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Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE Foe sus..,c.rtoN

Non Coal
Department Of the Interior. u iSo'
once at Fort Sumner. y. M..Apr. /. Pc
Notice IL hereby given that Gsorge
Douthit Of Tolar. N. ". who on Jn'y Us. fi9
made Add HgNs oise"s for swANtA4
sllNwN. swh sec 5. shNEH. KhsEA,
NENswh see .. T1u.'R 80
East. N NJ. p. Meridian. has FLED nc''"s
Of intention to make Final tl,et Year
Proof to establish claim to tho land above
described, before mrs. c. L spsight u. S. Corl-
missioner in her once g. T.iban y. NJ. On
day Of May. 1910
Claimant names as witnsspea: Robe't
sea dy, Jshn w. Rodgers. trank Seison.
amlin o. Douthtt. all Of Tehxr NM
wR, MoGill Register
First pub ApT2 Last Pub APR 80
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DapArtment Of the Ir'arioV. q. - Tsn5
oMse at Tsrt suAasy. n ~, Apr.s, I 2s.
Men Csal Lana
NsWss b hereby given that william "
rrisr.sn st Taiban. =. ". ~ha en- sept J. ,sIe'
mAde Aaol n M''Ae vHAIs ISi 40 Ss"'-~
Vp 2 n, ~
Hasa, u. u p. MestAsGa. hes AiaA s~ssss
es iAtsAt,sA 10 Aahs Final Three Year
Prssf to establish claim TO tho iasd sesvs
asssriSsA. before Hu ]. sr.ish,. Us.
csnmissisnsr In her oa1ss al TAibAn, NM:
en- the lsth Aay Of Ray. 1929 tafsrs T.
Claimant names as witressss; ChArls
A, Jelly. George W. Jsliy, william II Waugh
ter Perry Keith. all o. rata1 y. ~
| W.R. Hs0IIL. Rsgists
Fifst pub. Apv . last eub may
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FOR SALE-A new Hicycl.
see.
Asa I rcan,
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09

WE BUY, raise, ard sell far-
rabbits, and other fur.
/ caring animals. List what yon
have with us, stating your
lowest prices on large lot sh'p.
ments. The Fur and speciality
Farming Co., 615-617 n. P
Ave-, Fargo, N. Oak
About all of Turkey in Eurone
that will be left will be the wish
bone.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE ron PusL,cAr,on

Department Of the Interior. u. .. LAAs
On At Fort susnev. N. NJ. mar. II. ls2,
Non coal
Notice Is hereby given that nsrsjiida
Lueere Of Fort. sumuss. n. N. who on sept 10
1915 mASs HAs entry Ne, Si4S1o fer, Lots "a.
), ssh Nwts See. at lNR asR Lotssl.
EhsWh Sec 81 TIP. 4 n \, n.
sa' n n. r. Meridian. ass. A,sd nesssa
II ntsAtisn to make FINAL Three Ysas
Prssf to sstabnsno claim to the IaAd above
described, before Mrs. G. ]. spsi9At vnitsd
states Commissioner. Al his sfaes W
Tsibaa. New Mexico. en- the tbs Is aay Of
April. 1889.
Claimant names an Witnesses: vistorians
Zamsra. JOs Trujillo. JEnacio Zamera.
AnAstasio Triiille. all Of Fsst sumner. n. N.
W. R.N,Gili Rsglsts
yirtpsb zsiCh 70 Last ppbApril %.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE ron pusL,cAr,oN

NOTICE FOR PueLicATioN
Department OF the Interior, U. q. Lane
Non Coal Land
ofics-at Fort sumner. N. IL. mar. l. isao
Notice 10 hereby given that Molis N.
Smith Of fort sumner. y. NJ. who. on Dec. lst
lNs made Add n. Il. Re si4s7s for swA ssais
Tp. N. X. ~
last, n. n. P. Meridian, has nlea notice
N intenNon 70 make Final ThTea Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above
dessribsd before r. gister and Rsseivsr U. s.
LaAd Once Al Fort sumner, N. ~. on the
10 day vf April 1880.
csainaA nv a. ~itnsssssi William
+. Bays. All Brittingham. Drew X. Smith. Tom
spencer Of Fort sumner. New Mexico.
W.R. MeGilI. Register
First pnb mar. 10. Last pub Ape 10
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
Sullivan 4 Ingram
Att'vs s-at.Law
P.o, BLDo. hr.suMNxH. ". N.
For City and Farm Fire Insur
ancs sea - w. H. Vaughtev.
korlcR ron pvsLisArlen

