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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

CHICAGO. June 2i.--Cattle-- Receipts
500, compared with week ago strictly
good 20 prime corn fed steers l5U25c
higher: other grades, grassers and all ex-
cept strictly choice yearllnEs l6H CSC low
or. top beef steers SO 90, best long year
lings 1913, I'm between grades butchers
cows ana helfers went 10 l5c lower. others
and Gamers and cutters largely steady.
bulls 25Wtoc lower. veal calves 75c 20 81
lower stockerH and feeders O. 800 of,
weeks bulk beef steers sS.25 a92f,
stockers 5000 q T25, butcher she stock
l4s5m725, Gamers and cutters $4,000
400 veal calves fs.00Hs50.
Hogs-Receipts 900. steady 10 strong.
top sl0.so, bulk t9SO9lO.i5 pigs strong
70 csc higher, mostly s975N IN 30, pack
lng sows smooth I9,20q970, killing pigs
S9,60Nl0,bO.
sheep--Receipts 5000, practically all
direct compared with week ago killinp
| classes mostly asa SOC higher, weeks tor
western lambs tl325, natlce 1890
weeks bulk hest lambs 1l2.0oHl9,oo
yearlinFs s9.60G11.15, wethers 5000 $50
ewes '3.0O96,5O. top feeder lambs il2.oo
| top western yearlinE breeding ewes til,l0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
B. Link

along the streets and IN hotels while
divisional reunions medical clubs
and photographers associations and
other ex-service clubs hold get-to-
gCthcr meetings.
Amuscmcnts and entertainments
include dances, banqucts, rodco
shows, pagcants, legion shows, river
trips, plantation sight-sccing trips,
fire works battles, band concerts,
aviation and ordnance shows, etc.
etc. And last but not least. IL one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

big. enjoyable, happy night when
New Orlenns will be turned into
Paris; everything depArtm, mt
stores. hotels--will be French.
French streets, French girls. French
decorations, French eats--precoedcd
by n big French pageant and fol-
lowed by street dancing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Wichita Livestock.


WICHITA. kHnn June 2I--Hogs-Ne-
ceipts 900. steady, top Tl0l0, bulk 1880
q 1905.
Cattle-Receipts none. market for week
better, grades fed butcher cattle steady,
grassy Kinds slow and weak to t2ht
lower. stockers and feeders slow and low
Hr CalNea lOwor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

Steel Market

NEW YORK, June 24.--There
continues to be a good demand for
steel plates while the building ac-
tivity has resulted in n scarcity OF
pipe and other structural require
ments. The scarcity of fuel IL noted
in the industry but many mills are
starting up and the tone Of the mar
ket Is firm. The trend OF the pig
iron market is steadily upward and
charcoal iron was advanced 81 this
week. The entire market Is broad
ening, all smelters reporting an in
crease OF business although IL is
checked somewhat by the fuel situa-
tion. Copper has remained quiet.
Except In the case of few wire
drawers buyers for domestic con-
sumption have shown little or no
interest and exporters have also
been holding off, partly owing to the
uncertainty OF exchange rates
Some of the smaller producers and
second hands have been shading
prices and electrolytic is reported
available in small lots around the
l3-1-4 cent level. Tin has been sensi-
tive TO fluctuations in exchange and
is easier. Consumers have shown
little interest. Lead is steady to
firm with more buying Interest;
shown, especially on the part or
cable interests,
Zinc has ruled quiet with prices
| shade easier. a better inquiry is
noted for antimony, leading TO a
better undertone, but without change
| in prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Fort Worth LIye.tock

FORT WORTH Texas. June 4.-Catue
Receipts 1875, beeves S32 a $50, bulls
;2.O0d3.7b. calves E5.J0GG.5O
Hogs-Receipts $50. light 40 l5G 1880,
heavy ig.5OGl0lb, pigs Si00do.2b.
ls.oo. stocker sheep s3.0Og 400. feeder
lambs 5000 500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

