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from the Red Cross.

from the Red Cross.
Being lonely and tired of restaurant
cooking, John proposed marriage. She
accepted and the knot was tied jan
uary 3.
Ten days later child was born.
John was happy in his new venture,
and she, minus mourning, shared his
happiness. He would care for the child
as if it were his And then
Who should appear On the scene two
weeks ago but Captain Gornich, with
visions of the girl he left behind" to
greet him. Shell shock was mild COM
pared to what he encountered when he
faced his little wife.
I'm sorry" she said, "but I heard
that you had been killed. Then mar
ried again and now I'm happy. do not
intend to leave John.
But how about our baby?" he
asked.
81 am going to keep it, and John
and | are going to raise it.
That settled the captain. The next
day he filed suit for divorce. He in.
tends to make a fight for the baby.
The baby now is i'll in the post-grad
uate hospital, and Schweizers son
Willie, has been sent to boys home
in Auburn Park, to be tanned.
Incidentally, Schweizer confided tina
he has been married five times. How
ever, only three women figured.
He divorced the first and the sec
ond died last October. He married thu
second three times. He divorced he
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16

in this section
# tn. country ian ~ other diseases
out together. and for ..'ears it was sup
posed t. te ilcurahe Doctors prescribed
oca .eflcGies. and by constantly falling
Co cuIe wi,b local treatment pronounced
it incarab'@ Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by f. J. Cheney &
Co. Toledo. Ohio. is a constitutional
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of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
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circulars and Testimonials
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Fam " f1ils for consultation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16
FIELD FOR BAPTISTS
IN EUROPE GREAT

ATLANTA, May 16-Never in TWEEN
ty centuries of Christianity has such
magnificent missionary opportunity
presented itself. as that which stands
with open doors in Europe today, ac-
cording to Dr. w. F. Dodd, of
Shreveport, La, one of the leading
Baptist ministers attending the South
ern Baptist convention here.
DIR. Dodd has recently returned from
war work in France, where as chap
lain he went into the front lines and
ministered to wounded and dying sol
diers. He severely criticises the war
cess to camp pastors in the training
Games.
In Russia, in the middle European
countries and in France there is a
wonderful opportunity for Baptist mis-
sionaries, declares DR.. Dodd. He
quotes the pastor of a small Baptist
church in Paris as saying that dozen
aggressive Baptist missionaries could
win millions of converts to protestant
Christianity in France in the next ter
years.
The people of France are anxious
to turn back to religion after years OF
skepticism and atheism" declares DR.
Dodd. They have also observed the
thousands of clean, wholesome Ameri-
can soldiers and they believe that the
sort of Christianity we have in this
country is good kind of Christ
ianity"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16
NC-4 STARTS FROM
HALIFAX FOR TREPASSEY BAY

HALIFAX, May 15.-(By Associated
Press.)-The seaplane NC-4 left here
at 1908 o'clock this morning for
Trepassey Bay, N. F., but was forced
to descend 26 miles east of this port.
She took the air again for the trip, re-
Stunning flight at 11:47 o'clock, New
York time, from Musquodoboit harbor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16
Asks Cotton Be
Stopped a Year
in Weevil Fight

TALLAHASSEE, May 16.-(By As
sociated Press Prevention of cotton
growing for one year to eradicate the
cotton boil weevil which causes not
less than $10O,OO0OOO damage yearly
was proposed by Representative Futch
concurrent resolution introduced
today in the Florida House of Repre-
sentatives.
The plan is endorsed by prominent
cotton experts, scientists and ento-
mologists.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16
CHURCH UNION
IS OPPOSED BY
DIXIE BAPTISTS

ATLANTA, May 16.-(My Associated
Press Opposition to any form of
church union or the wiping out of de-
nominational lines was voiced at to-
days session of the Southern Baptist
convention in connection with the
address of DIR. J. Campbell White, of
New York City.
The committee on time and place OF
the next convention reported In favor
of Washington, D. G. Invitations had
also been extended by Birmingham
and Richmond.
The convention adopted report
recommending the creation of an ex-
ecutive committee to handle the bust
ness affairs between annual conven-
tions
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16
SERBS AND CROATs CLASH,

LONDON, May Thursday y
(By Associated Press.-Serious fight
ing between Serbians and Croatians at
Agram, in which many were killed, is
reported in Vienna dispatch.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16
CHINESE CABINET RESIGNS.

