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___________________________A NEWSPAPER WITH A CONSCIENCE
-', ME 51--NUMBER 36 PICKENS, S. C., DECEMBER 29 1921 SBCITO,$.OAYA
PROGRESS SLOW
DURING THEYFA
Heavy Taxes, Chaotic dn6
Conditions and. Minor Wars
Hamper Recovery in 1921.
HOPE COMES NEAR ITS El
Washington Conference on Armame
Limitation the Moot Important
Event-What President Hard
ing's Administration and
the Congress Have
Accomplished.
Dy EDWARD W. PICKARD
Buck to Normulcy was the slog;
of 1921, not only in Ainerien but
all the alvilzecl nations of the wOr
But snlor wars,.iterial economic d
turlhuii's, chaotic finianiial conditil
In Europe, widlesprendl uneanploymeu
fauiilie lin ltiussin anid other hindrun
nilde progress In i the rligit direct I
Slow, except lng, perhaps, In the Unit
&Stttes. F %
ti e yea iopeiied the peoli
grounning tii r the burden
'ution aend depression resulting fro
the iWorld wair. A. It drew to a elo
they were still gron'aing but had hop
full] turned their eyes toward Was
Ington, where the representatives
great powers were negotiatiig inte
naitloinal ngreeaenits tht would elil
Imate sonic of the causes of war, e
pecinlly Ii the Far Eist, and iiim
the iieus of nuinkluig war. In ti
ilucelss of tils conference and of ot
ers that might grog out of It lay ft
the hlie ieing the hope of huiniinity
Efforts to enforce the terms of ti
treaty of Versailies resulted in co
filets aoinng some of the niew Hatlo
created by that pact, ant several
the oier niotlus were involved
wiearfare. .erzuinny, working fast
recover her old position in the wor
of citinteree, was hatinpered by ti
liesa trous decliue in tle value of tI
unirk, auid her lenders protested eo
tiunly that she could not possih
Sayv the war hIdemnutity. l'enee nego
fntions between the hritish gtoveriuue
and Sin i"ein were broiight. to at su
eas:iit l conelus-lon by wthih the Irh
PrzCe State was constituted.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
'.fe League of Nati ons, thou
functitoing witihout tie co-opernthl
of the Untiited Stotes, necupiisl
niclh during the yea i, hldetly throus
its couuiel, which uset ii Paris a
1ebrtihiary 21 and tiiimmdiately reterri
prio.ed titeiiduients to the ctveavuiii
to it enitumit tee. l'resident Wilsoi
who during ,Jainuary had witliIn iv
the Amierle:n representatives front IIItl
council of itthsadors aid the repi
iratluns ctiiinisslon,' on February :
'eut to the league couiel it stroni
protest uigilust the itelusion of tli
island of Yap to territories sulijecte
to the inandate of .upan, and al:
fornully deinnided for Amerilc
voice in the dtsisosal of tlie forn,11t
(Gerii an colonies. ilie eu.min-I In r.
ply Said it wast not concernedI~i wit
the aliloet ion ofr Yni to .lipaun an
Invited thle I 'niitedi St atea tos take pal
in disenissionls toiicerntinig the Tlurki;
the Jtepliennltui adliniustrain too
ottlee Secrtary ofI State Hu ighes reil
ernte id Mr. Wi'lson's standi~ coii er'nin,
u and 114 mandu~itss ini genieral, ant
litter F'rane nuidi ly hidorsedl Amie
lea's poisition)1 in thie (coiitro versy ov'
the hsan . though .ina n forimal ly i
futsed to gIve upi her iinithite. Ther<
after thaiit dispu~ite was thle iiub.leet
long draiIwn-ssut niegtit i ous bet wei
the UniI ted Staite(S iiiI nilJpiian wic
led to a treaty by~ whleh thle l'iiiti
tles was a ssuri''d eitat I rights
Ip and othe'r .l' iiids uta tdale ci
Jpan1.