NOTICE ron PuBLiaArloN
Department Of the lAterieP. o. O. LAMa
oNiss At Fort Sumner. u. NJ. mar. 3 isse
= Notice 10 hereby given that 1Asna "A,
Lasfsrty. efCantsn. ~. ~. .NAe en- sept. ys. tSls
made n. u. Ne. slAs2s for Lets !. o. BMxw
NEh see. ls. Tp.l tS. ~
East. N. n. p Meridian, Aas Alel neAiAS
Of intention to make R1nai thrss ysas
Proof to establish claim to the lane ahsve
ssssrissd. before nrs. G. LspslEht. UnitsA
states Commissioners. at his SGlae in
Taiban, New Asxiss. on the sth 6sy o.
April 1870.
Claimant names e. witaeasesi
Fred N. Price. assrgs w. .Laxssu. Janss ID.
Catching. eartis MArtin. all Of oentsA. me-.
WI Ms9iil AsGistsr
First Duh narS Last pab APR .
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09

in financial circles who does net
know that . period Of hard
times 10 ahssd OF us all--and
that the world 10 trembling on
tho brink of . tremendous d
aancial smaShup every minute.
II you have any money, save
1t. Don't spend It. Don't
speculate. DOn't buy stocks.
Don't buy anything you don't
need. II yeu believe this and
hsOd this advice you will be glaA|
Of Il before you are q yearolder
Selected
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
CANDY BUSINESS

We start you, at homo, or any
wherA; everything furnished !;
$50 weekly and up; men won :.
en; exneriencs unnecessary !;
Specia'ty Candy making Co.
8 South IL tn st.
Philadelphia, Pa
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
Medical Rates

TIE following fee hAa been
adopted by the Doctors of De
BAea County, which wilt take Of.
!sot on and after the 10th inst,
until further notice:
Prescriptions S1.OO
Town Day Calls 81 90
Town Night Calls $500
Country Day Calls $l.00
per mile.
Country Night Calls 81 90
per mile.
Confinen n ent (Town) a25 100
Confinement in Country $25 90
with mileage.
Anasathstics $40 90
Confinemnt (Tnstrumental) $50.
and upward.
Dislooatio . upper .sxtrsmitiss
SIS 90 and u pward.
Disloo att ms lower sxtrsm tiles
$500 and upw arc.
Fractures $4,000
and upward, -
All she above cases in the 60.
untry same as ins town with
mileage added.
P. G. Alldrsdgs N II.
A. F. Brown M. d.
John H. Sanford M. D.
Hug h T. BrassIl M. D.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09

Read your Final Proof over
and let Us know il it needs any
correction.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE.