PARIS, May 16.-By Associated
Press. 1.-The Chinese cabinet has re-
signed, but the president has refused
to accept the designations, according
to a telegram from Picking.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16

and the next day married her again. A
year later he had the ceremony re-
peated in order that there would be
no doubt as to its legality
The legal Mrs. Gornich is his third
wife.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16

Ask for Chero Cola at founts.
There's none so good. 9-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16

What Suez Canal Does.
Although the Suez canal is only 90
niles long, 1t reduces the distance
rom England to India by sea nearly
ZOO miles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16

Wash satin in the best shades
and grades, SO in, $3.50 and
$2.96 yd.
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SILK GOODS

Crepe de Chine in best grade.
all colors, 40 inches wide
$2.25 and $3.50 yard
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Jap Foulard in solid colors. soft
and silky. wont split, 50 in. $l.75
yd.
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SINNERS satins in 40 colors,
white and light shades are washa-
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Moneybak Taffeta, the best on
earth for $2.98 yd.
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BLACK MORE is back again
for skirts. See ours. 80 in, ST. SO
and $3.50 yd.
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Pongee silks. You know them.
$l.25, $50, $l.75 yd.
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Silk Poplins in the best shades. SO
and 40 in. 81 rs and ST. 90 yd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

A UsTrS Texas Nov. 5.-Ries insti-
n tuts hopes for the southwestern
conference championship wers blasted
here Saturday afternoon when the
Arbuckls clan fell before the dashing
offenss OF the Texas Longhorus IN
a % 70 s contest on Clark field be-
fore 5000 people
Onside Kick Used.
By using an onsids kick play, Texas
scored the first touchdown within the
first two minutes Of play. Mccullough
the nset left half for the Longhorns
carrying the ball over after Brennan
had made the onside kick The Owls
seemed bswildered by this unusual
play in Texas football and Temporarily
lost their dashinE attack that they
have shown IN previous games this
season Texas used the play for the
first time this season and surprised
even the Longhorn followers
Texas scored again In the sec
ond period when CuIp plunged
through the Hight Rice line for a
touchdown after his teammates
had carried she ball down the
field to the Rice one yard line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
FAST SOCCER IN
SCHOOL LEAGUE
Grammar Elevens Clash il
Prettily Contested Games;
Schedule Arranged.

A great deal Of interest Is being de-
veloped among the grammar schools
over the city championship for soccer
foot ball The schools are divided Into
two groups the east side and the west
side. Zach group plays series OF
games 70 determine the winner. A
game won counts two points and a
tie game counts one point for each
team The team winning the most
points IN its group plays the winner
Of the other group for the city cham
piouship.
Schedule Arranged.
Miss Lyon Of the Morehead school
las chairman Of the schedule committee
has arranged the following schedule,
Nov. 4. Bean and san Jacinto; Nov
5, Alta Vista and Grandvfew; Nov.
Is, Aoy and Morehead; Nov. z. Circus
day. Nov. II. Grandview and Lamar
Nov. p Alta Vista and san Jacintoi
Nov IS, Bean and Lamar; Nov. "A.
Aoy and Villas: Nov. IS, Beau and
Alta vista; Nov. IS. Alta Vista and
Lamar; Nov. 20. Bailey and Aoy; NOV.
q, Morshead and Villas Nov. 25.
Bailey and Villas.
Miss Denison as chairman Of the
recreation teachers, has a general
oversight OF the games. In order to
secure neutral officials the T. NJ C.
A. has been asked 70 furnish all the
officials for the games. Wilson McVey
viii head up this committee and ref
cree a number OF the games and other
7. n c. A ecretairies' will act as Of
ficiats.
san Jacinto has already made a
start towards the championship. It
defeated Grandview the score belns
TO 0 and the Lamar school 4 70 @.
Bailey and Morehead schools have
played g tie game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
OF ONSIDE
KICK WINS FOR THE
TEXAS VARSITY TEAM