KANSAS CITY, June 2t.--Ss.S best
oeipts $50, for week better grade pee,
uteers weak TO 2bc lower, she stock anu
yearlinss 26Q75c lower. Gamers and Guy,
tets see lower. bulls steady, stoekers aad
ieeders 25u7bo lower. stock cows ""N
heiters and stock calves 25460c lower 4,
Hogs-Receipts 1900. fairly active ~, W
packers, steady TO i0c lower, top tlo'Ss
oulk ti0o00l0s6.
sheep--ReeeiptH--Non for week, snesi
generally 25e higher, lambs 50d7so high
er' top natives Si2.60.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

CHICAGO, june 24-Potatoes-.hee'e,I,p, eeIp,f nv
81 cars. steady. total United states Ilip R,i.,
mens 500 cars. southern sSGFe'L SSSs 'Lonisi.
Triumphs No. !, .?.1b9S'oo eStia run,
l7JGt2OO cwt; Alabama sacked ISpusopira a
ing Rose s22OW2.S0 cwt; North ,.h cob.
Norfolk section stave barrels 4IeH
i hsrs IL25QA6b.
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Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK. juno 2t-Foreign sx.
change weak,
Great Britain-Demand 438 cables
i.3sh. 60 day bills on banks Assn.
France-Demand $40 y. cables s.gl.
ltaiy-Demand 4G2i5, cables 4G3.
Gormuny-Demand .2s, cables .2SL,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

KANSAS ClTY, June 2l.-Wheat--
Cash, No. hard sl.1SGl.95, No hard
rofn-No. ? white ssi1a5sc. No 2
yellow 6Ols q Gle, No. yellow sSh9-
6lLc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

NEW YORK, June 2t.--rhe actual con, cor,
dition Of clearing house banks ana ut,eit
companies for thu week SHOWS
10 reserve OF ,3,62B 200.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Oklnhnmn CIV livestock.

Receipts $50, top yearlinEs ISIS, heavy
grass fed steers t7.7b. hoifers S. 90, cows
$500, bulk medium 10 goio stuff 500 .
! $500 Gamers and cutters t2O0a 500,
bulls s2b0ds50. caves about steady. best
az $3.50. nesvles Ii5oUb.io common
kinds 12o0G3,0o, stockers ana teeaers
| steady
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

Kansas c..y o-sSgee.
sANoAs CITY, June 2t.-Eggs, butter
""p poultry unchanged.
fotatoes- New, unehanKsd t2ko old
unchanged ;a.Bo, "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
NrM NnrL lntinn.


NEW YORK. June 2i-Cotton-Spot
Quiet. mIddlIhg 2l.0Oc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
QucstInna md Ansncrs.

symptoms Prohibitcd.-l Give mo Tho symp-
toms OF high blood pressure . Also the
symptoms OF hardened arteries am AZ years
old and think my case Is probably either
G.. F. W.
Answer.-I do not consider symptoms in
n!cted on me by correspondents. for tho sim
pie reason that I not capable of deter
mining without examination what ails tho
author OF tho symptoms. And rs for telling
correspondents what the symptoms OF real
imaginary disease conditions are. we'll,
friend. think 1t would be darn sight moro
cussed for me give than to receive Once
In while some low-down sncaking symp-
tom manages to get IN here. and nobody re-
Erets 1t more than !. FOR Inevitably such an
error brings a shower OF letters from readers
who declare have described their cases bet-
ter than they could describe them themselves
and will kindly send on tho euro by return
mail. Goodness me, II knew euro for s
per cent OF all the diseases I can describe
with symptoms fully set fortified be the
most wonderful healer the world has seen In
1900 years
Wear Wide Gartcrs.-Is the wearing OF half
hose by youngsters healthfu! fashion? A
generation ago when women wore rubber CART
ers. the gar;ers were considered bad for the
circulation. Is that not equally true OF the
tight rubber bands which children use to hold
up their half hose MRS. S. T. II.
Answer.--Even moro In my judgment
hslf-hose or hose at worst the eheerest
possible hose should be preferred by every
body. But II any garters are worn they
should be not less than inch In width.
better and one-haH two Inches and
garters OF that width support the hose with
out construction Of tho leg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

