AGREES
ON PR0VIS0S.T0
4-P0WER PACT
Senate Unravels Its Tangled
Situation to Satisfaction
m..... of All ..

Washington, March 2S.-The SEN
ate finally untangled it's parliamen-
tary difficulties over the four power
treaty supplements IbN Joining the
two supplementary agreements to-
gether and then ratifying them both
by unanimous vote.
One of the supplements, itself in
the form of treaty, defines the ged-
graphical scope of the four power
pact SO as not to include the Japan
ese homeland. The other, attached
to the first by today's action in the
form of preservation" stiput tates
domestic character cannot be brought
before the -four power conferences. "
The vote on the double4barreled
ratification resolution was 73 to 0,
opponents of the four power plans
joining in giving approval to the
supplements because they interpreted
the two agreements as limiting and
curtailing the operation of the prin-
cipal treaty. Several attempts to
attach other reservations which had
failed when the four power treaty
itself was under consideration were
defeated by the usual pro-treaty and
anti-treaty lineup.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-03-28
T0WNLEY ASKS
DISMISSAL OF.
CHARGES MADE
Claims Statute of Limitations
Has Expired in Allegations
Against Him
MOTION IS REJECTED
Taking of Evidence Begins with
Ole Engen, Bank Receiver,
on Witness Stand

Fargo, March 28.-The preliminary
hearing Of A. G. Townley, charged
with embezzlement of $4,000 from the
defunct Scandinavian American bank,
was permitted to continue today.
Judge A. T. Cole, in Cass county dis
trict court this morning, overruled a
demurrer filed by the defense and de-
clared that the defense motion for dis
missal was matter to be decided up
on the hearing ,of evidence, This mo-
ton for dismissal was based on the
ground that the alleged offense had
been committed more than three years
before the complaint was filed and
that the statute Of limitations had be-
come effective. yl
Taking of evidence began with Ole
Engen, receiver of the bank, on the
stand identifying records.
w. S. Lauder of Wahpeton, Leslie
Simpson Of Dickinson and Seth Rich
ardson of Fargo are representing Mr..
Townley while the prosecution is in
the hands of Attorney General Svein-
bjorn Johnson, his chief assistant,
George Shafer, and G. C. Wattam, as
sistant states attorney for Cass
county. "'
Brevig on Stand.
Leslie Simpson, counsel for Town
ley this afternoon promised "Ro-
man holiday" before the proceedings
end -..
The rest CT the morning session
was taken up with testimony Df N.
J. Brevig, II years assistant cashier
of the bank. He identified draft
drawn on J. J. Hastings, vice. presi-
dant of the bank, by T. p. Harvey,
States Sisal Trust; a draft drawn by
his bank on a Minneapolis bank in
payment of this one, and a note
given to his bank signed by the Unit
ed States Sisal Trust by J. J. Hast
ings as trustee. ...gL NJ.
Entry of the last transaction was
of January 20, 1919, he said
The sisal concern paid the $4,000
note by renewal April 7, 1919, and
took out a new note for $4,000 the
witness testified. .nisHtYqug .r.,
The trial is expected to last for
several days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-03-28
IOWA WOMEN in
VICTORIES AT
CITY ELECTIONS
Ticket Which Issued Ultimatum
to Young Men, However,
Goes Down to Defeat

Des Moines, Ia., March 2S-(By the
Associated Press.) ACTIVITY of women
in the political affairs Of Iowa towns
and cities at yesterdays election is
believed to have Brought about cleo
ton of two women members as mayor,
victory to candidates they endorsed in
other towns, the defeat Of Sunday mo-
tion pictures at Ames and New Sharon
and the routing Of the town pool hall
at Newmarket.
At Charlotte, where a hot fight was
fought with a women's ticket stand
ing against bootleggers. and the young
women were reported to have issued
an ultimatum to their male friends TO
support the women's ticket or quit
counting them, the women's ticket was
defeated.