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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-23
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Circuit court convened Tuesday
morning, Judge r. 2. Baptist
presiding, w. X. K.Abernathy, At
torney General, j. B. Graham.
Circuit Clerk, and j. +. Dillon,
Sheriff.
The following were drawn for
grand Jurors; the foreman BY the
new law, serves two years.
H,C. Gooch, Foreman.
IT. B. Lewis, Clerk.
J.A. Armstrong.
George Hall
Bob Campbell.
j. r. Maxwell.
j. w. Smith.
w. HI. Hamilton.
Henry Johnson.
j. w. Wood.
All. McMahan.
James Leonard.
W. w. Capooth, Officer.
s. s. Smith VS. M. & O. R. R.
CO., for Amages. tried Tuesday.
This was 4suit for damages to a
corn field damaged BY the June
flood of 1917. The claim was q
trestle across the canal blocked
the water which caused the dam.
age. The case was hotly contest.
ed By the railroad company. A
trial by the court resulted in a
judgment for the defendant rail
road, on the ground that it was
an unusually high water which
they could not guard against and
that the opening was as great as
before the canal waa cut.
George Philips and Frank Hall,
on plea of guilty to burglary,
were sentenced to the peniten-
] tiary for from 8 to- 10 years.
They robbed Williams store at
Bethel Springs about TWO weeks
ago and were caught in Cairo,
One is an ex-corviet, and both
are strangergin this county.
A few easas of acquittal in the
trials of those charged with liq.
uor law Violations.
Statews Drew Archer. murder,
was called for trial Wednesday,
Attorney General Abernathy hay
ing been retained blythe defense
prior to his election, John Shelter
was appointed pro TEN, Fl. Up
Wood and Al. W. Stovall assisting
in tus prosecution. Abefnaths
&lAber fnthy represent the de
gfandant.
The following names ger'
drawn for Jurors in the Alehe
murder case:
II. Al 4. Boon, 3. G, bidding, r.
A. Hopkins. W. M, Whafop, Ka|
Williams, w. q. Armstror Il
IA. Gooch, Walter Nixon, M
Williams. John Dillon, Tom cS
lin, >. r Boshart.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-23
New York Letter.

| wish some of your readers could
attend some Of these great Metropol-
itan church services here, on Sunday
evening, especially. They generally
manage to have soldier or sailor to
tell his experiences in France, and it
is wonderfully interesting to hear a
man talk who has been unGer fire in
that dreadful war. There is a pecu-
liar look in the eyes Of men who have
seen their fellow-nlen moved down BY
the thousands and who have worked,
eaten and slept in the shadow Of death
for months and years. and have seen
the life-light go out in the eyes of
many comrades. They seem some
what restless, and yet they generally
tell of their experiences in a modest,
matter-of-fact sort Of way. One of
them told the other night Of how the
Germans would throw their rifles at
our advancing men, and ii some quick
lodging was not done, the bayonets
weuld pierce our boys through. We
learned the same trick, and Jerry
(as they called the Germans) often got
a dose Of the same medicine. Then,
the soldier said, there was trouble in
saving the bayonets, for if the blade
penetrated more than four inches in
to body, it could not be pulled out.
Then they simply fired the gun and
made hole big enough to pull Out
the bayonet. Rough business, that
war was! He Also told of the horrors
of mustard gas, and how hot the gas
masks became. almost smothering one,
but to take off the mask meant death
in few minutes, for II. was jSst ~.
breathing fire to inhale this hlssfible
stuff. This soldier was present when
the famous Hindenberg lire Of the
German army was brokenj and he all
y =
!! SO explained how machine guns were
taken by seadfg aanking detach,
ments on each sideAvhile the main at
tack was made in Tho center. The
machine guns, firing several hundred
shots minute, moved down men like
wheat before scythe, but when The
bombs we're thrown On the guns from
| the side, they had tb give up.
The Presbyterian minister at the
Washington Heights church here, DR.
Daniel Hoffman Martin, is a wit al
wel as a divine, aid the church il
4.
cro~dsd morning and evening. Hi
never fails to raise laugh. Some d
his jokes I have heard before, but hi
tells them 50 fhey sound like new. Hi
said that the Ether morning he wal
|softly singin&to himself one Of hil
lfavorite songs: will there be AMI
lStars in my Crown when some on,
boss the way started up another oll
faFite: mo, Not One, No Not One
BukAen h5 spoke Of those petty pol
lKzs who are trying to defeat th'
z An Of 4 league Of nations to furthe|
I, leir own selfish ends, DR.. Martil
:, d The League viii live long aftel
i IN are dead, and gone
z the vile dust from whence the,
5rung, "
'fN unhonored and unaung.
One ofhe speakers ST bis meet
Y ings. Pr0hsor Guthrie Of the Law
y DepartmA Of the College Of the CIT,
D of New \ declared that the Thir,
z and Sixth ticies of Tie Constitutio.
distinctly Aor q League II Nations
p~nf frth,A E \, ~.,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-23
LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ............-. $50, 900 90
Surplus fund ...... G,000.00
Undivided profits 4l5, 1882
Less current expenses, in
terest, and taxes
palu ......-.---....-.--.- =, blS o0 IL, dbl. "
Circulating notes outstanding. 10000
Net amounts due to banks
BANKERS and trust COM
panies fother than
included in items 8 or 32) 81. 1868. IA
Cashiers checks on own
bank outstanding g......-.,........... 1917. "a
Total Of Items 80, 49, 81 and
8 35..-......---.............. l4,54ls0S
Demand deposits (other than
bank deposits) subject to
Reserve deposits payable
within 80 days.:
Individual deposits sub
jeetto check l29,72l. p
Certificates Of deposit
due in less than 30
days (other than for
money borrowed .........,.......- 971 .5S
Total demand deposits
(other than bank depos- =
its) subject to Reserve,
Items b. rs, SO 81, 38
80, 40 and H., 1S0,
Time deposits subject q
serve payable aft
days, Or subject t01
~. ~, o,.f. s1fffae
saYings):
Certificates v
er than
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