CiRCt INSTANCES In part directed IN
- part 'o!'uitors. are awning two men
toward the centor Of tho national poIi,i-
cal stage, in 50 far IS that stage is CON
rolled by the Democratic party. The Demo
Gratis are casting about for :. presidential
o"hHihate = number Of wcll-known Demo
erals may be said 20 be moro or lcss cIIyibIo
more or less Of course according 70 IN.
d!Yidual viewpoint; bu, there is an nm
doubted desire on tho part of many partv
leaders and workers 20 refrain from torcinr
ne situation. a desire 10 have the party
Standard bearer developed or evolved 40 to
sp"aH, by the relatively minor battles n,
INC near futurc. IL other words. thnv are
aispoH"h % lat the man and the hour ince,
naturally and logically Many observers
believe mat Tho twn men referred 10 above
-Pometene ot ONO and Whipple 81
Massachusetts, are on their way 20 keen
such an engagement. with tho chances IA
yorIng h:m whose showing In tho senatorial
campaign proves % be more impressive
10 eliminate the rest Of Tho Ncld of cligi-
Dies including such commanding ngures
~ COX and NcAdoo, would OF course, be
ABSURD but me claims Of Pomerene re-
"."cief IN tho Presldtnts own State or NJ
a Whippi" Triumphant over Lodge and
!'ndgelsm In Massachusetts. certainly would
not stand being ninirniznd Thar. "a No
question as 70 the iu,cntncss with which
democratic leader are watching tho for,
'Nhe7 OF 'h"s" able possibilities Both have
some Instance yet 20 travel; Wh!pple still
mas primary before him and may no, .
"i'"' "'i' carry mo party standard in Massa-
'huA'Na. Popcrenc faces "A campaign in
""'c" the Republican candidate Will I'M
douD,cdly command tho fullcs, s,Ipnort Of
; ,h' "um'h's'faticn In each case, the iu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

honor that TO be ruled OF Kingdom
even then dissolvinR.
Under the Study Lamp.
The gifted and inspired writer Of
tho Hook OF Daniel adds another
striking chapter through the thin Veil
of which his suffering fellow -coun-
trymcn can plainly see a picture OF
tho untoward conditions then prevail
Ing and against which they were
called To contend. BcIshaZzar sacri-
lcgiously takes tn. Vessels raped
from the temple NJ Jerusalem and
wnntonly uses them In his lascivious
rcHel. There WAs no need Tor MIN
sand others In his palace. II MAS II
piece OF studied proclamation. To this
the act OF Antiochus just done cor
responds. Only while Bcishnzzar pro-
profancd the temple Itself. lie re-
placed the golden altar OF incense
Win m altar 10 Ieus. There Is d.-
rect nl!us.on to this in the term
from Dnnici BY Jesus Himself. &.
Tho miraculous nrraiEnmcnt OF the
which could no, bo turned back TO
cancel aught IL had written the UNI
cGuiSocal. courageous Interpretation
by captive lew. and finally Bcishaz-
purple. al! this conspircd To make the
hebrews OF a later date believe their
fortunes were In tho hands OF Je-
hovah. who could dethrone their op-
Boston there IS very significant
memorial OF this unparalleled scene.
Tho great American genius. Watching
ton Ailston. took 1t az subject for
n historical painting. lilo left II un
finished. freely admitting his failure.
II was beyond his art In particular TO
paint the face OF IsclEhaZZar rccciN-
Ing his doom. The scene has been
tho theme Of several poems Of un
usual power. BYRON. iic!nc. Croiy and
Milman have all treated II. 4.
Daniel. although aDStcmious. stood In
tho presence OF the meet luxurious
banquet ever spread. iIis temperance
was n jewel which outshone all 9TH
"rs. Rulers hav. "a moral rcspon-
Sibillty Incident upon their high po-
sition. To this BelshaZzar wax rec
rennt. The character OF Daniel is
all the more lustrous when compared
10 that or I!clshaz:ar. He was faith
fui to God and truth. -. Daniel
made small account ~ material re-
wards. lie served God not for tn"
profit there was in II. Tho
prophet aid not CrlnKc before an alb
soiutc monarch. the crook OF whose
iingcr might have been tho signal to
lift hts head from his shoulders. He
uttered his message fcarlcssly. with
out cQGivOcation.
Anniysi. and Key.
Vivid picture.
Babylon: Size. wealth. strength.
Crown prince acting king
Character as indicated by incident.
Tho siege.
Cyrus. Modes. Perslans
Place, nature.
Banquet.
The incident.
Doom.
SacrilcEc.
handwriting. Interpretation.
story inspirational for victims OF
Ant!ochus' tyranny. That tho object
of It's recital.
Prcscnt-Dny Applications.
Day OF Judgment Is not mere
dogma OF religion. IL IL an institii-
ton OF the human soul. The finger
Of God has written II upon the con-
science TINT even for idle words as
wei! as wicked deeds man must give
account 20 HIS Maker.
Young Peoples Devotional Service.
July Is. l?22-Am"s vi. is; Ec-
ClesinstcG xii. 1914; Matthew Xii. 30.
Motto--Earncst: With a serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
a Course of Blind Folly

