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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24
TRIES no DIE

Mitchell, s. Ds-Theodore Boehmer
Is AZ q transportation III a Mitchell
hospital as theresrlt Of an attempt to
end his life ataAIexandria. Boehmer, II
is said, has been enarnored for some
time with ayoung Alexandria girl. sat,
urday she ven o the movie with
another mar. disappointed, Boehmer
went 40 the of friend, obtained
g revolver andsHsAt q bullet Through,
iung. He was brought to Mitchell
wheresitis said be has an even chance
to reEover
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24
TO SEEK s. s. CONVENTION

Rapid City, S. D.-Rapid city dele
gates to the convention Of the South
Dakota Sunday school association
which will be held in Sioux Falls-start-
ing May 8 will make a. effort to Iross
cure FOR Rapid City the 1920 confer
It is expected that special rep
r~esentation Of the associations Of Com
,merce and the Commercial club will go
with The delegates to assist in procuring
the convention.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24
TRACK rs FINE CONDITION

B~rookings, s, d. April a4.-state
college students hsve spent all th&.r
spare time during the last week putting
the running track in tip-top 2onalt1on
foa the official high school track and
field meet on Friday, May &c, One even
ing the college band supplied music
while h student body piled hoes and
rakes. b entire track is covered with
we'll packed rindets and the 22d-yard
straightsaway for the dashes is in per-
feet condition.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24
PREACHERS TO HELP JOB GET
TIERS

Pierrc, S. D.-The federal employ.
ment service is seeking to procure the
aid OF the ministers Of every church
in the state for May 4 as Employment
Sunday, the general plan being orthe
organization committees OF business
men OF the churches to SCI that every
returning soldier is given a Job on his
reutrn home and is not compelled to go
job hunting and waiting for work.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24
SCHOOL N AT sl01

sisseton, s.. D,-Prices Of Roberts
county school land at the resent ancs
ton sale of such lands ondnctedZb
the state ranged from s1ol down to $50
old timers are recalling ri fact
that it was less than twenty years ago
that the state legislature passed a law
fixing SO an acre as the minimum
price for school lands, nj many PEG
pie at that time thought a mistake had
been made and the price was too high.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24

Of seven pigs. Just recently A!Isdred
sold the old SOW p sss:45 she sun
the seven pigs and each ona of
them weighs than 200 pounds.
At the present price per peurdfise
seven you'd be worth Ia the neigiihor.
hood of $500, giving Mildred q gross inss
come from the mother and seven SONG
OF approximately $500. Deductang feed
and care she would have nessSprUsiss
of 5000.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24

plans 10 entertain n of the largest
crowds lin its history next ffridsy
wien the flying circus will be here.
Thegfiylln 6 circus is making South Da-
litsatsa IN the interest Of the Victory lean
and Is appearing in "a three towns
in tho state. Pierre was originally on
the list, but it was removed and Red
field substituted. Special trains will
U from Watertown, aberdeen, Nit
ch-n and Gettysburg. It Is estimated
that, with favorable weather conditions
20, 900 visitors will be in the city
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24
MEMO PAPER CHANGES HANDS

Memo, S. Don May / the Menno
Herald, a weekly newspaper, will pass
into the possession of George Pfeiffle,
who recently purchased the plant from
Editor Headley. The retiring editor
was Connected with the paper for about
twenty-five years, having been n of
the pioneer newspaper men of south
Dakota. He owns a farm neal Menno
and in the future may devote his at
tention to farming.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24

resembles a rrasof rnade Sbys the eaplo.
sion Of d aasaa shell,
A peculiar eoineiaence In connection
with sis essvsfa Is that it occurred At
ssaess s iasasA eleaeeaS, nttson, and that It
eSase4a which sessse tel, wears ago sunk
into the early q bic cable support near
the star hoist aaso happened at exact
~ that time IN the day II the recent
cavein had occniTel half an hour soon.
er the lives of fifteen or more men
@oald have been endangered. as they
had stepped only twenty minutes BE
lore, working on the spot where the
two carloads Of drill steel went down.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24
GIRL MAKES PRoFlp ON Pres

Presho, S D.-Mildred Mulse, II
years old, will take pointers from no
one in the raising of pigs Last sum,
her father purchased for her a SIS
twenty pound Poland China SOW. The
SOW eventually gave birth 10 a litter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
RED CROSS work At
RADFORD NORMAL

