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Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
K. oE c. MEETINGS

GLOBE. May 14-The 18th annual state convention of the Knights or Columbus of Arizona is being held at the Elks' hall at Globe today and IS largely attended.
 The Knights of Columbus events at the county seat really commenced last Saturday evening with work In the first and second degrees, A can didates being initiated. And yesterday during the day 36 candidates took the third degree.
 Sunday was largely given over to attendance upon the Catholic churches of the district and to sightseeing, long automobile rides being enjoyed throughout the district under the per sonal direction of the committee on reception and arrangements consist ing of Andy O'Riordan, A. L. Wiltwise, K. J. Szyperski and Grand Knight William Ryan.
 The state officers of the Knights of Columbus, many of whom are in attendance upon the convention are; State Deputy M A. Murphy, Flagstatf; State Secretary Albert Altwise, Globe; State Treasurer E. J. House, Prescott; State Warden Jos. F. Downs, Blsbee; State Advocate Dr. J. c. Rooney Yuma; State Chaplain Rev. J. 0. Bar rette. Miami; Past Deputy k. VII liam Kramer, Phoenix; district depu ties, northern Arizona, P. H. Stack Prescott; central Arizona, w. P. Volta Phoenix, and B. R. Buena for southern | Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
BASEBALL AT GLOBE

GLOBE, May 14.-At last! Baseball is here!
 A small crowd of local sports have been faithfully working to organize a baseball team for Globe, and their efforts are finally meeting with sue cess. The faithful fans met last Sun day, with nothing but optimism at their backs. It was agreed that George Rigby, former star pitcher of the Globe regulars and an employe of the Old Dominion mine, would manage the playing end of the club. MT. Rlgby agreed to look after the team if the local sports would get behind it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
HUGE WATER POWER
 WASTE IN SCOTLAND

EDINBURG, May 14.-Water power projects which would double the out put for power, traction and lighting in Scotland are going to waste, according to the report of the water power re- sources committee. They have out lined nine schemes which could trars- init power to Glasgow, the Clyde val ley, Edinburg and Aberdeen and Dun- dee. These projects would generate 1S3, 800 horsepower.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
The Bankhead Via the Borderland

the military
  will built the various and that government business from adequate tansporta will immediately begin improve f @ 6 ng dalOp @ N u0ns programs nuos0 III 'peSs Ous camps Here is highway essential the Bankhead system adjunct military effectiveness of the United States original establish highway which men and sup times posts and strategic points
 which will be of greatest ategcal value for transportation of govern mental supplies and to furnish pemanenti artery over which this
 touch with all military po It passes within mile of camps Douglas drve will traffic in further Established counties Southern Arizona have provided excellent roads from the Boreand
 Announcement headquarters highway will be announced within thirty days well Bankhead log We have provided the recognition and have the only strategicary correct route
 that King Ferdinand leading his against & the Boheyist take back lot the things we said about kings Given
 In murder with bombs everybody Cussng the government the only joy of of prominent citizens premier last killed him Politics of the Rhine much like the oldfhoned Ken that h mGs @ are % m fagon @ 3 ] e da ba she % wsn whether possible judge wOman character by the number of We ass s H ss5 % %
 doesn't manto be worth more than about half darn
 off boundless chaos?
 opposes
 great nation feels tender and wnoleearted sympathy for sub ugated people, unless happens be doing the subugatng
 prove generous by willingness pno Their country too daned hot for white man " live n anyway
 llooyers didn't him
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
CHILDREN WRITE STORIES

MIAMI, May 14.-"At 9:15 this morning a thousand youngsters were contesting for prizes in story writing. The Miami Woman's club enthusiastic cally proposed this contest and gener
 ously offered one dollar to each grade in prizes. The pupil in each grade writing the best story gets the dollar.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15

trict on Tuesday evening, travelling in the private car Nacozari, for an in- spection visit to the Morenci branch.
 The party spent two days at Mo renci on business and left on Thurs day evening by special train for Doug las, where after short trip in that section, Mir Douglas will return to his headquarters in New York
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
RACES AT sAFFoRp

STAFFORD, May 14-There will be a big fight and horse race at Stafford on May 20. The fight will be between Jess Walker of Globe and Ed Scar borough of Stafford, formerly of Copper hill. The horse race will be between two of the best racers in this part of the country. The horses Joe Blair backed by Zee Hayes and Judge Shute's mare, back ed by Emmet Reed, will be the main event.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
srArE WANTS BILLS