01Ary g hat Gemanytuore thn to i il
thatt Lato via aind listhoin souild I
recfognhized asM sovereIgn statet, at
then fixed thie (fermnan repara'tins
226),000,000J,000 golb ima rks, pa tyiabie
anu ins1nt 31h1ueiits, atint 12 per cc
tax oni expiorts durlig t he pierliod
ptaymnent. Thliis iepairations deisl
crea ted conusternaut ion in (4ertantiy rn
Blerlini at onice begtnun efforts to p
suade the United St ates to Iiterve&
In her behalf. TIhe Wilsont iiniiist
tion maude no responseti, but onI Alj
2 Secretary Htigl.es itifortnwd (1
umany3 thle Uniltedi Sta2 tes wouhi ul
coun uttie lier esenup ing fl I r'espi
silithy for the wanr or get i lng sout
pauyinig tso the himdu of hier lllt.
fewv dnys'~ earlier, iurlin havIng fl
to) tanke thet first paymenlts. F , rer
biug niii Itubr ort. TIhet liritIish
eedstronigly to I112 th i h'epimh
hei tioius toi dettah it the negotinithI
over thle repariuiatlions hill. Sullb-e' it
ay that i'irmanyi, with iier o W!iui'I
A di chnclor wsroai.dt
enp the flglliQ% O t Ir)(J(,INq, got(
tmarks llll~y d(idoS( fil ly the su
premle tIoulCJ, made(1t tiit. litlllietts diue
duing the year but, oft I t.( Sater R14,nc!thtte11ll~~e ato
tilt Slim see d that the S it rlIa part of
1912 (could not he rItSki~d. Anil' sht.E
tle onom!i~ttst 2itroeS} that to drlive
hI)er Sito absoluSte bh;trl)at(y would
of tie disiastrous to the rc"st of lie iVol'kit,
toward the ( it' et he yeair thiere
11: Inicreasinig I ii Sk fit' 11rrtgilag u
flioraturiuni of two to three ycotr for
)*er. !^; mno wvas tie~ chief ohj3eetor
Otto such dela~y, as she., relied ont the
.DHione~y due her from (;ermany. but
site~ AllowedI signs of yielding to the
genieral iew. l)iIiou of Tippter
(cauised at Sot (of tetlle. A p~lehiseite
wats aid there hit Matrc, bhut both
skies ti-se'atvd it was uatafmr and curly
lit May' thSi reiont *its IivideS by
Pollsh lrregulai ,s. Thinly i gilled support
Wtis ghezi Mlenia by the WVarsaw go
eliimalieit 1111(1 2tiiSo Sly the Freneh and
thtere s aic''e(kdaS u loll"g series cf fights
1u liet wt.tl tIu li Int l Geri'itit w'oSlateer
dfs~e, 'f'l citll c~~~ii Of the
11$ Itrih troljs ('Iltl Qi'E the. terri tory
11,mi *1( Se'gil ("i'Setrtig lit.th hi' (ll(' . Thle
1, I'S tlle w"is referred to thle leagute
Vl cnitll iilaielit nOtialier iiiioumtee'a
,1the leui tlt ty II iiet. Neitlhe'r (' :raiai liv
nor 1I' ilttni it~s sat tstlteq but butt Sile
if All Ihirotigli thle year the (reeks
i1 fogh (te '1'tark is), na~ emo S st s Int
SAniaitolla, ith vairying fort utie. wileik
the aillSied pawers hldi aooS, It hal
I. Offerling miedltition wvhl ala Gr1ec~ re
fused. lIn Neovembter Fiructt ue nd
rtietly witsi thle JKriiialIst g~overi iu,ni
ivittlttiised proatest s from (;relit
s- 31itilI tiid lets to i tihlllhttte liegt iti
titiS.
e''110 L'inte'l tthes formally mlaide
p('ai(*e with the cenftral Ipoerse', (Sie
ar treitty Ail Austria being signeed Au
gust 24, Itat wit h Geruiauay August 25,
eand thie Pacet with hlungary August 21.
I thstr tisAlele rsre alis th t. witsi gi vein her by~ the t reaity of
)fVersalilles whichi the rseiiate hull re
itfused toa ratify.
,( I're.'sieet 1Satr"(itlg on2 Jutly It) is
ti ant i i~fomtiulaS litivitait Seaa t 1( Grtmi
1e Irl"taia , l"'rit, I tatly and Jstiutt to
scui' reair'seltttives .I to 1'aihitgtait
fu te(altfet'CtE' on liniitateai eaf
V! tl1tlillit anmd 1Itar last II(tiottS
I- Accepit 112ce front all was already Its*
tsureal Siyv ft p~rocess of? "afeing out,.,
atndc ni August 11 the fortl tt-t
all ioubas wient out. (hills.. Belgium, lbS."
