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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-03-14
Bolshevisrn and I. w. w.

In the Christian Science Monitor OF
February IA is a special dispatch from
Seattle as follows:
"Seattlc-Measures for the immedi.
ate expulsion OF the radical element
were taken by the Labor council OH
Wednesday when b. +. Naumann,
chairman of the executive committee
of the general strike committee OF
last week said the time had come for
organized labor TO stop the preaching
OF Bolshevism or the propaganda oil
the |. w. w. on the floor of the coun-
Gil We have tolerated them too
long, and the finish is here, he said.
His denunciat ion was followed by
other speeches, and was adopted as a
committee report. Members last week
were howled down on similar motion
and discussions. If you want to
change your form OF government,
said Mr.. Naumann. the way is with
the ballot. Our constitution provides
the regular means whereby this can
/ be accomplished When we struck
we violated all the laws of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor Nearly
every union in the city had contracts
with employers which were broken ,"
In the Washington Post OF Febru-
airy II, the following is quoted as a
resolution adopted by the Columbus
Typographical Union No. 101 of
Washington City:
Resolved, That Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. l01, believing
that such a strike would be unwar-
ranted and unjustiiabIe and detri-
mental to the best interests of Tie
whole country and of all honest work
ers, whether organized or unorganized
that law and order should be main.
tanned under all circumstances, and
that the rightful demands of the
working classes of the country for
justice can be more surely and effec-
lively brought about by peaceful and
Lawful! means-through agitation, edu-
cation, organization and the ballot.
rather than by cowardly and uncivl.-
lied use of dynamite or other unlaw-
full methods, unreservedly condemns
and repudiates any and all persons
who encourage or resort to violence
and the destruction of life or property
during labor troubles, OF at any other
time, and believes that the maximum
penalty should be inflicted upon all
those who so violate the laws of the
land"
This is the great opportunity for
American labor to assert itself as law
abiding Americans.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-12-11
Horses and Mules

We have on hand selection Of choice horses and mules
We will great pleasure showing these animals They
were personally the markets of the West and we can
give personal EACH Come in and look them over
whether you Our statesmen at com
mand.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-14

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
Eating Whale Meat
Real Food Proposal
Instead of a Joke

VANCOUVER. Can, Feb. rs
Wartime conservation has given
Canada n number OF now kinds OF
food that bid fair TO remain per-
maneutly on the national menu.
Among the new foods are whale
meat, flatfish, beaver and wild
rice.
The Consolidated Whaling cor
poration, which succeeded the
Victoria Whaling com pany In
1918, has offices in Toronto and
Victoria and operates three whal-
ing stations at Kryquot and Rose
harhor on Vancouver island and
at MAIDEN harhor. Queen Charlotte
island. with 10 steamers. to hunt
whales II also controls two
whaling companies operating at
BAY city. Wash. and at Akutan
island, Alaska. The season lasts
from May 10 September The
Canadian catch for 1917 was 379
whales and 500 for 1918.
The principal whales taken are
tho rnback and humpback They
measure from 40 to 8b feet IN
length and average in weight ono
ton to "A linear foot The little
steel steamers which hunt them
shoot a harpoon from "a gun in
the bow, The dead whale Is in
flated with air to prevent the pos
sibility OF its sinking pnd towcd
10 the factory where IS btubber
is tried ont into oil and every par
ticle ot tho great animals. lnclud-
Ing the blood. is turned into by
products.
The company introduced fresh
whale meat as food on this CON
tInent IN 1917 and IL now oper-
atcs whale meat cannery. Il
packed 10000 pounds OF whale
meat last year. all OF which was
sold In advance. The whales
yield from three to 10 tong OF
meat each 1t sells fresh AT II
and is cents pound in Pacific
coast towns and at - and %
cents pound In the eastern cities
OF Canada and the United States
II has hren favorite food for wears
In Japan and has ready market
In Norway II resembles beef In
texture and taste, contains more
protein ana has been endorsed as
food nv the governments Of both
the United states and Canada
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
FRED WAGNER PAYS
De PALMA TRIBUTE
Nctci1,n starter SAYS Racers DriN
Ing Ia In-t RECORD BrcnLcrs
Was Hest iJc Has Ever Seen.