PHOENIX, May 14.-Owing to the fact that final court ruling has not yet been received on interpretation of senate bill 90 prohibiting state departments from exceeding their appropriations the commission of state institutions today issued a no tice to creditors of the state inform ing them that unless their certified claims are presented before the close of the present fiscal year they may have to wait two years for reliei bill in the next legislature. The notice, for the information of those concerned reads:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
REPORTS ON OIL HELD

GLOBE, May 14.-W. M. Cochran of Globe, who for the past couple os weeks has been engaged in locating oil claims in. the vicinity of Bowie, states that residents of Miami and Globe are unaware of the excitement that pre- vails at the present time in the quest for oil and the location of claims in Bowie Basin.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
ARlzoNA REALTY AGENT

PHOENIX, May 14.-The state or Arizona has gone into the real estate business on a large scale, and IS about to place on the market an en- tire half section of land subdivided into small tracts suitable for su- burban homes and highly improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
ROBERTS VISITS GLOBE

GLOBE. May 14.-Ex-State Senator Charles M. Roberts, chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Cochise coun- ty, is visitor in the district today and is spending his time looking into the road making business. He has a hunch that the Gila county board knows something of the game and is looking for pointers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
WALTER DoUeLAs.AT CLIFTON

, CLIFTON, May 14-TWaltersDouglas, president of the Phelps Dodge corpora tion accompanied by A. T. Thomson, assistant general manager; Gerald Sherman, general manager of the Copper Queen branch, at Bisbee, and other members of the Phelps Dodge staff in Arizona, arrived ill the dis
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15

OPEN MEXICAN Y. M. c. 4. MIAMI, May IA - The Mexican
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15

Warren District Soldiers and Sail ors' club meets in I. O. O. F. hah first ana third Wednesday nights in each month. Ex-soldiers and sailors cordial ly welcome. H. c. Haines, Com
 mander. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15
Lodge Notices
KNIGHTS oe PYTHIAs

RathBone Lodge No. 16, Knights of Pythias, meets each Tuesday (except second) in Odd Fellows Hall at 500 D. m. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15

his against t king might develop into regular human
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-15

bombs Cung the the only joy of prominent citizens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
The Rhyrning Optmist
SciEhbor Kids.

No Indian brave could e'er have
screeched in such a maddcnins Way
as that my neighbours kids have reach
dawn Of day they're up and out; they
Ike an early start. and with their
lusty whoop and shout they greet the
m n!is; cart. Thenceforth till the
phere with voices OF unusual powers.
in trcbles shrill and clear They've
rockets filled with toads and mice.
WIZ wi.h tops and marbles, too; their
hose are far from new. They look as
though their folks at home we're
somewhat shy OF soap: it seems they
shoes with rope They make our
street re-ccho to the clang OF roller
skates: they whistle till the air seems
blue; they sometimes steal our gates.
and out behind the shed they have
rssk OF poliywogs-now very. very
dead. They like to STAY the songbirds
tair. though we'll they know It's
care for any sort OF song. And some
times we have rashly vowed to try
apartment; life. where children never
are allowed and there's no noise or
stri Re We've said il would be great
!" know little rest from noise. and
70 the bnGhOuSe We would 70 lest we
could leave those boys. Last summer
though. they went away--that family
next door. y month with not n romp
or play. no shrill voice floating DER
And. somcway. in the tender dawn
IN" birds songs were less gay because
thc Kids next door were gone; they
Wings were drawing nigh il seemed so
loncsomclike without the snatch Of
lullaby hummed to little tykc. Since
1Wn We nevcrmore complain. how
our. ICES refrain we need the neigh
hor's Kids.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

in the film world to go joy-riding
She is opposed to fast driving as n
reckless menace TO pedestrians as we'll
as TO the motorist. Therefore. it was
the humor of the situation that APP
pealed 10 her most forc!bly when one
day. during the flming of her newest
production, The Brat" she was
'plnched" for speeding.
The Russian star was at the wheel
OF her rakish roadster on this par
ticular day. She started out from her
residence in Laurel Canyon to pay n
Tying visit TO her friend. Edward
sheldon, the playwright, who was i'll
IN Los Angeles hospital, before she
LETT for weekend at San Diego Her
car was rolling along on high. wncn
She was astonishcd to see a khaki
uniformed officer drive his motorcycle
across her path and hold up his hand
Why do you stop me?" she asked
curiously.
You're eding-thirty-;w per"
Why. that's not fast Anyway, I
am hurryinS TO visit a patient in a
hospital
The motor cop" laughed. He
laughed again. Then he laughed once
more.
I've heard that one before. Third
time today. Must be, a io,ta people
yankcd out his notebook. Gimme
'Madame Nazimova" with a
naughty air).
Madame Ma who-oh, never mind,
Let's have your number. You can tel!
il TO the Judge"
And was Nazimova pinched.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Little Bobbie and His Pa
By WILLIAM f. KiRIs

