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New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Pi,nlico Entries

FIRST RACE-Claiming; two-year -olds:
four and half furlongs
2S556 S56 Sweet Apple. III u hociaree .......1ls
235 Drusiila .,.,...ll2Ii65 Optimistic i07
ESQ The wit. .......ll5l lg56a Lonely .........li2
2i6 'Toucanct lo7 $50 H. Pardner ...ii5
tSanuel Ross entry
SECOND RACE-Three- year -olds: claim -
ing one mile and one-sixteenth
25S Hcu1ini .ll4233 fodder ......... 1na
2sl Mother In Law lol 26lo Gath ...........Ill
253 Challenge ......ll4 2lo Tommy Waac... 100
40 Anroinette .-.... los 2J3s Frizeur ......l OF
253 'Wilfreda .....io424oa Frank shannon. 90
259 dot. Vandiyer l0l a54 Searchllght III..llt 1
THIRD RACE-The Crickmoorc Steeple-
chase Handicap; four year-olds and up
ward two miles and a half
227 Doubet ........ 1876 (2i1) sWarocz ......l46
24l' Tr'mpator .....l42 24l kingstown Pier 85
2i1a Brooks ....... l41 262' sCapt. Parr l42
SRal Farr entry.
FOURTH RACE-The Clabaugh Memo
rial Cup; for two -year-olds, four and one
half furlnngs.
ESQ Anniversary ..ls25s sTanny Cook III
fIiiania ....... NJ -- tHcrd Girl $1,000. ll2
(256) sAlurrny ...l2O 26Os sIreland ........lI5
IS. Ross entry. sRal parr entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Stafford Handicap :
three -Near-olds and inward six furongs
2a5s Pride of India. rs 223 Quietude III
23ls cobalt Las. lisl79 Louise .........iIs
SIXTH RACE-selling; handicap three
year -olds and upward: one mile
(2lc) CONNIE Ci. .105 1892 King Herod 49,. 11s
259 Galley Head. .s9 2io Tommy Waac. o~
167' 'Flittcreold ...1o5 t2JOl Il. Herbert. l0i
SEVENTH RACE-Three-y -year-o olds and
upward. claiming; six furlongs.
25is LLOYD George. lo92s2 Ayion ........... lo5
2a42 Thorn Bloom. l1n finard .......... 100
26i Encore ........ .ll5952a Sister Emblem. -
$50 .Onico ......... 10Si224 -Xouaye .......ll5
80 General ......ll5252 sosius .......... 1870
2Sl 'Applciack .....1I5l
"Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Cuilford Leads Field
In Woodland Calf

AUBURNDALE. Mass. Mav15-.Iegse
Guilford, state champion, led field Of
l5O who started to-day in the qualify
ing round of the Woodland Golf Club
spring tournament. He was out in 41
and i'll in 35 for 76. Perry Adair, the
Southern star who made his first start
in an open tournament here, had the
second best gross. n, Three sixteens
qualified for match play.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Toronto Batters
Hammer B all.
Beating Skeeters

TORONTO, Ontario, May 15.-By
hammering George Miller's shoots hard
until he was relieved, coupled with the
rather ragged support given Smith.
who took up the mound work, the To-
ronto Leafs won the opening game Of
the series here to-day from Jersey City
by the score of 7 to o.
Peterson kept up very consistent
pace throughout and his mates at
tended to the batting side, besides run
nlng loose on the bases.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Announces Golf Date

MANCHESTER, VI. May l5.-officers
OF the Ekwanok Golf Club announced
to-day that the presidents cup tourna-
ment would be held July 30 to August 2.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
L ne Scor
Totals ..3ll524l5 > Totals ....277lO q .