Captaln Graveu failed to kick
goal both times following touch
down making the score stand
Texas -. Hice O. The L0uEhoruH
used the onslde kick nEnin IN the
second quarter. McCullouEh again
going over after Brennan's 50
yard punt.
Graves kicked goal Near the end
OF the first half. a pass from Nc
Cullough 10 Graves melted the Texas
team another touchdown. MaLey Hart
kicked goal making the score At the
end Of the second period. Texas %,
Rice, Q. McCaulum scored the last
touchdown for Texas plunginE
through right tackle after McCul-
Tough and Culp had placed the BAN
on the Rice four yard line on plays
of tackle and through center.
Scored IN Fourth.
The Owls only score came in the
fourth quarter when Captain Brick
made a neat catch OF Seats 90 yard
pass behind the goal line. Brick failed
70 kick goal, making final score
Texas 50. Rice 6. Stars doomed Up on
their eleven Captain Brick learned
his places all state end as time after
time the Owls left end broke Up the
Texas Interference and stopped ends
with speed that was nothing short Of
dazzling Seth at fuilhack lent great
strength IN the offensive play OF the
Houstonites with his long passes that
frequently Melted great galnE for the
Owls.
For the Texans, the work OF Bren-
nan at quarter and o. Mccullough a.
left half stood out while FaIk. the
big right tackle stopped the Rice on
rush through the Texans ike con-
tiuuai with his lightning time tackles.
Brennan ran the team Ike a veteran
and his puntiug which averaged 50
yards kept the bah well within the
Hice territory a. all times.
mccullough consistently pierced
the line for big gains and got
away for n number Of long sweep
ing end runs that brought The
spectators 70 their feet
Te1ln plays Arkansas here
next Saturday afternoon while
the Rice Owls meet the Mustangs
The following lineup started the
game:
Texas. Rice.
Hart .......left end. Brick (Capt) |
Green ...... left tackle ......Jarvfs I
Gosmsr .....left guard ..... DuEan /
Greer s..... center -.... Mcfarland 4
Dennis ....s right guard .... Potts 1
FRik 1900. right tackle ...... Dam I
Graves (Capt) fright end. Deprato I
Brennan 1900. quarter ...s. Nash j
....left half ...... shaw 4
McCallum -... right half ...... Dyer I
CUP .-....... fullback Powell 4
Texas gubs-Blaine for Graves,
Graves for Blaine, Hamilton Tor Hart. I
Hart for Hamilton. farrell Tor Brsn- 4
nan, Brennan for Terrell. Cannon for 4
Mccullough for Cannon.
Exhardt for McAllum. McAllum FOR 1
EEhardt,. DominEues Tor Culp.
Rice subs-W iliiama Tor DuEEan. h
Duggan for Williams. Alexander for I
Duggan, Underwood Tor Potts, Hair I
for Deprato. Drummond FOR Nash.
llcGes for Shaw, Gerlach for MCGEE, /
Seth for Howell
Officials-Kinney C51ississippi A. & i
NJ referee; Masingbill (TeLas). /
umpire; Moore Vanderbilt head
.inesman: Mcfarland fRlce), time
keeper Time Of quarter. IS minutes. /
Score by periods:
Texas ....--.---.-.o % Isl
Rice .-...-.--...-.-0 g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
May Have World
Wide Boxing Union

Paul Rosssaa. chairman Of the fec
Grafton franchise De boxs and secrs-
tary OF the International Boxing
union. has had 50 many favorable re-
plies to the Invitation which he cent
out for the two congresses scheduled
70 be held IN Paris. February S and g,
1920. that ne feels confident the IN
tsrnational union 20 govern boxing
Is an assured fact.
Mr.. Rosseeu recently was IN Lon
don and the directors OF the London
Sporting club took kindly 70 the idea
and assured the secretary that the
club would be represented at the con
crosses.
The congress OF February 3 viii be
devoted 70 professional boxing. The
following day amateur boxing win be
the program for consideration, when
regulations for the holding OF the
worlds Championship bouts al the
Olympaides, Wulch viii be held Ia
Belgium next year, will be framed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