large number Of the children wiz
uiake records which viii onfitle them
10 "a place on The honor iiat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
Large Number OF
Children in Boys
and Girls Clubs

County club Leader Phillips
monthly report. wniph has nocn made
out preparatory Go hls attending tho
state meeting ct all club leaders
which ls tu hp held at the state coll
logo Uu juno shows that 500 Chll
df,u of the city and valley rural
schools have enrolled tur club work
cot hlH number ltt are from ne Dity
school. and o from tho rural dis.
trIUts
sin hundred and seventy club pro-
irHia urp enrolled These are us fuls
lows with cooking and sewing lUldiuE
th, uHf DuuhIur goo members srw
InE lia members canning ana drf
Ins, members, garden 90 mpmhcra
poultry % muunrrH rabbits, BIZ
mrwhe.s plr tl members ,titlc 3
UrmhrlH hptp p urmhDfH. and
iuif.. member Ihrsr clubs Viii bee
% tiuiliu,d throughout th, summer
lud fIll and with regular GLASSES an
dor rhr supervision uf the county club
loader DO u cNu,rfcd that great ru
suits viii be achieved and that 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

was sn Impressed boy the possibilities
ot the trombone chuir d he vulun-
tecrrd the use ~ "a special harmoui-
Nation OF America" which be had
prepared for initial use hN tho truni-
bone choir To make this possible. u
was necessary 90 turn down q f|lattsr-
ing offer from an eastern festival or
chnstru which desired to use o.
br Kelley. who ~ probably the
most conspicuous American cu.upur.
er uf the cay also expects % prp.
vide u musical setting for inn Amerl.
enu creed which Will be- uso n con
noctlun with many ~ mo pitr ode
cNtrriFvH
\ third biz musical featu1s under
way b. the missed chorus ~ l,lld
voices Tor the presentation 81 Tho
Messiah ltchclraulH recently herun
have given extraordinary encourage.
mrut TO the leaders uf tho musirlI
program Who were present irnf
Horace WhitehouHc Of ohio Wesleyan
university. b. directing the prcrHrl.
ton col. The Messiah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
OF THE Y IS HALF
WAY OVER THE TOP
All Teams VIII Again Meet at "
At $50 This Evening for Sup.
per and the Planning Of the
Drive for Saturday, the Last Day

