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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

Stomach Trouble causes a multitude
of ailments. and often results in Gall
Stones, Yellow Jaundice, Acute and
Chronic Indigestion, Appediditis, Con-
stipation. Auto Intoxication. Gas Pres.
sure, Fear of Heart Disease. Cancer
and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intes.
tines, ETC., etc. One dose Of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy has proven sue
cessful in thousands of cases of Stom-
ach Trouble. This explains its enor-
nous sale. Has been taken and is
recommends d by Physicians, Justice Of
The Supreme Court. Congressman,
Lawyers, Nurses, Ministers, Farmers,
Educators, Mechanics probably your
own neighbor. Many owe their lives
to Msyr's Wonderful Remedy. Thous-
ands say it has saved them from the
knife. Contains no alcohol or habit
forming drugs. FREE booklet tn
Stomach Ailments. Address George
H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, Chicago.
Better yet obtain bottle Of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy from Haynes &
Ia, lor or any reliable druggist. who
will refund your money il il fails.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

Talcum Powder
Tooth Powder
d. r. & Scalp Tonic
Tooth Brushes
Tooth Paste =
Perfumes, 6 kinds
Vanishishing Cream
Toilet Soaps. 8 kinds
Shaving Soap
Washing Conn ound
Lemon Extrac,
Vanilla Extract
Comp, Vanilla Flavor
Vanilla Flavor Z
Sewing Machine Oil
Jamaica Ginger
Maple Flavor
Banana Flavor
Orange Flavor
Pineapple Fla, or
Strawberry Flavor
Cinnamon Flavor
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

Senator Stone is now enjoying
the distinction of being the most
unpopular Democrat in the Uni
ted States. - kentuckian.
J. J. Fleming, OF Bird sv.Ile,
arrived Tuesday afternoon md
was the guest for tn night Of
his sister, Mrs. May Barnett.
Sherman Williamson died at
Clay, Ky, Tuesday of iubercu-
lJsis. He was a brother of Mrs
Alex Guess. Rev. ". 7. Oakley
preached the funeral Wednesday.
Wesley c. Hoover, Sergent OF
the Quartermaster Corps. at
Fort Williams. Portland, Maine,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Hoover, and other
relatives here and in the county.
1t is his first visit home in four.
teen years.
l.. f, Order has sold his res
dence near u e. railroad to Sher.
die Hale, who wi occupy it at
once. Mr.. Order and liz fami.
ly will move t. Chas.ain w.
Haynes residence.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
Big Gay Wolf Shot
In Wabash County.

Mt Carmel. III March 20
A gray wolf which has been
run irg at large in the TOR h.
W st part Of Wabash county fer
some tine pat was shot ly
Charles Bradham Of Lick Pra RE
precinct.
For tie past several weeks the
wolf has bstn worrying the
farmers in the 81 ction aonc the
Bonpas or ok where h. made his
h M. II has carried away pigs
and cthe' small animals and
poultry, A He k or more sgo a
hu. G wolf crive was CARR d on
M the rope Of capturing him,
but it 'a.le Of results. The an
i'm ] is saii to be an exceptionally
la O. one.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

Backache & Bladder
Pills
Digestive Tablets
Laxative Waters
Headache Tablets
Worm Tablets
Laxative Cold G. Grip
Tablets
Little Liver Pills
Catha,tic Liver Pills
Catsrrh Medicine
Root 4 Herb Tea
Toothache Wax
Corn Salve
Stick Salve
Toilet Water, A kinds
Cold Gre am
Fragrant PomaGe
Shaving CIR, am
Face Cream
81 ampoo Jelly
Face Powder
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
List of Watkins Products.