have the agency for Dysine
and Pressing Ladies and Gents
Suits and Clothing.
W. II. Vaughter.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
Svo,oriF,lon $l.oo A Yea7,
TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE
Train No. % East accomoda-
t1ins, 8 :55 a. IN.
Train No. 81 west acccmoda.
ton 10:27. c. F. Wheeler
Miss Mary Davis spent Easter
Sunday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs r. A, Davis near Inde.
pr dence.
]. g. Tyson and J. M. Ches-
hire acted he good Samaritans
Wednesday msrning and fixed
up the Cemetery fence that has
been torn down for ssmetine.
This work was gratis and is
very oomsndable in them.
Honorable r. q. Brysnt
was in Fabian Wednesday Mr..
Bryant Gays he is not in the
race this time for Representative,
He has given the people six
years Of his best service and is
now willing for some else to
have the chance.
Smart Styles and clever
workmanship are features OF
our hats. A new line just in
See them.
Josephine Brc wns
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the people
Ut TaibSn and vieinity2for their
kindness and aid during the
sickness OF our little babe.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. T. Brasell
Mrs. F. B. Whitlew and little
son, F. B. Jr., left Wednesday
for Nashville, Tenn. to Writ her
parents.
Mr., Ingram OF the law firm of
Sullivsn-Ingram Of 'FFsrt Sum.
ner was In TAibsA Thursday.
Or. Brassll was elected on the
Beard Of School Directors Mon.
day for term of thrss.'yssrs.
]. "A. Gilbert spent a few
days in Santa Rosa this week.
D. M. Huddlsston AID c. V
Mansfield OF Charlotte wers III
rAiban Monday.
J. E. Catching Of Dereno was
among business men hsrS Sat
urday.
DR.. J. r. Carver will be here
to fill his regular appointment
Sunday morning and evening.
Every ona is urged to attend
these ser vices.
Mr.. an6 Mrs, H. T. SksOn Of
Clovis are visiting Mrs, Skeen's
parents MIR, and Mrs, w. F.
Miller here this week. Mrs Skeen
was guest of honor D: vay|
pretty miscellaneous shewer ct
the home Of hor rarents Tues.
day evening.
Mrs. l.. E. Davies, Mrs Clar-
enoe Patts and Miss Kath-
lFOn Caviss were shopping in
CLOVIS Saturday.
Er. ]. F, Steele, Mrs. A. E. |
@mith and Mrs J. 8. Phillips
were shopping in LOWS 6atur-
day. Mrs Steele had the mis-
fortune Of getting her arm frac-
tured by being blown down by
tho fisrc wind storm. She was
able 10 ! o.urn home Sunday,
BIT 81 ne OF East Vaughn
spent few days mere and at
Hsssoll vi h his parents Judge
and Mrs q. P Stone. His many
friends here were indeed glad to
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
Political Announcements

'rhs News is auth ,rized to
make the following announce
msuts, subject - ths action Of
the Democrats Primary, De
Ba,a County, N. Nj
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
INVESTMENT
FARMs AND LAND TOR SALE 25O ACRES

Beautiful valley farm; can be had Tor the small sum of $15,000; we'll improved for stock and dairy business; this land is all level and all in cultivation except s acres: it is good strong red land with dark red subsoil; it is all under good wire fence and cedar posts; it nas several fine pastures with criss- cross fences: pastures are. sowed Tn bermuda and lespedeza, and others sowcd in bur clover; all pastures being well grown and in fine condition for grazing: has good springs and fish pond; the improvements consist of good Groom house with large beautiful oak trees in yard; has 1 brand new hay barn, 4oxiG0 and about 40 feet hign eunlpped with hay hooks, etc.; new dairy barn, 30x75 feet; all concrete floo-s and drains, being equipped with iron stall separators and patent iron halters; also a dairy house; all screened in with sterilizer, etc; it nas good large horse barns: dipping yat and 8 tenant houses; also lot CT farming implements, consisting or disc blow, drag harrows, rake, mower, cuiti- vator and number of other smaHer tools to gethcr with 2-horse wagon, good large mare and harness; th's Ss-N -~-->~
 chine for cutting feed and blower for filling silo; has fine we'll and new welIhouse, large pump and gasohiis engine and large tank the water IS piped through the dwelling house and through all barns and lots: all .nis is new; this place fronts mile on pike road on the uth side: Southern rali- road on the north side; and the depos is on one corner of this land with ' sidetrack on this place for loading stock, etc: it is located about E miles from Birmingham, half way between Calcra and Montevafio in Shelby county; reason for fsealing farm of th's kind the owner has the oil fever ana is going west: can give possession right away; we also have a lot of fine registered milch cows and hogs tEa' we would consider selling in addition to snis farm. For further information or particulars. call or See
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
SALE OR EXCHANGE

70 acres of splendid truck farming land in 1alf mile of railroad sta tion. HaK commissary and hotel, where you can sell all the milk. butter. chickens. vegs4bles and meat that you can produce with out expense of hauling. Running water on r'ace. Fine pike road 7 BirmirKhxm. Call Main 2s34 SftV er.s o'eletk .. T.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
1000 ACRES

A biz farm bargain. 1000 acres. abo' 500 acres open and in cultivation plenty of wells and creeks for vat supply: 12 good tenant houses, with 8 miles of station on the A. c. R. R. line; red and sandy land vii clay subshil; have only Is days sell this bargain, SO you had bett hurry; price $zo per acre; term
 CALL MIR. KENDRICK. KENDRICK-HOUSEAL
 R. E. & INS. co.
 211 N 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
EMPLOYMENT

