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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-03-13

was one OF the DeSt SHOWS luis
town has seen in a long time. ,
The clubs of the city are en-
gagged in an undertaking which
should meet the approval OF
everybody. Each club in the
city has agreed to raise certain
sum of money to be used in the
purchase of equipment for a de-
oartment of domestic science and
art in the public schools. Ger
tainly there is nothing that will
prove of more practical benefit to
the children than such a depart
meut. The teaching of children
how to cook. sew and the trades
is an important matter, and we
are for the proposition.
The News force is under obi
cations to Cashier Wyatt of the
State Bank for some of the new
uickels. While we are of course
glad to get the nickels (they are
worth five cents each), yet we
think the new design is about
as ugly a piece of work as evel
came out of the mint, and we are
of the opinion the new nickels
will not be in circulation long.
They look Ike trade checks,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-03-13

Makes speciality of castrating.
/ use the latest improved way
makes it safe. Bunch your colts
and phone or write me.
Peoria, Okla. 2 rings.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-03-13

Manager Bell made good with
"a Pair of Country Kids" II
was ono of the best shows this
town has seen in a long time.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-03-13

Wire! Wire Of al kinds,
our prfcsS are right. Hoods
Baxter.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-03-13

Mrs. ]. S. Hamilton of River
ton and Mrs. Roy Aftermath of
Lowell were shopping in Baxter
Tuesday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-03-13

6E2 Pound pail pure de-
licious honey NOO
S Pound pail extra quality
peanut butter NOO
o. N. BALDWIN. Baxter, Kas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
FLYNN IS beaten
BY MCARTf IN
SIX ROUNDS
White Hope Demonstrates
That He * Master Of Pasb-
10 Fireman Before Olympia
Club in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. April -Lngher
t4cf aFfF. elaiulant 81 the white
heavy weight chnmplonHhip. was
awarded thf decision b. wide mar-
gin ~ the end of 4 fast aiH-gDunn
bout with lin Flynn. of Colorado. AZ
lhe Olympus Athletic club here last
night MrtnFfF led infouei8aut tbs
naht ard frequently compelled hts
opponent tn riinrh % Hvold his vicious
STRAIGHT left faha
Although Ne appeared 70 be OUT
cinEsea from the atRff. Flynn fought
aamely throughout the entire six
rounds Niitn both gloves protecting
his Jaw and hla body cronched Ii
'eueh fnanner ~ 70 prevent Mccarty
frnm reaching a Vital part the Pu-
eh1o fireman rushed into cIInfh after
flinoh and aEcceeded in lHn6lnu nlany
blows az close quarters. McCarty.
however. seemed 90 g. In the pink 81
condition and was not Affected bN
Fiynn's short-arm poken. with
straight ieft iahs he pounded away AZ
bis Opponents face as the latter
dushed into the ellnches a. the end
~ the firgi round Flyuna nose was
nlCctilua. ~ the second round his
mouth WAS cut and before the close
~ sho bout one ESQ was nearly
closed.
Amer Shaking hands IN the nrst
After ,hey had been separated By tho
refcrec. McCarty loltod Flynn with
two rights 20 the Jaw. while the latter
sent three short 3ahs 10 McCarty's
face. nlows were exchanged N rapid
succession Al quarters until bail
This following rounds were a sue
ceasion " ciinchcs with Mccarty US
ing both right and left on Flynn's
body while the latter kept rushing
| IN an attempt 10 land blow which
would end the fglsi.
The bouts which preceded the
windun were cloRcly contested. Young
lAl Kaufman. McCartys Hparring
| partner. Knocked out AZ Benedict 0f
Ncw York an the second round. Joe
Jeannctte won from George Cotton IN
the fourth round. Frank Moran IL
Pittsburgh. who Is Mccarty's next
oppQnfni, was given q HARD fight ht
sailor White of New York, but
eeoued 10 have the popular verdict
81 the close Of the slx rounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

being shipped out OF the state. and
twice IL found To- be soabby,
The federal government through
the bureau of animal industry. hah
been cooperating with the state gov
crnments In the three states. for tho
eradication Of scabs, but has not been
satisfied with the work done by the
state la question. Hence this new
order
Dr Marion lines. who makes this
headquarters at Albuquerque, ~ ~.
Is In charge of the scab work In New
Mexico aud Dr. iesnc \. Allen. With
headquarters az Fort Worth, Is ia
charge OF the WORK In Texas for the
federal government.
Locally this is OF little effect, as but
few sheep are raised near here. Very
few sheep are imported from MeNlen
The duty on lambs rs IS cents head
and on sheep over one year old u ~
$50 ahead while they must also ue
dipped cntaiiing still greater OK
pence This makes the importation
OF sheep from Mexico almost pro-
hihltiNe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
FEUO ENDS IN FATAL
SHOOTING At
PINOS ALTOS
William Jones Instantly Kill
ed by Bullet Through Head
and Harry Eaton Is Under
Arrest Charged With Crime.