Especial to Richmond Virginian.)
Kadford, Va, Oct 22.--Recentiy
the members OF the annual staff
were elected and work on the
"Radnor' will be begun at once.
The members are; Nashti Howard
Radford. editor in chief; Willie
Shumate. Glen Lyn, assistant cdi-
tor. Ada Lou Hurley, Radford,
husir~~s manager; Clara Persinger.
Blue oNring Run, assistant business
manager; Evelya Shumate, Glen
Lyn, literary editor; Annette Barker,
Mendoza. humorist; Martha Wright,
Pilot, organizations; Annie Kuhn
Roberts. Radford, art editor; Mamie
Jones, BoNwood. assistant art edi-
tor.
The Junior Red Cross is planning
its work for the present session and
has elected these officers: Blanche
Killinger Seven Mile Ford, presi-
oent; Myrtle Boaz, Stuart, vice.
president; Sallie Ogleshy, Draper.
secretary and Mia Tarter, EaS.
Itadford, treasurer.
The Junior Red Cross work WAS
presented 70 the faculty and student
body by the officers at the general
assem- bly, period Tuesday morning
by Rev J. Harry Wh!tmore, chair
man of the Red Cross chapter at
Bradford, and DR.. j. p. Mcconnell,
president of normal school. The
Junior Red Cross auxiliary viii Of
fer courses in dietetics and also
courses in first aid Certificates will
he awarded those finishing these
courses at the commencement exe--
cises next June.
Dr.. J r. Mcconnell is director or
the Junior Red Cross work for the
state Of Virginia An active cam
ratCn will be conducted during the
year for the establishment nt
Junior Red Gross auxiiiaries in all
the schools in the state, including
both the higher educational instita-
tians and the public schools, The
Junior Red Cross work has the
hearty endorsement OF the leading
educators Of the United States. be-
ing endorsed by the National Edu-
eation association. the governor o:
Virginia, the state superintendent ~
public instruction and many leading
educators in Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
KAISER SUES FOR LIBEL
IN FILM PICTURES

Berlin. oct, Eek Emperor
william has filed complaint with
the prosecuting attorney, Of Berlh'
against Ferdinand Bonn. an actor
and formerly one OF his favorites.
The ex-kaiser charges libel ana
raisuse Of his picture. alleging Bonn
who PLAYED the chief part in the
so-caiied Kaiser film imperson-
ating Wilhelm has libelled him by
the misuse Of his picture ana
Erot esoueiy impereonatlng him,
The former German ruler feels
himself slandered by the manner
which Bonn presents characteristics
OF the real Hohen2oilern. The ac-
ton was taken through Attorney
Or. Siebert who at the same time
asks tina, the finn be suppressed.
Production Of the film was stop
pei IN Berlin recently because II
threatened to result in clash be
tween the nationalists and the inde-
pendent socialists. The film bears
the titie rise and fall of Kaiser
Wilhelm
I 1t purposrs to give historical
pictorial record Of the ex-ruler's
career It was first shown by
American officers and correspon-
dents Bonn, who had received
many favors from the hands of tho
kaiser irnpersonated him as q
+ highly erratic and grotesque figure
I MAMMALIAN Harden was given tbs
most prominent place next 10 The
kaiser in the Aim
Tho ex-kaiser's action is believed
| 10 have been advised by his friends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
CROWN PRINCE LEOPOLD
Of Belgium, now in the United
States with his parents.
POUND HERE HERR: T0COEFER
WITH MUSIC DEALERS

Upon the arrival IN Richmond this
morning of George W. Pound, or
New YORK. general counsel and man
ager Of the Music Industries Cham
Der Of Commerce, who is on an At
lont" coast tour 10 bring about a
greater appreciation Of the impor-
lance OF music. music dealers and
others Interested in the development
Of music will devote tn" day 70 con-
for"nces with Mr.. Pound. ~
John @. COREY. chairman or the
\Ichnoho com 1ttee. is IN charge
OF ARA hEeo7ehtS for the iunNh"on at
the JeHerson hotel At u. 80 O'Clock
TO-DAY. "hlch VIII nc atfe nded by rep
resentatlVes OF the music houses Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
STREET CAR MEN n
RAT|FY AGREEMENT