HSMaES' RaiFaia. 49,. Q . Q - -
Two base hits-I}ruggy. Strait Letter.
Sacrifice hits-McCarron, Harris, keating
Sacrifice fiy-Strat. Double play-Letter
Bruggy and Shay. Left on hases-Buitalo
6; Newark. 4. First base error--Buf
falo. /. Bases bals-On Ryan. 2: of
Terhune. l off Enrlght. g. Hits--On Ter
hume. in "a innings off Enright, 3 in
innings. Struck out-By Ryan, Q by
Terhune 2: by Enrght, @ Passed ball
casey Losing pticher-Terhune Umpires
-Messrs Wagner and Philbin.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Southern Association

Atlanta, 4; Birmingham. 3.
Chattanooga, b; Nashville, 2.
New Orleans. 4; Memphis. 3.
Ltttle Rock, q; Mobile, l.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
international League
GAMES TO-DAY
Newark at Buffalo
Jersey City at Toronto
Baltimore at RinOh,r,+oo

Jersey City at Toronto
Baltimore at Binghamton
Reading at Rochester
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Buffalo, 7; Newark, 1.
Toronto, 7; Jersey City, 0.
Heading at Rochester (rain).
Baltimore at Binghamton (rain).
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. L.. re. w. .L.P.C.
Toronto. 3 $50 Roch'ter.. a S .444
Buffalo,. 8 5 .615lNewarlx. 9Ss
Ba]tim'e. 6 6OOReadinp 4 7 sGJ
Bingh't'n 6 5 .545Jer. Cjtv. 2 3 o7s
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Tilden and Kunagae i'm Tennis Finals
Racing Summa aries

jamaica May l5-First Day
TSu Won anvns Tine 1880 Winner blk c. Star Shoot
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

FOURTH RACE - Three year olds ant
upward; handicap five and a half fur
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Jamaica Entries

u THIRD RAcE-Three-y -year-olds maiaens :
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

Sir Percival L. D. Perry, X. B. E.,
who runs the Ford business in Eng
land, has been here for a brief visit.
He is expected to return soon to the
other side, probably on the Mauretania.
which is scheduled to sail tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
Try NEWS-TlMES Want Ads
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

II your ambition has left you, YOU
happiness has gone forever unles
you take advantage Of WettickI
Cut Rate Drug Stores magnificent
offer 10 refund your money on the
hrst box purchased If WendelrI
Ambition pills do not put your en-
tire system in fine condition and give
you the energy and vigor you have
los:
Be ambitious. be strong, be vigor.
Gus Bring the rudy glow OF health
to your cheeHs and the right sparkle
that denotes manhood and woman.
hood to your eyes.
WendellB Ambition Pills, the
great nerve tonic, are splendid for
that tired feeling. nervous troubles
poor blood, headaches, neuralgia,
restlessness, remoling. nervous pros
tration. mental depression. loss OF
appetite and kidney or liver COM
plants.
You take them with this under
standing that: In two days you will
feel better IN a week you Will feel
fire. and after taking one boz you
will have your old-time conhdencs
and ambition or the druggist viii
refund the price OF the box
Be sure and get so cent box 10
day and get out OF the rut. Remem.
Der Wettick's Cut Rate Drug Store
and dealers everywhere are author
tied to guarantee them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
A BIG HEART INTEREST THROBS
THROUGH INTERESTING STORIES
TOLD BY MANY SO. BEND FOLK
A Hundred Tongues Too
Feeble To Express Graf
itude For New Com
pound Which Has Cap
tured The City by Storm.
MRS. STEARNS'
EXPERIENCE