Watt ms Liniment
Cough Medicine
Cough Balsam
Sarsaparilla
Gen. De. Cambria
B. & S. Alternative Tonic
LaX-tone
Female Tonic
Pain. 0leum
Barbwire Embrocali,n
/ Veterinary Lotion
Laxative Syrup
Cream of Camphor
| WAIKIKI $ Pain Oil
/ Veterinary Ointment
| Petro.C Carlo Salve
Menthol- Camphor o.
Gall Ointment
Mustard Ointment
Hea ing Powder
Rheumatic & Gout To bs
After Dinner Tablets
Diuretic Table t.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Wilson of
Crittenden Springs came in We'd.
mes 'ay to attend the ball at the
/ Op,r IA House and to visit friends
a few days.
Mr.. K. G.. Terry OF Lynchbuig
Va has r turned to Marion and
will low look after tie local bus
mess of the West ky Ore Co.
here and at Mexico.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Olive
Humphrey of North Yakima,
Washington on March 9th a fine
9 IL pound hoy Christian Philip
Arthur.
Mrs. J. +. Gordon of Madison.
vile is here to spend a few weeks
the guest Of her parents l.. II.
James and wife corner Depot and
College st ees.
FOR RENT-After March
18th. my house on Walker street
in Marion. Ky.
+. G. Cox,
Sheridan, Ky.
Melrose Vernon of OwensbOro
who underwent an operation last
week for appendicitis was getting
along nicely Tuesday and il no
complication arises will be out of
danger in a few days We hope.
Charles Z. McGregor. who was
usder treatment in the hospital
at Chicago came home last week
to spend a few days with his
. family. He and his wife re.
turned to Chicago Tuesday.
Pearl Steam Laundry best in
town. Family washings Sets.
per Id. All work called for and
delivered. Phone Is.
Hunter & Barnes.
Go TO George W. Stone for
your glasses in rims or rimless,
any kind you want. His low
prices will burprise you. Office
hours every Saturday and Mon.
dav. Office lower floor Press
Bldg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Gibbs Of
OF Caldwell Springs were called
to Paducah last week on account
of the serious illness of her
father. VIM. Hughes who died
Wednesday night.
A. N. Stallion and son, James
Terry, of Lexington were here
several days this week selling his
household and kitchen furniture.
Mr.. Stallion for n number of years
worked for Bud Ramsey and b
W. Mauzy and was one Of u xon's
best salesman and is row employ
ed at the hospital at Lexington
DiXon.JUurnal.
Fred +. and Chas. Hughes OF
Jackson. Mich. Curtis G. Hue.
hes OF OlHey, Ills, and W. U.
Hughes of Rodney arrived here
Wednesday afternoon with tn,
remains Of their father, VIM
Hughes, also his two daughters
Mrs. jesse w. Handy of Padu
J cab and Mrs. Robt. Gibbs o.
Caldwell Springs. They all lef
for their homes Friday.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
Announcements

The Crittenden Record Press
will In future charge for political
announcements for each candid.
ate announcing, and name run in
paper until The regular election
if nominated. Terms invariably
cash in advance.
State and U. S, offices $500
District Offices $500
County offices $1,000
Magistrate and Constable $500
City offices q. $3.50
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

narred Rock; Il, so; 81 25 ard
Sl.C0 for -.
$. c. K. |. Reds, $3.50, $1.z5
AMI Sl.O0 yer Is.
5. c. White Leghornr, Sl.00
for Is and $50 per hundred.
Baby Ct icke, Zoe.
UCKS
Runners, Fawn and Whit, per
Il. $3.50.
Wild Mallard pure blo)6. $2.5
70 II.
Mrs. j. P. Ca ter,
Marion, KY. MS4
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
ptR)eNaLf
Kill GTNH1xal M. i'-glali.t,
sA.'r -, nlNNlb