Them marshal strains fills the soal
with fire. scd Pa TO Ma. wen he cain
moan last mite. You doant need TO
TOOK worried, he sed to Ma. am Sill
on the wagon o. X, Pa sed
Then why the rccmark? scd Ma.
dldent hccr any marshal musick or any
other kind eNcep Bobbic whisscling &.
mat Iscn; musick. goodness knows
sed Ma.
| herd a band playing, sed Pa
| used TO love band inu3ick 10 dance
TO wen | was the village belle, scd Ma.
They all sed | was like thisscl- down
on a ball room floor, Ma scd.
Maybe you was in them DAYS scd
Pa. 1t wud talk lot of thissel down
10 way as much as you now, Pa scd
or as much as me- ccthcr. for that mat
ter, Sed Pa. Kind of quick. |, too have
LOST the fine lines OF my young man
mood, Pa sed, wen ! used to ride a
horse like Buffalo Bun. Pa sed
J am st!ll lite on my feet. sed Ma I
had a dance last week at the party &.
my partner scd / danced like a chick
ing.
Missus whalebonc was here today.
She is selling notby corscts, Ma scd.
for only forty dollars the pair.
You doant need pair of corsets at
onst, do you? scd Pa
A pair OF corsets Is only ono cor
set. scd Ma. Any fool wud know that
Then any fool wud be going some.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

sed Pa. Think how that sounds to
brite man like me, scd Pa. pair
or corscts is only one corset You
mite as we'll say Il pair OF aces is only
one ace seq IA You wuddcnt win
much mummy that way. Pa sed
nave ordered the corsets, never
the-leSs. said Ma
That Will be .. Il. scd Pa. will not
arch my eyebrows at such extra
Elganis Pa sed | vii! be 4 Stork, sed
Pa. q suffer IN silence
You mccn a Stole. scd Ma
! meen a Stork. sed Pay, thay pro-
nounce IL Stole in New York, scd Pa
ware they say ThOid Avenue.
Then Pa didcn: say any Inoar. Wen
! grow UP am going TO marry slim
girl witch viii sav me sum mummy 4.
will only need one corset instcd OF a
mir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Mary Pickford mt Victor

The great popularity Of Mary pio,.
Iord was attcsted recently. when she
was W. an on. "Amarilly of Clothes
iHne AaNy'' the Aircraft picture when
~ no" showing today tomorrow and
"Wednesday. at the Victor Tho,i ''
some Of the scenes arc laid in San
Francisco and w.lcn our Mary" on-
peared in that city she was unabIc
10 proceed with The work. owing to
nc thtaHSlaStic crowd that gathorad
N Inc streets 20 watch her AF;nr
ScNrra! unsuccessful attempts The com.
pnnE returned to Los Angeles. ana
ap,h n,sSSurAnce Of the san Francisco
autEnrllirs that special arranrements
would be made to protcc, her iron,
her admlrcrs sccon drip was made
ana the streets surrounding the Inca!
m"ns ~ which The rickford players
guarded by the police. Roscoe A."
nuckle IN Back stage" is the comcdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Mefralf'S Comet.

:. Wis a =. z. ENWirld ~ ~,
.rresent time the Metcalf come, can h.
seen by good eyes, and an opera glass
-'hdkes II clear. near the Great E.,r
'As YET no tail can be seen bu, ma,
may appear any day Four shor; period
and Christmas but the astrono,nor.
seem TO think this is not one o. them
~ ~ remarkable among comets for tho
speed with which II travels For ~.
reason IL viii remain bu; n few d,x
~here II can he secn with the unaidcd
eve. and then returns 20 those regions
from HhG.iCe u came.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

acres in the hoari az Uoiivwood a.
for $4,000 is an indication Of the
value the organization places upon
motion pictures. y few years ago the
site of the Lasky plant was an orange
grove and as such could have been
bought for less than $4,000 an acre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Information Bureau

in@niriss regarding nlmost INV to,;o
on legal and medical sub
'r's' arc answered free A, nil In
putricS are answered dirrctI,
S"nai letter, srlf-nddres.cd st,p,r.
rn'e'"rr Is required. Address m.
= imr"-bIspntch Information nurc,,,
'ktchmond. IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Crent nrttnin nnh I.,