11111 l(Iad Por't tguh ireig litk'ed to jii.'
IlSeil to1 iii (dtiMIiiM tiIIS ihlig lhe
it r 1-::1st. 'rTe foremot~st stil csmieli elf
these ine 1I'oW~rs were niamned :ta
((S'ga E's iu oitl cii ovE-lilIe 12 te 1114
'It ntuteaus csi l fc'aClcE aau'leel wvit f11+ii
11 jao-diij." (!4'i 1001. AlSitost hlie(ll te
(1 Sy Seera'toriy 1! nghes Stilt foiwa id
A1 uAeric'a' '5iao fur ree(l ct Su 1111(1
i1 Stag II rniitl Soildty firl tean years*, time
it scrojai1ttg olf :thl shlljahaultilng Ipa
k, ititS.1 lle'Ntt'uiES101 Of* vesselSs to ut (err
11 taiiwili~lt I alal the hnlt ii tenaile lof
e t Ste tlt'eE Eof A4mleriEct, (rea l ilin
a lid .Itpa ill oat a5-:-;1 Sit sis. The jal1lli
It wu formital ly a cejtES lay flitp Etlt'glIt('s
g of t hose ntioll oai an I leceaither 15 atad
e' to the agreeenat 'were ktdedelaptisest
tt for the Srr'se'rvitioli oif the status quoi
0 of nivatl haatses anid tartitteattou in the
It western) P'aciic
r !t almoitst equal Simlpoartancee was tilt
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
During the first six months of the
year the guerrilla warfare between the
British forces In Ireland and the Irisi
"republicans" continued unabated
Murders by the Stian Felners and re
prisals by the British were of abnios
(hilly occurrence. The Irish were espe
Cilly exasperatel iy the execution o
it number of prisiers convlcted o
.coniplielty iII the killing of soldierti
The appointnment of Lord Talbot, lead
ilug British Riomisn C'atholle, as lort
lieutenant of Ireland,. failed of its of
feet. On May 25 the Sian Feiner'
burned the Dublin custnn house, ant
en June 30 they re-elected 1amonn ii
Valera president of- the "Irish repub
lie." Meanwhilh the new governinent o
northern Ireland was orgainired, witi
Sir .lames Craig as premiler. and ut
I June 22 King (eorge' went across ti
.open the Ulster parliamaent. De Valer
on July 9 accepted the invitation o
Premier Lloyd George ten conferene
inl Londott, and trie- ws annuoutmed
Tihen btgin the series of negotittion
that lasted through the remitnider o
the year. Offers and counter-fter;
werra nu:de, and finally Blrtain prof
fered ir.aand full status as a dloiln inilo
within the empire, to be ktrwni as thl
Irish Free Staste. A treaty to this
effect was ratitlied by the British linr
liaient tund subunitted to (l.l eireatinn,
Ulster was niot conisulte'l. buit was
giVen the opitlon of becoinig it part
of the Irish Free state or retaitning
her status. Angrily =he chios.e the
latter.
Charles. ex-einperor of Atustrit-Iltin.
gary, mnide two futile efforts to regain
the -Iungairian throne. O ii Mtrc i 27 he
appeared in llungatry without forces
an1d claimned the crown, but Itege't
Hoiyrthy refise to step iiles. C'echo
slovatkia, Ju go-Sladas a1t ttl itutlai
muohilized to frustrate the coup and the
allied councli of tninlassalors warned
Hungary t hat tihe restoration of the
-ap1sburg regime would not hit toler,
ated. So Charles returned to his pthsin
of refuge In Switzer 'aild. But lie wa
not through. for otie 'toter 21 he any
his wife, Zita, went by iiirptlane t(
Hungary aillt rallied i considierahl
number of supporters who proc'lahne
Charlei' king. Again the "little en
-tente" prepared fort netbtt, but itegen
llorthy led his aiiy out of Hiudhapies
and defeated the Carlists in a real hat
tie. The forter emuperor and11i eiipres
were taken prisoner, as were ita stube
of prominent Hungarlan nobles. 'I'h
allies decreed that C.harles uitust Ii
exiled, tid ini Novenber he and Zitt
were taken to Funchal, Matdeirs.