silver city. y. NJ, April TWIN
lam Jones Is deuu. with "a bullet
through his head. and Harry Eaton
b. under arrest, Chargod with the
crime Hs the result of happenings az
DavidHon's saw mill Ia Trout canyon,
some miles north or pin0s Altos. sun
DAY evening Eaton was arrested by
Deputy sheriff Robert Mccart who
went out 10 make an investigation
into the circumstances SURROUNDING
the killing. II appears that Eaton
ana Jones had Il quarrel sunday att
ernoon and thar later Eaton sent
word 10 Jones that he and his part
hcr should not come around the
house OF he would XIII Them, Jones
said he would leave the camp. some
time after that shots we're heard, ANA
those who went out 90 investigate
found the body of Jones lying on a
lumber pile He had been shot. The
bullet entered behind tho left ear ana
came out over the right eye, leaNins
"a gaping wound over an inch In d.
ameter Death must have been al
most instantaneous.
The TWO men are each about 30
years OF age and are we'll known over
all this section, whore they have lved
for many years
iig MOhalr shipment.
FIFTY sacks Of mohair considerably
over Il carload were shipped from Sii-
yer Citf to Boston this week, the en-
tlre lot hcinf The spring clip from the
AngOra nock uf ". A Heather. The
Heather ranch IL located west of Bear
mountain and the flock II one OF the
hnest Ia the country, shipments OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

clai Tfapelofs plan % open Neadouar.
ltfN o|thef on ihn FBnamasfo elHo IN.
ftfnaiIonal exposition aroun1S % N
= contthl Inrailon dawn town. Thran
Mfad4uafl1rn VIVA contain rest rnomH
lniprm4Non bafoau. poSiofIco and
other Recommendations.
Miles nroehofs have placed an au-
iomaiic moving picture cencra on
the roof ~ the Service building 81
the pannmn. Pacific international ex-
position. fot The purpose OF rpcordlns
the construction % tire Matnlntfy
palaces tho lAruost buil6lna % ila
Kind eper erected on the Paclne coast.
The cAnlnFa VIII take 3 aoi % picture
every i've mluuton. showing the al
tanec IN the building operations. The
fccord Will show nlnetY-Slx picinres
tor each working day. Tnc camera
lB operated wifh a delicate mcchAn.
leel device Mhleh takes The picture
a. unvnryinN intervals WITHOUT re-
curing the slightest attention. n u
protected from the sun and rain BY
a large hood. bat has an nll,incIusivc
view Of the new building. when the
building - completed these pictures
VIII Nc AoNNtNNHW hNH WHEN nNNW Il
the spectator wili watch the structure
eosnplcted without the tap of ham
mer and ln an Incredibly short
time.
Tho contract fer the Palace OF
l,ducailon has been let % LANCE and
nergstrom and work on this build
inK win start immediately. Contracts
have aiso been awarded mr. the pile
foundation Of the Palace Of Agricul-
ture. and for plllnR the foundation
uf the Palace ~ Transportation.
Tho roadway and gardens IN front
Or the servlce building have been
graded and planting II now under
way Il IA understood that soun-
fnin ~ ~ preseAle.l ~ local civic
organisation viii grace the lawn m
front of this building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
JAS. {. SULLIVAN
ATHLETIC HEAD
At FRISCO
Secretary-T Treasure of A. "A,
U. Appointed Director Of Lin-
portant Department of Pan
anna Pacific Exposition