HELP WANTED-MAEE 4D BRICKLAYERS WANTED Seven millions brick to lay; material on job; 6 months work; open shop; 88 cente per hour; 10 hours per day. Room and board $6 to S7.50 per week; write or wire our expense, when to ex- pect you. T. c. Thompson & Bros., Bibb Job, Colum- bus, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

WE require the services of
 a thoroughly up-to-date paint man to take charge
 of our retail paint depart
 ment; will pay good salary
 to good man; must come
 well recommended; write,
 giving fullest details, to T. w. Garratt, Postoffice Box 91, Mobile, Ala.
 | WANTED-Carpen drill runners; | coal miners; young lady typist; begin | ner stenographer; pick miners; machine miners; coal Amachine runners; drivers; | chalmers; motormen; trappers machine l runner helpers: rock helpers; slate pick.
 CTS; colored firemen; tipple men; sani- l tary worker; woman cook construction l laborsrs white apprentice boys: colored men, learn trade; hotel maids: house. l keepers; waitresses; sign painters | plumbers; dictaphone operator: others. Producers Agency, 12i1e N. Fist st. 1 YOUNG men wanted: we can train a few more young men in sales work;
 must have fair education, good ad- dress. be energetic and ambitious if you desire to be high grade
 salesman. See MT. J. L. Canon, Room
 9oS, Farley, Bldg.
 BE A- newspaper correspondent and earn
 s25 to s10o weekly, according to your abil-
 ity: SIS to $25 weekly in spare time; ex-
 perience unnecessary; no canvassing
 subjects suggested; send for booklet
 tells how. National Press Bureau, Bur- | falo, N. Y.
 IWANTED-Clothi sales man; must be experienced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

SALESMEN WANTED oS LIVE salesmen wanted to sell stock TOT one of the best companies in the great oil fields of north Texas; can furnish bank references; will let drilling con- tract within 10 days; liberal commis sions paid. Big 1000 Acre Oli Co- Central Stock Exchange, Wichita Falls, Tex.
 SALESMAN for coffee by long estap- lished. well-known roasters' reQuire thoroughly experienced city sales man. with successful record and per sonally acouainted with Birmingham retail grocers; give particulars all past and present positions and age; replies strictly confidential; unusual opportunity for right man Aaofess "Confidential" care Ags-Hexaa6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

WHEELER Business College, 1909 to ISEy First ave. fully accredited commercial school. Sessions day and night the year round. Call, write or phone for thirty. first annual catalogue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
LOST-COLLIE PUPPY

FOUND Mouse colored horse mule ID or 12 years old. weight about 'ou pounds; owner can nave same oy co. Phone Main S229.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

CAPABLE MEN Wanted for the following positions; General office man Clerical man Bank bookkeeper Office assistant Warehouse manager Steno bookkeeper Bookkeeper-o r-office man Commissary bookkeeper Supply house clerk. These positions are now open, perma : nent carrying good salaries and with large, reputable concerns. offering unusual opportunities. If you can qualify. see us at once.
 INTER AMERICAN CO.
 221S Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

FOIJNp-Most reliable place to sell, buy or exchange your furniture at Chicago Furniture Co.,. 1726 2d ave. Main 9443.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

WILL sell outright or exchange for good milch COW. or horse, one bred SOW and two shoats no better breed in the south go see them at 4o1 N. 7th ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

AGENTS wanted to sell gasoline iron. Labor and fuel saver. Sells Tn every home. Pay salary or commission Ladies make good representatives Write for free sample Imperial Sad Iron Co.,. Ft- Worth, Texas.
 rz.- R
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

