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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
ONLY ONE WAY TO SHAKE 1T OH

Unhappy ~ the man or woman
with bad back No rest. no sleep,
no peace az all Is begins In the
mornings. when you get up from
bed so lame. sore and suff that Il Is
hard 20 bend over 20 pat your shoes
on
All day there Is a heavy, dull.
throhbiug pain In the small OF the
back. Just over the Kidneys II hurts
10 bond over. TO lift anything. OF
even 20 get up from a chair Any
sudden, awkward movement sends
a sharp. darling twingo through the
sore spot
When night comes the sufferer
reures to fitful sleep. cant lie com.
fortahly IN any one position. on turn
over without a painful effort
Don't look at hackache as merely
"a muscular pain. that viii pass away
with rest There Is a deeper trou.
BILE. Nine times out OF ten Il is the
kidneys that throb and ache. and
there can b. no relief until the kid.
noys are given help.
The kidneys have big work to
do. All the blood In the body lie
coursing through the kidney filters
constantly to be free OF uric poi.
sons Il Is a heavy enough task
when the kidneys are vol, but "a
cold ehlll fever or some Thought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

A real surprise awaits every suf
fereT from kidney or bladder tron
Bile who takes several doses OF
papes Diuretlo. Misery IN the
bach. sides or iolna. sick headache
nervousness. rheumatism pains
heart palpitatlona. dizziness. sleep
leaenesa. inflamed or swollen eye
ilds. lack Of energy and all synp
TOMS Of ouf-oforder kidnsrs sim
ply vanish
Uncomfortable urination (cspe
eiaily as night. smartlng. offensive
and discoiorod water and other blad
der misery ands.
The moment you suspect kidney
OF urinary disorder, or feel any
rheumatism. begin taking this harm.
leaz medicine. with the knowledge
that there 10 no other remedy, AZ
any price. made anywhere else In
ths world. which viii effect 20 thor.
ough and prompt q cure as nifty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
KIDNEY DISORDERS VANISH
AND LAME BACKS FEEL FINE

cent treatment u papes Dlnrefic.
which any druggist can supply
lt Ia needless % feel miserable
and worried. because this unusual
preparation goes NJ once 20 the out
oforder Kidneys and urinary system
distributing It's cleansing. healing
and strengthening influence directly
upon the organs and glands affect.
cd. and completes the cure before
you realize a.
Your physician. pharmacist. bank
er or any mercantile agency will tell
you that Pape. Thompson q Pape.
OF Cincinnati. n a large and reapon-
able medicine concern, thoroughly
worthy % your confidence
Only curative results can come
from taking pape'a Dinreuc. and a
few days treatment will make any
one feel fine.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic--
fifty-cent treatment any drug store
ANY whore In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
Hodge an EmbezzIer

The connection Sheriff Hodge with formal charge OF
embcsencnt viii doubtless strike the thousands OF admirers
this popular official OF those humorous outbreaks that
break forth from perfectly serious places al unexpected times
and whole community some hours OF gec not uNeu
with indignation,
IL is possible that perfectly serious indictment may be
returned perfectly serious and that legal proceed
ings equally may follow their due All OF THIS
is more or oncctura but whether happens OF not there
gausayng the fact that such proceedings have been ser
iously prompted and considered
The undsputed facts in the have been told and
retod: Sheriff Hodge attempting turn over 20 the
county profit he has received from the boarding OF
federal prisoners in the county Jail According to the prose
cutting attorney, Sheriff Hodge is entitled to keep this
money for his just sheriff OF King county
has done down the present time But Bob Hodge does
this money lie took the office OF sheriff on
salary Of $500 month and he win accept cent
from any source. OF this money which Mr. Vanderveef
says personally the sheriff has spent $500 Tor bake
for the county jail SIS month in salaries for three
who look after the womans ward and other sums
amounting to few hundred dollars. an Of these things
were absolute necessities for che county jail necessities
which the county commissioners spirit Of spite refused
authorize.
This bake oven expense these salaries and other expenses
constitute the prospective constructive cmhezzlement
In other words Sheriff Hodge making present o. several
dollars in cash King county bat because he made
present and paid the salaries Of three necessary
employees whose services he is presenting 20 the county he -
accused enbezzler.
And all this is because Bob Hodge spoiled the best Office
King county spoiled for The gang where once was worth
$4,000 year il worth but $500 and the easiest graft
within grasp OF the CRATER but lingering memory
II that is ebexzleen embezzemen has ceased 10 be
crime audble acta felony metamophosed
10 the should immediately take eogniranee
OF the change.
IF BOB HODGE is AN EMBEzzLER, LET US HAVE
NONE BUT EMBEZzLERs IN OFFICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
RgFlEcrioNs on 4 BACHELOR

