They’re for peaceful ways. But I
guess maybe you'd understand if 701
had a bunch of kids and only I! *
day to raise them w ith. Maybe you!
fight, too. And the police *W
mighty rough with their guns ui
clubs.”
All the strikers tell the earnest''?
—hunger ahead, small wages to net
Increased prices, police brutality.
Hut Bayonne, with itsdincyIrJA
its crude streets, its myriads of rtf
ged kids, hoiies for better things.
"John D. Rockefeller's mas*
enough on his gasolene. Maybe heli
have a change of heart after a whi-.e.
said one, optimistically. And tW
was hope today of an early settle
ment through getting both sides tt
gether. Meantime grim police*,ir5
the streets, swinging vicious to*
clubs and carrying big "Gats" onti*
hips.
To Bring Prince’s Body Hot"
Boston. Oct. IS.— Friends ofW
man Prince, 'the American artatotB
Prance, whose wounds In an sit9,1
tie cost his life, have started
for honoring him when his body
brought to Boston for burial. ■*''
what form the memorial eieff^
will take has not yet been full? *■
elded, It Is announced.
Town to Run Jitney Lilts
Haverhill. Mass.. Oct. 18.-*^
special town meeting in ^
bury the citizens voted unani®0'
to establish a line of jitney busses
tween Haverhill, West Newbury
Newbury port, as a protest s-*
the 6-cent fare Just put l“t0
tlon by the Bay State Street
company.
Stricken at Golden Wedd,nS
Middletown, N. Y.. Oct.
and Mrs. George Stevenson *
city had planned to celebrae ^
polden wedding, but Ste'^n - (
Stricken wi'h apoplexy and
fore the guests arrived.