bust na Z was gouiHg dark on ih"
beach ~ .Dnyronn and lhc tide was
narrowinr the shelf 40 10 nDhon
Ralph de- Palma jon hH aviation mo-
torcd twin rN shattered the record
for mile win standing start bf
a marx ~ 3ss3 This was formerly
held by Oldflcld AZ iO53 And th'
young Packard pilot after three
days nf the most spcr'rcumr bursts
or speed IN the annals of mutordom
qut the beach with lI the records
ever made at Diytou1
|. De pnima's perforunnr" w1 ns-
founding Records hnd been OK
tablishrd in This country ana in Eu.
ropc ~ Wide Intervals but no on"
man with the sam" ear and within
.si short a time had over establishing
such nm unprecedented strirE Of now
worlds marks 10 quote Fred WaR
ner, official starter, "lu al, NV oN
pcricncc that has been Ia" finest
demonstration Of cool driving skin
cO.Ordinntrd Win mechanical per
f"Uiiou' Ana II n true that IN
other days when a rncinR car had
done One Of these diStauccs In fast
time II d.d not appear again on Ia"
course Tor four or flvo days ~ IL
was 80 much IN need of Oycrhnullng
The first new record to SlAril" tho
motoring world vas NH" s'fhight-
away with a flylnE start done hy De
Palma In 24O2 or at th" rate Of
lI9S7 miles per hour. February II.
This lowered the mark get hy bur
man eight years ago In q Bitten Benz
on the same course, 10y ~ seconds.
Following this lead. four days later
the lnvincible twiu-siX set new marks
for the two three four miles In
1854, l;l.Oi. 1877 respectively,
Even the DnrraCq record Of 2:3I
for five miles. made by li"nnry 3
years ago, went by the board as tho
stream lined Packard covered the
course In 2.0i5s nearly half min,
ute faster than the French cars
time
As DE Palma lcnRthoned his course
10 longer and longer distances, the
superiority Of his mount bccnma
more and more evident. The q
miles was covered more than n min
ute faster than tho record b 40, ae'
by Bruce krown In a BlltE,u Benz
mine yedfs ago De PalmR's new
mark was $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
CONDITION OF OKLAHOMA
WHEAT is 90 PER CENT

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla. Feb. 2s,
Oklahoma's wheat crop continues
TO hold It's own, according to tha
monthly summary OF condition, H.:
sued today by the state board OF
agriculture.
The condition of wheat Is % per
cent, the same sr Il was at tho end
OF January. Prospect for a full
fruit crop is better than last year
at this time.
The summary says:
"The growing condition OF wheat
Il % per cent, This condition L. tho
same as that Or one month ago. Con-
ditiU on the same date last year
was b3 per cent, Up 10 the present
time, this office has not received any
report indicating an abandonment
OF acreage or damages To the crop
from any causcH. however, during
tho past month the condition has de-
creased slightly In few OF the
northwestern counties"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
cox FOUND NOT GUILTY
OF MURDER AT SkPULPA

Special 70 The World,
SAPULPA, Feb. 2S.-At 1i:I0
o'clock tonight tho Jury brought In
4 verdict OF not guilty In the case ~
G, II. cox, charged with the murder
OF John Stroup. a merchant. In Sa-
pulpa last summer. which case has
been or tAial all day before Judge
Bozart In the district court. The
jury was out one hour and 20 min
utea
The jury was composeN OF John
Taught, N. ID. Menn,fee. Harry An
derson. Arthur Finn, +. w. Mace,
James Carson, ]. II. Blanken, NJ. c.
Yearta, l.. T, Shelton. A. B Purcell.
Ed Desha and X. T. Cole. The de-
fendant was represented by Attor-
ney X. II. Thompson and County At.
torney Earl Foster was assisted in
The prosecution by the hw firm OF
Smith e. Walker. and Judge G. II.
Stewart OF oklahoma city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
FORUM SPEAKER WILL TELL
OF 0kLAH0MANS IN FRANCE

Or, q A. Lambert OF Okmulgee, "A
successful oil operator and recently
Y, NJ. c, A. secretary In France,
Viii be the speaker at tho Y forum
sunday Dr, Lambert was with tho
36th and s0th divisions. composed
OF Oklahoma and Texas troops. and
VIII give special message from tho
boys IN France. The program ~ ar.
ranged with special view OF giving
the latest news 10 parents and
friends OF Oklahoma boys at tho
front
DR., Lambert worked In n hut close
10 the fighting line when the Okla,
homans were doing their part In
whipping tho Huns and viii relate
interesting and Intimate experiences
OF the Soouers A part 81 the pro-
gram. which begins at o'clock
will he devoted 10 questions which
Dr.. Lambert VIII answer,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
New state Charters.