The figg 80 bore "a tho man whom
every thing bafea
We can hafs Metia Ia abundance
uf ws So a chaner 30 cafry them
aut
sch words seem senaiuis e 90 put
them Ia a anng
The only Kind act one type % man
ever dors % his vife Sc 90 iet her
become his uidoa.
An engnEsa eeupie see - excited
about lt becanae they arenf going
% 10 after thsF are married
The more satisfaction q man can
set out 81 masking an afterdinncr
speech the more fuu his bearers
could have II be wouidr New
YORK. Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
HOW JOE CANNON, ON HIS THRONE,
ClIAwS UP A BAG OF PEANUTS
nv FRED seAAerER.

WASHINGTON rcb 10 nos
now eating peanuts
who isf
Joe Cannon.
Fact The most rampagenua ieEia-
lAtive cHur Ia captivity has become
ahstcmious and careful ~ his health
f.ay u 20 thc high cost II living. lf
you win but he no longer rufrrshea
himself with HtoEioa while on duty
stoglea st three Coz nickel may be
rich and deleotabie but they are not
sustaining
So speaker Cannon eats peanuts
on tho throne. while the insurgents
vainiy insurge and glare a him
arecnly
Peanuts
0oobef peas
"Monk.yfooa." a. IL ir called BY
tho vuisar
That's what rcinf1rcoa hts viriiity
while the nation ln wrath ne him.
pfods his animals 80 tear tho ever
lasting ermlne ofg him. be site there
like Nero ard iust eats
prANuTsi
This IL the way Joe Cannon eats
them 10 eats them 40 Il be enjoys
them ~ must he maadeuinE TO
those whu have an their peanuts and
BILLS and reforms lied up 10 commit
tee 20 see him monopailninG peanuts
&c we'll az legislation
a.. Ia t...fH....a
% yank him down from his lookout
is throbhn9 Ia the hosoms q The
trained tigers and laguafH. bnt sh.s
find hiu eyes upon them IN spite Uf
hts devotioa 81 peamuta HI can
manage conaresa and nickei'n
worth ~ peanuts a. one and ghs
same tlme.
- the way, The peanuts are aalled
peanuts. n you want % know
When theY are brought BY page.
cannon places hia hands upon them.
not ioylngiY not too eagerly. a. "
thsY were a mess Il moist. mellow
stogien. hut Wlth q careful mastery
motion Then he HntW iHtM the has.
but with hia ctsin ~ IN q perky
fashion. az Il ingulring what Ia
Gehcnns are you Epiua % DO
abaui ftrf
tisheuna ls e e.1uEfea sipunl district
some members vii think they have
siruek when they 80 back and try
60 sxplatn ~rnclv JOE
Well somebody or other aaYn
semathinE % other ~ no Importance.
and u ls ustsuea 90 toisraatiy. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

How will sou want your hair cut.
sir ~ aaid the laxative barber
Minus conversational pFollxity.-
replied the patient
"How'a that. SIR
with abbreviated o. totally elm
mated variations"
Ter don't quite catch your
meaning sir
with quleseent maudibulars
Which 2"
without effervoacsnt verboalty e
sir
LET dimiuutivc coiioqug be con
spicuoua 81 is absence"
'Excttse me, your have 20 "a
plain
"in silence"
Creditor AK you for tho Last
time. whom you are going 20 pay that
g. you owe mff
Debtor Thank goodness there's an
end go that silly question:
fuQuialtlve Willie asks" Mamma.
do sea dogs usually saii in barksf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

mefalein. that she vas 10 paint a
well known millionaire ! met her
on ny return and my first question
waA
BY the way about St0x'a
portrait did be 81 for Itg
The beautiful young woman
laughed and answered.
No. his wife wouldn't stand for
t. ~ Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

he ~ads tho paper into compact
nasa. maich az be crampiaa up the
aspirations ~ a new statesman from
the West and hurts e. Bling from
tho rgstfum. Il faiia down the car
Iate1 eteps % litter the floor u the
house like congressman who
daeanf belong
Speaker Cannon has now done his
rational health food stunt After
adjournment he can regaio himself
Nitn the real fuxurY-a stnxia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

now e 10 time Cor more peanuts. ~
Lnele Joe goes through she eare
nony % uutNialinE tho bms u pea
nuts with the sans expcrtnsss wi,h
which he unteiats ths screws upon
cpngfuaa 20 let oat pct measure
Al thlnEs have an end Presently
q food shortage 10 reached. Cannon
makes sure ~ n wilh searching
glance int the rsoasssa % lha bag
Calmly. without compunafion. AZ
though u wers = part - The ritual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
Sc -
Humphreys Seventy Seven
Famous Remedy for Colds and