san Francisco, April Thames r..
Sullivan, secretary tre0Hurer Of the
Amateur Athletic Union Of the Unit
ed states. and the foremost authori-
~ on amateur athletics in the
world. has been appointed athletic de
rector of the Panama Pacific Inter
national exposition. His appoint
mont means that the athletic pro-
gram during the exposition year VIII
be- one Of the great features Of the
coming 1915 universal exposition.
Before leaving. Athletic Director
sullivan outlined the follewing pro-
gram OF athletic events that VIII be
seen az the exposition. Lawn tennis.
archery. swimmins, gymnastics, ali-
around athletics. modern pentathlon'
peuinthion. decalhi0n. cycling, soccer,
baseball. handball rs casting. trap
shooting. rifc shooting, polo, military
tournaments. rogue. lying machine
contoSls, auto races. golf rugby. Ia
crosse, Fairgrounds elementary. in
terscholaetic meets. national college
championships. Pacific coast inter-
collegiate Championships, state inter-
collegiate championships. mot0rboats.
barge racins. rowinR motorcyllng,
national athletics. boxing. wrestling.
fencing. basketball and other events
yet "a be- named The rowing races
viii IN al probability be held Ia tho
estuary on the Oakland side ma the
sold tournaments viii boz held over
a local clubs course.
"rhs program outlined" said Ath-
letic Director Sullivan "wlll bring
10 San Francisco every worlds
champion. Tho stadium 10 bo con-
struoied viii De- the most remarkable
ever constructed. It's equipment Will
aurpaaf the stadium ~ London,
stockholm and Athens II viii have
something wholly new in athletic
events--a quarter mile straisht-awas
track. on which ! expect 20 see q
Rood many wards records fall
Travelling men who come to San
Francisco In 1915 Will be entertained
by the Commercial Travellers Com
gress Building association, - oorpo-
ration just formed by representative
~ the Travellers Protective Aasocia'
lion ~ America. Pacific Coast Trav-
elers association, san Francisco
Commercial Travellers association
ana she United Commercial Travel
erg Association of America, Of TINS
cliy and Oakland
The capital stock 81 the corpora.
zion IL s1s. 900 and viii be- sold 81
commercial nlen only The CONNER
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
NEW SHEEP DIPPING
ORDER PUT IN FORCE

~ Paso. Tex. Apru i7--Ali sheep
IN Texas and New Mexico and In the
counties of Apache and Navajo In Ar
izona. are quarantinod by the federal
government This means that thoy
must be dipped AT least once before
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

pure bred stock are made from II to
all parts OF the country.
Noosc Organize at MOgOilOn.
strong lodge Of the Loyal order
Of Moose 10 be known as Mogollon
I.uhge 40 laO3. VAS organized ~ Mo-
guilOn last week. The officers 81 the
new organization are: W. !. Moore.
dictator. Ralph NJ. kincr, secretary
and r. H. Mcintosh, treasurer The
lodge starts of with q membership 81
100. aud II h anticipated that TINS
number will soon be doubled the
members of the lodge viii give "a ball
lat the Mexican hall at Mogoiion on
Saturday. April 20. which ~ heing
looked forward To as one oi the big
gcst and most FuccoSsi ul social events
in the history OF MogoilOn.
IMbin Picture Company Coming.
RomRine Lubin. manager OF the
LuDin Motion Picture company which
Is now making exposures FOR new
picture films at santa rata, VIII To-
cate Ia Silver city with the entire
company IN the course Of few days
for the purpose Of making mining and
other pictures.
MOBILITY" crystal. today only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
ELIMINATION IN THE
1888 DIVISION IS
PROBABLE
Tourney May Be Arranged
Among LightweightS to Sc
cure Opponent for Champion
Richie; Rivers Likely to
Be Candidate.

Jose Rivers. the California boy, has
had his second fO-round contest with
Leach CFoss the New York dentist.
hut there has not been decisive YER
diet either way. although most of the
papers In the biz city say jose had
the shade; while sorno OF them claim
he had IS big margin. Others were
content 10 give il a draw. so nll Ia
all u aensnS fair ~ Say that the shade
was with the California boy. II leaves
the two IN a good position TO chal-
lenac Willie Richie for title bout.
but on the coast II is a cinch Rivers
will be- the boy a. get the cali -
he Is a big favoritc there and he has
earned his laurcls. Cross has also
come along better than his most ar
dent admirers had expected. There
are so many lightweights claiming
recognition just now that Tom Mc-
Carey or Jim Coffroth might well ar
range an elimination tourney 90 got
the best man to meet Richie In a
championship battle. Ia the mean
time Willie may be matched up with
Freddy Welsh. the British champion
for an international contest. with
Joe Mandot doing the "come- back
stunt az New orleans with Johnny
Lore and Bud Anderson shining on
the coast. besides Pal Brown. the Min
nesota claimant, and Ray Temple
getting into the ilmcfight, NOT fpr'
getting Al Wolgast and Harlem Tom
my Murphy. there should be some
good matches Ia sight ANY one OF
the above named are ready for q
mitch with either Richie or Freddy
Welsh. so the British champion need
not loaf while he w waiting for q
/ chance al the titiehOlder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

Hives. cczemu. Itch or salt rhcum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touoh
OF your clothing. Doan's Ointment ~
fne nor skin itching. Al druggists
sell H.. soc "A box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