Snmmics Rubber Co. Oklahoma
city G +. a NJ. T.. Scott and Alvin
W. Sturns, oklahoma City. Capital,
$4,000.
Air Motor OH RefriGerating Co.
Grandfield. c. w Payne, Lawton;
q. +. Mapel. Grandfield. and George
Hartman. Wichita Falls, Tex. Cap
ital $500 900.
Kiowa Drug Co, Kiowa. Chas. T.
Harris. w. d. ward and J ". Kin
cannon. Kiowa. Capital. $4,000.
National Auto Protective associa-
tion. Oklahorha city. David e. VIII
son, John r Findley and Perry a.
Rnllard. oklahoma City. Capital
s25. 900.
Gately's. oklahoma City. ]. p.
Gately. G.. Nation, St Louis, and II.
NJ Campbell, oklahoma City. Cap
Diamond C oil & Gas Co, Okla.
homa city. Earl W. Bentley. w. p
westcott and w. T.. Smith. okla
homa City Capital 100000,
Overland Petroleum Co, Tulsa. NJ.
Rosenbium, Flint. Mich; ! Silver
man, Toledo. O, and Max Ruby,
Tulsa Capital S525.o00,
Hi-Jo- Sam OH & Gas Co. Atoka.
John Wiley, Pete Watson and Fred
Brockmier. Atoka, Capital $4,000.
Nv. c. Rogers Co." Vera. Mrs.
W. c. Rogers. Skiatook; william and
Cecelia u, Evans. Vera. Capital s1o,-
600.
r II. Harp Hardware Co, Grace
mont, +. Il. Harp, c. l.. Brooks and
Albert WInderlich, Gracemont Cap
ital 10000
The Rig Sandy oil Co. Iawton.
Dick Jones, W NJ lloyd and X. l.
Belcher, Iawton. Capital SIS. 900.
"Okllana oil Co." Evansville. Ind
H. Brook Smith, Henry Koiker and
Harvey c. weber. Evansville. Cap
tal fi00,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
GERMANS HOLD HOT
DEBATE AT WElMAR


by The Associated Press
WEIMAR. Thursday, Feb. 27,-An
attempt to debate the imperial de-
fense bill, against which n6 one ap-
pHrently has any special objection,
resulted this morning In series or
personal verbal encounters. Dozens
Of speakers partici pated In the de-
bate, but the word fight was
sharpest between the majority and
Independent socin lists.
Herr Brass, independeft socialist.
started the trouble by sharp criti-
rism OF majority socialists on the
question Of strikes In the Ruhr dis
trict, and. four times was called TO
order and twice forbidden TO cri,l-
else the presidents rulings. Herr
Schocpflin. majority socialist. en- =
ienyored in kind to carry forward
the attack and also drew II rcpri-
mand from the presiding officer for
the intemperateness or his attack.
Herr Noske, secretary OF the mill
tary affairs, unwittingly threw fat
IN the fire by challenging DR.. Cohn.
Independent socialist. alleging that
ne had accepted several million ru-
hles from Adplph Joffe, Russian am
basador to Germany. DIR. Cohn ad-
mItted that Joffe gave him about a
million marks and ten and hair
million rubles. The rubles, he said.
were still In the bank because he had
been unable to draw against them.
However, he said, the money was for
Russian prisoners OF war ana Rus
Sian civilians In Germany
Herr Noske also launched n bittE
attack against the independent So
Glalists terming them dangerous
demagogues.
No scene in the Weimar assem-
bly, has equnlled that OF today The
serious minded leaders apparently
are greatly upset and express the
belief that It will be impossible to
eliminate party differences.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
CrOWder TO Decide
PerShing,S Protest
on COurtS-M Martial

WAhliINGTON, Feb 30 In
making formal denial today that
Oenrrul PershlnR had refused TO
obey % general order relative To
tur Revision Of Courtmartial cases
.r lrtuD". ls assHr'"d meth" house
yesterday by ltepr"a' John
son of south DaHoiH, m" war de-
pHr'IUrut disclosed mat the com
tnhndcf .u chief had protested
against the order Involved a. tend
INK 10 tax" from him control ~
diHcIp Iplinhry measures Ia hts forces
The protest IL now being con
sidorod 10y Nal Gen. trowder.
ludg" advocate general, and the
order may be revoked
Tho order. issued on September
H. hyr. provides that court
martial ruhcs in the A E i shall
b. passed on for review 10 the
nffior .u France Of Brig Gen. Nd
ward \ krrgrr Of General crowd
cT.s office
Ih' protest of General pcrshing,
10 was stated at the war depart
m'ui. was IN no SSnse case OF
lnSNl lbUrd inntiUH.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