Taken In hand az the first feeling
Of lassitude and weakness. Grip 10
not such a formidable disease and
can be broken up quickly by the use
Of "seventyseVen." II you walt
ell your bones begin 10 ache, the
cure takes longer still Seventy.
seven" can be relied upon IN al
cases Of Grip.
"Sevonty-sevon" breaks up hard,
stubborn colds that cling.
Handy 20 carry; fits the vest
pocket All Drug stores. 25e.
Humphreya' Homoo Medicine Co.
Cor william and Ann Streets. New
YORK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

longest the kidneys, ana s'
the purifying work. 81
Then the aching beg'ns
usually ACCOMPANIED WIZ
regularity Of the urine-
quent passages, sedlmeHl
urine. scanfy. painful
blood in the urine.
Thousands testify 70 ne
ml merit Of Deans Kidney s
remedy Tor the Kidneys ~
acts quickly. cures tne
reeulates the urine aha
backache out for good.
SEATTLE PROOF;
Frank A. Wilson, 90 =
street seattle. Wash SAYS.
two months ago ! began - Y
nom backaohe and an ~ "
inc through my loins. =
and listless and hardly ~ y.
allied me when | notices =
Kidney seeretons were pis'
too frequent In passaks !
that my Kidneys wefe y. .,,s
4 had heard several p ,.s
shout Doan's Kidney Pills
aN''' -, q sunply -h
ed hw the contents o. IVY
completely relieve me ~
believe that I woula n " 4
back now had not po .,as
pnis como 90 my a''VH'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

The Chilean suspect has admit.
ted that be - Dr. Cook. bat eveu
that makes his identity more
doubtful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

There 6 nothing In the obituary
Of Michael Regain. wha died AZ the
age Of lee. 10 show that be voted
any particular ticket al bis lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Even with the county commits
sioners feeling peevssh Bob Hodge
stlll eoatlnues 70 be an euthusiaa.
TIC member OF the Dont Worry
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Oscar Hammerstein. at siudl0
tea 10 New York. told story about
a beautiful young woman who IS a
famous portrait painter
~ had been announced. before
my last trip abroad. said Mr. Ham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

A big cross sheriff Ike the one
at Cairo Is the proper discourage
ment Tor What ails that burg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Or Beri's peril Hes in pearls. or
words 10 that general effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

49, nail, euf 81 city sesr. sil
q tnssfhs. 1885, month, xse.
Entered ~ seattle WASH. past
office. NJ secandseiess matter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Member OF the United Press.
Published daily BY The star Pub.
fishing Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Aiier being roasted cocoa
beans ase broken ard the
shells removed. Even
from tho shells . nutritious
beverage b made and IN
some European countries
the ground shells are sold
a. ''eocoa tea"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Ne9vs of PSterybu1g