Mem bers of the local union Of
street railway employees Will meet
tCrigh- in Colombo han At is
o clock 10 ratify the agreement en-
tered INTO ny representatives OF the
Joint committee from the unions
with officials Of the Virginia Rail
way and Power company. II was
announced yesterday by Prestrent l..
G.. Bo0kman that voting would hc
cotinuod through the night in order
that all members would have an OPP
pottanity Ia vote.
President Thomas s. wheelwrtght.
Of thts es%r-9 tratty: h go r@@> stsd'.i ffir
nation that the Norfolk and Ports
mouth unions have already ratified
the agreement under which the men
receive a fvo per cert. increase in
wages and are granted certain work -
ire conditions over the period OF
ono year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
]FNF|Ae Is HFtD
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som by Mexicans. The department
has wired the American embassay
at Mexico City and the embassy
staff there has been advised by the
Mexican foreign officer that the gov
eminent viii take all possible meas
lures to effect the consular agents
liberation in safety
The state departments inforrna-
lion on the subject late today was as
follows
William O jenkins. American
consular agent at Puebla, Mexico,
was abducted or the night of Oc-
tober II by three marked men at a
factory which he owns in Puebla A
despatch received by the department
reported that the Excelsior there. in
announcing the abduction, stated
that three masked men entered the
factory. gagged and tied the watch
man. forced the safe and took from
ii 10000 pesos and then took Jen-
kins away with them.
According to the Excelsior the
masked men told Mrs. jenkins that
they were rebels and would hold her
husband for 100000 pesos ransom.
They told her that jenkins would
not be harmed If there was no at
tempt TO pursue the abductors. An
American business associate of Jen-
kins has confirmed the Excelsior
story.
The state department has au~
thorized the American embassy TO
Cetail member of its STAFF to go
C. Puebla II necessary"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23

has been an effort made for years
and years which hnds Itself in some
sort Of concrete form now, But l
say TO you. gentlemen. in all earnest
United States means somethinG that
YOU may make lawbreakers Of the
men of labor who cannot present
their expressions, and their deter
uinatioR that the constitution of the
United tSates means something. that
the constitutional amendment that
Involuntary servitude. slavery. shall
not be Imposed upon any citizen ex-
cept as n punishment for crime for
which he has been convicted. that
that constitutional provision and
protection IS ours as well as II was
the black mans from whose wrists,
the gives OF slavery were struck
Gentlemen. ! have sung my swan
song in thus conference You have
BY your action. the action of the
employers group. Iesisiated us out
ing further to submit: and 1t is
with feeling Of regret that we
have not enabled with n clear con-
science 70 remain here longer,
our regret Is that the rejection
OF anything IKE a fair proposition
on our part has occurred II has been
done and the die is cast; and we
,rcre erteavorIng by all within our
power 20 comply with tho request
aaa by that great man. now strjck-
en- on - he'd IT illness. the president
q the United states. fo- whom
ae have an admiration and love in
.Np~essihle.
NJ Chairman and Gentlemen: For
tte courtesy which you have ex~
tended to us We are profoundly
Grateful hut We cannot longer re-
main with you
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
JAMES TURNER MAKES
WONDERFUL CATCH

What Is believed % ne the record
catch for James river fishermen
was made yesterday when James
Turner. a vnuthfuI follower Of Isaac
Walton placed a large. live ~or a
cn his hook east his lime INFO thu
rock -strewn stream and pulled out
q fur coat valued ut s675. The coat
was wrapped In skirt.
Turner FASTENED II police head
quarters where he deposited his
mysterious burden Officers ideuti-
fed the coat as nne Stnien from
Maison Schwartz several weeks age.
william Banks colored, WAS arrest
ed for the crime but released on
$500 bond because the court did uar
have sufficient evidence. The police
row maintain that rfr@y can convict
william with the case they haTa
worked up since that date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
COLLECTING SPOONS
fS FAD IN PARIS

Paris Oct 21.-Collecting spoons
from the various hotels here is the
latest fad of Partisan society. In
tho last few days this craze has be-
-eonae SO ularke ed that the Ritz-Carl-
ton was actually without spoons to-
day. A fashionable crowd at the
hostelry was astonished at getting
tablespoons with the dainty cups OF
coffee served The manager ex-
planned that the regular coffee spoons
have been disappearing at the rate
of three day during the last fort
night and that the factories are un-
able to supply the sudden rush and
demand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Children Are Relieved.