The betting on the Johnny kiibane-
Johnny Dundee match az Los Angeles
10 be decided this month ip quiet az
present. with plenty 81 Dundee money
fsr The short end. but these seems ~
reason why the Cleveland boy should
not rule "A strong favOrite, II n usually
n good rule 10 follow a champion am
IN ne falls. Siihane has proven HIM
self mn exceptionally clever boy and u
viii take a mighty good one 20 beat
him Dundee Is without doubt a
strong voungster with a good wallop.
bat no more so than Joe kiNvfr'
whom Kiihane Knocked out The
fans howled lluke, bat just the
same Il was a knockout and kilhane
should get al credit for Il. u proved
that Johnny can hit when the oeca'
sion demands and he VIII be there
when he meets Dundee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

Book Becr--now ready--order
case Southwestern Brewery q Ice Co.
Phones 57 and 5s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

Can't look well. eat well. or feel
well with impure blood. Keep the
blood pure with Burdock Blood Bit
ters Eat simply. take exercise, Keep
clean and good health IL pretty sure
10 follow. siO0 bottle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

Mobility" three-reel hand-co'-
orod Pathe feature. crystal today
only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

mobility" ihreearcei hana-eo'-
ored Pathc feature. Crystal. today
only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

"Nobillty." q thrfe-reei hand-eo'-
0red Pathe feature. crystal, today
only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

Supply yourself with those prom
lscd pIlDios while Gray has his special
sale Ou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

"NohnIlg." cry.Ial. loday oHly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

"Nobni,y" crystal. today only
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

pure bred stock are made from II 10
all parts OF the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

oNooInN.- cryslaI lodny boy.
Evening star., 1913-12-04

a hundred miles away. And then II. when
there were vacancy in a second-Oiass
Office somewhere else, he made an ex-
ceptional record in the third-class office
he might be called still higher. ard so on.
For instance, under this plan postmas-
ter at Valley Forge. Pa. might be moved
up to Carbondale and from Carbondale up
to Johnstown. from Johnstown up to
Pittsburgh, from Pittsburgh to Philadel-
phia. and even from there to New York.
Ii Is pointed out that this idea does no
violence to the usual practice in the
business world. Who cares. it Is asked.
whether the local agent Of the express
company comes from the home town or
thousand miles away? Who cares wheth-
er the bookkeeper of a bank Is home
product or from another state? Who
cares whether the manager of a big de-
partment store in Washington is Wash
ington bred and born. or whether he
halls from New York or Germany? What
the people at large want, ii is contended.
is service, and the best way to give them
that is to have a system of promotions in
the postal service that will bring to the
fore the men who have especial eqcip-
ment for promoting the interests of the
postal service, whether they be born in
Podunk Metropolis. Russia, Germany or
anywhere else.
The idea Of a universal system of pro-
Evening star., 1913-12-04

it's members, duplicates of which will be
distributed to the exhibitors during show
week.
The chairmen of the various committees
are: Music F. c. Sibbald: press, 7. o.
Probey: floor space, L. ]. Henderson: cafe.
]. H. Miller; reception, Arthur Foraker;
decorations, Charles w. Semmes.
Those present at the meeting last night
were Leroy Mark T. Oliver Probey. w
R. Emerson, R Bruce Emerson. Harry
Ward, Jerome Fanciulli, William Ullman,
E. A. Garlock, F. c. Sibbald Arthur
Foraker, ]. H. johnson. jr-; Frank G.
Fickling, w. F. Meyer. Howard S. Fisk
Robert H. Love, James w. Orme. Gard
ner p Orme and Irving J. Henderson.
President Probey has called meeting
for Wednesday night, December 10. when
further committee reports will be received
and the development of plans for the
show will be discussed.
Evening star., 1913-12-04

motions in the postal service, where every
man who enters 1t stands his equal
chance to work UP to the postmastership
Of New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, St.
Louis. Boston or New Orleans. is an at
tractive one to men who work for Uncle
Sam in the handling OF the nations mail,
but it would probably not receive a very
favorable reception at the hands of the
men of every city and town who hope
some time or another to catch the eye of
a President and land postmaster's job.
The cry of "carpetbagism' would proba-
bly, overcome the appeal Of reason. and
the head of the Postmaster General who
would put such a plan into effect would
receive the maledictions of those who in
sist upon the principle of home rule. But
it is whispered that not all Postmasters
General will care for these things, and
that the future is likely to bring forth
such a merit system.
Evening star., 1913-12-04
MAY PUT BAN ON ARMS.
British Governments Move Against
Plans of Rebellion.

