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‘ , 7 childmn. It needs above- all to be NATDNAL LABOR l
IRE m3 h0RWALKi..m a... TRUCE PROPOSED
ammo SENTINEL
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ESTABLISHED DY
JAMES GOLDEN
'7 Noc onl the flimsy building. which '
' y . -. 1 to be de- “'ASHINGTON. Oct. 9.——An imme-
'causcs constant Lemming S diate industrial truce to continue three
precated, but the thoughtless buildinsmonms; creation of an arbitration
"-— --~-‘ ' by people who have never considered‘wq-by “3° Freeidfm‘ and $01915“-
"~ . " L “mm m - 'and immediate arbitration o t e na-
' 5' I- I" a A' ‘ the time and energy of woeen to
be‘tion-wlde steel strike were among pro-
» ‘ 1'" —~ —-' r “’ "' ' . . , .posals made today to the industrial
."‘ THURSDAY’ OCT' 9’ 1919 of any ”fly" lConference here. The first two were
R‘xnorgs point out that the kitcheulpneaented by representatives of the
'public, and the last by the labor group.
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IINIATUBK ALMANAC FOB,““°.““‘ " "0 “Hang” that there is a| Bernard M. Baruch. chairman of the
TQMORROW Itilt-finite progression without duplifllfipnblic group. made the proposal for
the industrial truce, while. Samuel
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non of steps from raw material t°.Gomp0rS. president of the American
imixl'nn table. to range ,to dining room; TFu‘leratlon of Labor. and chairman of
. _ the labor group. proposed arbitration
that there should be ardoflnite pro '0‘ the steel strike. “r. Gompers' plan
.lrression of soiled dishes from dinlnxlcomemplated immediate return of the
steel strikers to work pending the out-
come of efforts to arbitrate tile dis-
pute.
Gavin McNab. of San Francisco, pros
. posed a permanent arbitration board.
tween sink and dining table, not on'm, mollfllon. which had the approval
‘of the public group. providing that all
lliving eat-presidents be members. ‘
High tide 11:56 a. m.; 12:24-p. m.
'Snn rises 6:58; sest 6:22.
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Memhor of The Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively room to dl‘aklboard to, sink or 'diSh-l
Intitled to the use for publication of} . .
all news dispatches credited to it or:“”‘5h°"» 1° nanny. that tho oupillmrds‘
not otherwise in this paper and also’when. dishes are kept should be be;
the local news published herein. i
All rights of publication of ape;
‘31 dispatches “”91“ are “50 re",the, far side of the kitchen or the far
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urved.‘ 3 .side 0‘ “1° dim! - room; "‘9‘ sink‘ Mr. Gonpera' board for arbitration
"" without a double drainhoard is‘ an ab- of tho steel-tame would be composed
”EnmgfiosNfi'gquNn m- surditv of six. members. two to be appointed
AL“ ‘ " lb? each of the three groups in the
Iditorial Booms—92. Small thim: these? But ten wasted‘corgil‘frt’nce—cavltal. labor and the
pu c.
Business own—93.
Ilrwalk Branch Office—m.
city Editor’s Woo—m
minutes and several dozen ‘wasted‘ Mr. Gompers also presented a reso-
steps titre time's odor. amount up w‘lntion Cumin! Wfl mm!“
principles. which. be emphasized. had
many days in the com of a year. and the unanimous 3W of the hbor
why noun. including the representative. of
106”. to a goodly-number of alien. to too it d b rh
”i201”! 3W3; waste half an hour and a half a milelwfre: r ra ran m" 9 00d; 11"}
3'— 3: a day in foil! drudgery which might be Right of ‘waze earners to organize. ‘
. Right of collective bargaining.
Right of m m to be repre-
sented by representatives of its own
choosing in negotiation: with employ-
spent in‘ some pleasurable or profit-
able occupation.
The breakfast alcove. where it can
WC NOTICE
Old Well,‘Lodno N0. 1'“. F. .nd‘A‘ I.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
, STEBMLING
HEATING. COOKING AND BAKING RANGES
OR HEATERS
We hanthePAIUUSBICHHONDorflln-me
umw.m1ygmnm sum or you!
whack. -
. 01L HEATERS
NIW won m m lull run
un—mmoa on. W
Ready to Hear Garments
“YM‘aD Blank. L~
Th0” blankets on: u. . .
their good wearing. .tt _.
qualities; full sun a. . ‘
Full size Gray Blanket!
‘ Slight mill imperfections.
WW $2.49
. Special. pair ........
Gray. White and Tan Cot-
Soft Nderdovrn izz. .Hli
Special. pair ........
- Fine Ql for lut‘
Durable and warm. a > . ,, . ,
' . Wont- $4.00 pair. Pair- .33 3:32;“ W-‘v “I it 56 9
GM fl.“ mm PC‘T .............. o
.nueun Mans. in blue. OneTone Blankets
Rich colors with be.¢11l t. -2
viii
L2 pink and gray.