London Oct 22.--Iiundreds of chill
dren isolated on the little Island of
Hasepholm, in the Dwina river tRus-
sia), have been relieved from great
distress through shipments Of food
by the American relief commission.
TWO shells crashed near the Ameri-
can relief headquarters. Captain
Orbison having narrow escape
from being killed or injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
MALCOLM DECLINES
THE JON OF CONSUL

London. Oct, 22,-James Malcolm.
Yon-in-law of Mrs, Langtry, the
famous actress, today declined an
offer to become British consul-gen-
eraI at New York. He is going to
Paris to act there az one of the Brit
ish members of the Suez canal com
rOiSgiOn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Petersburg
iii,l,,.l,,I.Il.s,llllg,I.,lllIiIIil''IIiiii'ii

fsneciat to The Richmond Virginian)
Petersburg. Va. oct. 22.--T Q
grand jury met this afternoon 10 ih-
vesticnte the charges Of Counciilna'
Norman Wells that "bootegglns is
going on right in the business SEE
ton of the city" The jury consis,s
Of the following: william y. Worth
Samuel H. Hobbs. +. O. TIailman,
John J. Jones, Paul Roper, " -
Crowder. James Y. Branch. John b.
Hubbard Mr. Wells charges ana TINS
finding of eight barrels of whlskey
at Mrs. Sullivans store on Marker
square by federal Officials nave
evoked wide comment
II u. Burkhardt, an official in the
local union of the car men, had no
comment to make today concernlhS
the rumors that the Petersburg men
will strike regardless of the action
the men in Richmond and Norfolk
viii take. Many of the local men
are opposed to a strike and others
nave threatened to leave the city IN
the event of a walkout,
Naomi lodge. X. OF p. will unveil
in its castle tomorrow evening a NE
size picture Of the late Walter f,
Eanes. who for several years was
keeper Of records and seal of the
lodge. and who was also an officer in
tho grand lodge Of Virginia. A good
p-ografn Of musical will be rendered
ard their will be several addresses
by intimate friends OF Mr.. Eanes.
The Nestry Of Grace church VIII at
tend in a body.
william y Roper, well-known
citizen az this city, and Mrs. Thomas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Fined for Parking.

Sigourney and Farden and r +.
Kaehlcr, were fined So and costs each
In police court yesterday for park
ing their automobiles in the streets
without the proper lights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Movies iu the school

Portrayal of famous stories by well
known movie stars will be made
twice each month in the seven Rich
mond public schools equipped with
these machines. under plans being
worked cat by, ant-Superinten-
dent OF Schools J. H. Binford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
IMP aR1AAT MEETING
nAUny ASSOCIATION

An important meeting Of the
Maury Memorial association has
been called for tomorrow morning
At / o'clock. in room $50. Jefferson
hotel A full attendance of all nem-
hers is requested. as matters of mo-
ment are to be considered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
EXTEND WAR BONUS
~. IN GREAT. BHErAAN

London oct 2I.-The British gov
eminent has decided conditionaliy to
extend the war bonus wages til
September so. 1920. in view of the
stili rising cost of living. Employ
ers agree not to resist the bill. pro-
vided 1t is amended so as t. protect
them against strikes during neEo-
tistions regarding wage increases
They also demand a guarantee that
production will not only be kept up
but increased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
small Fire in Southside.

Fire In a woodshed at EOS Everett
street. South Richmond, caused some
apprehension last night. due to the
fact that the place is near quantities
of oil belonging to the Richmond OIL
company. Prompt arrival OF the fire
department prevented the flames
from spreading. and causing much
damage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Opticians Meet Here

The virginia State Optical aSso-
citation will hold its seventeenth. an
nual convention here today at the
Richmond Hotel Two sessions viii
be held. the first beginning this at
ternoon at 3 o'clock and the second
tonight at g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Reports Auto stolen.

A. F. Fluhacher, 1911 Park ave-
rue. reported TO the police last night
that a Chandler roadster belonging
to him, had been stolen on Grace
street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Credit Men Meet Bankers

The Richmond Credit Mems assoc
citation will meet today at o'clock
club. eleven local bank presidents
In the rooms of the Business Mems
have accepted invitations to atted the
meetig and make addresses on mat.
tGrs Of interest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Sc,, Rrick Dwelling.

John w. Krouse yesterday Med an
application with Building Inspector
Butler to build a two-story brick
dwelling at the southeast corner OF
Cary street and Colonial avenue.
to cost 81 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
CHILDREN TO PRESENT
COSTUME. PAGEANT

on next Friday evening October
"a. at $500 o'clock, the children Of
the First English Evangelical Lu-
thornn church viii present, in cos
tune. missionary pageant, Chill
dren of Many Lands. The public
liz cordially invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
would Tap War Fortunes.

London. Oct. Elk Premier As
auth. in speech TO liberals today
advocated tapping the great fortunes
made during the war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
TRY TO BREAK OUT
GIFT ETFRT.g1TsH IN

James Wheelhouse and L" u.
Turner were given six months adj
dttionsl Sentence for trying to break
ont of tho city jail by Justice Crutch-
field yesterday in police court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Sixty DAVIS for Fields.