}. |. item m IS expecting MS
family to return soon from Fla.
Ms Mildred Moore has re.
turned from Birminghom, Ala.
Mrs. S. Gugenheim is GONZALES
cent.
| repair all Kinds Of range
stove 1T lowest cash prices.
II. A Ramage.
7. S. Maxwell who visited in
Fredonia and Order section last
week retu ned Sunday morni &.
Sam Carnahan and family left
Sunday morning for Black ford
10 spend the day with relative S.
H. d. Woolford OF Mexico, Ky
was in liosiclare first of tie
week Hardin Independent
Ebb Glib IT has cen visit ny
in kentucky. Hardin Indeper d.
mt.
A Mr.. Elder Of Marion, Kv.,
m)Nei u our city Monday
Hardin Independent
+ ank i. dye has purchased
tie Hill residence, corter Col
] ge aud Dept street.
Miss Elizabeth james WHO has
been indisposed for the past two
weeks is recUperating.
Judge J. f. Gordon of Mad son.
lie spent the week end in the
city.
Mrs. II Y. Escltt is in Louis
vide the guest OF her daughter
Mr.. A K. Smith.
Mia Elizateth Cook has the
m asles but is getting along
satisfactorily.
Ms Dunning and son Ellis G..
4 PaGucah arrived here Nor day
enioute to Levias to visit rel
a,ives
Will lay Sl.00 p r bushel fol
sound corn, and for Red top hay
$500. ard Timothy hay $500.
3l5l,p J. NJ. McChesney,
Miss Roberta Moore who has
teen COZ fined at hCms with the
mea. les is much better this week
80 We hear. =
Mrs. Annie Hill wi leave
so)n for Clinton t. make her
home with her daughter, Mrs.
Eva Deboe.
5. B Holloman Of Eddyville
was the guest of friends here
last week. He is pleased with
his new position.
Pure bred Barred Plymouth
Rock Eggs 10 cents per setting
Of 10 egg. Mrs. 7. A. Enocb.
Phone 62.3rings.
Mrs. A. V. McFae and con.
Ed N. McFee are expected soon
from Clearwater. Fla, where
they spent the winter.
NJ. X. Gordon and v. Y. Moore
two prominent attorneys Of Madi.
sonville are attending Circuit
Court here this week.
Rev. n. V. Escott left Monday
for Louisville 70 join Mrs. Escott
and t. consult a specialist as TO
an ear trouble.
Mrs. Ellen. Croft and Miss
Ruth Croft who haue been visit.
ing in Tampa, Fla, are expect.
ed home next week.
WANTED A first class Rhode
Island Red Rooster single comb.
One or two years old,
Joseph Mason, Sr,
Cave in Rock, III.
On account of the sickness of
his parents, who live at Hampton
Ky.. DR.. w. p. Duley was aalled
to that place Thursday, - Hardin
Independent.
Miss Madeleine jenkins after
a delightful visit of three weeks
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

Peppermint Flavor
Wintergreen Flavor
Mixed Fruit Flavor
Almond Extract
Anise Flavor
Fruit Nectars 4 kinds
Sage Mixed Spices
Black Pepper
A'lspice Cloves
GlLser Mustard
Nutmeg Cinnamon
r d Pepper
Baking power
Pencils
Chewinl Gum
Sto X 10 C
Poll ~ Touic
Louise Killer
Germiclde, Dip and
Disinfectau$-
Fly Oil
Fly Powder
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
We Will Bond
You Right Now
ORDER s WOODS
White Swan
Laundry
Agency

Having acquired the White
Swan Laundry Agency and
feeling safe In saying there
Is no better laundry, : solicit
your business and promise
promptness and accuracy IN
dispatctins,ssme. Phone IS
S. N. Weldon
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
Eggs For Matching,

Eggs from thoroughbred
r. |. Reds for Matching. Call
Mrs. Howard Henry, Marion,
ny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25

