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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-06
New Lumber Company

J. 'IAfS9A..1E
A new concern uoing a who'll :
sal, lumber business has recent,
,een organized in this city undo
the firm name Of MagruLer Bros.
The firm is composed Of W. W.
uagruder, Jr., owner of the Tai
king Warrior Lumber Co , ano
L. h Magruder who has been act
lug as manager of the above pam.
cd firm, for the past year, al
VINO will also manage the mt "
concern. Their mill is located on
the |. q. Railroad one mile h, sl
IF Bradley, Miss, at poiut'wh, IT
the Whites Road and the new b,
U. Good Road intersect, The, t
will be u private siding at TIT
mill to handle all shipping.
The Magruder Brothers hav,
bought some of the finest pine tin.
Der in the country ard have hl
up to-date mill OF 20, 600 feet dali
ly capacity, also operating planer,
All who know these Young mel
tesl assured they will be success
ul as both are unusually goCG
business men having in their make
up plenty Of energy and ambition
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-06

Col, George d, Goodale is just
Jack from France, aud joined Mr.
joJdale and children at che HON.
II her mother, Mrs. Adele Cr,tz
1 tew DAYS ago. Col. Goodale has
many trleuus here VINO will be
lad to learn OF his return til,
United States.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-06
DRY THOSE TEARS

Listen, daughter! Don't 60
mopiDg around the house and sly h.,
lug like q freight train cutting
loose the air brakes, aud don't bt
walking around with your eyes n
puffed up aud red from tears, sim
ply because you can't have clothes
that wouldn't look good anywhere
except on one OF the freak maya
zine cover girls.
We know it is tough ola worlu
from your range of yison, becauge
your daddy has forbidden you to
wear skirts that are too high AID
waists that are too low. We know
child. that some of the o her girl
are chasing around the streets il
costumes that would shame q bur
lesque troupe and attracting a 10
Of attention; but did you ever no
tice justswbat kind of attention
they do Rttractf OF course yol.
haven't. You don't happen to bt
within earshot when some OF th,
boys say what they really think
Of the other girls" Thank
Heaven you don't.
You say that the other girls
laugh at your simple, pretty little
frocks and at your freckles. Lei
'em laugh. Let the other gill.
smile, it they want to, but ius,
wait.
You won't fud the decent youpe
chaps, the kind mother wants to
have for her little girl, marrying
any of the either girls"
that's rights have q good ciy,
II sou want to it will do you good
But remember your daddy knows
pest. SO put on that pretty little
oress, the one we all like, and We
will all 70 to the picture show and
have some ice cream afterwards
That's right, smile.
The long wet spell Of weather
seems to have ended and it looks
now If we are to have good wealth
Or The rain ceased on June 4tb.
Just as predicted by Charley Seals,
disciple OF Hicks the wealth.
prophet. Mr.. Seals told severa
people week or more ago thai
the rains would quit on the 4th u
June ami that we would have
clear weather for fifteen days wher
storm woud sweep oyer the Gull
States, DO fur his predictions hay'
eome true.
>os~>s>~>~-e-o-o~~
Mr.. and Mrs, E. =. May ant
childred Of Stsrkvills, spent Sun
DAY in West Point visiting witt
tne Howard family. West Poin
Daily Times Heralu,
- - anmuaA6 IA
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-06
Wanted to Exchange. =

Dwelling containing tolr room s
,ath, lights and sewerage in Stai b
vile, for farm or pasturage Ian ds
north or east OF. town.
d. A, BEATTIE.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-06

Mr.. Benjamin Guess, Assistant
State Treasurer, and candidate Tor
State Treasurer was III the cuy
to-day looking after his political
tences.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-06
Lady Buys Liberty Bonds
With Operation None,

" | have been busy saving up
money for au operation for gall
stones which my physician advised
IN my case. Since taking one bot.
tle OF Mayr's Wonderrui Remed,
1t looks as though | can safely
use this money to buy Liberl,
bonds. | suffered four veals
with collie attaches aud bloating." !"
1t is q simple, harmless prepa
ration taat removes the catarrhal
mucus from The intestinal trac,
aud allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liv.
sr and intestetlual ailments, III.
oluding appendicitis. Que dose
will convince or money refunded
Sold by Gill 20. aud Druggists
every where.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-06
fences,
Strawberry Plants

Plant now for crop next Spring
80 cents hundred, ". 90 a thous.
and. Phone 322.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-06

Mrs. T. j. Gum had as hel
guest last week, Mrs, Leaver, OF
MacQa,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

LONDON, June i2.-Girls are no,
bu!lhS small handkerchiefs any more.
During the war they have been used
to mems handkerchiefs about eighteen
inches square. while in uniform, and
the general demand especially in the
country is for the bandana in all colors
and designs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
F.: AT NEWPORT NEWS TODAY
Transport Black Arrow, With 2,0OC
: MeR Aboard, Says She VIII BE
(, In Port Soon.
[By Associated rress.

. NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June i2-
The transport Black Arrow wirelessed
tonight she Was off the coast and
would reach here early tomorrow
oiornins. She is bringing about 5000
omcers and men from France
The Black Arrow has on board cichi
special casual compa MES. with approx
imately 500 men, both white and col
ored; Eight Hundred and Twenty
ninth Company. Transportation Corps
three white officers, 225 colored men
Eight Hundred and Thirty second
Company. Transportation Corps. three
white officers. 2ll colorcd men, one
white man: Three Hundred and Third
hakery Company. one officer, ninety
feur men; Evacuation Hospital 40
20. twenty four officers, 2O3 mon: Evac-
uation Ambulance Company No "A. one
oficer and thirty-two men: Seventy.
Pinth Sanitary Squad, one officer. nine
teen men: One Hundred and Nine
teenth Sanitary Squad. one officer,
eighteen men; One Hundred and Tween.
tieth Sanitary Squad, one officer. TWEEN
tS-hVe men: thirty three casual off
GERS and two civilians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

equal to those or men Miss Bond
Neid said the attitude Of British labor
was always for the prosecution OF the
Strikes. she declared. were caused
by the British government and not by
the labor organizations. which were
Sorced to walk out as a means OF OBJ
tanning proper conditions.
Z. Among those who addressed the con
Sention today was b. Suseuki. secretary
St labor OF Japan. He said in part:
The future peace OF the world
fort OF cooperation between the work
ansmen of all countries. l earnestly
Urge tina, the great body of AMER
%orkmep eoopSra,1 wi,s s The
Applause greeted his speech.
blyERGENT STATEMENTS
NEW YORK. June l2.-Widely di.
Sergent statements on the status of
the CONNIE rcial TcleGraphers' Union
stsike we're issued SIS again ioniSh' by
Postal Telegraph Companies and union
leaders in this city.
Edward Reynolds, vice president and
general manager of the Postal. assert !
ing that many operators who went out
yesterday had returned and that not
more than 20 per cent of the company's
strike Is beaten now and the men re-
w. H. Fasha bauEh, vice-president of
the Western Union. declared that the
strikers had gained less than nifty ad-
herents throughout the Western Union
system today. and that in all only "a
few more than 200 men are out"
Percy Thomas, vice president of the
g. T L. A.. who is directing the strike
here scoffed at the claims of the COM
pany officials. asserting that the strike
bad gained considerable Roadway dur.
Ing the day. The total number Of
strikers now is close TO $4,000. he said
Fifty operators Of the Western
Union quit in body in this city this
afternoon he asserted; that is more
than the company admits Quit through
but the country. About 100 more Pos
tai operators walked out here today.
Mr.. Thomas added that operators
Employed in brokerage offices were
ready to walk out soon as strike
order was received from President s.
J. konenkamp in Chicago. Their
walkout. he said, would affect about
5000 operators throughout the coun-
Try, and would virtually tie up Wall
Street and other financial centers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
ALLEGED SWINDLERS POSE
AS AMERICAN DELEGATION
Three Men and Two Women Are Ar
rested t.inE Government Auto
mobile In Germany.

FRANKFORT. GERMANY. June le.-
lhrce men and TWO women, posing as
an American special mission, who used
government automobile TO pay for
maj calls to the cOnsuls and other Off
Gals have been arrested here II is
charged that they were making prem
arations TO swindie the officials.
The case recalls the fact that Rou-
state 10 enter negotiations with Ger
many Tor the suppression Of ntcrna-
Iional swindlers after the war. The
iaEeniatt Calls attention 10 the fact
that il will be difficult 10 control this
eNil when the frontier passage diff
cuities arc removed. and hopes that
otner european states Will cooperate
with Germany for the suppression or
sWindiers who. u says, are sure to be
an even greater menace than in peace
times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
LEADING PARIS THEATERS
INCREASES PRICE OF SEATS
Admission TO Orchestra Chairs Now
Cost the Equivalent
of S2,iO.

