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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11

A grand banquet, given by the Y.
Nj. u A, to the young ladies and
gentlemen of Pocahontas was one of
the most entertaining and enjoyable
In the history of the history of the
town. Under the management of
Nj. VIM. Lyons, for the last two
years the Y. nj, c. A. has had the
eject of bringing togather nearly all
OF the young ladies and gentlemen,
which added very much to the moral
oil the city. They have large rooms,
plenty of reading matter, religious
exercises in the week and preaching
on Sundays, which is we'll attended.
Mr.. Hicks photographed this assem-
bly, and mske splendid picture by
flash light.
Miss Ethel Baldwin social on the
evening of the 2Sth, was attended by
many and highly appreciated by her
numerous friends.
Mr.. Hicks, our popular photograph.
er, and his wife were not to be out
done. They gave two parties, which
were pictues parties, the room being
full of living beauties.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
Virginia Development COMPANY
SECOND DIVIDEND OF CAPITAL.

SECoND DIVIDEND OF CAPITAL.
Notice is hereby given, That the stock
holders of the Virginia Development
Company in General Meeting of the
Company ordered a dividend OF capital
Of $4,000 per share upon tho preferred
stock, payable on the first day of April,
1901, at the ofiiceof the Company in the
City of Philadelphia, Pa, to the pre-
ferred shareholders of record on the
18th day of March, 1901, on the produc-
tion of the certificates of stock, in order
that there shall be stamped thereon and
the amount of said dividend and of
ne amount of reduced capital thereby
CHARLES s. THoRNE,
Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
Finn Sells Out.

Thefirm of Stras- Walton Co., OF
Roanoke, Va, of which Mr.. b. w,
Stras, of Tazewell, and a. d. w.
Walton. formerly of Tazewell, were
members, has sold out to the Roa.
noke Grocery and Milling Co. Jos.
Stras, of the Stras- Walton Co., will
be associated with the Grocery and
Milling Co. The firm of Stras- Wal.
ton Co., will conduct business under
the old name, but will be engaged in
purchasing railroad supplies.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11

The Jr. Q. U. A M. Elect Officers
MarriaQe-LOcals. Etc.

AdITldR0-bOCdlS, EtC.
Mr.. David Atlas, of Ohio, has
been in town several days this
week, visiting H. M;llner. He is
so well pleased with some special
people here that he will be sure 10
visit us again. A delightful tea
party was given by Mrs. s. Kwass,
on Tuesday evening in honor Of
MIR. Atlas and Miss Ida Millner.
There were number o. guests apd
a pleasant evening was speut.
The Jr. o. u. A. M. met last
Saturday, add elected the following
officers for the present yea: @; f.
Wood, V. c.; @. Owen, Secretary;
M. M. Maxey;Treasure~, ., Geo. Mays,
Conductor; S. B. Maxey, Warden;
Ct. L. War2ler, inside Sentinel; w.
x. Maxey; Outside Sentinel; w.
Bunch; Trustee;- Staples; Repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge, w.
Bunch. The O-der is in a grows
ing and tiourishing condition.
Mr.. L. j. Kite left Sunday for a
visit to home people In Chicago.
Mr.. NJ. Fry, popular TAILOR with
Salzsburg, is in Chicago, where he
is TO be married soon.
Chas. s. Thof0e, of PHILADELPHIA
Secretary aud Treasu er of the
Southwest Company, is on a busi>
ness visit to Pocahoatas.
Assistant Cashier Of the Rad
ford Trust Company is on a visit
to his home at Wytheville.
DR.. Haller is still at his bone in
Wythe county, recuperating from
stubborn attack of sickness.
Mr.. j. Q. Vail, of Philadelphia,
an expert electrician, is here Oh
business connected with the plant.
Col. VIM. Belew, assistant clerk
at the Pocahontas Inn, let this
morning for Tazewell for weeks
rest aud pleasure.
Joseph l. Kwass, the young son
of M. Kwass, Left today for Cum
berland, Maryland. His sister.
Miss Bessie. accompanied him as
far as BlufieId.
H. A. Giesen, agent of the Boa
noke Brewing Co., returnhd yester-
dly from a visit to home people at
Roanoke.
Col. Tyler, of Bluefield was in the
city on yesterday.
David Schnurman, SON of Mr.. J.
Schnurman, a leading young tailor
ofour town, Will be married on tho
10Th. inst. to Miss Aaron, a beauti-
fuI and popular young lady of this
City.
MIR. 0. j. King, assistant superin
tendant of the S. W. Va Imp. Co.,
who spent the holi lays in Pittsburg,
Pa, has just returned with his wife
and three children.
Rev. Mr.. Minter, onr lawyer
preacher, preached to a large con.
gregation on Sunday evening. His
sermon was very entertaining. his
hearers giving much attention.
Mrs. Jas. O'Keeffe, of Tazewell
visited her friends here snd gave a
lecture in the Methodist church ON
Sunday night The church was
crowded and her hearers highly a
preciated her eloquent talk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
WIN Return to the Hospital,