Russia's year was one of fighting
famine and efforts to resuie relations
-with olther nations. The soviet guv.
ernitnent held its iowi agallist repieited
revolts, whle'h Ial:ueded rishigs of the
woirkinguiten of Moseow. or peas
ants under Aittouov, and an titvaslon
of the Ukraine by Petlurit. whih ro
a time t hreatenel to be successful.
Failure of the crops brought at terrible
famine in the Volga region. Many
thousands starved to death and even
the Ainerican relief administration,
which took charge of tle sittint lol,
could only partially check the disaster.
In seeking to break through the riug
of isolation surrounding it. the Moscow
government gradually receded from ita
eonunlunistle principles. It sought the
aid of .ifiregnm capital, andt! til August
9 it iabandoned slate own:ersll ofit allI
hbut a few oft the largest unilusties.
Treaties were madue with thle Baltic
state's anid withi Turkey, andi templt
lug offers of 'oin'essiins were hteldi
uit to other tioiins. In a iotiable
pr'onouitnient on Ititber '.1 P'reiinier
1k nilt ad miiledi the econieii d'iefeat
of coiun im.
Old King Peter' of Serbia tiled In
Belgrade til Auiguist 17, anid four days
later his son Alexatndert was pro
elalinedl king of Jutgo-Slavia. lie wits
relucitant noi leave Pais, htoweve'r, anid
it wits nit unt1il Novembeitr t that he
went to Helgraude anid assumted hist
('rownt. Por'tigil was utpst bty sev
eral revyolultIinary mo Iiivelinents t owarid
the close of the year. Oni August 19
the milnistriy was ovethrowi, by a mIll
t ary coupa andi several exi'anet meen
bers, incluiding Preier tiranijo, were
asiassitat edl. A few days later a plot
of the royalists was unicovered, anti in
Novembher Carvalhto Mesquiita led a re
volt. Becaause of these disordiers anti
tof the spread of holshevismi te pow
erg begani consideration of a plan1 for
interventIon. Spaini had r'ebels, lso,
the tribesent of Morocco.. Against
them she malntained a waryinag antd
expensive warfare for months. Andi
while tin the subiject of rebiellioni, mna
tion mnust lie mattde of the revolt. of
the Moplahis on the Malabar coast of
Inidia, wvhl'h caused thle Bitlish gov
erinent nich annlIoyanuce aund not a
few lives.
Th'lere were commniist outbraeaks In
Germatiny in Marelt, andi oil A ugust 28
Mathi .Et~ Frzhiergeri, the tier'tmani sittes
juan who signedl the t renty of \'er
saiteIts, was assasinated. I )o't or WI rth,
who becamein chanltilor' on Mity in, re
signedl wlih his cabineot oin t itohber 22,
liut wa;s lpersuatded to remasin in, itllee
andirm ai'iti newu iniistry. lIn Nuive'm
lieu' therei'u wuere iriots in imauny ('iiermn
elties diue to the highi pr'ices oaf ft oil.
'rbiA tli hnu'iiiistlcealuminn l., .t..u
'Was acuve, especutn11y atter the %ra sn
ington conference opened, und on No
veanber 3 Premier Ilarn wats assassi- I
nated. Visconit Taikahasit succeledt 'J
hia. Tile ernperor of Japan suffered I
a comuplete nental and physlial break- e
down' sone tine last year, and Crown s
P'rInrc Hirohlto was iande rege'nt ot 1
'November 25. lie had lately returned n
fron a tour of Europe,.
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
During the early part of the year
the country was preparing for the
change of adtiat "ation oat Matralh 4. t,
I President-elect Harding resigiied as
senator from Ohio -m January 9, and >
- the next day he gaked that prepara
tions for an elborate lntauurtilon lie
canceled, feeling Ihat It would lie In- t
consistent with the urgent need for
econoiny. On February 11 Mr. Bair
ding anntiune-d the appohiniint of
Charles X. Ilughes as his secretary of
state-a choice that met wit Ih gent rail
approvaal-aid on succeedaa-ainag dlays he
comupleted lils cailnet with these
nanes: Secre-tary of the tIrenisury. An
drew W. Matellon; seretary of war,
John W. W1'eeks; atto-rniey general.