Lester Fields was given sixty days
in police court yesterday for steal
ing baskets. Two other similar
charges against him were continued
until October 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Verdict for Plaintiff.

G. +. Parkinson. Jr.. was awarded
yesterday in the law and equity
court the sum of $22S.20 against
the Parker Motor Ploy company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
Says There's Nothing Like Howard
Buttermilk Cream for Beautifying
the Complexion

This t.eUd-3. 0oktnE Young Nomnn
AAyiaea old TinIe Recipe Of Butter
milk Cream in New "ay-~A
G~nefr MASSAGE with Fingers Be
fore Retiring All That Ia Necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23
HI1sucocKss srBsrTTrrr.


Tho United states understands
that the reference to the Monroe
Doctrine in the covenant Of the
learue ~ nations means that there
shall never be submitted for arbi-
tTation or Inquiry by the assembly
or the counsel Of the league any
questions which DEPEND upon or re-
late 70 It's long established policy
commonly known as the Monroe
n"etrtne as interpreted by the
United States, which policy ia wholly
outside tho Jurisdiction OF said league
ot nations and entirely unaffected by
any provision contained in said
! treaty Of peace with Germany" The
substitute was defeated by ire usual
vote II To 6
Senator Hitchcock after the com
rnittee had concluded for the day.
| said that he and his associates on
the democratic side viii make de-
termin 90 tight against the referva-
/ tons PROPOSED nv the majority, be
cause they believe adontion Of the
reservations would XIII the treaty
| The senator said
We will oppose the reservations
and nRht them To the anish on the
! floor of the senate The more op-
| isrssssssve the fn@fhrfsw rrsaRes ths
I
/ th"m because it gives us bette,
! chance to muster votes against
/ thcrn "
I Speaking OF the preamble adopted
/ hy tho committee, Senator Hitchcock
said'
! THE preamble will operate ex.
/ actly as an amendment II WON'T
send tho treaty hack to the princlpa
/ sirnatories, | can say az this tim,
THAT there VIII be no compromis,
whatever on tho question Of reserva
ttnn4- No compromise win be con
sia"red urtH after the vote comet
Nn the attempt of the Republican ma
3oritv to get the necessary votes T.
ratfy the treaty with these reserva
lions. and following their failure t
So that. tho possible failure Of tn,
minority 10 have the treaty rattle,
without any reservations When "
reach that stage il Will be time l.
talk OF compromises"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23

Paul Donaldson was sent on to the
grand jury yesterday in police court
for transporting liquor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-23


ga "a 1o,.~.saf,n on the part OF the
:. ..4rI+{.re' aro,,p that they recognize
- r.,.r..zst,,. = the uutantzati0u of
ali tho industrial establishments in
- .~.f,n-r, ana th. }gn3 Of coIlec-
.I,a. f.5rg4.rtrg taat the labor unions
,rsts, mos as distinguished from
5.t.r .7as
.t- -s - r,et-o~ ~ the mast fun
IL ,v.ar-..,f t~,-r,o-.a.c.s to the neorle Of
MS f.sntryi that no employer shall
~. Obliged to deal with men pur-
-.s~...v 20 rer-osent his employees
and h. sh.-ear hy tbera. II thew are
-alar...e outside he number Of the
e,t,.tl.y.-s
ot{x 1Y-Ds Of the hubble
e-rann said thar the erroneous
srnnressoon Rad gone o.. tina,
- ~nyee~e~~a - errcena 70
~ ,.-tr,,....l ~ CD(-le.rt+,. r.r-
H. ia 49, 49,. en-,
e.'.ts -. - -.
... a 80 =. -.
., 49,, =. - 60.
''i4 80
re reS''.u .loLl-
~ a LANCER %. tn" ffaHi's "aP
es'a L"+' 'a" conference ln 'aA -n x
Hp Fn-.t1 lF" bargaining had tried
fir oulld tn" wrong way AID sad
+rs 4rfurlorl vas Ia provide for tie
f-rs.f.r .z..t,ar a. a r.ods- for 5Dfrf#E.t..
tsur ami arbitration. Spe2kl.g for
the public ne sad that I'll. rt'rl
States steel CORPORATION is = "rah-
f.r Nuisance ar-i should he sue-
pressed 4. the ruhiic Then le
SIC 1llN F'i't' ''5fe
sA'n "'+1 @' ''tt''l- s-As AH'
steer srf1Hes
II = EHalEq{T OF me pA"fif group
s,rrea VI the conference fE ChhrE
HIS tt}at HE members 1t ihe en-
ifOyeF group bad rot acted @f their