Informstion has been received
from Gardner, Va, the home of Mrs.
l.. w. Shoemaker, who has been in
very i'll health lately, that she will
have to be returned to the hospital
In Richmond in few days. The
many friends of this excellent lady
will be sorry to hear of her unfortu
nate state of health.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
Mule Stayed or Stolen.

One black 4-year old, horse mule,
small white spot on inside of one
hind leg-small bare place on his
back caused from sore. This mule
was stolen or strayed from BIuefield
last Monday night. Any informa
ton will be thankfully received and
suitably reward I'd.
STUART BANE,
Jan. 1, 1901. Bluestone, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
Week OF Prayer.

The Presbyterian congregation
OIL Thompson's Valley, have ob
served this week as week OF
prayer, daily at III a. nj. We are
informed by Rev. Mr.. Mowbray
that the attendance is very en-
couraging.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
A Lady Teacher.

A lady from down East thorough.
ly educated and accomplished,
desires position as teacher in pri-
vate family. References and testi.
monials furnished. Address
MISS MARY X. THORNTON.
Knob,
Tazewell county, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
Free Garden Seed.

We have been requested by con
gressman VIM. F. Rhea to apnounce
that parties wanting garden seeds
should write him card or letter to
Washington, d. G.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
NOTICEl

The co-partnership of Drs. Crock
EFT an1 st. Clair has been dissolved
by mutual consent.
Please call and settle your account
by cash or note.
J. 81. CRocKETT.
Jan. 1st, 1901. @. II. Sr. CLA1R
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
No Right to U0llness

The woman who is lovely IN face. form,
ana temper will always have Friends
put one who would be attractive ,,,',s
keep her health. If she is weak. s;cSi1
nc al run down, she will be nervoms
nc irritable. If she has constinat;on
kinney trouble, her impure blood will
ause Pimples, blotches, skin erunt;ons
and p1. wretched complexion. Electric Electric
Di'ters Is the best medicine in the world
70 regulate stomach, liver and kidney.
and to purify the blood. 1t gives stroro,
nerves, bright eyes, smooth. yelvetv
SKIN, rich complexion. 1t win make n
sood-iooking, charming woman OF a
run down invalid. Only so cents at
Jno. E. Jackson's Drug Store.
-<a~N
"ASTED-Ao1HE NAN OF GOOD cHAn.cyp.
70 deliver and collect In Virginia for old sstsh
| shed manufacturing wholesale house. saoo
year sure pay. Honesty more than exper,enc.
required. Our reference. any bank I'm a,v o,s,,
anciose seif-addressed stamped envalon ~
Third Floor, ssi Dearboro {
Chicago.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
NOTICE.