Harry I. laiugherty; postiinast er get
eratl, Will 11. Hays; seireitary of the
navy, Eldwin I)eny; sec'retary of the
interior. Albert It. F'all ; sera-t airy of
agrleiltire, I Leary C. Wallaa-e; secre
tary of conietre, Ierhert VI. Ioover;
secretary of labor, .atners J. 1Invis. Mr.
Harding wits inaugurated on Alareh 4
with simple. dignified eettiutnmy, and
President Wilson, despite his coantln
tied Illness, was :able to be present.
The senate, in extra sesslin, confirined
the eahliiet and a number of other ap
poiintments, and adjournod on Alarch t
15.
On the first day of the year; Qeneral
Crowflea was sent by President Wil
son to Cubai to see what eouba1 be done
to restore financial and economic con.
dltlons there, upset by the eollapse of
the sugarti haootn. Ile reiannied on the
islame for at long- thlte Raid sau(e'ee'led
in his iailsshani to a eaansieratble ex
tent. On11 A pril 11 t elelihoiie conuuil
catIon betweeni the Ciited tate and
Cubat wias opened by an exchIange of
greet ings between 'reshaients Harding
- and Meiioial.
The- a'tited States Supreme court
t reiered several notable declsaains. On
- Jitana ry 31 It held that .idge Lanadis
hiad no lawful right a-r power to pre
r side over the trial of VIctor Berger aal
other 8ohaltiRts. (in Maretbl 28 it ruled
tintt profIls front stie of eorporate
r toteks and holds and enidltal assets.
are Ixii lie as iniaine. (hi April 11 It
refused to review the coat victiois of
Il:aywood anid 711ii other I. W. W. nema
hers. The aon victin of. enator New
berry oif .\lc-h;gan anil others for al
leged violatint of the corruplt prae
tIres It(.t was set asile on Many 2, the
ad-t beinag heldbt voi. la .iunie -30 Wi
liain H.owit Tatuft was appointed hilef h
justtee uand wts sworn In on O Ictoher 3.
The uneitlo yitnett situation be
catlne so had drint-g the Stiatitnier that
'reshatent Hlintg enilItd at cont ferencet
of experts onl the subject. It letgun its
sessionis ont Septetter 2i;i and, after a -
l41ng attidy, establishedl t central biu
rean tand started) hiotal eatitploymiaent
ioem Is t athtrughout tlie .eoauntry.
Thi resultig relief was lunt partial,
for bsatness itself, wtas sut'rin~tg a get
late aif te woarst raae- rliot 13 inte
hilstory aif thle aoutray braoakt astai li
Tu'alsat. t Iklsa., ali .\iay 31. l'-efoare It
wans aieleij li ta -gria ater- of the
a-ity hadt btee-tn btrned uti '3% I ersatns
hadt liea-i kItlled andl miiany wooititeit.
I .alihor Itouble-s oif Iaoag stin3 i Itg ini
re--catinary tlavemtai bay tainerts whlalab
aenlla'd fiarath ii rclatmiaitiato byv te
Preashtaint t-raItng themia tat <lt-sr.
hNa-tatenI traaops werent sant ltito the re
gitat attid thle mineitr sooant unrrem--aaiered-t.
A~ c-tanisstin hi-ieal byv i-Jn. l.a-in
ardi Wooda, wits saent to th Ph- 'ilatipines.
It reporatea-d it Naovembterta, raecomtntd- l
lug nytntt in tiatnmediate. withdawxal aif
the t'ited-a Stateas froma t- isialnd.
M-at ime ( tineral \\'a t- wasa dMe-real
aiti neatedhiaa the potst ofi gaitertlar gent.
eral.