"The quota ~ 1909 members Tor
Alhupuofuue'H Y NJ g. A. seems
large said I. a. putney IN his pep
tulk at the ~" supper last night
'but there is no reaso why W. can't
reach that number, and we intend tu
do IT, THIS WAS The sentiment " nll
workers when u was learned that the
restricted campaign of the first two
days had Melted almost half 81 the
required additional number
The teams started uut his mort
INK with nil restriction aH 10 prosust.
tive member assignments Withdrawn
and with tho right t. eucruach upon
any cams territory. Whether 60 q
army or lazy Viii have the most uf
their t1lurod heart on the other b
side 90 The board hy this UVcninr is
UausluE considerable rivalry
Although b navy has secured
mutr members. the army iH ahead boo
points The caldwell team having so.
cured twenty i've mymhsrH 10 the
credit uf the army va" Etch team
quota By twelve membership
Al teams and workers viii again
meet ut the W ut y 300 this evening
fof the turning IN ~ reports sud fui
the formation ~ plans Tot Saturdays
campaign which is b last dH' of the
llF continental drive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
to Schools
Will Be Punished
BY Arrest and Fine

There are always Young NtndHlH
whu delight 100 getting into closed
buildings aud destroying everything
which they c"uuNpulontlN can This hHa
been the case particularly In the
rural schools where recently some %
dul'ufH 20. the cuuntN's munry IL Co
hp paid out TO repair the damage
done hN suuU boys whu had broken
Boo Later uu another such esctpHdr
wac discovered m the act uud the boy
wac ARRESTED aud hls father was ohllr
Cd Co pay a fine Any other cases
WIZ ho treated Boo tho same way u
tho children must he made tu realise
pttt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
Personal News Items

Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Taxi. Phone Ia. Nicholson Taxt
pay your dues 20 'ae s-bit' ciub.
Mfa Gertrude MHrUl"tsrFfl cash.
Ift go tht Liberty cafe viii leave H.
Joseph hospital FntufinA where she
underwent tu p%r'ruuun thrr, w"eAs
uEu sue ls reported doing nicely.
bon O. Wilson uf Houston, r,NUH.
spent several DAYS thiH week VISITING
DIE aunt. Msa u o. Ferguson.
Following are the Sew MtNitau
NAMES boo ,hc casualty LISTS just Gee
peittd here Santiago AEfulHI San
Miguel killrd iu action Joe o. Nn
mnIu. Eaphnoln. Killed boo action pre-.
tiuuHit reported missing lu action
s.lpt Glenn % Pickett Abbott ro.
turned to iutN, previously toportCd
kIllrd boo action
Theodore Nuuuult OF santa ic and
Nr walker stl OF Houston. Texas
are boz the cts 100 uuHinDas today
The adjourned session of probate
court viii boz held at the court hou-
al 90 O'Clock umurfuW morning
Judge Garcia Will preside
g. tmhoffer wHH brought into pol
lr, court this mnrninE ON th, rhurgc
uf speeding Hr was given a 81
time los IuIgc ". ~ Mcclellan
TIhuut1 MurcluH wis given H h,uf.
luE before Judge " " Mcclellan
THU morning on the chars, uf stealing
lumber from tho Santa o., railroad.
Ito pleaded guilty aud was sent tu
tho county iaii for THIRTY days
Judge e. g. uricc of Roswell is in
Albuquerque today attending 10 legal
business.
Wali, Scott. or Houston. Texas
district sIlsF mlfAEUr for Do WIN
chester tfWH tutuphu.t % Theodore
Nuuuuit. Ir. auuthrW oststu salesman
Tor the company. ar gtllug uu the
Nnnuuueuup trade toduy
Thomas T. Gable. state game tut
fish warden. was in Albuquerque ul
uIrht ON his wuy 10 silver ritN
John Urck,r of neleu was attend.
inns fo huain,f Nf.tiu in tIv DtN io.
duN
Thrre Will ho 90 special Dunolu,.
of Pilgrim ,-ummIudrrN No 8 fuI
work 100 the Is o. degree 90 s
O'Clock This evening
Arthur stlirmun of Santa Ir. chair.
man uf the stIts democratic commit
Toe. WIS 70 visitor here TODAY
Word WAS received today Iram ll'r
man NuhU attorney. that hlH mutht.
uaasyl uWtN BOO chicago uu NuUdHl
morning Mr Mohr was called ID
chicago hk h,r illness bon Friday lui
reached There SUNDAY nisht u fus
uuuts before hrr d,Hth
jonathan % Wagner stHtr sup,rir
t,udput ui publ. Instruction. plHs''
through Albuquerque last nIrhf 'u
route o. Carlsbad 90 deliver t rom
muugpmpnf HUIT.sH There tonight 80.
saturday night u' viii speak leo th
UusWv.l hirh huul cummvuu,W,u
sAtrDlHrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
LARGEST ORGAN IN
WORLD BUILT FOR
CHURCH CENTENARY
Methodist Centenary at Columbus
To Have Eight Ton Organ With
Every Musical Appliance
Trombone Choir Accompaniment