= EPCBLICAN Senate leaders. pursuing
the course of blind folly in trying TO
force the passage Of the most eXtortionate
tariff measure ever attempted 10 be foisted
upon the American people. and. having lost
out on their cloture proposal. are now seek
!ns to shut off debate on that measure and
some other bills on their program of legs-
lation a. the present session by amending
the rules 70 stay tho daily expcsu-e to which
il is subjected y resolution amending tho
rules would require only majority vote
More than majority signed the cloture
petition, so Senator Watson. of Indiana, con-
o!uces that motion amending the rules
would be successful
With blind pertnacity. these leaders in
s'si on constituting the dissatisfaction tho
country IS voicing at congressional failure
10 nee, any OF its obligations 10 promote
the public welfare as implying a sense OF
disappointment al its not Fastening the
farm and bonus measures 10 & vote: where
as the converse represents the real state OF
public feeling. The American people have
already obtained the true measure of both
ths 'a!;f: and bonus proposals and they re-
caro- each as an outrage 10 the common
welfare They are fully coEn!zant that tho
trainers o. the present tariff measure early
II their work wholly abandoned tho prin-
c.ple @: Just protection OF American indus
~ ana resCTted 10 & series OF bargains in
which every Senator who could he innu-
e.cec 10 give the bill his support was grant
"a the special favor OF fixing a monopoly
rate on certain comm od!ties in which his
local constituents were Interested in ar,iN-
c!aNT Initiating the prizes by restricting free
market compet!tion. The sum OF these
;fadss' gives the bill !,s strength before
he Senate, Il the majority committed 10
these deals" can force vote on It's pas-
sage before ad;ournmen. o. the session.
Hence, hes. Republican leaders have al
tog"'hs- mistaken the temper O, the people.
IN" latter have wholly lost hope Of the
pfssfn; Congress accomplishing anything
worth @A..e, and their worry Is that II does
aot qn. and 70 homa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
News of Fifty Years Ago

(From tho Richmond Dispatch, July IL. 1879
Richmond enjoyed two storms In day,
YES enjoyed them One came about noon and
the other about o'clock yesterday. and last
night all Richmond people enjoyed refresh
ing sleep after the long intense hot spell.
The Council Committee Relief of the
Poor yesterday elected william j. Epps assist
ant superintendent OF tho almshousc: DR.
J. D. Cullen, physician. and Mrs. James II.
Preston. matron.
Tho second days session OF tho Educational
, Association OF Virginia at stanton. was
featured by an address from Professor c. ID.
walker OF the Virginia Military Institute on
instructions Higher and Lower in Mathe-
matics"
There was terrible accident on the Chcsa-
pcake and Ohio Railroad yesterday The
temporary crossing Greenbrier River
eleven miles from White Sulphur Springs.
gave way as construction train of eight
cars was passing over. Five OF the cars
we're completely wrecked along with the en-
CINE. The engineer, fireman and four negro
hands were killed and seven others badly
hurt, three OF whom will probably die from
their wounds.
The stockholders of 3he North Carolina Cen
trail Railroad met in Raleigh yesterday and
ratified tho lease OF that road to the Richmond
and Danville road. The State proxies voted
for ratification.
r. G.. Dashie,l. John H. Clachcr and Mary
]. Jamison, beth formerly OF Scotland. now
OF Rchmond.
The Richmond crowd has returned from the
Baltimore convention and brought with them
much OF tho enthusiasm they imbibcd while
In attendance upon the great convention.
Because OF low water in the river and
scarce. and thcre will be no street sprinkl inS
for seve.al days to como.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
The Handwriting on the Wall.

