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JOE O’CONNOR MARRY A. DAVIS
WORKERS TURNED BACK
FORT WORTH. Dec. 13—Three
hundred packing house workers were
turned back from the strike distrike
today when strike sympathizers held
up the street cars, turned the trol
ley poles and forced the cars to re
turn to town.
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LARGE GAINS FOR THE YEAR
CLEVELAND, Dec. 13—The first
co-operative national bank to be es
tablished in the United States, the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin
eers Cooperative National Baik of
Cleveland—celebrated its first birth
day recently by distributing to its
depositors an extra dividend of one
fourth to one-half of one per cent.
This is in addition to the regular
l four per cent dividend paid on their
i savings.
The success of the institution is
j attested, according to officials, by
the fact that resources have grown
(in 12 months from $650,971.77 on
I its opening day to almost ten and
; a quarter millions.
I Warren S. Stone who, as head
: of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
i Engineers, has had a prominent part
I in the railroad strike situation, is
i
j president of the bank. It is con
trolled exclusively by members of
the brotherhood which holds 51 per
cent of the stock. The remainder is
owned by individual members. All
its officers belong to the brotherhood
but not all the employes are mem
bers.
Unlike other national banks, the
shareholders are limited to divi
dends of ten per cent. A general
banking business is conducted, con
I siderable being done by mail. The
| bank has a capital of one million
j dollars and a surplus of one hun
dred thousand.
Officials of the institution are
| planning to erect a 21-story com
bined bank and office building on
the present site, directly opposite
the 14-story home of the brother
hood.
Special Disbursing Officer Frank
Doner, District Timekeeper R. B.
Eames and the members of their
office forces, stationed for some time
past at Healy, are expected to ar
rive in town this week, to take up
quarters in the genera] office build
ing in Nenana.
MUKJOt WILL tniLKIAID
AT BIG MASQUE DANCE
The members of Nenana Lodge,
No. 1193, Loyal Order of Moose,
are planning on entertaining the
people of Nenana. and the camps
along the railroad, at a masquerade
ball, to be held at Union hall on
New Year's Eve.
A committee, with A. G. Nicodet
as chairman, and B. W. Miller and
Charlie Grisell as the other members,
with power to add to their number,
has been appointed to make all
the necessary arrangements for the
dance, and from the way things are
shaping, coupled with the great
reputation enjoyed by the antlered
brethren as hosts, it is quite certain
that the masquerade will be a big
success.
The affair will be the first masque
rade held in Nenana in a long time
and will, no doubt, be looked for
ward to eagerly by the dancers of
the community.
A number of substantial prizes
are to be awarded to the dancers,
details of which will be announced
at a later date.
Miss C. C. Heid. who has been
acting as timekeeper in the me
chanical department of the Alaskan
Engineering Commission for some
time past, has severed her connec
tion with the railroad organization.
This action was made necessary by
reason of the fact that all of the
time of the train crews and mechan
ical forces has been transferred to
the headquarters offices at Anchor
age., being part of the consolidation
program recently inaugurated.
WOMEN BACK HOW ATT
PITTSBURG. Kan., Dec. 13—The
militant women followers of Alex
ander Howatt, deposed president of
the Kansas mine union, stormed two
mines today and stopped the work
there. The women used red pepper,
stones and buckets to force the men
away from the mines.
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TONIGHT -
HETRO ANNOUNCES
THE SENSATIONAL SCREEN DRAMA
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Body and Soul”
Featuring
Alice Lake
Adapted from tHe Famouj Stage Play of
William Hurlbut By Hayden Talbot
SIX — ACTS — SIX
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
A LATE PATHE NEWS KINOGRAM
ADMISSION. 50e. - . . RESERVED, 75c
SHOW STARTS AT EIGHT-THIRTY
HEALY RIVER COAL
CORPORATION
Fresh Coal from New Vein on the
Healy River, will be Supplied
all the Year round
R. S. McDonald, Fiscal Agent
Bif Moose Muqendo—New Year’s Eve atUnion Hall.
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