The vast musical program being
prepared flr rho Methodist centenary
celebration ut columbus. June a0 a.
Julh Oh Is now taking definite form
under tur supervision OF Professor
william . Kraft uf Columbia uni.
N'rsiH TIE work OF Installing the
rr'lt $4,000 organ has been conn
Wuur'd 100 me coliseum, which after
uriuE rrmul,Ipd u%ryurIIur tu tho
plans devised hN tho NrW urh office
90 th" Joint commission. VIII provide
seating capacity Tor 1000 pyrHuuH
Professor KRAFT viii himself pr,sId,
ut the organ 600 t number Uf duvs
Iud through hIH invitation. suue 20.
% leading U|rEIuIsla ut tho world
viii Doe heard
M Mupllrr builder uf th. ure4u.
rIld, 90 know uf uu organ 100 the
tuuutrN which hHH the power orr au
many modern appliances us that h'
IIf nulIi iHf TIE centenary rrlpurt.
ton % vii probably huld tho rHr
urI fHr being DO, largest organ ur,l
i'l luN religious rIthrrlug boo tine
world
th, instrument compares favor
thn wlth thr largest organs now 900
Vrt Says Professor kTun. "It BEL
Wuch larger thHu tho municipal co..
sam ut Portland 80 The urriu htH
HN stops. htNinr us subdivision tnu
great rWrlI thUlt Hulu Huu ,.Nu l'
Nll hHN. iNu divisions uf HuuiW uI
htlsr striurs harp and rlluIDr
Tho urFtu covers l floor sutu of
$500 cubic feet W,irh. approximate,
rs eight tons The nIuWsrs uruisn
Twenty 90 On miles uf VIII. lr, hriun
installed. Tho plpos range from
thr'r.IutrtrrH 90 uu inch 900 length tu
thirty two feet
Tho vested trombone chulr of 600
wou and women gathered Tor the
centenary be- already diligently go
work uu IL number ut important SOLE
uuu- Su much Boo advance of IA,
l,uyrul thinking was the idea uf 81
trombone choir that ut irst b. had Co
live down considerable rldirulC. That
duy hur nov passed A. l recent &C..
hyirslL Professor Hermann bullstodt.
one ut the leading band masters oi
'hg United states, said that the re-.
cults obtained from 100 trombone.
Wurking together ion "a period OF
three months was nothing lras than
amazing
Professor Hollstodt .s engaged .n ar.
ranging n number of classical scores
fui the Organization A special feat.
. uIp which hr is preparing Tor thrm
and witch Will have he's initial hear.
lug tt the celebration. is "a musi,i|
treatment OF Judges 1913. Ir0fca.
Huf bvllstvdt says that the modern
trombone i- the practical equivalent
uf the horn used los the children nl
Israel boz tho memorable contest glvot
10 those verses.
Or Edrur Stillmnu Kelley. Of West.
cru College Tor Women oxford a.
composer of the sew England sym.
phuny," "pllfrlW'H Progress Mad.
ain Suite. and other orchestra
numbers OF International reputation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

Geake-H Henderson Big
Concert and Dance at
Armory tonight. Colon
bo Orchestra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
CaIomel Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee DodSon'S Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your none" if it doesn't
livcn your liver and bowels and s~traightcn
you up without making you sick.