The~ Ameatrli-nn Legaot, in vsessin at
Kanisacs City, elaeae I ieat. - '~ul. tHan
f'orda~ MacNlader aof'ai I tw a t t aitina I
acommiiaader ain Novembtera-i 1. Th L..r
g lit htada as test s .\arshal I F t-l of
tFraunce. Genera-al I inzy of Italy, Ad
tual Heatty aof Kinglahami ad tther
dlist ligihled warira-. These samte a
vlsi tors- aintmany oather- emiet ietr
-tats pa14rtlellaiteal, tan Aramistic-e D~ay,
Nov. 1I, ini the ae-ear y aof the burIal
of Amaer-la'as unkikiown soldiler lt the
Natii aa a-amateray at Arilington,
Uatler- the hudget law whichi was
plaissed in Maty Geni. ('haarlei Ii,
I~awes wasS atppointeai dilrector genceral
of te fedralatl blttgea tat he iad lilx
ulda itiae ano-tabi cle proagressa in thle way
of a-tlt lng- diwnti he- a-:4,a-tses of the
goeralient.a
NATIONAL LEGISLATION
Nail a gr-ceat dal of legi slitIt wasit
paass-d by t lia-lublliana itongre~Ts5
durtihg the las-taa tatt m ths oif Pr-esl
d ent- lon att'a at-iisI taip ITe i
Pres intaa aetaritd t ht bIll tol ievive the-v
W91: Fnane crprrton n .annryI
;, 111( congress promnytly repassed it.
)n January 12. $7,10),0(0) was appro
>rlated fir enfo5ti'tnient of prohibition.
'le house deeldleti, oh January 19, th'at
i eensbersly should not be. in
rensed. After much debate congress
et the Jiniit of the regular arn y at
Th0(0 mien. Air. Wilsorn vetoei the
iensure, but it wais passed over his
eto. On F'ebruary 20 the President
ignwed tile Winslow bill, making ial!.
ble to the rallrotds $370,000,000 from
lie governient guaratee fund.
i'reside'nt larding (alled congress
u extra session on April 11 and neurly
I! tt4 rest of the year it was busy
ith the Iitsk of redeemaiing the pledges
f tiet ltepublienn party, with what
uccess tiist he left to individual
utiginent. Atong the first bills passed
vere eiergency tariff andl inianigra
(un aets; a new arty bilJ cutting the
rany down to 15(2,100; and the budget
111. Ou April 80 the senate adopted
-'resolution declaring the war with
ierniany and Aust ria at an end; on
unlt( 1;3 the house ndopte-d at resolu)
lon of si tuillair Ililrr11t, tl the mens
ire was fially Imssed on July 1 aniel
igni the next dffy by 1l'rOsldent
iardling. Repeated efforts to pass it
olsiers' htis hill n(itme to naught,
gut it soldiers' rellet' hureau Wis cre
teel of August 2 utad ('uI. C. It. Forbes
t'as miiue Its r(Iiiector'.'a ''he house
tassel hath a tax revisionoi hill and i
i liff bill. but the S(ntei1 (4l not get
rouui to the lii tr. The taix tieas
ire was ('eted Into lawi on Nover
ler 21.
Amnong other iinportnlit ineisures
is$Se 1 wer"(' i 1.111 to e'xclutit Atnerean
,onstIwise shla tiig front payuient of
'aninn 1.n11u1 tolls; ia hill for govern
oenat regulation ot' the neking ind3s
ry: the S-8,i(4,'.(tH) slhipplllg torieul
'tlieieny h111; the hldlieon-dollar fairmi
'Xp(arts rei t hill; iatl variuts niesa
ires retit lang to enforcenent of the
trohilbition uninnilntent, linling onie
'orbhilting the ntanufneture and sale
of b14,ri as ntedietne.
The extra session cnle to anl end
an November 23, and on Iceem(.lber 5
fongres inet for the regular session.
LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL
Two st rong tendetieles ini the' worbd
lt laoir marked the year in the Unitect
States. One was townrid a rtdetiotn
of wige's, its a part of the "return to
noriniley." and the other was toward
this' e' t.h1d liteiit of the open shop.
Niturtally holl) *were cItesteel by or
gastil~ '.ahor, not wholly suesgrully.
The "iilliiy exe"ntives took the lend
in both itovements, but had nany s"a.