Kingdom is Great R-i.6in AN nitch
30 nance Fjnc" January J. ISOi, wht.n
Ne, W. ''G,Slai!ye gnion won't INFO crect.
80 NE United Kingdom comprjsns
H"EIand Ireland. scotland and W,ics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
EnIistm-nt In Mrrchan, ua

~. iHcnm"nd Write 10 tho I'ni,od
fd lee cora,%.at!on. Washington + t'' g.
LCr IN" INFORMATION YOU want o.
ply q, one OF their branch rccrni ~ ~,
SlSl;"nns' ,?9ne OF which is located nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Movie Calendar

Ltd"
BLCEBIRD-wiIlin Desmond In
Dangerous Waters"
nROADWAE-Doro Phillips in
''Thc Right to Hnpptness."
COLONIAI-Dillie burke in
"Sadie Love"
IS1S-'Whcn Bcnrcnt Went Dry
ODEON-Gladys BrockwclI In
.srhc sneak"
REN-Mnrte Walcnmp In "Tcm-
pest Cody Rides wild" md Fatty
Arbucklc In ellis Wedding Night"
NtCTOR--Mnry Pickford I'm "Amn-
rtllS. OF Clothes Line Alley" and
Roscoe Arbucklc in Back Stage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

William Desmond has played humor-
Gus coz -VunCheTs. dare devil adven-
;ars:s and whimsical characters ga
3or.- but ne never appeared so funny
sS ne does N dangerous Waters,'
which j ;he feature attraction at the
BlueaiTc today and tomorrow You
viii get little of everything in this
picture There is humor, and lot
OF i. 100. There is tragedy that
ism, tragedy. What Il is we can't
tell you, else we'd give away the big
surprise punch in the climax But il
ends with a fast finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES


Iytcll Nodiste.
Bert Lytcl who plays tho male
modis;e IN the de luxe Screen Classics.
Inc production OF the Hatton'S COM
edy. 'lIombardi. Ltd" at the Bijou to-
day. tomorrow and Wednesday, took Il
course in drcSsmakinE. That sounds
rather strange, but ii is the truth.
Most any time during the production
OF the picture You could catch Bert
emerging from or entering one Of the
Los Angeles ladies' tailoring establish
Trcn,s with a bundle Of patterns and
pieces OF h!msy material under his
s-T-.
And stranger even, they tell us tina,
hs started work in the draping scenes
:: lombard Ltd" another artistic
CREATION @as added 10 the silent drama
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

X - iiopcwcll TN. ,oi,I ,cyc.
.ntiics ana an. eHnsndii4res OF the post
y!eparimert, are shown for ~. y..,.
.sihce lslo in thn lniLn hcLnr.- W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
The Right 10 Haupiuc--

one Of the sensational inciden OF
The Right 10 Happiness" which is be-
ing shown at the Broadway Theater
THIS week. is pogrom against the
Jewish inhabitants OF old ST. Peters
burg By squadron Of half-crazed Cos
sacks Dorothy Phillips is seen in 4
dual role in the production. which was
directed b. Allen Holubar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Answers to Film Fans
by THE MOVIE EDITOR

y. w. al imagine tic Gish girls
would write 20 you. Ask 'em. They're
at 1900 sunset boulevard. Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

j. II. L-Afraid you lose your bet
E!tuor FAR. not Gloria Hone, was the
Sich girl in. The Miracle Man" Yes.
W heeicr Oakman does look a little bit
IKE Herbert Kaw!inson. He wac born
III Washington, -. c.. 1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

Brown Eycs-f!cssc Barriscalc will
receive letters addressed TO her in
care Of the Brunton Studios. 5341 Mel
rose Avenue. Los Angeles Cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Gypsy to Rid Z. Farewell

Tonight VIII witness the final show
inEs at the Odcon Theatcr OF "rhc
SSneak. William Fox photoplay which
Has ihs han n most successful run. GLADYS
Rrockweils charm as th4 r~msy ?
princess is !rresistibie--a charm which
renters quite natural the fierce rivalry
c IN, htr sGitors. The plot is an ex-
handled '"''''"'iS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
"sadie Love- Mt CnloninI.