T'WIELER Pete Leyva kept the hits
well scattered sunday afternoon
when he was sent 70 the mound by
manager Cordero and the 4s05 team
won the third game Of the intercity
championship series by taking the
long end OF two 70 one score
against manager Dury's DodgerE
While tbs biggest portion Of The
baseball fans we're assembled around
The Herald Borderlsnd race bulletin
beard IA Pioneer plaza quite a num-
Der turned out for tire game and en-
Joyed one Of the best paved affairs
thar have been witnessed ia some
time. Errors we're few and far be-
tween and while the 4s05 team scored
Its only runs as result Of some
slow fielding the game did not at
any tins verge upon raEgedueEs and
those who took time 70 20 out were
wen repaid with the class OF ball
dispensed during the evening. The
contest was remarkably fast the
nine Innings being played IN one
hour and Is minutes.
The two lone scores OF the south
Eiders were made IN the sixth Inning
and but for the efforts OF manager
Duty, who zealously attempted tc
stretch a three bagger into a home
run tlG tally would have been reQ
n the eighth and extra innings nee
eEsary II order to arrive at a verdict
MinJureEs who all during the
came showed q disposition 10 ait
che swift aInufa served M by
ErifH Redford doubled In the
sixth With one man down. Johnny
Marty ullsiudEed the ball and u
landed safe. One minute lister
Weiss sent a short fly into left
center. AcnEfu WIS lt bat Whe1
Minirrez rfurted for home. When
he was within a few feet o. the
plate AroEtn bit bard Eronnder
e Waite nEd WIS thrown ont l1
first hHt Miularea scored.
weiss Cones AcrosH-
Dick Tfliiman allowed Mesa's stiff /
poke 10 get through him weiss 4
chased across the plate with the sec !
ond run OF the game The first hit j
of Levva came IN the seventh inning 4
vas caught trying 20 stretch the /
blow. however. as weiss made a per-
8sct relay 10 Acosta who WHIPPED II ]
70 Chacnn in time 70 get the base
runner. The one and only Dodeer run
came in the ninth when DUTY re-
peatsd his triple into left but re-
manned on third this time, He was
Brought in bv Radfnrd moment la
Ter with clean double into right
center Bedford died on second as
Pl1lrin hit q ElaEhinE flv into deep ]
center which Mesa czntured.
Renf0rd'G uitchinE WIS the sunrise
OF the pasfiule as thG big fellow
showed q nire assortment OF curves
and sneed and proved that he bad
been worklnE hard TO make gond his
intention Of rrioining the Texas
Ieaersa- newt SESSION.
Pc showed considerable speed
a~d f-sf hr-EElug rurve rud
shove All ba had cnufrnI. FFlfu
go MT walk n m~a du~iue fhe
entire rFuse Fld did not hsf
coHr. 4he-e UrH rua - fwn ia-
st-ne-a Vr+e~ he HAD fsf-er h-r1s
sad one E+~ssze aa y h-fgr4-- t--rf
- i~va-f-hIy ff--Ht-ued -nF F.-IE
hiF rrTn hv ahnuffu- fhe h-u
ssrra-s fEa ngass ~ Hsrh ane-F
TIE struck out faur men and T.evva
lsnned niue while seven hfn-Ies
wee ririr-5 ~ IRE delivery ~ 7rffz
and fenr nff 14evva- two o. fEa-- re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Lamar Eleven
Wins Fast Game

In a game OF soccer football oe-
tween san .Jacinto and the Lamar
schools PLAYED at the Rio Grande
park On Friday afternoon was won
BY the superior team work OF the san
Jaciuto school
The Lamar PLAYERS showed good
training but through lack OF ex-
perience were not able TO keep the
ball for any length Of time. They
failed to score any goal
Ramirez .goalkeeper. Moore
reimer lief fuil-back- Richardson
Portillo fright full-back.. GAYLORD
Adanto ...ieft half-back. smith
Cuaron 80. center half-back. Sheffield
Amero fright half-back. Capin
a rnendarlz.oufsids r. e. h Sada
POmero ...inside T. f.- Austin
Armendariz.center forw'd... H Soda
Romero -.-inside Z f.... wilkins
Gutierrez outside J. f.. Jones
Adarto goal: Armendariz. q goals.
The game was refereed by Wilson
nc Vey OF the z. n C. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Jimmy Rim g Was
Real Pitching Star

Jimmy Ring. OF Brooklyn. II. 7,
one OF Pat Moran's pitching secs. who
was the hero Of the fourth clash be-
tween the White Sox and Reds for the
worlds baseball championship Ring
who had acquired q reputation IN the
National league IS a hard luck pitch
er because o. the many hard
fought games he lost. turned 10 a
complete reversal OF form IN the
fourth world series game and shut
out the Sox. 8 70 O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
HOOK bones To
MEET KID ROSS
Hard Hitting Middleweight
viii Box 24th Flash at
Deming, Nov. 10.