WIKI ship. They are held in the city
Jail on open charges.
Tho reports about my ship are
wiio rwnors ana entirely untrue. "
sad Capt Boris Bed,l. master OF the
sa-caiied mystery vessel 4 cannot
Imagine where they originated, but
they are utterly foolish. We came
here solely on n commercial mission
Just a. any other shin might come -"
Laughs 1T Gold Fake
Peter Zubick. supcrcargo on board
th" Shilka. representing the Russian
firm sending the shipment Of licorice
root, peas and hides. was amused at
the report the ship carried 800 600
in golc as "A defense fund for Amcri.
can l. " W. nj Chicago
II would he impossible TO take any
amount NJ gold out OF Russia today"
said zubick. for there Is no gold
there. The country Is on paper
money basis. and gold iS indeed a
precious metal The person who
started these ridiculous rumors for.
got to take this into consideration"
No Mutiny Aboard
Capt. Bedcl and Zubick both pointed
out the fact that all Russian vessels
carry sailors committees since the
rev olution. and that the presence of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
EX-EMPlOYES
OF BILLINCSLEY
IN AUBURN RING

Federal investigation OF the
Auburn whisky ring. tho operations
Of which lei TO tho shooting las,
"wednesday nigh, Of william Apple-
stl~l. has brought 20 light con
Splraey for tho handling Of stolen
liquors that equals In proportions the
nnnFsi.y system. II IL believed.
A score Of men mr., Involved in
the operation. and as many more
have bsen named as witnesses,
". =. NlebllnG. 81. who was NJ.
rested las, Saturday. and held for
investigation pending his alleged
operation. IN connection with the
Disposal Of nauor said 10 have been
stolen from tho Auburn yards. In at
liberty today under 1900 bail. Fed.
srai investigators visited Slcbling In
the city Jail and decided 10 hold him
under hail without charge as a
result ~ IN. conference
Following tho killing 81 Applertiel.
y. T.. Waterman. by some one. said
by sons TO have been a member Of
the Auburn gang and with which
crime s. l.. Graham. a avitchman In
charged. federal investigators yts.
tied Auburn II IL said they
learned that number ~ for.
nsr employees OF the BilllnEslcys
were employed In the Auburn con.
spiracy,
\ check Of IN. freigh, accounts
shows the gang has been In opera.
ton for more than \ year In MAJ ny
instances u was shown that the
thieves stole their own liquor.
II was learned that the 20 cases
Of whisky in the y. y. car that was
entered Last "wednesday night. when
Applertiei was murdered. was not
ordered by a Butte drug store. hut
by former cmploye Of the Billings.
ieys who WAS IN league with the
whisky robbers. and who had the
liquor routed by WAY Of Auburn
The witnesses held In connection
with the case src Ted johnson. a
platform foreman. who claimed TO
have seen Graham and Casey In the
looted box car. David Brannan and
ole Moon, railroad employees. who
have sworn 10 affidhy ita stating that
they saw Graham In the looted box
ear on the afternoon before shooting
r 81. Schulcr. the railroad man. who
was the first To reach Applcstiel's
side after the shooting. Mox vor.
werck. J. n. Harden. w. l.. Bran.
nan and J X. Young. Northern Pa
cific officers. who were present when
the arrest OF Graham was made by
Sheriff Starwich. c. W. Llcweilyn.
tho marshal Of Auburn: Frank
koepfli. deputy coroner: John Por.
ria who has confessed TO having
driven Graham 10 the yards on the
night Of the murder. Matt Starwich
and Herbert Reobec deputy sher.
IFS. who made the arrest OF Ora
ham. and Deputy Sheriff Walter
Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
ElkS, LEVY, LEONARD
ENTERTAIN klDclES

Tom Mills. in the guise Of Santa
Claus. gave out presents To ] 500 chill.
ircn Monday afternoon az the Elks'
Christmas tree.
An immense tree. gayly lighted.
was placed In the center of the club
gymnasium. and the children were
allowed to run rampant about the
gifts which were stacked up around
tho hasc
Following the close OF the Chri. I.
mas tree festivities all Of the chit
ditn were taken to the Orpheum
theatre. NJ the invitation of Eugene
Levy. manager.
a. w. Leonard. president Of the
Traction company. then presented
each one OF the children with street
car tickets.
A number Of toys which werp left
over VIII be taken TO the children OF
the I,yther home and the Orthopedic
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25

such committee on the Shiika IL
merely a present custom. and not an
alarming indication OF mutiny.
Federal and naval officials. after =
busy day yesterday. investigating tho
Shilsa. are Of the opinion that tho
ship has the same status as any other
friendly vessel that might put into
port and that she will he permitted
TO leave quietly after her cargo has
Len unloaded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
Inside Story of
i the All-AmeriCan
Aviation Engine