“'1“ “we” 1“ “m 3‘7“ ”new” 0" thee l u 'i ii i . l m eril‘reedom of s ‘l in .1
each month—July and August emem' 01"“ on ’ m ed' 3 a "1 ua oim 'luemblaso. We“ ' o ‘e ”"33?“
i, all at 8 o’clock. Aguaster Masons
"medially invited. John K. Finch, W.
I. Robert M. Wllocn, secretary.
'addition to any house. not to substi-g
Right of employers to organize and
tute for the dining room. but to unple- bamin collectively.
14 Minimum oi ~bonr dn' wi
ment i" for the separate bmlsfastahmy of rest in {Sch weekflxnd titan:
3mg NATIQN‘Q mooucrlu '
" 'mmo
The United States Council of N”;
lional Defense has been investigating.
are so often necessary.
l Bad building isftlm most-V emnsivo
kind. wont the country needs
houses of good material. good m
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or separate children‘s lunches whichillalf holiday on Saturday encournpd
and overfime discouraged
Wanton to receive the name pay as
imen for equal work.
, Prohibitlon of labor for children tan-‘-
:der 16 years of axe.
To occur. a xnoater share of con-'
’ Payment of a living wage.
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to
...w_ the post-war cost 0‘ nvm.pmuem“manship. and careful thought as {sideration and
it l't)rmerly.thMr design.
cooperation
with the same zeal that
applied to war problems. its conclu-
sions present nothing new. but lend.
effective emphasis to those of other
. .___.___ ‘klndumstry in which they are engaged,'
NT WALN a tonal conference board was pro-
. "9 UTS ‘90st to provide for the systematic re-
Tlhe war demands black walnut. lo.view of industrial relations and condi-
tions. the board to consist of an equal
one for guns‘tocks. called attention ‘o‘tnamber 0‘ re- “u 0‘ i
rep :1 m emp oy-
The point most W3 .
the lamentable scarcity of this pl'eci-em and workers 1!: ‘
' is. aturall enou. 1.? l ‘ ‘ha‘ z due regard m
ed by this council in y . ill can and once plentiful Wood. Wynne various sections of industry and
productionuanddt reads the nation a“ ' born in the country does not “jam 0‘ ‘ka Flor-““9. 0‘
deserves! 7” on its failure? in CHI { .hoard would.» encouraged .nthoDe-i
essential matter. . . guano. and the nut piles nut?
it finds “that the nation‘s produc—lhand’ they gave him?
live powers have not been fully uttliz- Ifar today. through almost any ‘8de
ed since the armistice: that too fciivffmmnu‘iv without finding a single speci-
goods. notably the necessities of liic.l'mm.
have been produced." itiun are derived of one of the tin-.‘st‘
There has been profiteerinz.
9V2“
lnuuirers.
g Prohibit of 81* feral
i‘mlfli’dleast two _ ars :1 er the laration‘
He may 3070! peace and at such times titer-cutter
as there may be an abnormal condi-
tion of unemployment. A! no time
‘wouid immigration be permitted to ex-.
ceed the nation's ability to American-
100.
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sllortS. and one or the meet valuablefswmm AND 3
.varieties of American timber is neariy~ NEG” “Mlfi 4'
, mm A CLASH:
Continued Prom Pace One. t
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the council (ltllllllr. and some
hoarding of the small stock of goods
There has also been failure
extinct.
Much was said. (lurinl: filo war.
‘ ' 2 ‘ »..; tut. :wusly. ,
to (l'flr‘bm‘ ”0‘1“” "1‘ ‘ 1 0 about the desirability of planting an-
produced.
". i - v . l'ctd vg' ‘
lt “Pres b““‘ n" “"“l‘ “r “ ‘x‘h‘l "m other walnut trcc whenever an old one “as some shooting. This brOUghI tho
local police and a call was sent in ter‘
the state troopels. The clash lastelll
but a few minutes and it was found:
that two men. ahead to have ben:
members of the attacking party. Were
and easun»~ m «tam out the hearth , , .
m p 'was cut down. This has been done‘
in: and pl'tllllo'vlllltf. ill! it urng‘
first. last and all the time the one
to some extent: but the movmncnt
llj '
5 ought to h:- carried much (amber. For-
principle of trudilifinn,
( 1 “ esters are now urcin: wrticulurlr shot in the legs. The men. after their
“ i00t s 'nul nut trolley arc M‘ . . i - -l - -. ~.~ . -
‘ ‘ that waste land. where the (‘lllllfllt' 15'““"““9 “e” ‘hfib‘d' were arrested.
.- means of iii-w Dem-r ~tzmtiarti. oi _ . A number of other arrests were
‘ 1 t ‘ suited to u. ht: planted m walnut. The made. and the bul'Et‘SS said more
' ' " 0 re in. ‘(l.~>l. i 1 \\'i on Wm 11“" . . ‘ ' ‘
hum. a i .. W l “0min“ mm M. “Mam”! lu‘ planting “ould follow before night. A time
" ouch investigation is being made by
n more :mti‘. Man cannot (ou- . .
i g I l d llllt‘ nuts to tilt garden lllls‘ fall. They 11“. bolouzh authorities.