Plans for the staging Of a boxing
show az Deming, n. NJ, on Nov. 10,
we're completed Saturday afternoon
by Marty Fax. when ne signed Hook
Bones, niddlsweight mixer. to meet
Clarence Kid Ross at the New Next
can city IN the ten round headHner
event
WIN Be Clever Bout
Bones and Ross have not met be-
fore. although they have seen each
other IN action IN the ring many
times. The former Is q veteran OF
the mitt pasume. while Ross q
youngster with an extremely hard
punch. He is also fairly clever and
can take a punch while delivering
one. In Bones he win meet one Of
the toughest OF the negro boxers and
as the winner has an added Incentive
70 win in that he VIII be matched
with Lee Anderson. the husky Bos-
t0nian Il appears that promoter Falk
has arranged for one OF the best
matches that could possibly be OBJ
tanned In the southwest
A Battle Royal Toe.
Five husky negro scrapper8 VIII
meet In the battle royal inaugurating
the card while a four round curtain
raiser between Young Speedbal Hay
den and Young Hook Bones viii be
staged prior 70 the semiwindup.
Marty viii appear In the semiwindup
against Valdou an extremely clever
and popular DeminR boxer. The three
preliminary contests viii 90 a long
way toward balancing the card and
the Deming fans are undoubtedly go
ing 70 witness some fast milling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

The Columbia University football
team is ambitious TO meet Harvard.
yale, Princeton. Cornell and Dart
mouth next year. Evidently the
Morningside Toppers have overlooked
Colgate. Pennsylvania, PITTSBURGH
Syracuse and Brown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

Il win be pretty soft for the loser
Of the proposed bout between Zoe
Beckett, champion OF England. and
George Carpenter. the French champ.
lie won't have TO meet Champion
Jack Dempsey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
PETE LEYVA ALLOWS LESS HITS
IN DUEL WITH FRITZ BEDFORD

Dodgers Drop Third Game Of Special City Champion
ship Series But Make Valiant Effort to Tie the
Game in Last Inning When Successive Hits Are
Made; Game is Prettiry Contested; Few Errors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

oH HlnaO OPERATOR
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

Three thousand thirty Of
proven and fsW termed at the present hour
wildcat"
which drilling most OF them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

ing By Duty and for extra bases.
The score;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Now the Holdings

uhons aronb dsof md any
pudoE
he id Q invest as W o W any o
Ohsn that viii tell ead among the best They Hs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

Subdivision J. 3 walden Survey. Hamilton and CO
nanchs Counties - .
Churchill Jones Tract Hayden survey Hazilton
County
John Hamrioh Survey. Bosqus Hamilton. corysu
Lunatic Asylum Land, Section Two. Taylor County.
Blind Asylum land Section So. TAYLOR County q
Blind Asylum Land Section 81 Taylor County. q
T. & p Co Land. Block u, Section a. Shaekslford
County -s--...-...- q
B. H. Eppe-son Survey Jack County q
B. H Epperzon Survey. JACK County. --..e.s....-s q
A. Tribble Survey. Jack County q
Montasus School Land. Section g. Clay COMFY AZ
T. W Edens Tract. Navarro County s
J. c. Ry. Co. Block Is. Brewster County 81
C. c. F. Ry Co. Block "A. Brewster County,. IS,
g. C. 6 F. Ry Co. Block G IL Brewster County,. sEi
o. e. Haddock Tract Coke County. 81
Blocks 5-t-51o-1i-12 Lapssas County 81
Block a. Lampaszs County ..................... u
H 7. c. Ry, Section g. Block l. Wilbarssr County. 8,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Invest in a "Wildcat?''

KE1HAT ARE the considerations that should lead
" ANYONE to invest good money in an IN
proven OIL field? Is person WISE or FOOLISH
to do it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
IT ALL DEPENDS

And FIRST Of ALL it depends on WHO your
ASSOCIATES are and SECOND on WHERE your
WILDCAT Is.
The KIND Of MEN in whose hands the desti
mes OF the SOUTHWESTERN TULAR0SA BA-
SIN OIL co. rest are the KIND Of MEN that YOU
are JUSTIFIED in TYING UP WITH. These men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
FIRST BREAK IN FAVOR
OF LONGSHOREMEN MADE

NEW ORLEANS. oct 81 - The
tirst break hf the longshorcmen'e
strike here came today when the
CUR NayiCn'ion company signed
with leaders nnd men VIII begin
work tomorrow unloading two rh ipH.
The wages agreed upon were ~ an
hour straight time. 81 so overtime
and s. holidays, the last two Of the
scale being so cents and 81 less than
the demand. 1--WE thousand men siill
viii b. out So frr ~ iS known tins
VIII have no effect on the nationII
adjustment board. which completed
tie hearing today ~ longshorcmen
OF the Rtllf coast Tho Ncw orleans
Iougshorcmru had rcufs"d 10 rofer
their demands io m" hoard
The nmhcrmon Of the coast be
gan placing their case before the
Adjustment committee today and viii
continue tomorrow