rARIS. June 12.-Thc Comedie Fran
caise Frances leading theater. has at
last been compelled 10 follow the OK
ample Of the other thcaters and in
crease the price of its seats. The in :
crease is not heavy. 20 cents, on the
higher priced seat and half as much
on certain OF the cheaper places.
orchestra stalls will cost the euuiva
lent or s2.4O instead of $2.2o Even
win these increases. the Comedir
rrRncaise. which receives state sub
Fentlon. and so has to receive official
authorization before changing its adj
mission rates remains cheaper than
other tirst-class houses
The new music hall under English
direction charges the equivalent OF 81
net. including the poor tax for lis
pest stalls. The iheater where C;abv
peslys Is appearing charges the same.
Win 10 per cent extra for the>poo tan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
TWENTY-ONE ARRESTS MADE :
IN RAID IN WISE COUNTY
Nine Men Arc Lodged In Roanoke JniI
on Charges Of Interfering
with Officers.
IBy Associated Press.

ROANOKE. VA. June 12.-Twenty-
one arrests were made in Wise County
Yesterday and today by Il raiding force
OF thirty-federal officers an after
math of the attack made on revenue
ago.
Nine Of the men were lodged in jail
mere tonight on charges Of interfering
with United states officers IN the dis
charge OF their duties. They will be
given hearing before United States
commissioner tomorrow morning.
me wholesale arrests of mountain
GERS came. revenue officers state, as q
result Of the firing from ambush upon
party OF raiders several weeks ago.
Which resulted in the wounding OF
revenue officer 4. w. Gardener. At
the time of the attack Ira Mullens. one
Or thoSe OF the ambushnE party, was
klIled by the revenue officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
CHARGES PACKERS HAVE
MEAT IN COLD STORAGE
Ohio Congressman Wants Resolution
Enacted That Would Force
Change In Situation.
IB" Associatcd Press.l


WASHINGTON June l2.-Charses
tina, Chicago meat packers are un-
lawfully maintaining present high
prices of meat by keeping huge guam
tltics In cold storage were made in the
House today by Representative Tess.
OF ohio. who declared that Congress
should pass persuasive" resolution
which would make the packers under
stand that the people no longer would
tolerate such high handed practices"
The Ohio Representative presented
figures purported to show that the
packers now have on hand nearly
o0o0o.000 pounds of meats. This
amount included lie said 1861 600 600
pounds of frozen beef $1,000. 900
pounds OF cured beef. 100000 pounds
of frozen lamb and mutton. $4,000
900 pounds of frozen pork, $4,000 600
pounds Of dry salt pork. +27. 600. 900
pounds of picked pork 107, 900. 900
pounds OF lard, and $4,000, 900 pounds
OF miscellaneous goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Busy Day When
Congress Labors
Investigations Planned IN
5 o M e Departments;
Others File Reports.
IRy Associates Prees

WASHINGTON. June 12.-Investira
non OF expenditures by the Shipping
Soard and Emergcncy Fleet Corpora tior
was arranged today by Senator Lodge
and Representative Mondell. Repubii-
can leaders in the Senate and House
"A special House committee probably
Will conduct the inquiry
Investigations of the war risk i'm .
surance bureau and the alien property
custodian's office also were discussed
out hnal decision was deferred 1t was
said these inquiries also probably would
be conducted by the House
y further reduction in the size of the
army to be maintained for the next
iiscal year was tentatively agreed upon
by the House today in deciding to ba Sc
appropriations for pay and maintenance
on an army of 100000 men. instead of
10000 as recommended by the House
Military Committee
without record vote the Senate to-
day passed the bill OF Senator Cummins
Republican. of Iowa amending the rail
road control act SO as to restore the
rate making powers OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The measure
now goes 10 the House
After only brief debate. the Senate
today without record vote passed a
bill by Senator Jones. Republican, OF
Washington. to permit American shin
yards to construct ships for foreign
account without first obtaining govern
ment permits.
<auNoCdlcS OF Tcpeai or wartime pro-
hibition appearing today before the
House Judiciary Committee were told
by Representative Dyer. Republican. OF
Missouri, that if they wanted relief they
should appeal Immediately TO Pres!-
dent Wilson.
A rider repeating the notwithstanding
law. effective when the clocks arc
turned back IN October was added TO
Inc agricultural appropriation bill to-
day by the Senate Agriculture Com
mittee The vote was unanimous.
Recommendations that the govern
ment Quit building and operating COM
mercial ships at the earliest time prac-
teal were presented to the Senate Com
merce Committee today by the Ship
ping Board.
Favorable report on the House bill to
return telegraph and telephone sys
TENS 10 private control Immediately
was voted today by the House Inter
state Commerce Committee.
The. Senate. in two minutes today
passed the House bill appropriating
sI5o.0o0.o 600 for deficiencies in the rail-
road administration.
Representative Reavis. Republican.
Nebraska, today introduced a bill 10
establish prohibition in the Panama
Canal Zone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
ONE SAYS BOOZE is O. K.
ANOTHER MAKES DENIAL
Medical Wen Discuss Liquors That
Contain Low Amount Of
Alcohol.
lBy Associated Prcss.l