DUBLIN. Ireland. December 4.-The i'm
portation of arms into Ireland is about
to be forbidden. according to the news
papers here. The issue Of a proclama-
ton to that effect is expected in a day
or two.
Augustine Birrell. chief secretary for
Ireland is here in conference with the
Earl of Aberdeen. the lord lieutenant,
and the result, ii is thought will be that
the government will take this first step
against the plans of rebellion of the fol-
lowers of Sir Edward Carson, the Irish
unionist leader.
Shipments of rifles and bayonets in
large quantities into Belfast have been or
the increase during the past few weeks.
Evening star., 1913-12-04

the hall discussed and membership badges
approved.
The new members elected were George
T. Howard, H. s. Stinechcomb. J. " Har-
rigan, John A. Sterrett, Robert H. Love
and w F. Meyer. Reports were submit
ted relative to the securing of space for
the exhibition. 1t was stated that from
the present outlook there will be lack
of space. In order to accommodate all
who make application. Irving ]. Hender-
son was selected to confer with the
agents relative to securing the drill hall
of the old National Guard armory on L
street, adjoining Convention Hall. This
building is connected with the side en-
trance of the hall by a bridge and was
last used a few years ago when the Ma
sonic fair was held.
Evening star., 1913-12-04
DEALERS DISCUSS PLANS
FOR AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Work of Committees Outlined.
Association Elects New
Members.

Plans for the coming automobile show
to be held in Convention Hall January
1924 were discussed last night at
meeting of the Washington Automobile
Dealers Association, held at the offices
of Emerson & Orme, 14O7 H street north
west. The work of the various commit
tees was outlined. new members were
elected to the association, decorations of
Evening star., 1913-12-04
Philadelphia Brokers Suspend.

PHILADELPHIA, December 4.-Wil-
liam L. Bear & Co.. brokers of this city.
suspended today pending the
Evening star., 1913-12-04
Whitman Seeks Indictments.

NEW YORK. December 4.-District At
torney Whitman went before the grand
jury today 10 ask for the indictment or
Arthur A. Mclean. treasurer OF the dem
ocratic state committee and Thomas
Hassett. a former employe of the state
engineers office. He was prepared TO
present evidence intended to show that
Mclean accepted campaign contributions
from corporations and that Hassett So
licited a bribe as a condition to expedit-
ing payment on a state highway contract.
Evening star., 1913-12-04

result OF involuntary bankruptcy pro-
ceedings A petition was filed in the
bankruptcy court to have William l..
Bear individually and trading as VIII
liam L. Bear e. Co, adjudged an involun-
tary bankrupt. The amounts claimed IN
the petition filed by creditors total less
than g.. 500. The firm is a member OF the
Philadelphia Stock Exchange and the
suspension is not regarded as important.
Evening star., 1913-12-04
Show Committee Members.

The show committee this year will con-
sist of T. Oliver Probey, Charles w
Semmes, r. Bruce Emerson. Arthur Fo-
raker, Irving ]. Henderson. F. c. Sib-
bald. J. H. Johnson, jr.; E. A Garlock,
Leroy Mark and H. A. jerks. The asso-
citation adopted design for the use Of
Evening star., 1913-12-04
Indians Predict mo Winter"

PIERRE, S. D.. December 4.--The In
dians of this vicinity are predicting there
will be mo winter this season" Freak
December weather prevails all over the
Dakotas with warm rains and the ther-
rnometers well above freezing.
Evening star., 1913-12-04
Agreed on Albanian Ruler.

BERLIN, December All the Euro
pean powers have given their consent to
the assumption of the Albanian throne
by Prince William, head of the house of
Wied. He was born In 1872 and sue
ceeded his father in 1910.
Evening star., 1913-12-04

The association was organized many
years ago. and has had a long and honor
Evening star., 1913-12-04
Strongly Champion
the Merit System.

the merit system IN the appointment of
postmasters They say that in this way
men can start down in the ranks in the
postal service and work up to the posi-
ton OF postmaster. That this idea will
ultimately be carried out appears prob
able. and that it will so even farther
than that is more than possible. II may
be that the department will go even far
enough TO eliminate post Offices from the
local home rule idea. and view the postal
service as national establishment rather
than an establishment In which the post
master has to be a home product.
Under this idea postmasters would sell
dom serve In their home towns. When a
rourth-class postmaster at Ruralyile
proved himself unusually efficient he
might be promoted to a third-class office
Evening star., 1913-12-04

Perhaps the most influential of all the
associations of postal employees Is the