Positively no riding, driving, hunt
ing, or tresspassing of any kind
allowed on my lands.
@. II. PEERY,
May26-ly Kelly, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-01-11
THANKS.

/ take this method of thank
ing all my patrons for their
liberal patronage during the
past year and respectfully ask
a liberal share of same this
year.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Belle Caudill.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass upon my lands by hunt
ing, shooting, Or in .ay other man
ner, under the penalty Of the law.
JAP .AINTEa.
Five Oaks, Va.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
OHIO DEMOCRATIC BOLTERS IN
STATE CONVENTION AT
COLUMBUS.
THE ATTENDANCE IS SMALL
Meeting Held in the ParIors Of a
Hotel. George A. Groot Acting as
Temporary Resolutions
Reaffirm the Kansas City Platform,
Endorse Bryan and Declare for Free
Coinage Of Silver.

Columbus. O.. Aug. IA convention
81 advocates OF free silver and other
issues not yet covered in either tn
Democratic or Republican state plat
forms met here during the day. The
attendance was small
\ call for this convention was is
sued Immediately after the Democrat
ic state convention by George 4. Groot
of Cleveland and others. Groot acted
as temporary chairman Of the conyen-
tion when il was called 10 order In the
parlors Of one OF the hotels. lie ge-
viewed the conditions that brought
about the movement and insisted that
il Was not brought about solely hy
Bryan Democrats" but by all those
who advocate free silver and are op-
posed 10 both the old parties a. III
present organized and controlled
Al meeting during the morning
attended BY George l. Groot Abn"r
Davis. b W Lindsay. Bernard Hubert
Kishard lnslls and others il vas d.
eiG.d that a full state ticket shall IL
nominated 4 state committee Will
be named and plans laid for an active
campaign on behalf Of the indepenf
ont movement The platform adopted
at the Cleveland conference Of Juls
Il. and which has been circulated ~
mail was endorsed This document
reafirms the Kansas City platform
endorses William ! BRYAN and d
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
SECURED BY THE NJ. p.
Ccdweli Line OF Steamships Now
Owned by That Road.

Tacoma. Aug 1.-The podwell Or
l.nial and Alaska siear-ahips are be
ing turned over 10 the Northern Pa
cifc Steamship company Il Northern
Pacific railroad corporation. as fast
as they arrive in this poT. The Alas
ka steamer City Of Seattle has al
ready been delivered and the Duke OF
Fife will be turned over Aug. 5. The
sound feet will continue 10 be opera'-
cd by Dodwcll a. Co. as their own
property and the company has been
made the agent OF the Northern Pa
cific steamship company under long
time agreement.
Articles Of incorporation fcr the now
steamship company have been filed.
G. S. Mellcn. Thomas Cooper. F. NJ.
Fonwick. Alexander Stewart and
Frank Wls~y are trustees. The
Northern Pacific will make no changes
in the policy which has governed III.
steamship line in the past. AZ present
there are II steamships on the orien-
tai run out OF Tacoma which are s..
cured BY the Northern Pacific. On'y
three az these. the Tacoma. Nlotori"
and Olympia are owned the rest be
Ing under charter
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01

men kept watch all night for him. II
'ouhd. the strikers asserted they
would have put him on car bound
OUT OF town. The strikers are NOT
as hopeful OF a settlement OF the
strike as they were. Since the return
OF the Mckeesport men who were in
attendance at the conference the feel.
ins that long strike is on has be.
come general and those closest 10 the
national officers OF the Amalgamatea
association seem u have least homes
cf any settlement b ing made at pres
efst. X Is currently understood that
tn terms asked b. Mr. Morgan are
nothing like the ones which were pub.
lished as constituting the agreement
and that they would not take steps
which would force matters to about;
the same point they were before the
strike
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
IT'S CONTENTS A SECRET.
cchiey's Reply TO the Precept TO she
Court Received.