lbS HsSoclatcu prcSS.J
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. June l2.-
Opposite views regarding the effect of
beers and wines of low alcoholic CON
tent OH the human system were ex-
pressed by speakers before the Ameri-
can Medical Association in annual con-
vention here today
Dr. Lambert OFT, of Philadelphia. said
suGh drinks were healthful and their
should be continued. Beer and wine of
low alcoholic content he said. are a
DR.. Bernard Fantus, of Chicago. took
direct issue with DIR. OFT. "If the al
coholic content of beer were reduced"
said Or. Fantus, instead of complete
prohibition. these beer drinkers would
drink twice as much as formerly, with
the same disastrous effects"
officers elected today by the House of
Delegates include: President, Rcar-Ad-
miral William 9. Braistcd. surg eon-gen-
eral of the United States Navy: Secre-
tary. DIR. Alexander r. Craig. Chicago;
treasurer. DR. William y. Pussy. Chi
cago, and speaker, DIR. Hubert Work,
Pueblo. Col
Next years convention will be held
at New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
SALOONS GO ON STRIKE
Order TO Close During Poincnre'a Wait
Minis Bar-ic-Duc Thirst Empo-
RUM Operators.

PARIS. June 12.-All the bars, sa-
looms. safes and places that sell liquor
refreshments in Bar-le- Duo decided to
close for twenty four hours recently
because the authorities had refused
their request to be allowed to sell at
all hours TO soldiers passing through the
town. Many thousands of soldiers ar
rive and leave at all hours as the town
is center for military transport. The
Poincare. who was born in Bar-le Due
was to pay 1T a visit and make a speech
Bar Duo believes ii has a good
ing tho war the little town received
$50 aerial bombs or torpcdocs, as com
London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
GERMAN ATTITUDE UNCERTAIN
French Relieve New Government VII,
he Installed and VIII Sign
Peace Pnct.
TBy Associated prc.s1

PARIS, June l2.--The attitude Of the
Icrinah delegation on the signing Of
Inc treaty is not clear, because tho
ne'cEates as yet arc unaware of tho
exact nature OF the instrument they
are called upon to ratify. owing to
inc connlctinB earlier reports on the
them.
The French. who alone had an op-
nortunity OF sounding the members Of
me German delegation informally on
The prospective changes. believe thai
neither the present delegation nor tho
look for the immediate installation Of
p radical Socialist administration
which Will accept the treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
HUNS AFTER PRESsBURG
Latest Move Against Czechs Proves
Source Of Worry TO Peace
Delegates.
[Ry Associated Press

PARIS. June l2.-Buoyed UP by their
recent victories against the Czechs the
Hungarians apparently arc determined
10 capture PreSSbure, an important
industrial city on the Danube. and the
czcchs chief river port The Czech
armies are being reorEanized under
French officers. the Italian officers pre-
Niously in command having been re-
placed.
Peace conference circles. however.
are much worried over the situation
as reports indicate that the Hun
Karians have practically all the old
Austrian army's artillery. and conse-
Quently, are much better equipped than
the Czechs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
AMERICA MUST PRESENT
!: EXAMPLE OF GOOD ORDER
Secretary Baker Declares world, Out
aide of United States, Is AL
most Mad.
IBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June l2.-Secrctary of
Mar Baker. speaking today at "A lunch
son given in his honor by Grosvenor b.
Elarkson, director of the Council of Ma
1ional Defense. declared that every
place in the world today except the
united states. is almost mad" hunger
fnd the destruction of authority he
fnid. had brought the world into an in
described condition and this country
must set an example Of orderly gov
erpmcnt.
Mr. Baker opened his address with
the ST atement that he was very anxious
10 retire to private life. but that he felt
ne could not do so until he had full
filed certain tasks nc hao undertaken.
Secretary OF Labor Wilson and Col
nncl Arthur Woods, assistant 10 the
Secretary of War, also spoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Task 10 Get Cheau Food.