Mrs C. H Stearns, 1929 w. Col
fax avenue, South Bend, was in a
general rundown condition. She
took Pepgen with the result that
she is 100 per cent better Her
husband. a boiler maker at the Van
dalia Round House, says:
For a number Of years my wife
had a bad cough. II just seemed
10 take away her strength. l pre-
sumo It was some kind of catarrhal
trouble. and the flow of mucous n
rally disOrdered her stomach.
She suffered a great deal from
INDIGESTION Gas would form after
eating. Her appetite was quite poor.
Since taking Pepgen her stomach Is
in normal condition and her cough
is a great deal better. She has a
good appetite and I really think she
looks healthier than she has for a
whole year.
"Pepgen is wonderful tonic"
Sound statements are based on
exact knowledge and such knowledge
can only be gained by experience.
The great faith that thousands Of
people have in Pepsen has been
brought about by the use OF 1t.
Most people judge Pepgen as
man Judges an old friend; not by a
quick impression but by what they
have actually seen it do. Beyond
the evidence in any one locality
stand people IN all parts OF the coun-
try who are ready TO vouch Tor
Pepgen. The newspapers in Indian
apolis, Evansville. Terre Haute'
Richmond, Muncie and other places
contain scores Of testimonials every
dav from the people who live In
these cities. These are people who
are gratified for the relief that Pep
gen has given them in stomach, liver.
kidney and catarrhal ailments.
Pepgen's health and strength Civ
ing qualities are derived from roots
and oarks treated by the special
PepEen process in which no alcohol
is used. The juices are preserved
in 4 delicious, palatable syrup. Many
saw they actually have not known
what II was TO eat with comfort
for wears before they took Pepgen.
Others say X has restored their
nerves and brought them restful
sleep. still others eXtol It's merits
as a blood puri1er.
Those who wish 20 learn more OF
Pepgen may do 80 a. the Pubic
Drug Co. or frorn any other hrst-
80 a--,..gis- anywhere. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
LIKES PLEASANT
SASSAFRAS TASTE
Mrs. Emma Hosler Saws
Pepgen Is The Ideal
Tonic.
FILLED HER WITH ENERGY

Ono cannot help being interested
in proprietary medicines these days.
OF course. they may have a preju-
diced opinion at first, and hold it
strongly, too. but If they are i'll and
have failed 20 get well through
other methods Of treatment, it would
be profitable for them 20 take notice
Of what is going on. The person
who viii rot admit they are wrong
when others are being benefited in
their INN ediate vicinity. Will have
to pay the penalty"
The subject OF the above interest
ing remark is Mrs Emma Hosler,
rs f. jefferson Boulevard. South
Bend. Mrs. Hosler is ~ years Of
age. Continuing. she says:
In my neiehborhood there are a
number Of such people. They have
all heard about PepEen and some
are taking advantage of the oppor-
tUnity 10 get we'll Others ridicule
the idea that Pepsen will help them.
I, for one, have experienced its won
derful benefit.
Since taking Pepgen have a
good appetite and I sleep soundly
every night. My kidneys. which
formerly bothered me, are now quite
we'll I never have heartburn any
more. Besides being a splendid
tonic Pepgen is very pleasant 10
take. l Ike its delicate sassafras
flavor.
4 am seventy-two years of age
and Pepgen has done me more good
than any medicine ! have ever taken
before in all my life. l think so
much of it that have persuaded
my daughter 10 try II, and have also
recommended it tc my cousin II
had my way, the whole family
would take IL. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
UNCLE ROOSTER SCORES
HEAVILY.

Edward NJ Flesh of the United
States food commission was talking
in 81. Louis about snobbishness.
Snobbishness penetrates every
where" he said 1t even pene-
trates our churches.
Z know an old darky who got re-
hgion last month and decided 10
loin the church He selected. Of
course. the richest and handsomest
church with the fnest music and the
hest preaching Then he called on
the pastor and stated his design
But the pastor hemmed and
hawed. lie felt that his fashion
able flock wouldn't welcome such an
addition as the old darby. He
didn't want To hurt the old fellows
feelings. however and finally he
said
Go home. Uncle Rooster Go
home and pray over It. This is an
important matter and il should be
made a subject OF prayer"
old Uncle Rooster went home
and in a few DAYS he was back
again.
Well ." said the divine Wei
hats the verdict now
All prayed an All prayed said
Uncle Rooster; an de good Iawd
He say 20 me: Rooster. NAH son.
An wouldn't bothah nah hand about
dat uattah no mo-. ALIVE been a.
irwin 70 git into dat church NAH
self FOR de last % yeahs an All Amt
had no luck nuther. Wash
tr-+o1 star
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
FALL RESULTS IN
RHEUMATIC ILLS
Well-Known South Bend
Man Tells OF Wife's
Suffering.
FEET AND LIMBS
BADLY SWOLLEN