There IS not In literature more
v!viT word picture than that which
describes tn" last night In Babylon.
out OF that dim past OF two miilen-
NUNS and half ago. the city is
made TO rise again In It's magnitude,
grandeur. and strength. Its walls.
towering $50 feet. pierced by n hun
drcn braTcn gates, inclosc n common
wealth rather than metropolis. II
Is the center OF tho traffic. art and
learning of tho world. and into Its
,rcasuries tho golden streams OF
tribute and trade are pouring cease
lesSV. The gildcd youth. Bel
sha! ar. is the untrammcled master
OF e|c scene. He is crown prince. but
acting as King whilc his father. the
scholarly Nabonidus. Is abeent from
the capital In research OF immersed
In study at home. CYRUS. tho con.
queror OF the world. with his myriad
pears upon the scene. Belshazzar.
flushed with tho unrivalcd atrcnEth
of his city, does not so much as admit
the thought OF it's being tnken. Its
stores inexhaustible. The incident OF
n siege does not interfere with the
BANQUET which has been planned. II
Belus. that wonder OF tho world. Many
temples OF many lands have been
looted TO supply that table with It's
gold and silver service. and there Is
the glitter OF "barbar!c pearl" There
arc thousand guests. What
inay have hcTun as an orderly stat.
dinner d"Ecncratcs into q Wild drink
ing bout. in the midst OF which an
act OF sacrilegc il committed when
the holy vessels Of tho temple OF
Jerusalem arc put TO !gnoblc use.
when jehovah is thus disgraced
the drunken idolat"rs PROSTATE
themselves before images Of their
code. At that very moment. in the
fun light OF the candclabra. which
may have been the golden cnnd!cstick
from Jerusalem, a hand appears writ
Ing some mystic legend upon the
plaster o. the wall. The revclcrs are
sober in an instant. y pallor and
Iimpncss spreads over all. There was
scurrying about for the maCi, but
their skill failed them. At tho Queens
suggestion Daniel is brought in. The
King appeals to him dcfNrcntialiy.
Never did servant of God show him
Gelf more worthy Of his high calling
lie disdains the preferred gifts. great
though they are. with relentless
fidelity he points out Rclshazzar's
course as compared with that Of
Nchuchad Then he addresses
himself 10 the Interpretation OF the
inscription. Numbered" Weighed. :"
Divided" The last page In Baby
lonian history is written. It's course
IL finished" II IN weighed" by
the uncrr!ng hand OF the Cod of ma
lions, and IN spite OF It's phenomenal
advantages is found ''wanting" And
now Its doom is irrevocRbly scaled
II shall be broken" "iividctr' be-
tween it's conquerors The last act Of
Belshazzar IS the fulhl!ment Of his
vow. and the granting OF the reward
for the Interpretation. An empty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
SAYS SOME ROADS
IGNORE MANDATE

CONTINUED From FIrst Page)
h"ard and Il. ". Jewell. head Of the
Federation OF shop Workers.. TO get
together. Is responsible FOR this
state OF affairs. Il Is said
While w. J. Harahan. presidon, %,
the Chesapeake and Ohio. ktcadtas,lv
has .-fuscd to tax" on now mon To-
MI the vacancies caused u, Tho &c
iion OF tn" strikers. h" Yesterday an
nounccd that outsiders Will have 10
be taken on unless tho old men re-
turn Immediately. The date for III.
return OF tho strikers was not mon.
toned, hut IL Is said tina, 1. any Of
mo old mcn intend 10 go back 10
ihoir jobs. they mus, net without de-
lay or they Will lose their seniority
rights. 10 which they have been en-
titled because OF long service.
Trains Uun on Schedule.
Trains on all the roads are run
Mig on schedule. I, was said ycster-
day. and no disorders OF any kind
have taken place between tho pickcts
and Nnrkm"n who attempt TO seek
enjoyment AZ any of the shops
II was reported yesterday that
three engines sent 10 tho American
Locomotive Works for repairs Mon
day were turned back. II 4 White.
SECRETARY - the CITY Federation o.
shop Crafts. said last night he knew
tho engines mad been s,7' TO tina,
plant and had been tn ned back. bu,
tina, he did not know -nc reason.
George ". Curry. mar,aer of the
American Locomotive Works. las,
night fs;ied that tho Inachtn!sts at
tina, plant had refused 10 do any
work that had been r-:c.' ed there.
and said there wRs noia!ng in the
report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
-wHpHEspAY. july ~. 1922.
Vigorous Action Necessary