PARIS, June ioWChean ns,,s
SUI he obtained in Paris. hut /, is
given TO Few TO solve the problem. Tie
Known to its members as the "A"1
NJ, succeeded III providing a dinner for
.ne equivalent of ~ cents II consisi 8
a vegetable, one vegetable as a comrse
ana a dessert. Unlimited bread and =
scrVielie are given, but no wine Two
auEral meal " "S ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
THREE INFANTRY UNITS LAND
steamship I.eSIathan Docks In New
York with Men From
France.
IBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June l2.-With l1.sl2
members of the AhiericaH expedition
airy forces swarfing her decks, the
transport Leviathan entered the harbor
this morning after standing part Of
the night alongside the damaged Ger
man steamship Graf Waldersee, which
was in collision off the Long Island
shore. Complete units aboard were the
Fifty-frst and Fifty-third Infantry
and number of air service squadrons.
ELEVEN hundred sick and wounded men
were also aboard.
Among other units was the Fifty
second Infantry Regiment. complete
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
SLASH OFF LARGE SUM
INV! appropriation Measure Il Cut
s315,000.O00 Before BeinE
Presented.
IRy Associated Press1

WASH lNGTON, June l2.--As report
ed 10 the House today. the 1920 navy
appropriation bill carries a tot,A Of
t6ol 100000. decrease of S375.ovU. 900
from the estimates submitted ny Sec
rotary Daniels. and 100000. GOO less
than tn. amount carried in IN. bill as
IT passed the House last session
One of the main items is an apnro-
priation of si33.OnO0O for continued
construction OF the 1916 shipbuiiding
program. No new construction is au-
thorizcd in the measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
CHANGES AT ANNAPOLIS
Captain William II. STANDBY VIII Be
Succeeded by Captain
CIuyeriuk.
IRy Associated Press !

ANNAPOLIS. MD, June IA mum
ner OF important changes among rank
academy are 10 be made. Chief among
them being Captain William II. stand
lev who will be succeeded ~ com
mandant OF midshipmen by Captain
Wat I. Cluverius: Rear- Admira
\. NJ. y. McCormick, Of the medica
corps. head OF the department Of
hygiene VIII be succeeded by Captain
Dudley n. Carpenter. Admiral meteor
mick is TO become supervisor OF MAYA
hospitals on the Asiatic station. while
shin Nirginja
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Nirndcz Takes HIeto.. Place.

MEAiCo CITY. June Following
nc resignation Of Rafael nicio both as
unncI-Hccretary &C the Treasury and
president OF the board of directors or
Mendez director general OF Tho M !.
.loha' ieiegrsph lines and vice -presi-
neht OF the railway board. has been
S 81 TO MI Mr.. Hiero's place i'm The
aa1Ini"aS post untll October 81 when the
Glrectors Will elect new president
oomsigera Die foreign capital is in
, nGs,en IN the railway lines now admin
'S'ered ny The now government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
NO WARTIME SMALLPOX
Paris Naccinatcd I,37d.0OO Persons.
Having 90 Gases mud 20 Deaths
From DiScasc.

PARIS. June 1.-THE world war will
nc held unique in the fact that il has
OF smallpox. This may be due in part
20 Inc precautions taken in urging a II
IariS 10 be Naccinatcd or re-vacci-
persons were vaccinated during ~ =.
VAT and onl fftysix cases or small
poN were recorded, of which twenty
SIX were fatal ''E :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
BRINGS COTTON TO HAMBURG
Steamer Gulf OF Mexico Carries Fir,t
tnrgo TO German Fort Since
Nnr Began.

bptI.lN. June 1.-THE steamship
Gun Of Mexico has arrived at Ham
ourG from New Orleans, the fret cot
ION poai TO reach a German port since
the outbreak of the war
a dispatch from Mannheim SAYS that
leading grain firm there has re-
ceiVed A direct wire offer from Chi
caGo OF cargo of malt barley This
message is the first direct communica-
ton with the United States for COM
merclal purposes As far as is known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

ROCKFORD. ILL. June l2-E,tb.r
administered while extracting teeth
proved fa,al for Adam Wode. nron,;.
neht business man here. He died from
Us entc's' although two physicians
were IN attendance at the time. Tho
physicians were eXonerated by the
county coroner, who held death was
due 10 fatty degeneration Of the heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
DETROIT STRIKE ENDS
Car Men Vote TO Accept O6er of Trar
uen company Granting Increased
Wages,
LBy As.ociated Press

DETROIT. MICH. June I2-De,roi,.s
iraction tie-up, which became effective
las5 SATURDAY night, came to an end
esHy tnls evening. when the strik inr
ear men OF the Detroit United RailwavS
voted to accept all offer by the com
hSSny OF wage Increases from 10. As and
20 70 90 90 and GO cents an hour The