Did you hear somebody say that
fringe was going out3 No did ]. but
there must W mistake because the
most exclusive shop on the avenue
has at least three new models with
fringe actually running riot over tho
skirt and blouse, Two OF the frockS
are afternoon gowns and tho fringe
In looped up ana fastened instead OF
being allowed TO hang loose. THIS
makes II look more like tiny bands
OF curled ostrich tips-than fringe.
The other frock Ia pictured here
and Il shows 20 what lengths fringe
will 40 TO he fashionyble. Heavy
corded fringe forms u veritable over
skirt on this Belgian blue tricolettc
frock. The frock IL built on very
simple lines resembling coat dress,
The odd Invertablc collar and tho
snug cuffs are trinSned with narrow
white organdle riffles The shop
keeper pronounced the frock II per-
feet cost ufiie for the iporning or aft-
eynoon stroll on the boGJywalk.
The little turban wortyls Belgian
blue caterpillar straw with huge red
velvet flowers fastened flat against
the crown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
FOOLS REPUBLIC" OF
BRUNSWICK A FARCE
NOb'siy Seems to Have Any Conn
dcncc In Permanently Of This
Government.

U T. II III n, Feb. - Various
Spnrmcan republics which from
Time to time We're cBta blished IN
Germany were short-lived with the
exception OF the Socialist repubho
Of lirunswick," witch even Rfter the
election throughout Germany con.
tinucd TO defy the central govern
Hent IA every possible manner ana
did not hesitate tu Insult the most
exalted members ~ the Berlin cahi'
net one Berlin paper referred 10
the new state as the fools republic
Of i,runswiCk."
The president OF Brunswick Is
named Netges He left hts appren.
ticeship 10 IA tailor and has made an
uncertain living AZ "busheiman.
Ills wife stiil retains her position A.
an usher In "a Brunswick theater
and Is quoted by her neiRhh0rs hs
having said, "Nonc of my husband :
plans ever lasted very long, and "
will be the same with this one, &C
am keeping my job
The president uf Brunswick
IN jugglrr who was appearing daily
In "a cabaret before the estaoitsh
mcnt Of the republic The minis.
ter Of education Is woman named
Fasshauer who was once "A domestic
servant. and later employed as y
charwOman By woman's club. She
then became "A laundrcss.
VIII Get job Back.
The office OF police president r.
held By u loCksnlth. who, II n said
objected To taking the place because
he had no faith In It's permanency
and who could only he induced tc
accept II after his employer had
promised TO re-employ him II h'
wanted n.
The government OF brunswick
which holds power only by armed
force. and wfNch In opposed by an
overwhelming majority OF the peo-
Pile. as proved by the result OF the
national assembly elections. has or
ganiZcd national guard and marine
division. These men receive ~
marks daily and found" This sum
ls soon To he increased to II marks
large numbers OF the unemployed
Joined the divisions because OF tho
high pay Quantities OF ammunition
palace, and the Spartncan rulers
seeuleh determined TO defend their
position by force OF arms.
An citizens who can do ~ arc
leaving the city Brunswick IL Is.
suing floods OF paper money which
the peasants refuse 10 accept and
which Is worthless outside the boun
darles OF the state
Newspapers are punished by fines
or orders susPending publication II
they offend through articles which
displease the Spartacans. while the
Spartacan organ. the Volks Freund,
alone enjoys untrammelod liberty
Freedom OF speech Is prohibited at
all non-partisan meetings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
The Public Record


Ed Mitchell and others W. J. w.
Shields, t4.20O rent. attachment and
gHrnishment. FciTuary 81.
X, Fisher W. Henry Kendall col
lege, transfer appeal from Clark,
justice Of the peace, February ~
and not corrected,
Pcrmutit company W.. W, W.
Syfert receiver Quality Laundry and
Cleaning company, repley!n water
Softening plant. value $500 and
81 900 for wrongful detention. 20.
In the matter OF the guardianship
OF LouinA. Snllic and SImmie iIicA
ory. minors J. O. Campbell appel
liant.
otis Elevator company "a. A. Y.
boswell and others t,2ly.Sl and
foreclosure mechanics lien on lot IA,
block 80 Tulsa.
B. L. swem vs. G, y. Sven, di-
VorCe
r. Cameron W l.. \. Cameron.
Midland Valley Railroad company
vs. j J.. Moss. abstract judgment,
Sl633J vs. default from MaNey,
Justice of the peace.
r Williams vs. T.. Williams, d.
yOrce, published affidavit.
T. and Il Lynch Va W. Il. Powers,
rcplcvin II head cattle, value SSiO
and 5000. damages
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
karr S,r,,s With Travellers.