a LTHOCGH lapse OF some ten days oc-
.surred before the President awakened
to the seriousness OF the general strike
Of railway shopmen. the increasing signs OF
disorder which 1t is developing have resulted
il his acting with yisor and determination
~ use all the lawful powers OF Federal All
,-0Tiiy 10 facilitate the transportation OF
the United States mails and 10 enforce and
maintain the movement, OF interstate COM
merce. In :urtherance Of this purpose the
ErsS7rsn; has sanctioned grant of author
r. BY AttoTDey-General DaUgherty for the
swearing III OF special deputy United States
SaTshgls 20 cope with violence wherever
ii may show itself in connection with the
Sa::on-v!de strike carried on b. railroad
shopmen.
= THIS Is me policy pursued by Presiden:
cleveland 10 NEE: q similar emergency in
~. II thai year there was : .-eat strike
s;noIg railroad employees in The Wes,. the
}fntsr q The disturbance being a. Chicago
Naen the railroads attempted TO secure
SiheF enp.oya-- r.9,inE followed and The
ya!l:9ad trst5c ws impeded o. altogethcr
t-ocEe6 P:esitsu: Cleveland, over the pro-
rst q Governor -sI;geld @: Illinois. sen,
acoFs - rs sc=os 70 insure the z.sty and
EsIs.: II Tinted STATES malls and 10 p-o,act
t1is:E;a-e commerce TIE action O: the
f-@zi1eat Indicated further control by
~ F@-a'z government; n matters
= NJ :~e though, 10 Is wholly
y rsr State management. and public
= s4Fa SO. lr5r- rs -ez,.,.et
{ "=@71au- e-re1slon G. tulla- Federal
$50. q - .a"..a. - re free move
at a-l %. ...a-s,z.= commerce
~es- -aa1a-- "a, rur ne forces
g. tr tEa- ne central gov
a Tz .w w -. ria fI,1ve- 70 as
-- -s.-,a.- ,..w ana o-1e- IN
go rro. p: 'hr U-lo.. even j: STATE
Su'.tE-,F e-a-ltag Z. t2e face u .aw!ssz-
besz stogla pro,es, sgca f1te1fs-eacs.
ae2c--F :rou various s,-:ks ce--s-= ara
2. encouraging Dlsr.ders are bs,o-,,.r
&C. t-eaae,t j':a,l widely scattered scr
T.o.s c1,-es cf.ris, naws 2. suspeasior o.
Sz@ !:cm ne p-!1ciJa! railroad cer.e.s
+ 'ep'''a1 grow..g ulrest among the
.;r.E=rs-fa-sa. zrains. g-r.ke .-eayo-..
enno-t'-z ,iors srai-s. properly 70: carriers
~ Lac rltz7s9 strikers and derived
zen = ,Ee.- seniority and pension status.
sTlz- -1Fare aEa!Es' some WORKERS and
r:.IsI.nr 2. '-s-rs Tnis cauno, be ,ol-
Grated Il tae States DO no. act w.'n ,-orv,
ana effec:.Y" v.ggr 70 cnd SUCH violence thu
ederAi government, must and VII. II Sta,a
e2cc*,t a." unable 70 afford protection
70 WALcF worsers and 10 railroad proper
i"s,~'f@ PresdeH' would be rccrean, alike
TO public duty and 10 puhlic expectation
were he 10 fail 70 do so. IftrafBc is broken
up.-9y force tn" Federal government, il
hoa"@ 10 meet f. win greater force and
TO That force there j. no limit in tho case
o! national emergency