Washington. Aug. lit was an
nounee ed at the navy department that
the letter from Rear Admiral Schiey
acknowledging the receipt Of the pre-
cept 10 the court Of inquiry and max
ing certain suggestions with reference
thereto has nj last been received. NO
exclamation OF the delay in It's arrival
and no statement OF lis contents were
furnished. Judge Advocate Lemiy
simply announced that the letter haa
arrived and would receive considera'
ton. He declined 10 answer all IN
terroCatorics. hasing his refusal upon
the order OF the secretary. pfonipi'
ing officers from discussing the case.
CAPTAIN Lemly departs on ms annual
leave Saturday and the suppositioh =
tha, Rear Admiral Schley's letter VIII
be considered before that time anu
that whatever action is TO be taken 9"
the admirars representations VIII o.
taken ~ once.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
SOCIALIST PLATFORM.
Reeolutions Adopted by the indanap'
oils Convention.

Indianapolis. Aug. l.-After voting
against striking ont the words "imme-
dat. demand" from the platform re-
ported the Socialist convention voted
10 admit as a part OF the platform the
following resolution presented BY G..
d. Heron:
The pahlic ownership of all means
of transportation and communication
and all other puble utilities. as we'll
as OF all industries controlled by mo
nopolies. trusts and combines. Ne
part OF the revenue Of such Industries
10 be applied 10 the reduction Of taxes
on property Of the capitalist class. but
10 be applied wholly to the increase Of
wages and shortening Of the hours or
labor Of the employees to the improve
ment Of the service and diminishing
the rates 10 the consumers.
The progressive reduction or the
hours Of labor. the increase or wages
in order 10 decrease the share OF IN E
capitalist and increase the share u
the workinIman in the product OF
labor
state or national insurance OF
working people IN case Of accident.
lack of employment. sickness anu
want i'm old age: the funds for this
purposc 10 be collected from the rev-
enue Of the capitalist class and II h.
administered under tn control Of the
working class.
"The inauguration OF a system or
public industries. public credit 10 be
used for that purpose In order that the
workers he secured the full product
OF their labor"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
SPANISH OPINION OF scALEY.
Captain Moreu Discusses the Battle Of
Santiago.

New York. Aug. 1.-The Madrid
correspondent Of The Journal and AL-
vertiser has obtained an interview
from Captain Diaz Moreu. who com
manded the Christobal Colon during
the naval conflict of Santiago Says
Captain Moreu. in reference 10 the
Govemenis Of Admiral Schley:
"All the American officers. without
exception did their duty in the naval
battle Of Santiago. So did We. al
though il Is certain that We We're van
luishei by superiority Of force. !; is
absurd and unpatrioiic 10 make any
exception In the case of Admiral
Schl.y. Il Is absurd. because tho
Brooklyn was In the thick Of the fight
throughout. She was 81 the mouth -
the harhor when ". tried to pass out
and engaged ns with a terrific fire. do.
ing frigh'ful damage 10 III. end In
The pursuit Of III. christobai Colon We
surrendered 10 the Brooklyn ;J miles
ives: Of Santiago.
The Brooklyn was the first 20 IN
counter Ms as We were coming ont and
the FIRST 10 lead in the pursuit. and she
kept up the lead with the Oregon
vastly aiding The Brooklyn landed a
shell inst ahead ~ my ship and with
the Oregon helping her there was
nothing left for me 10 do but 10 run
ashore
The Brooklyns conduct was brave
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
WANTS LOWER TARIFF.
Cuba Cannot Do Business at the Pre-
vailinu Rates.

New York. Aug. l.-General carlos
Garcia eldest son of the late General
Calixta Garcia and inspector general
OF Cuban penal institutions. has ar
rived on the steamer MORO Castle.
Interviewed upon the Cuban situation,
he said:
"u Is necessary that Cuba have
reduction In tariff on sugar ana 10
bacco Between 100000 and 9oo.ooo
tons OF sugar were raised this year
and the lS,At crop will BE- larger than
any cuba has ever gathered. We can
80, Az business. however. without a
reduction on sugar.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
. ARE RESTLESS.
N. s Excitement Amono the
:" az Mckeesport.