IoW(rs. 1in .TJai;unirv ile nitional con
r''ei'e or- slue iiiautfniretures(is' aei.ss
lIa tionss pleIlgtelt I.-appo(rt for01 the open
Ohl inovett'il. 43 In tle' last dhay of
bult inotlh th i le rtiway exec'utives
!::keel thal the nation~al wvorkinig agree
nents he abroenitec; the rilronl r
arothteaoelr x apeh'11(el to 1'resident
Wi'Ils iio rei e'ivets wnge rielue'lltets bit
it refuisie to in'rifere. 1y orter of
he rtlwny inhor hord sotlue of thie'
working agreeilents were lirnIunlel
In July 1 3ala if wtge cut nyerngintg 12
we'r eet was p1111 1isn 0 t'f'eet. J'hie rail
way"S hftter niiineelaiep they wohilel sk ;
'utrthey waege ctis. T'ie- ineiniwrshly
>' Ils' hreth ie'rhotsts dle'ee eby vot.'
tent 31 strike' sh utllith enlled on C tet
ietr ;311, bust 1iie ' allied tinims refute!
til woerkintg irule estiens hne been'i
Iee'Ilded the sItke torder wais si ee'J'
li I mihertiie 1 t iheh Iedie tr'eitns it ititt
be workein lg i'ults soe Iblstnie1' eni
itn l the~ OnkIng halhusiry Qrie wast i
Vas liiarroewayiie'' a erel. lt Sepj.tte'.
lhe Iirge Oetking tiiants in'sttalb- the
htoet repren'4ttion syt sVlein tiltd in N. 1
''illher. liieru ibtis huin, thue e'nltpiees
'tniede to taii'urther r'e'leio ofet 10. I
his lute! enlled'e a sttrike ccin ti' .
Theriei''V we inuniy mio riahtc's!kes,I
hitlti's wats ri' *'e'eeld peshh-'t sif
lie Atertjeit l~elehratin of! 1,nhotsr
i'th-h htebli Its conenit~eione litI lenvje'r
(reait Ihta's eteal ieers wenit 4n I
tike on .\ttureb 1 tite fore ileartly four
iou A i'ithsh ean's hiulstrIe's w~ere
Ci'ealo tpse. 'Te rl~taitiesl tranCsleort
ror'kerts r'efiused to gee utnnit 111 lie]
olverninen't wutld noeet ylei to te
emt is thlat thei itnine s' e, ntieonal5
ed, see I le inieri's returinedt to wotrk,
n3 JttneC 28 wIl teout. havlig gained
SPORTS
it was a great yertor spor'ls. In
.1l lines I hees was lie!Iv*Ity andt prieos
eit1y, 1anld Inft4 tena lial est s's
t'red' frlt ttheie Wh8.0 sad
-"liil~it ute itself by thle appo~eint
tls'nt sir .Jtidig Iaiisds as supris'ee ir
lei. 'ITte Nt'ew Yorek (Gitts elnd the
e'w Yornk ankzlee. woii the Nat inal
loti'e ~'y. Itnde illn the sereie's fior the
lee'Irius. 'I he foi''teri tn-ters ofa'
he (hienn Whe Sx wh i ...
t'tiaea or cowspiracyto KO tirowy Oale 219kd,
wvtrld'it series" were acquitted .by
Jury, though unot by public opinio'
.Jock Hlutcinston of Auilet'ictt won..
the Biritishi open golf el'atnpionsiuip in~
Juiie. In thli country the ,tities went
its follows: Western atateu', Chinrle4'
Evanns, J1r. ; tnotional open, James' M.
Lntionsil snilt('ur, Jesse Gluilford.
Witlie for the worldi's heavyweight
t itle ihet Wt'('i Jactk Dempsey and
(l'oges Ciiritiitier of F~rance on July
2. rThe l'.'iwlunnn was knocked out
iti t hie foroth roundit. Bennty Leonard
dh'fc'idetl the lightweight title against
htlclilec Mitchell on January 14 ; Jack
lint I on. wel rwe'iglt champion, de
fent'ti l dLewl's of Englanid on Folt.
rtniay 7, andt lete Hetrmant wonf the
bltiNliui'ight title fromi Joe Lynich on
.July 25.
Lsvis iii d Joh~nston, t he A niericaun
ttilti%' lenin, wont the DItvie cup ini
Ne~v ic'nhiiiitt on1 .llililtiy 1, and Til1
de'n ~volt I lie Interntitlonatil chimpiwi.
$111)ip to u't"s oft little 4, turd Ihe%
]t). Thei A itcnicunis again w~on the
Datuvis cup 411 Sviptcuiher 43 by titftn t.
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