HANe you WIN S)uF'' It's noth-
ing like an athletic heart or the house
maids knee. but it frequently causes
even more trouble. Billie Burke is af-
iiicted with one in her new Paramount
AIRCRAFT picture, sadie Love" which
will open a the Colonial Theater to-
day for three days run 1t takes
the form OF an Old sweetheart who
SHOWS up about five minutes after she
mas been pronounced the wife OF Count
Luigi Paliavicini. handsome Italian
rorihwith Billie imaEincs herself in
love with her old flame. though he
mas grown fat and unlovely since their
amorous AFFAIR. She plans an clone
ment with him, but his wife and an ex-
citablc French friend Of the Italia n
tIsoand foil the little scheme and of or
"oin" complications on their own ac-
count. Briggs comedy and EinoEra n,
news are added features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
scenes OF the Cumberland.

the majestic Cumberland mountains
lhat are located in Eastern Ecntuck \.
are The scenes OF When Bearcat Wen,
Dry. the big siX-rcel picture that will
DC the attraction at the Isis Thcatcr
cpInmencinS today. 1t is a photoplay
mat Is full OF thrills. IL has tho sns
pense that Will hold your attention from
me very beginning until the last foot
OF me picture. The story of a noun
tain boy raised among SURROUNDINGS
That are primitive in the extreme. mn
VINO has the nobility OF character TIA
we are told belonged to the famous
hhlShts OF Old. Is the hero of this spir-
l,eu picture. With fcuds, fights. Illicit
stllls' and love romance Of great
tnarn picture was contrivcd that
Snou!d Dring large houses to the Isis
fheater Wild Waves and Women
FOX Sunshine comedy. is added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
With the Film Folks
The Dshlins and the A.,er,
~" Film to Cost 500 Don

Marie Walcamp is the leading lady
company O.! Universal pla ycr.
an mas st.icd Tor the Orient with
Icai money Eight months are to w.
" "s TO the timing Of The Petals
ing BY Allen Dunn. Tho Gr.t 49, So
VII De mined IN Manila and the i'm
VII INCLUDE Yokohama, Shanhae an ,4
mam include Yokohama, Shanghai and
upon Tor scenes. Tlcnry NCI,.. -,
direct the picture ''i,"c VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
SCREEN BREVITIES

William p. S. Earle viii direct Eu.
gene O'Bricn in The Broken Melody"
Irwin s. Cont and George Barr Nc
Iutc hcon Will "r.te the stories Cor
Naclyn Arhuckle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

HaIi'nova vouches FOR the irm,b =,
vne ate which is tha, she didn';
il 60 10 u and didn't mean TO do
~ many motion. picture st..
ctiu, 'hel. way into the ncw.namn,
INNS INNS ny the simple cxpedeni ~,
.enn1,ng on me ras" along one o: IN.
i1Is angeles and Hollywood !"
"aIihoya would be the lo,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

VIOLA B..four smiling lady" wan
the kiddie is well We have No w.
ccn' ihiormation regarding Betty Nan-
sen. hut if any news co!ncs in / won,
forget you. wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

+. w. E-Somctirncs u Do. ,
lonG time to place manuscript, +, !
Mere you ] wouldn't be discoiirarcd
yet THINK how wonderful after n lony
mdit 10 receive an envelope with
check oh. do hope this happens "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-18
No VOTE TAKEN
To END STRIKE
IA REILE HOT MILL MEN TO HOLD
ANOTHER MEETING ON
THURSDAY.
Over Two Hundred Strikers Picket Tho
Auditorium At The Meeting
Hour.

Hot mill employees OF the laBeile
plant Of the American Sheet and TIN
Plate company who wished to vote on
proposition to aoandon their strike ana
return to work. held poorly ATTENDED
meeting last evening in the chamber OF
commerce assembly room.
Owing to the small number present II
was decided to call another meeting Tor
Thursday evening. at eight o'clock. NJ
tho same place. A proposal 10 send a
COMMITTEES to visit other places anected
by the strike was discussed. but no
action was taken.
About COO steel strikers picketcd the
streets adjoining the Market Auditorium
and even the ground floor OF the audi,
torium building itself last evening. and
TO this fact the hot mill mems commit
tea attribute the small attendance at
their meeting.
Chief Of Police Fred Frazier with a
squad OF uniformed police and plain
clothes officers was present and no dis
order marked the occasion.
Some resentment VS. expressed
among the few hot mill H. / who brared
the piCketc and went into the meeting
place at the action Of strikers in picket
ing tn" public building whore they have
held thc1 strike meetings without in
reference or molestation.