Joseph Holland. Els y. St Louis
street, South Bend. IS one Of the best
known men in 81 Joseph county.
He came here ~ years ago from
Elkhart, Ind. For ten years he
served as gardner N the city parks
Nj. Holland has a fine story 20 tell
about Pepgen.
Several months ago nv wife trip
ped on a loose brick In the side
walk. She fell and injured her knee.
This injury later resulted in a very
bad case OF rheumatism, which ex-
tended from her hip 10 her foot.
She suffered intensely
Later on the ailrnent affected the
other limb and both Of her ankles
would swell until They were twice
their normal size Her joints were
so sum that she could scarcely wat1s
around the house.
Naturally she took a great deal
o. medicine. but II didn't seem to
reach her case. I was told 20 have
her try Pepgen. ACC ordingly I OBJ
tanned a bottle for her at The Pub
lie Drug store. and she began taking
IT,
After she had finished the first
bottle she was wonderfully inn
proved The swelling in her limbs
has been reduced about one-hsIf
which enabled her 10 walk around
the house and 10 some Of the house
WORK.
Both my wife and have great
faith In PePgen because OF what we
have seen it do. The wife is going
- keep right on taking the medicine.
and If il helps her as much in the
future as II has il the past, I am
sure il Will not be long until her
ailments are entirely relieved"
Pepgen may be obtained at the
Public Drug Store, or from any other
first class druggist anywhere. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17

lmember Of the league, 70 make rec
pmmendations 20 prevent hostiiities
between non-members. and finally 10
supervise the prohibition OF trade in
white slaves, opium. etc. and the
administration OF international bu-
reaus.
When It's Action Binds.
The only cases in which the coun-
ell has power 70 take action that has
a binding effect OF any kind upon the
members OF the league are three.
First. II a plan for a reduction OF
armament is voluntarily accepted by
Ahe memb ers. no one Of them can ex-
coed II during the period for which II
has been adopted without the con-
sent OF the council Second, II in
case OF an inquiry into dispute the
council makes a recommendation
which Is unanimous Except for the
pa rites thereto) no member OF the
league can attack another member
That complies with It. And third. IL
a member chooses 10 accept a man
date over a backward territory IL
must do so on the terms agreed up
on BY the members Of the leag que or
fixed by the council In two other
cases the council has power 20 take
action that has a binding effect. but
not on the members Of the league
" can determine conditions on which
bn outside power may join the
league, either for the purpose OF
settling a particular dispute, or per
manently. and in this last case II can
Regulate the military equipment the
hew member may possess.
Not n Supcr-Sovereign
We may observe that only in mat
tiers Of procedure and appointment.
and in publishing facts and recon-
mendations in a dispute where il
cannot make a report with any bind
ing effect, can the council act by ma
1ority. In all other cases. even where
IT only gives advice. its vote must be
unanimous. The only exception is
that in deciding a dispute the votes
or the parties thereto are not count
ed. The United States might thus
be prevented by act of the council
from attacking a member of the
league when all the other members
OF the council thought we were in
the wrong. Save in that case no
kSction OF the council, which must
he unanimous, even the making of
recommendation can take place I'M
less the United States concurs. The
Year. therefore. of a super-sovereign.
Ia loss OF our national sovereignty.
lor council that rules the world. is
the result Of inattentive reading of
the documents or OF an overheated
imagination.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17

According 20 Mrs. May Hui. who
lives at s23 Sixth avenue. Dies Moines.
Iowa. work IN her ten-room house IS
now ike mere play. Few men folks
understand what this means They
can't realize the many steps a woman
takes and the million other things
she does &c keep their homes coy
and clean. Only women know the
true meaning of "housework' and
the physical strength II takes 20
make them enjoy It
Perhaps no testimony yet told
demonstrates the Fun value Of Pep
gen any more than the interesting
story Mrs. Hull tells. she saws:
'Catarrh Of the head caused me q
great deal OF suffering general
II got out Of bed n the mornings
with a bad taste IN my mouth and
dizzy headaches. had no aPpe-
tite for breakfast was nervous
and everything seemed % upset me.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
THOUGHT HER CASE
WAS PAST HELPING
Several Weeks Use of Pep
gen Bring Remarkable
Relief to Scott Street
Woman.
HUSBAND ALSO RELIEVED

