"Yaie men, or descendtnts of Yale
men (women voters, also), who want
to see permanent industrial peace and
abundant prosperity for all, are re
quested to address letters to Presi
dent Hadley, at Woodbridge Hall,
Yale University, New Haven, asking
him to become a candidate for Presi
dent of the United States each offer
ing to do whatever possible in his or
her own locality toward securing for
President Hadley both the Democratic
and Republican nominations for Pres
ident of the UniteQ States, in order
that America may be made safe for
demoracy for all time to come."
STRIKE ORDERED
IN COLLERIES IN
WALES HAS BEGUN
Forth, Wales, Feb. 23 The strike
ordered last week in the collieries of
the Rhondda Valley was begun this
morning. The shutdown which affects
approximately 30,000 miners, was al
most complete-
The men struck to enforce demands
for the dismissal of a check weigh
man to w-hom they objected and for
the settlement of a case in which it
was alleged a miner had been victim
ized. New York. Feb. 23 American
artists are not in favor of a union,
according to the Society of Independ
ent Artists, Inc. which made public
today the result of a questionnaire
among its 550 members on the sub
ject. The artists were asked to reg
ister their approval or disapproval of
a union similar to the recently or
ganized union of French graphic and
plastic artists in Parts.