- LITTLE kOCk, Arkr Feb. IL
Benny karr, pitcher just dis
charged from III" army after Is
months' service, has been signed by
President II, q, Allen OF the Little
Rock club. This will be Knrr's third
engagement with Southern asso 9 ia
tion club. having been with Memphis
and Chattanooga clubs. In 1917 he
was at Galveston ana Waco In the
TeNna League.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
lndorscs World Icauue.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo rob IS.
resolution lndorsing the league OF
nations by vote NJ 20 10 s. An
amendment by Senator Gray provid-
ing t,,ut nn American principles be
surrendered. was defeated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
Kansas Argics Reat Kansas.

LAWRENCE. Kan. Feb. 2S.--The
Kansas state Agricultural college
team won another Missouri valley
conference basketball game from the
University OF Kansas five tonight,
81 to is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

Mrs NJ T.. Lindsey VI. VI, A
North. s45 account. garnlshment Of
affiant. set March ..
r. 4. Salmon va j. stevens. Si2
on note. garnishment OF affiant set
March 4.
J. Kahn w. w. A. Bridges. $50 on
cheks. garnishment Of affiant, set
March 6
Mcneil & Higgins vs. Peoples Ex-
change $500 account. set 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
I,n-cbau Referendum DELAYED.

LITILE ROCK, Ark, Feb. Is
Tho/ lower house OF the Arkansas
legitlt,ure last night indefinitely
postponed n hill which would have
permitted referendum elections IN
Little flock, Hot Springs and Fort
Smith on the question of Sunday
baseball Tho vote on the motion
to indefinitely postpone was 3 to 20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
Icgntinn Gixcn High RnnL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.--A Joint
resolution authorizing the elevation
OF the United States legation at
Lima Peru. 10 the rank OF embassy
was adopted today by the senate and
sent to the house.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
pnsscnrrr Service Rcsurn~.i.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.--Pre-war
passenger service To tho Medlter-
rnnean wns resumed today with the
sailing OF the Canoplo with accom-
modations filled TO capacity for
Genoa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

One OF the new Canadian hydro
electric plants at Niagara Falls will
utilize the power from water falling
sos feet OF the 400 feet difference
between tho levels OF Lake Ontario
and Lake Erie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
Kendall student, Have stunts.

A tsuffrage wedding" was tho fea-
ture OF "A laugh provoking entertain
ment given by the students compos-
Ing the art team AT Kendall college
Friday night. 4 good sized audience
was present 90 witness the stuntA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 2s--A bill
which would permit any resident OF
Kansas TO take course of treatment
In one OF the state hospitals for tho
insane, voluntarily, was introduced IN
the state senate today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to the following
Henry Goedekc, 2s and Carolina
Voss 26. of broken Arrow,
G II. Goedeckp, IS. and Henrietta
Voss, "a. Broken Arrow
u. c. Weekly, 81. and Pauline Bel
knap. 20. Tulsa
Elmer Freeman. %, and Grace
Hank, 22, Tulsa
Ewing Ezzell. 10. and Eva Huf-
ford. ig. Tulsa
Divorce Prosscdings.
The following divorce suits were
filed In the supeglor court yester-
day:
Edward r. Willis against Jo-
sephlnS Willis. on grounds OF neg
lect.
Emma HALEY against Adolph
HALEY. on ground of neglect ana
cruelty.
In the district court:
Bertha l.. Swem against Gland ID,
SVEN. on ground OF cruelty and
support
Judge Martin made an order In
the case OF May NJ. Maddox against
Carl G. Maddox RECURRING the de-
PENDANTS To pay certain sums OF
money into court for the support
OF the wife during the pendepcy OF
the suit and also granted restrain
ing order against other defendants
named in the petition preventing
them from paying over any money
or delivering any property to the de-
fendant until further order or the
court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
New Cases In Superior Court,

l.. stone vs., X. T.. stone, divorce.
T.. X. Wnflts VI. j. X. Willis,
divorce. waiver.
r. HALEY w. A. Haley. divorce.
NJ McFall Ns Sinclair Cudahy
Pipe Line company and others,
$4,000 per injury.