Many people WIN not take 1oedi-
cine because rhay have tined so-nany
different remedies and have beer
disappointed. that they have LOST
faith in everything. They think
medicine may help other people but
won't help them.
People who have lost hope should
follow the example OF Ms O.
Steinke, $50 s. Scott strcst. south
Bend Mrs Steinke thought her
case was past halping. but stiu che
IS a believer IN thu old -try. Try
AGAIN adaye.
After numerous UNSUCCESSFUL 80
forts 10 regain her health. she de-
cided 70 Try Pepgen. That she u2E
relieved at last is best poTd In her
oSn words Mrs Steinke says.
Il suffered agony with my stnCnaoh
for almost a year. Gas formed
nv food laid heavy. 7 had burning.
gnawnE sensations ana Other fseA-
ings caused by indigestion. took
so much medicine without oo4aln-
ting relief that hud beguny 10 tiir1sg
my case was past hsFp1nE.
L tIief Peirssn. II proved 20 be
exactly what I headed In a SHIRT
time all my stomach troubles van
ished.
Ny husband also suffered vita
stomach trouble His condition was
similar TO mine. Seeing how Pep
gen helped me, my husband took ~
and il gave htm equally good re-
suits
After the experience with Pop
gen in our family, I feel that L am
perfectly safe in recommending Dc
as good medicine TO an my
friends"
Pepgen can be obtained at the
Public Drug Co, or from any other
nrst-class druggist. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17

Al times I had 20 ask nay children
u PLAY outside 7 could not stand
the noise they made.
Since taking Pepgen ny improve
ment has been wonderful Ny head
Is as clear as a bell. I have a hne
appetite and am not troubled with
headache we have a teD--oou
house and I feel 50 much stronger
that ms houssVork Is nero play
where before Il seemed as = ]
could never 80 through zeal that
I cannot praise PepEsn TOO highly"
In scores OF cases PepsAr has
been the insane % relieving vonen
because II gives Strength and tone
70 the system. Testimonials nom
women who have used u say. 1t has
made me feel Ike new woman
Il enjoy my housewor$z. and other
Ike expressions Get PepSen AZ
The Public Drug Co. or airy other
arst-oLass dr1g zora- Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
TEXT OF COVENANT.
Article Nv.
UNDER CONSIDERATION.

Article &. The council shall consist
Of representatives Of the United states
81 America. Of the British empire. Of
France, Italy, and Of Japan. together
with representatives Of four other
members Of the league These four
members OF the league shall be select
ed by the assembly from time 20
time IN It's discretion. Until the ap-
pointment 81 the representatives Of
the four members Of the league first
selected by the assembly, representa-
uves of t--) shall be members
81 the council.
With the approval Of the majority
~ the assembly, the council may
name additional members % the
have always been members OF the
council. the council with like ap-
proval may increase the number 81
members Of the league 10 be selected
by the assembly for representation on
the council
The council shall meet from time
70 time as occasion may require and
az least once a year. NJ the seat Of
the league, or AT such other place a.
may be decided upon
The council may deal az its meet
ings with any matter within tho
sphere Of action Of the league Of
affecting the peace Of the world
ANY member Of the LEAGUE not rep-
resented on the council shall be in
vited % send = representative 10 cit
rs member at any meeting Of the
council during the consideration ~
matters specially affecting the in
forests Of that member Of the league
AT meetings of the council. each
member ~ the league represented on
the council shall have one vote and
may not have more than one repre-
sentative.
This embodies that part of-the
original Article 3 designating the
original members Of the council
This paragraph providing for in
crease in the membership Of the
council Is new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
WORE STATES IN
SUFFRAGE LIST
T hree Legislatures Ratity
Amendment, Total is
Now Six.