, out part by part the best designs
Mercedes best here. Rolls Royce
there. Hispano Suiza for this. and
Caproni for that But thru all ran
the underlying conviction 49, The
Lorain Dietrich type Jus, developed
in France IL the coming motor" 80
n was settled on as the basis.
Report In Four Days
BY May 81. just four days after
the idea came 10 Vincent. their
twenty.hour-a-da work resulted IN
a tentative report for the Aircraft
Board embodying sketches. That
night they met army and navy Of
ficers and the Aircraft Board in
Gen. Squire's office. where they
were told TO 20 ahead with work
ing drawings. They wired Detroit
for two good layout men. who ar.
rived Friday. June 1. and with Hall
and Vincent worked straight on
thru until Monday afternoon - IS
HOURS on A STRETCH,
On June Z they were back
before the Joint Army Navy
Aircraft Board conference. and
this time they got their final
orders: GO 10 it--build ten
sample engines in the shortest
possible time" The first en-.
CINE was promised within
seven weeks.
How the Packard company was
persuaded to give up it's ambition
Of making the Packard aviation en-
CINE az famous in the United States
as the Mercedes II In Germany. and
concentrate on the All American
name: how the wooden model was
finished in just three and a halt
days. how some 20 manufacturers
were practically commandeered 10
rush the parts OF engine, how IL
OF the greatest engine experts were
brought into conference 10 perfect
the Standardization; how drafts
men and mechanics volunteered 10
work night and day. Sundays and
holidays. how pugnacious Pack.
ard traffic manager rode In the
baggage car with the engine from
Detroit 10 Washington and brought
IL thru In 20 hours by smashing
railroad rulos--all these are vitality
interesting stories
BUT THE BIG STORY rs
THAT ON JULY 3, JUST
FOUR WEEKS AFTER THE
ORDER GO AHEAD" THE
FINISHED ENGINE WAS At
THE BUREAU OF STAND
ARDS IN WASHINGTON
READY FOR ITS FIRST
TESTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
PRES. WILSON CONFERS WITH
R. R. BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS


WASHINGTON. Dec. %. prr-i
dent Wilson summoned tho chirf.
and Legislative. agents Of the four
rallro@a hrothe' hoods 10 conference
at tho whtc iionse Thursday TN
istirross - the conference Ia no,
stRtsd
Tn- president has recently eoiif.r
red with these 7p.n. and his sum
mons came a. a surprise. IL Ia known
III. president has been making an in
trnSiv~ study OF the railroad situa
ton. and the conference probably II
70 allow him tn lay before tn. rail
road mrn hi. plans for increasing
railroad efficiency
itggnors have been current for
some time that tho government In
tcnasG taking over the ma nAEem~n,
or the control ~ the railroads. ar a
war measure
40 intirna;ion OF what President
Wilson's sentiments IN this regard
are has h~en forthcoming. and an
address TO congress on the subject.
which ~ Is expected h. viii make
-oon after tho holidays. IN being
awaited With great interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
100000 JOIN
THE RED CROSS;
EXCEED QUOTA

WASHINGTON. u. C. Dec. as
Thirteen million today had Joined
the hord~s Of Red Cross fighters
Tho membership campaign. designed
to enlist 10000 900 new soldiers Of
mercy hy Christmas. Is a great sue
renx
Practically every division exceed.
81 It's quota
Tho Lake division. comprising In
diana. Kentucky ard ohio. was in
IN. lead. finishing with $500 900 on
n quota Of i.0sa.ooo
The Atlantic division reported
ss3o. 900 with third Of its chapters
stlll at work u quota was 2.oi5 900
In the Central division. compris
ing Iowa. Wisconsin. Nebraska.
Michigan and Illinois. LISP. roo was
reported on quota of i.sAs. 600
The campaign there Will continue
for week
Other divisions reported. Pcnnsyi-
vania. 100000 on i.iss 900 quota
Northwestern. as 900 on 3ei 900
quota. Southwestern 1900. 600 on
1.iG2.ooo quota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
UNION MEN STAND
BACK OF COUNTRY