H.. A'S. Mckeesport
\ fostlcss all night and
mofe excitement than at
|nnn Ming the strike. Rumors
\ y, Ky attempting to steal a
I !. - " Devices Wood men
j ~ 'rainload OF non-union
ni~,.p peace conference is on.
i ~ n''S and patrols on the
W., - evident readiness OF
! fon' ~ ana Demmler plants to
Eoinns minutes notice increas.'
H.. q uneasincss that was
Jan, 10 attempt was made a,
| lsen, % resume. The report
nep was coming to town n
on ! IoF Wcllsyille kcpt mo
- anAlols seat and 100
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
rourxeer rammies r1ome'ess.

chicago. Aug. Fourteen la'h''
lies comprising Y persons. were MADE
homeless two women were seriously
hurt and two others were rescued from
death in a fire that destroyed three
cottages In Eighteenth place. Inc
structures we're small and the inmates
l,vod huddlcd together. The piaz'
was started by iodg'r ""o "'''
aer,allv set fire to his bed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
FBB BALANCE
or SETTLEMENT OF
o' -,,xE STILL UN.
o<s o'scuss'o"'
SECRECY MAINTAINED

l.r Ne" Not eve" s~'s... ~'''~s' :"
(,,,s,o. where the c'"'e'e"e.
/. u.la-selief Growing '"'s
~ .,.;oo Of the Trust Will Be
I'D the Strike BE Pro
Indefinitely
,,g THE outcome OF
|'hsrations u,s Of the eAeou.'n. asaoa,.,
'e' :" ,malgamated associa-
~ s,erl and Tin Workers
lfo,. nropositions Of the United
E..I pl'' corporation officials Tor
'v" 4, me steel strike Is
i thc balance. Whi'e
s,"s s,l.a vas accomplished
: more sanguine element
- - I'M IN the majority and
honc, for. From what
,.,rel in spite OF the Sc
I,.r,a.n,a 'nc older ana NOR !.
Il nhers were willing 20
.s~ p.opositions made 70
.t.- side. hut the young
5..n,sg. 4 4 spirit OF great IN
y. .rl 4 reliance on the pow.
-g,r ga,lon 10 force better
AN submitted 10 them.
49, uas Continued during IN"
il, nt.n tnc newspaper men
!. .sa.ionartcrs they were re-
s-,a, Ia the building by
II. owner of the BisseIi
- rse Amalgamaicd as
This made !, DIM
s.a.a ary dedaitc information
so~.s Fl yUmors became 4;
trla,
- safer arrived shortly
81, ile was serene. his
A. th irg under a severe
VIZ approached he would
i-.n.s'i. . Whatever as 10 the
d, ,th.r peace or an eaf"n-
IL .'r.ke With this ne hnr-
-,. ,ne conference room
q, III lcur Vice President
e,.s-si few minutes later.
IN. Watched With Interest.
a,lrcr, Interested both Ia
h. stats Steel corporation
gel, independent rivals are
IT, progress OF the confer
III workers with kccnest In
IAey declared that II the
Do not agree II this time 10
ers Of Mr Morgan al negoi!-
I. D. declared OF and no fur.
tsreace viii be possible. They
lar thai In The event OF a
settle the trouble amicably
o.Ie Wall ESQ every endeavor
a .arse number OF its plants
70 weeks
70" .eailng officers preserve
pa IN probable result OF the
=. among the minor officials
Aha.gdmatel association no
j SHOWN in expressing the
-a' mere is grc at danger that
REGULATIONS may be broken
moment unless better condi.
70" offered by the steel .or-
"A' o. the local leaders
'"- IS:ool the executive
a more willing 10 continue
20 desperate finish than TO
"Fhls offered by Mr.. Nor
- 'a" national officers. In
ae said the board is sup
majority Oft he Amalga-
So'.a'iou
"a The board were no.
~ ihe morning or after
= believed they were out
~ secret missions. When
@.'"h that important mem.
7S"h' all kinds OF predic.
nia4n Tho general senti.
g bo that the situation Is
" y ONE more critical
inent Will be reached
= proposed by the repre-
'"' big steel combina-
'sRS Apr p-or
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01