90 spounfli and DO 10 doesn't atri.shtsn
u rlEht up tuu wIhr SCOT feel Ou
anil vigorous want 60 Go SEQ hIrI
tu the store and act your money pod
suus Liver Tone d. destroy % the sale
81 rulum,l hrclIHr ~ b. real liver
medicine ENTIRELY vegetable. there.
fore u can not slliNa', ur mnke fuu
sitl
guarantee that uur spoon. 700 Of
IuiHHu.a Liver Tome Will nuf NUu
sluggish liver Co wufk and clean your
NuWsIH ~ fhff Sour bile uui Uuu4fI
puiri waste which n ,'urEinr Nuuf
si atru and making fuu feel misDr.
tnit guarantee that H bottle ui
Uuisou's Iatyf Ton, will ksUp sou.
entire bmlit frsIIur fine fur months.
Give 30 fu your children ~ lH harm.
lees doesn't Er.pv and th't uls |t.
pleasant taste
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

Irh' 'tiumel makes tuu sick its
horrible Ttt, l dose uf thr danger.
us druE tonight and tomorrow you
It lose l aui work
'fluutl BE- mercury cor uul,kr,lN,f
hlrh Dtuaps necrosis ct the uuupi.
lpWrl when Do COMES into uutIa 2
Ith .uur bile crashes into be- uTDts
nr Do up THIS d. when u lati hIf
WfHl uHusst and tfHuplur Or sou
rn .iIFEIHh amt FAIL knocked
Nuuf lIN'f De- torpid 90 bowels Uuu.
p1f,i ur u htNn h,tuHUur dygl.
coated Tongue DO breath Is hHi
.uUIHTu HuuT just frr auHUNiuI
harmless uudauH Liver Ton, Geo.
ghf
Heres mN guarantee, iu tu AUS
1901 .fuf. Hnl r't O. bottle uf Dad.
au l.ltrr Tone Tor BE- i'w rents Ital
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM
OFFERED At CONCERT
DANCE THIS EVENING
Will Follow the Musical
Program TO Be Given by Mrs.
Henderson and George Geake /,
! Colombo Orchestra to Play

Tho Colombo seyen-piece orchestra
|wiu mrnish dance music ~ the ueake-
snderson concert dance which viii
b. given 1T the armory this evening.
lrhe concert program Will start
promptly at \ 80 O'Clock and will 80
Immediately followed hy dancing.
which Will undoubtedly prove attrnr-
i've hs thr weather VIII be- cool AZ.
Judgements have hre made Ca rlrlr
he entire floor ~ chairs 100 order 60
ut Inconvenience the dnncers
TN concert program has been
urefully chosen and b. we'll balanced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

going ~ " does from the operate tu
such Hwcetly popular numbers I'D
Little Mother uf Mine An addition
to the program In the form uf u vocal
duet by Mrs Henderson and AT
Geake has been made upon the 90
quest ~ many of Mrs Henderson
friends, who appreciate her exprcr-
aiNp voice
Although the following program
viii be- subject e. change. % offers q
comprehensive idea 81 the TYPO ui
music which will preccde the danciur
this evening
"Vesti iH Giuhba. from parilacci .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

tGcakpI
Dear uld Pat Of Mine ....... Rice
tgcnkol
Nejre TAT ................ HUBBY
Mrs Henderson,
Al Hail. from Faust ...... gounud
fgeHkeI
The Americans Come ....... Foster
tMrH. Henderson,
Little Mother ~ Mine " nurlelgh
tfeakei
Adario ................ Franz Nies
tMra. Henderson,
Duet. vocal from Persian Garden
.t~.....s... ......t...s khuyJum
tMrs Henderson. gcakoI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
Old Citizen Building
Sold to C. l.. Gearing
OF Star Furniture Co.