The Janitors. Watchmen's ana
Elevator Operators union adopted
resolutions Sunday night to back
the colors TO the last ditch and 10
wage war against any traitors who
attempted to hinder tho govern
ment In its war program.
IL was further resolved to expel
any members who were found 10
members Of the l. w. W. and
tnat the orRa nlzatlon would with
draw rs delegate 10 the Internal
tional Defense league and 10 dis
continue future monthly donations.
y. O'Brien WAS elected president
OF the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
Dol SHEVIKI SHIP HAS
BIG HOT AIR CARGO

u appears today ~ W there
has been much ado about moth
ing In connection with the
Boisheyiki transport shiilSs.
The story printed in one Sc
attic paper that the vessel con.
falned a large amount 81 mum
lions turned out To be the child
81 some ambitious reporters
Imagination.
The guns were nothing more than
a few old. rusty Japanese rifles and
a few Swedish pistols. which had
been stored in che arms locker ever
since the vessel had been used as a
transport years ago. Officials place
no significance 20 tho arms.
Pull Of Air-Thai's All
InvestIEa ton ~ tho mysterious
tank" which was suppoyed TO have
contained high explosives, showed
il contained nothing but air and a
small amount OF rust.
The only mystery concerning the
vessel that appears To have a chance
Of surviving now II the registry.
No one can find out who tho
original chartcrerr ~ the Shilka arc.
CAPT. Boris Bcdcl and Peter
zuhick. supcrcargo. were investi-
gated in the offices Of the collector
Of customs Capt Bedel is naval
officer. and when questioned. ad.
fnitted that he knew little OF his
Eupcrcargo Capt Bedel wears tho
characteristic Kaiser Wilhelm mus.
tache. but denies pro-Gc1nan lean.
ings.
The cargo is roughly appraised a,
$3.50 900 by the ship brokers who
are handling the cargo Nothing
can be learned Of the persons 20
whom the money is to bc returned
following the disposal Of the cargo.
Five Released
IBut some shippers say there Is
nothing exceptionally peculiar about
this. Ak the supercargo is there to
take care OF the money.
However the theorists are now
saying that the 800 600 In gold for
the l. W. W In Chicago is to come
from the sale OF the cargo
Five Of the 20 Russians who were
arrested on the dock following an
attempt by an !. w W. to address
the crowd at tho dock last Sunday
have been released
The fate Of the remaining men
rests with the government Every
detail of the seizure Of the vessel
has been telcgrlphed to Washington,
- G. and II II hint,d that the pris.
oncrs will be deportcl
Patro,man on Job
patrolmen from the Seattle police
department have replaced the naval
militiamen as guards OF the vessel.
u. Teraninof.f the quartermaster.
who was arrested sunday night. fol.
lowing HIS address before 500 mem.
bers of the |. w W. In the hall at
20Sh Second ave. s.. was released
Monday and allowed to return TO the
boat where he came under the same
orders which affected other members
OF the crew.
The work OF unloading the vessel
was discontinued today, but will be
resumed again early Wednesday
morning. II is believed the cargo
viii be removed by Thursday night.
Crew Takes Vote
Work was delayed Monday be.
cause Of vote taken by the mem.
bers OF the crews committee 60 re.
fuse To start to work until IL a. m.
Federal authorities caused the ar.
rest of Moses and Isaac Poleshuk.
rincus Pick and Haskor Chaskal.
four members OF the crew. because
Of their insstent demands Monday
afternoon 10 he allowed to visit
Aaron Poleshuk, held for invesuga.
ton in connection with the Bolshe.