ALBANY, y. Y, June 1.-THE
,eV York legislature without a dir
~cntinS vote ratified the federal
woman suffrage amendment. This.
with Kansas and Ohio also in the
suffrage column, makes a total of
SIX states already in favor OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
MUSTARD Is USED
To- RELIEVE SHARP
RHEUMATIC PAINS

good liniment Is made OF
mustard, red pepper. assatras,
menthol and ammonia. Apply II
10 the affected part today ana
YOU will scarcely feel the pain TO-
morrow.
The above prescription. al
ready prepared with added in
gradients, can be obtained under
The name OF Pepgen Lntment al
The Public Drug CO, or any first
class druggist n or near South
Rana Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
AZ ABSURD QUESTION.

You sign this deed Of YOUR own
free viii. do YOU madam D" asked
The LAWYER
What do YOU mean by that
demanded the large Aorid-faCed
woman. looking threateningiy upon
The lawyer.
"I mean there has been no com
nuIsion on the part OF your hus-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
PUT STRIKE END
UP TO BURLESON
Union Leaders Say Settlement
Rests Entirely With Post
master General.

CHICAGO. June 17.-Terrination
of the nationwide strike Of cemmer-
cial telegrs Pliers. union officials de-
clsred Monday. now rests almost
wholly in the hands Of Postmaster
General Burleson. They stated. aft
or reading reports from the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor convention.
that a definite statement from Mr..
BurlesCn concerning the scope OF
the order 20 electrical workers
would be awaited before any move
is made
Officers Of the Commercial TeIeg-
raphers' Union OF America. said If
the postmaster generals order grant
ing the right OF collective bargain
ing 10 electrical workers actually
covered the striking telegraphers.
steps proba bly, would be taken 20
end the walkout after assurances Of
no unfair discrimination against the
strikers had been obtained
Plan Finish Fight.
But in the meantime we shall
continue plans for a hnish fight. a
fight for the same rights that have
been extended the electrical work
crs.F S. J. Konankamp. International
presiden; of the telegraphers' union.
told a meeting OF strikers here TO
night He reiterated that the strike
is spreading and now includes near
ly $4,000 persons and declared the
order for railroad telegraphers to
refuse TO handle commercial bust
ness had clogged channels 10 scores
o. smaller towns throughout the
country.
The Western Union Telegraph Co
on the other hand. denied that com
mercial business was being delayed
and issued this bulletin from the
Chicago office tonight
Situation in all Offices practic-
ally unchanged. There was some in
corruption from railroad telesr a
pliers who are unaware Of the true
situation. The informed ones think
it unfair and are handling business. 81
The bulletin added that Jacksonville
Fla. the storm center OF the south
and southeast, reported normal con
ditions and that the strike Of Rosta.
telegraph operators in Detroit. also
had been declared off
Would RcsCind Order.
Ar officer OF the Association OF
Western Union employees went 10 St
Louis today TO confer with officer.
OF the Order OF Railway Telegra-
piers In an effort 10 have the order
against handling commercial bust.
ness on railroad wires rescinded. +
J. Manion head OF the railroad te-
legraphers. had asked whether the
Association OF Western Union En-
ployes was a union organization and
so recognized by unionists, when he
was asked in kilograms TO revoke
the order.
In a number Of cities electrical
workers and a few telephone oper-
ators walked out today IN accordance
with a strike order recently sent ou
by the international brotherhood o.
Electrical Workers. The strike ordel
was rescinded Saturday after con
cessions had been granted by tn,
postmaster general. IL was eX
planned at headquarters OF the broth.
erhood in Springfield. IL, that thes,
walkouts were due TO delayed
messages calling of the strike.
]. G. Luhrsen, president OF tn,
American Train Dispatchers' asso
citation. announced definitely TO
night that the 5000 members Of tina
organization will not handle com
merciaI business while the strike q
in progress