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item.. 8pt. S. Metal J
w occupied fnoforlrs throughout Italj
riarVasscl by the opposition they
?rc ....,i fmm tho technical nnd
SmlnWrallvoBUiir. of Plant, that have
wn tnken over, ncconimK ..v.-,-00
. ... ri, moil hnre no udcnuilto
diction and expert advice in carrying
en the worK oi im'""' -
nil ore declared to nave made advances
L technical employes asking them to
. Jminmon cause with tho workers.
ffS pSHnwV Awodatlon has flatly
?rfud t consider this suggestion. .
r Tie Roncral situation throuahont
.! h reno-tctl to be without change.
,UWwtrou" Vnln of raw material in
. . vj nt Tin ill i u'liorled in n
&S torn that city to the , Olornalo
6a Z In Much of into waste h due
?tle desire of the men to convince
i2 nubile that the plants arc working to
capacity, which is impossible, duo
fi th l" ' Prt( ""Pcrintcndenco.
1 Vnclls unions, It ts reported, have
Jt n con munlcntlon to the Italian
federation of labor asking now of
Z rnefil uorlcrrs' movement and ex
lJ?nB a desire to work in, accord
Slth the confederation in extending the
"lMetro Mascagno, tho composer, re
vived au ovation by workmen at the
JSSndo factory, at Leghorn, leater
dVy when bo visited the men. He left
Latest Styles
From Maker to Warw
. HO.OO Velours for 1S.00
87.00 Notts for 1.flO
An TftMvKljMi fnv s ftft
G. Ervin Donovan, 135 S. 10 St.
GAS
Soldering Furnace
and Appliance
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L. D. Berger Co., 59 N. 2d St
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DOCTORS RECOMMEND
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lion Can ba ud as Milk ot Masntiln.
Sold only by tha bottlo never by dom.
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Kor Ker does more than im
mediately seal punctures; it
keeps your tires properly in
flated, cooler and adds mile
age.
Use Kor Ker, in Every Tire
JENSEN SALES CO.
1614 Cherry St.
I'hone Locust 2S3
n written expression of bis nympalfij;,
and before leaving made a brief address.
..iour victory," he U quoted as say
ing, "will make nn end of a shameful
exploitation of lnbor. I wish you vic
tory ,vlth my whole heart."
Among many grave incidents of the
movement there are lighter touches. One
of theso lint occurred at Scstri 1'oncnte,
near Genoa, where the necrotomy of the
local Socialist chamber has announced
that if employers continued their re
fusal to pay the past fortnight's wages
to tho men. tho chamber of labor thcro
will turn banker and issue tickets to
workmen which will be taken In pay
mint for goods nt co-opcrntivo stores.
Home. Sept. 8. (Dy A. P.) In gev
oral cities where worumen have oeru-
Elcd factories negotiations have started
ctwecn owners of the plants and their
employes, the unions being ignored, no-
cording to Information received here. It
is stated the situation is impioviug and
that there arc signs of good will m
both sides. Several Socialist members
of the Chamber of Deputies have declared
it is necessary to reach au agreement to
end the conflict nt once.
Tho decision of manufacturers to de
mand that workers evacuate factories
before entering into negotiations is de
laying tho solution of the problem, it Is
ntatcd. but olllcial clrccls arc optimis
tic. Reports thnt the movement would
spread to stato establishments nrc de
nied here.
Trieste, Sept. 7. (By A. P.) Tho
general strike here was declared off
this ovenlnp following a conference by
representatives of the workers with
government officials. Satisfactory con
cessions to tho strikers wero made by
the government representatives.
MEXICO
TO MAKE
BORDER ZONE DRY
Liquor Traffic In Other Parts to
Bo Docroasod, Do La Huorta
Announces
WON'T CURTAIL OIL EXPORT
Uy the Associated Tress
Mexico Clly. Rent. R.rnclflcntlon
of the republic was dcclnred to havo
been flic most Important success of hla
administration by Provisional Presi
dent do In Iluerta yesterday while dis
easing conditions in this country. Ho
added tho industrlnl question was the
most Important now confronting the
government.
"Critics of mv administration," ho
said, cannot understand why the pres
ent regime has been nble to meet the
financial demands upon it. They do
not "flhto the de facto officials nrn
without love for other people's money."
Tho provls omil president flntly do
tiled the revolution had been supported
j -"'""" iuiniiie oi .Mexico, unci
asserted there would be no chnnges in
his cabinet, in spite of rumors' that
havo been current.
All constitutional laws enocted dur
ing the Carranwi administration will bo
recognized by tho do facto government,
but Carranza's doctrine rclatlvo to
Latin -American unionism is not sup
ported. Tho present government sym
pathizes instead with the ideal of inter
nationalism. The present government purposes to
establish n "dry zone" along tho Amer
ican frontier, and intends to curtail
liquor trade in other parts of the re
public,' ho said.
"Tho greatest scrvico the United
Stales can render Mexico," declared
do la Htterta, "would bu the recogni
tion of Mexico's rizhts rclatlvo to legis
lation concerning internal affairs, nnd
likewise to refuse to nermlt nrlvato in
terests to influence tho governmnt's
proccaure."
Certain suggestions relative to the
adir'nlstration of federal zones in con
nection with petroleum operations are
included in n letter the Mcxlcnn Foreign
Office has received from Georgo T. Sura
merlin, chnrgo d'affaires nt the United
States embassy. In discussing this
letter yesterday do lo Hucrtrt said i
"Tho federal zones nro tho uronerty
of the nation, which maintains sha has
a right to dlsposo ot them as she de
sires. A departure from this policy
would mean the loss of tho nation's
sovereignty."
The provisional president declared
this letter to bo the only communication
relative to petroleum sent to the Foreign
Office by the United States.
"Mexico has no deslro to eurtall her
cxportatlons of oil to the United
States," tho provisional president con
tinued, "and the campaign waged there
relative to tho oil question is nothing
I. , .
but so-called 'North American bluff' by
enemies of the Mexican Government."
As'ccd if Mexico could exist without
recognition of her government from the
United States, do la Hucrtn declared :
"Wo are still existing. Mexico has
expressed her willingness to bo on
friendly terms with tho world at large
and now It is up to tho world to decide
whether It wants Mexico as n friend.
Polish Church Burned
Scranton, Sept. 8.The Catholic
Polish National Church nt Dickson City
and nn adjoining residence wero dc
stroyed by flro which occurred nt, noon
yesterday. Loss amounts to $2u,000.
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lowed his advice is a acethat
tins advlco helped them in recov
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In these days, as in those days,
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the bank tho proper place for
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vault.
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about tho rental of a safo de
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interest-bearing checking account.
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The following items, taken
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of motor repairs, consti
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overhaul for a six-cylinder
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w" $15.00
Rod and crank bearingi taken
"P 20.00
RijUI new piston pint or
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Albus Auto Service
4918 N. Carlisle St.
4922 N. Broad St.
Auto Electric Service Co.
1624 Venango St.
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1346 W. Girard Ave.
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2914 Diamqnd St.
ninmond 23-81
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S504 Market St.
Dalmoat 41-73
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741 S. Eleventh SL
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C. S. Robinson
408-416 W. Coulter St.
Grrmiuitown 870
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