Those famous little pills. DeWit''s 5
.i'tle Early Risers compel Your liver
and bowels to ,lo their duty. thus giving
,ou pure. rich blood - recnperate your
LodA Are easy 10 take. Never gripe,
Cook 4 OnEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-01
LONG STRUGGLE EXPECTED.
No Sign cf Early Settlement OF the
San Francisco Strike.

San francisco, Aug. 1.-There are
no signs CT a speedy settlement Of the
great strike of the City Front Fedora
ton, ina lrurated in this vicinity Tues
day. Employers predict its ultimate
collars' although they admit that the
sirugglt may be prolonged. The labor
leaders express confidence of victory
and say tsat Il necessary. the strike
will be .Xte nded 10 include every port
on The Pacific coast The resolution
calling on. the members Of the fed
Grafton already nas been extended 20
as to cos.r the entire bay of San
Francis q TIE marine fremen VII
call cut their full membership Of 900.
with the exception Of those employed
on towaoats. The strike q! the PACK
ers ha- forced IN. American Can COM
pany IL close down. throwing 400 per.
sons CT of employment. ranneries.
which deItaG upon il for the supplies
~ can~ employ 5000 men women and
children and. unless the factory can
RESUME within few days. all will b.
throw. o3- of work.
Arratgemenis have ben made by
he Ship Owners association 10 meet
the strike of fne sailors marine fire
men and lougsharemens' unions. Non
union nj T are 10 he employed II pos
sible AID an effort made to handle The
freight II the wharves.
TIL Pacific Steamship company's 5
frem,l did not 60 ont. The men have
signea individual contracts which they
dia aot violVe The sailors, however
hay. struck and the compan. is look
iEc ;or new men.
Tie police commissioners have
granted about loo permits to nor
union men TO carry concealed weapons
for tie purpose OF selfdefense.
Dividend Of 1900 Per Cent.
Nv York. Aupg. 1.-The Evening
| Pos says that the extra dividend de-
clared recently by the First Nationa
| bank before taking over the Nationa
Bank of the Republic. was 1900 pei
| cent on the old company stock O.
| $500 900. This dividend was more thar
large enough 10 enable stockholder:
| 10 lay for their share Of the new
| stock TO be issued 10 increase III,
| banks capital To $4,000. 600 withou
| the outlay OF other cash.
How This
W. offer One Hundred Dollars Rewnro
| for aty case of Catarrh that cannot be
/ = ~. II aifte 4
+. j. Cheney. X Co. Goiedo. q.
~ the undersigned have known +
| j. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
| believe him perfectly honorable II al
| business transactions and financially
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-07

these men are rapidly securing situa-
tons elsewhere, it is thought by some
that this will not be necessary, as the
local lodges will be amply able to at
tend to the needs Of any Of their mem
bers until they are successful in Sc
curing situations
The Mingo plant of the National
Steel Company is in the same satisfac-
tory condition as is that at Bellaire,
and all is moving smoothly as Of old.
The word has gone out all along
the line that what is wanted now Is
capacity production by every plant Of
the National Steel Company in opera
ton.
1t has been rumofed that the Canal
Dover and Joliet tin plants are to be
dismantled but not much credence is
given to the rumor and the men regard
it as another Aetna-Standard bluff.
Next Saturday will be pay day ia
several of the big plants.
The Laughlin is now using the Bell
aire tin bars. This is in line with
what has been said above, namely, that
the tin finishers are not in line with
the Amalgamated men.