Thomas HulheH yesterday suld the
odd DItIlsn uulIDluE 80 lid West Gold
avenue uolouE.ur to tho UuFhrs co.
tufp. il doors, ZeurluF oWnvr oi
the Star Furniture company. Nf.
I,arlul intends 600 make extensive ifu-
uruNrmout- 100 Iur building uId VII.
remodel both tnr first mud second
uuuia for the Iuruiturc store.
The WI.H imam lINlHH lnurhs
az tho uuU.,ut Ink,s uf biz tailor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

nandrun causes q f,N'fish irriia.
ton OF the scalp the hair roots
shrink. loosen aud then tho hair
comea out mst TO stop failing hair
&c once and ria the scalp Of cNurt
particle OF dnndfu0, Eot "a small bot
tlc of "Dnndcrirc' az drug store
for % tow cents. pour u little In your
hand and rub 10 into The SCALP. After
several applications thci hair stops
coming out aud vou can't nnd any
dnndrun Your hair appears soft.
glossy and twice aa thick and obund-
ant. Try ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
Growers Will
Hold Annual State
Meet in Duke City

Annual meeting OF all local or
F%ani1ations Of the New Mexico Bean
Growers association will be held iu
The various cities of the state on Mon
duy, juno @ AZ his time. aside
from considering other important
mattorA delegates will be elected TO
the annual meeting Of the state usso-
Walton, which ia 90 be held In Aibu-
uueruur on June ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
nuslNEssLIKE.

Mra LuuFVHd "Whcn VIC were hrai
mnrfl,i sou used 90 Say was worth
ms wuisht boo gold iou never aay "a
uuW
llor Uu.uanA Wen. irs only fai
o., nIion l.r crni a year flr o..
p l.lIu ol account 10 wear aut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

when shiftie-s people can't think
uf uny other way 20 annoy their
uelrhhprs they Get . dos 20 howl
throuEh tho uirht.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-02
CLUB EXHIBITS
ARE PROMISING
County Demonstration Says
Quality Is Excellent,

The best exhibits ever made by
boys and girls clubs Of Oklahoma
county will be seen at the township
and county fairs soon 60 he held, said
la Ross. who is in charge OF tho
clubs this morning.
THE boys and girls have had fine
gardens this year aud the girls have
exceptionally fine canned fruits for
display Gays Nj. Ross Il fully
believe that some Of the township eS.
hibh> will be as large as the county
exhibits last year"
Ten township fairs will be held next
week a, Mckinney. Arcadia, Sooner,
Ncwala, Whcailand, lIarrah. State
Center. Brl,fon, Luther aud Nueher
The week following. t,r county fair
will be held a, the state fair GROUNDS,
afrr which CONES IN state fair. The
clubs will have exhibits at all OF
these hirs =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-02
Shawnee Phone
SERVICE 70 Be
KEPT CUT OFF
Company Officials Want
Protection for 6irIS.

We don't have to ieh, to give
~rviee,' says J. NJ Noble, general
manager OF the Southwestern Bell
Telephone company this morning. in
speaking OF the telephone glrh' strike
IN Shawnee. I'VE can, bu, We do not
have to- and will moi, We have oper-
htors to give Shawnee service when
ever protection IS promised Us, but no,
until then will Srl bc placed on the
Job, Also, any future threats follow
ing the resumption OF service will
mean an irmcdiatc d.scontinuance."
he continued. az
r. ]. Caushey, general traffic super
intendent, who was IN Shawnee a, the
time the girls walked out Yesterday,
says tina, about one!,hird Of the help
there is loyal and, with the aid OF
,Ine operators and ope instructor
brought from other cities, normal
service could have been maintained IN
Shawnee.
The COMPANY officials MAINTAIN that
the shawnee gouhIe is not a question
OF wages but merely ono Of recoy.
milton Of the union. which has always
been against The policies OF the COM
pany
The regular force in Shawnee was
comprised OF six,y-one persons, OF
whom ten were students, excused Tor
the day Yesterday, due to the impending
Goublc, OF the fi,y-one remaining
sixteen sRnfiea their desire TO re-
main on the job says Calphcy, and
did until II 30 Then Abou, l,CO0 per-
sons started into the building The
lone policeman on duty Immediately
warned the Shawnee officials that he
could not possibly cope with the ,ltua-
tion. and the girl, were ordered oil
the job.
Meanwhile, service viii not bc re-
,umed until absolute pfoV,llou Is
guaranteed the girls officials E1y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-02

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