' ' l. . .' ' 'c ." v . , _
Hume ulmt nail in» not plott. 0 me flourish when .3... m” in prcxi-i The shooting today follows a num-
Zl‘hen CQlllt" this solemn warninz. par- .ber Uf “mm“. outbreaks between
‘mity to maples. but will not crow if workers and strikers and their sympo-
. 1‘1“.”qu in “m shade of any otheri‘mzcrs- arcouiing to the borough au-
tll.~s-l jlhm‘ltit‘s. since the wire piant resumed
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ticularly applicable at the pcrsent
time to both side: in'industriai _
utes' lice. __ operations last Monday. ;
P - I Tll(‘ “'xllnui is not exactly a pretty: I‘dill'iona‘ 1:11?“ “'9“? reported going
“-011 American business rests a grave . , , ‘ , _. _ :10 work in t a plant today. but strike!
t eo-opel'a‘ “9". “Moltllng ‘0 Oldmml notions.:l,.fld..m claim only a few men have re-i
‘lt lacks the trace of the eltu. the dig- turned ‘0 ”‘0 works. i
_ I in Monocs n. -
TINY 01' ”W 09k “ml the cleanness and>liela. river frgm :22?)er tgti‘nmtfiiewgazfill
mppnnncg ()f t)”. maple. It 1S not alto be returning to work mOre rspidly.‘
“Oil’olil‘ plants are in operation there
' :since Monday. after a two week’s shut-
'valuabln and its nuts are such treas— down. No attempt has been made as
. _ .. g t to operate Carne ie Steel Coni-
.ule to boys of all a'es th - ‘9 . g
. ‘ . l“ at the for lpanys hoop mill or the American
esters; advice ouzht to be widely fol-iSht‘el and Tinpiate Company plant at
Monessen.
responsibility for efi‘icien
xtlon in bringing about full and pro
portlonate ploduction. (in American
labor rests an equally grave responqi-
’tznml shade tree. But its wood is
billty to attain maximum unit prmluca’
“on aid maintain uninterrupted dis-
tribution of goods. if labor itself is
4’ not to suit-31 from further rises in lowed.
thé cost of living." i
Capital anti labor in one. of the hqu
l
goat American industries are just nOW‘
w engaged in boosting the cost of living near Camden. N. J. Immediately
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A CURE FOR LYNCHING gun wlouoearm. LANGUAGE.
. M‘ I“ ' . certa n merchant died. ieavin to
A .1. '.lo as...au1ted a White “Oman his only son the conduct of his often
3‘sivo bulsiness, and great doubt was ex-
. ’ - ,, ‘ . . ' .. .. . .. _ ' . , please in some quarters whether the
to the yer) best of tilt ll ability, by en ‘posw “(1.. mzantzed to hunt the of- young man possessed the ability tocar-
aging in a deadlock with checks a lender. Hiding in the swamp?! and beul')’ out the father's policies. “Well,"
. . ' . sa‘ ' - - l.
M... m ..,.. .. . m .. ....... ., 2:33:31 mm:
and capable. I'm sure he will auc-
ceed." “Perhaps you’re mitt,” said
another friend. “Henry is undOubted-
ly a. clever fellow, but, take it from
me, old man. he hasn‘t got the head tp
till his father's shoes.”
._*_.—__—____
—’rry an amcnmmcut in. D
South Nowalk Evening Sentinel it
you desire tho be. rend:- ”
abln .
W—w‘
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gully this country is falling back at'men on foot, on horseback. on motor-
.3 the va’ time When it ought to be'cyt-ies and in automobiles. He was
flickering its forward progress. lcauzht next day.
’ Every strike is a blow at promo-i The prisoner was lodged in the jail
m. Every failure of capital and la-‘|at Camden. He was brought into
. to co-operate postpones the. day ol‘.cout-t the same day, fairly tried, con-
demned and sentenced u: 3i minutes.
hours from that time
when the. crime was committed the
criminal was in the-penitentary ”to
serve a sentence of 20 to 30 years.
Much has been said and written
about remedies for lynching Is not
egocupet-‘ation and prosperity.
Forty-eight
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THE NEW HOUSE.
1n era of building is commencing all
”or the country. Houses are needed
’yA-«badiy‘ everywhere that there is,
'_ ve'danget that they will he built uch t um i . ’i
, . ,8 rom execu
‘ ”any too gm for ms' The this tfié begt of all medo i015“ cc as
loss building of 3 house is much . M. it calls for more an“
mmuon the part of an offender's captors
_.. w--.“
Mrs. A. G. “'8“... R. F. D. mum
inlbmflulhnvederhodm ~~
. ‘ the headless entrance into
drama; 4’ _ '
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to the:-
iworkerg in all matters affecting the' .
m‘ember the Walnut trees or his bov-IPIrtment 0: Labor. l
The. boys at the present gem-ru- 1:8 the incomingrtoroi ru. :
hvccodcoalinxhuandmwoddmhfora
fumcolmbntchillymugbfwthchoatofnoilm.m
$1.00 deliver! dill beautiful cabinet toyonrhome.
one now for Xmas delivery. cabinet from $39.00 to ”.76
Hone better we.» the famous Hoosier. ’
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0.: complete and m lino ranging in price from $3.00 to
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