charge of so damaging a freight train
on the Norfolk and Western Railway
as to threaten danger Of wreck. He
A wee bit of negro boy. John
Stewart, eight or ten years. was
charged with life offense in the
Police Court. He was too young to
be sent to Jail. and the justice COM
promised on a good whipping for him.
miscellaneous News.
From the glimmer Of candle TO
the brilliant glow of the arc light
was the figure described by President
Heath, of the Chamber of Commerce,
in referring TO the unprecedented adj
vance in prosperity of the city of
Petersburg during the past few years.
tax assessors for Dinwiddic county,
have been at work for some time
and it is reported that the assess
ments of property so far show fully
90 per, cent. increase over the pres
ent assessed values.
The sales of loose tobacco at the
warehouses last week gregated 207,-
965 pounds, making total sales for the
season 3,365,2S0 pounds
A well-known citizen of Dinwiddie
said that there is not a piece of prop
erty in the county, If put up at public
its assessed value.
ty.siS years years died Friday night at her
residence on Adams Street.
The citizens of Ettrck are asking
the influence of the Chamber of COM
merce in having the Virginia Railway
and Power Company extend its old
street line into that village.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
CELEBRATION WILL DE
AN ELABORATE AFFAIR
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
Staunton. Va, February 20.-William
b McChenery, of this city. recently
elected grand master of Masons in
Virginia, speaking of the celebration
of George Washington's anniversary at
Alexandria on next Tuesday by the
ledge of which Washington was a
member and named in his honor, says
the celebration this year Will be more
elaborate than usual Steps will he
taken on this occasion to mature plans
for great memorial teNple to be
built at Alexandria in Washington's
honor: and distinguished Masons from
all over the country have signIfied
their assent to be present and counsel
with the Alexandria grand master Of
Virginia and other state grand off,
ciuls will be present and take part in
the celebration ceremonies.
The new temple when built will
house the precious paintings and relicsl
Of washington, which have "a money
value of several hundred thousand doll
lars. now in the possession OF thc|
lodge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
THREE F ALL j RES
|NN0RTHERN NECK
spccial to The Times-Dispatcb.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
Lancaster, Va, February a0-Three
disastrous business failures have re-
Gently occurred in Richmond county,
the first being that of ], Milton
sydnor. prominent druggist and
been put In bankruptcy by his
creditors. His unsecured liabilities are
estimated at $4,000, with available
assets amounting to only $a.7oO. Mr.,
.Sydnors failure is said to have been
caused by unfortunate speculation In
of Richmond county, has been put into
bankruptcy by his creditors, with.
liabilities amounting to $1,000. and as,
sets. $6,500. A meeting of the repre-
sentatives of the creditors of these
men was held recently at Warsaw.
when G. A. CardWell, assignee In bank
ruptcy was present, Among the law
Of Richmond, and w. II. Yeaton, OF the
Armour Fertilizer Works. Colonel %,
Hugh Smith was appointed trustee for
Mr. Sydnor, and Asa S. Rice, trustee
for Mr.. Hamblin
The third failure is that OF John
of years has been doing a general
merchandise business at Warsaw, and
has Just made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. A, N. Wexford
being named al assignee. The liabili-
ties and assets are not stated.
a number of educational meetings
will he held during the coming week
Northern Neck j. S. Thomas, State
lsupervisorsof primary schools, will dc.
liver three addresses In Richmond
county during the first part of the
week. Next Friday the Teachers AS
tsQciattop OF northumberland county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
1903 North Sycamore street,

Petersburg, va, FEBRUARY ZU'
Some of the accounts Of the arrest
and alleged confessions of the Seyiar
brothers, the alleged Atlantic City
Northern papers. and evidently manu-
featured to Kill space. werci in the high
est degree exaggerated and without
foundation. No confession was made
here by either of the Seylars. both
denying knowledge of the death of
Miss Jane Adams. though the younger
brother contradicted the denial of the
elder that he was with Miss Adams
the night of her disappearance. and
did not hesitate to declare this very
material fact.
And then, too. Chief of Police Rag
land makes positive denial of the pub
lished statement attributed TO nun
that a woman giving her name as
Mary Hamilton called on him and de-
clared that she is the wife of William
Seylar. having married him in the sum,
mer of 1902, when he was employed
here Chief Ragland says no woman
called on him, and that he made no
such statement. He denies having said
that If the woman could produce
marriage certificate, a charge OF niS
amy would be preferred against WIZ
liam Seylar.
When Seylar lived in Petersburg some
years ago he associated with woman
of questionable character, VINO mas
long since disappeared from these
narts Much other sensational matter
Of like untrue character has been pub
lished.
commission Government for Cities.
a board Of control, or a commission
form of government. for Petersburg
was "a subject brought before the
Chamber of Commerce at It's big meet
ing held Friday night. and from the
favor with which 1t was received II
may he Judged that the chamber is
heartily IN favor of the constitutional
amendments proposed, to allow cities,
II thew so desire, to change their gov
ernments to the commission form, and
it may be said that Petersburg was
the first city in the state to move in
this matter, and the Councils have for
malls requested its representatives IN
the General Assembly to aid in secur-
ing the proper Legislation to give the
cities such option
The Petersburg Investment Corpo-
ration has made proposition TO the
city to buy tho almshouse tract, q largo
and desirable farm, with the view TO
Its improvement as residential prop
erty. and to build a boulevard along It's
front, extending to the southern limits
of the city. The Chamber of Com
merce is asked to assist In this matter.
Whether the city will sell is matter
Of doubt, as the Councils are now con-
sidering the expenditure of a large
sum of money in the Improvement of
that property.
Railroad Trespnssers.
Henry Austin, negro, was sent to
the Hustings Court to be tried on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

will hold a meeting at Wicomico
Church, when large crowd of teach.
ers and patrons of the schools will
be present Addresses and lectures
will be delivered by state Supervisor
Thomas. Robert Lee Blanton, editor of
the Virginia Journal of Education, and
Mrs. Daniel Warwick Read. State SUI
pervisor of drawing. and on the fol-
lowing day the same speakers Will adj
dress the Lancaster Teachers Assoc
citation at Lancaster Courthouse.
The bank at Heathsville heretofore
operated as part of the l.. r.. Num-
been taken out of that system. and
will hereafter be known as the Bank
of Nortnum berland, with the following
officers: Giles f. Eubank, president.
j. NJ. Booth. vice-president; Charles y.
Stirling, cashier; Directors-Giles +.
E,ubank. j. NJ Booth. Randolph S.
Brent, Asa S. Rice. +. Hugh Smith,
r. Il. Booker. Gordon Blundon. George
D. Shirley, w. Andrew Jones.
The newly organized Peoples Bank
at Reedville, recently taken out of the
Mumford system, will begin business
tomorrow.
Il. Dorsey Ficklin, commercial
traveller, whose home Is at Litwalton,
in this county. and Miss Edith Laura
Armstrong, We're recently married at
Relay Md, and are now spending their
honeymoon in Florida.
doing business at Brookvale, near
here. and Miss Addie p. Lowery,
daughter of Mr.aand Mrs. S. o. Lowery.
OF this county, were married Wednes-
day evening at the home of the BRIDES
parents in the presence of the mem
bers of the two families. the Rev. w.
A. Ware, of the Methodist Church, per-
forming the ceremony.
News comes from Weems in the
lower part of Lancaster of the death
of Mrs. Charlotte Damercl In the
seventy -eighth year of her age.
William II. Hundley. second son of
Captain and Mrs. ]. w. Hundley, of
Irvington, died several days ago at
tho home of his parents, in the
thirtieth year. of his age. He had
been an usually strong and healthy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
ORATORS PREPARE
FOR FINAL H0N0RS
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

lSpeC1dl 10 Inc IlIneS-JlSpatCfl.J
West Raleigh, n. c., February 90
There viii be a preliminary contest for
the selection of commencement orators
of the senior class some time within
the next month.
The League Literary Society will
hold Its annual banquet at Gierche's
Hotel next Saturday night. Among
the invited guests are Josephus Daniel,
Ex-Governor Aycock. DR.. D. II. Hill
and DR.. t. p. Harrison, professor of
English. who will deliver short ad-
dresses. The banquet committee is
composed of l.. p. McLendon. G. r
Ross and T. II. Thompson.
The third entertainment of the COL
lege lyceum course was given in Pullen
Hall Saturday night. under the man
agcment of the Alkabsr Lyceum
system. of Atlanta, by Reno B. Well
born.
J. r. Mullens. of Charlotte. N. c.. was
called home on Friday on account OF
the death of his father.
The senior class has elected the fol
lowing marshals for commencement.
]. NJ. BEL IL chief: G. w. Gillette,
II; d. r. Hinkle, IL; w. ii. Graham,
Jr., '12; f. r. Baldwin, Jr, -; j. B.
Maze, 10. and j. /. McCallum. l3.
DIR. Holmes. of the State Geological
and economic survey, delivered two adj
dresses before the agricultural stu
dents on Thursday and Friday. His
subjects being Forestry Protection
and Forestry Utilization
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
WEST VIRGINIAN HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGES
[srcclal 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

ESPECIAL 10 Inc IlmeS-DlspdtCn.J
Pocahontas, Va, February 20--Wil-
liam Ford, alias John Freeman, was
arrested here yesterday for highway
robbery and assault, by City Sergeant
George w. Mays. Freeman cut the
throat and robbed ]. Il. Sea. at San
ford. Raleigh county. w. Va. several
weeks ago. Sea had on his person
$3S when robbed.
Freeman has been working here IN
the mines for some time. and has been
corresponding with his wife in West
Virginia, and 1t was through the post
office people here and the assistance
of Homer p Brenerman, the assistant
postmaster that Freeman was cap
tured.
His wife arrived here and was met
by her husband, and while the meet
ing of man and wife was taking place
the officers arrested him. He con-
fessed and was taken to Beckley, the
county seat of Raleigh, by Deputy
Sheriff Henry Lemon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

there were four and on "Wednesday OF
last week Cove city District ana Map ape
Cvnress District both voted for local
tax by good majority. At present
there are a number of petitions up FOR.
local taxes in other districts.
s. r. Mathes, of Norfolk. Va. mas
been appointed master machanlc az
Newborn for the Norfolk and southern
Railway. On the same day that MT.
Mathes took charge the company cut
the time of the men In the shop from
to forty hours per week, it
being stated that the shop appropria,,
tion had been cut $500 a month. anu
thus 1t was necessary to cut down the
time of the men.