ants. section, track. and mainte-
nance fOremen and assistants and
mechanics IN these departments, ! &
cents an hour.
I.aborers. employees In shops and
roundhouses, 10 cents an hour.
Mechanics helpers in bridge and
bWl4lng departments, track labor
ers. common laborers bridge tend
ers, hoistlng firemen, puniper engi-
neera, crossing watchmen or flag
men and lamp lighters and tenders,
= u cents AN hour.
Train Dispatchcrs.
Train dispntchers are given an In
crease OF ~ cents an hour and yard
masters and assistant yardmnsters.
10 cents an hour.
CIcricnl Forccs.
Tho following increqaes are added
to the established rates for clerical
and station forccs;.
StorckeeperB, chief clerks, fore
men and other clerical supervisory
forces. clerks with one or more
years railroad experience, train and
angine crew callers. assistant station
masters. train nnnouncers. gatemen
and baggage and parcel room em-
pioycs. 13fcents an hour.
Janitors. elevator and telephone
operators, watchmen, employees op-
Grating office appliances and similar
worN. 10 cents an hour.
Freight handlers or truckers, ~
cents an hour.
All common laborers in and
around stations. atorehouses and
warehouses. not otherwise provided
! for Sh cents an hour.
Clerks OF less than one years ex-
pertence, az cents an hour.
office boys. messengers and other
employees under is years Of age, five
cents an hour.
Stationary engine and boiler room
employees were advanced 13 cents an
hour for engineers, firemen and oil
ers. while water tenders and coal
passers receive "A 10 cent inceasre.
In the signal department. fore
men. inspectors. mhintnfners, signal
men and thel rassiHtnnts. IL cents
an hour; helpers. 10 cents an hour,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
MOORE REFUSES TO
RUN cox CAMPAIGN
Declines Chairmanship
of National Com
mittee
~ rnr Assee,srto rRrs.

COLt1MBUS. Ohio. July 20.-Gov-
ernor Cox. democratic presidential
nominee announced today that Ed
mund II. Moore, Ohio's national COM
mitteeman and the governors con-
yention manager had definitely and
finally refused election as chairman
OF the national committee with It's
duties OF managing the national cam
paign.
The democratic national committee
Unanimously adopted II resolution
urging ratification OF the federal wo-
man suffrage amendment by the
Tennessee and North Carolina lesisla
lures.
Meeting of the national committee,
SET for II o'clock. was delayed in
starting became OF a. protractcd con-
ference between Governor Cox and
committeeman Moore OF Ohio
a memorial asking the committee
to aid In seeking ratification OF the
woman suffraga amendment was pre-
scented for Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt,
president of the National American
Woman suffrage Association.
In behalf OF the women OF the
country" the memorial said, "the
national American Woman suffrage
Association reminds ths national
committee OF the dedmocratic party
thnt within the grasp Of the pnr,y
lies the opportunity to render an act
OF supreme justice to the women OF
America by securing the 80 ratifi-
cation of the federal suffrage amend
ment. or tar greater moment than
party service is the question OF right,
but we stand nt u crisis I'M American n
hisi.ory whcl1 both questions are
pressing.
'hrom every angle OF consideration
we ui &c the democratic committee to
assume responsibility OF achieving
the ratification of thc amendment by
Tennessee and North Carolina and To
rest satisfied with nothing short OF
that achievement"
Governor Cox said he had no other
personal choice for the chairmanship
and the national committee, which
meb here today to elect chairman
and make other campaign plans, ar
ranged to appoint n subcommittee to
confer with the governor and his
running mate, Franklin ID. Roosevelt
The governors announcement came
after two hours conference with Mr..
Moore which delayed the convening
OF the national committee.
~ tried In every way possible to
induce Mr.. Moore to accept" said
the governo.. but he said finally and
positively that because OF pressing
personal reasons, he could not"
Requirements of his law practice
which Moore said had suffered during
former Governor Harmons campaign,
four years ago. and again during the
Cox pFe-convention fight, made II i'm
possible for Mr.. Moore to take over
the campaign management, Governor
Coz stnted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
Demands Of Railway Men
As Presented to Board

brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers~-While presenting no specific
requests. notice was served that the
engineers desired lncreasea proper
tlonate to any Increases granted other
employees.
All road employees as distinguished
from yard employees. In the four
foregoing organizations. generally
grouped as the Big Four brother
hoods. now get proportionatefy in
creased daily pay when they make
mileage in excess OF 100 miles and
in freight service get time and one
half for time consumed In excess of
what would he required on the guar
nnteed speed basis which ls two and
one-half miles an hour.
Switchmen's Union OF North AM
cricn--Foreman or conductors be In
creased from $3.50 TO $3.50 day and
sS a night helpers or brakemen be
increased from SO to 81 day and
$3.50 n night; switch tenders to re-
ceive same rate as helpers; time and
one-half for Sundays and holidays.
ShOpmcn's Request.
Maintenance OF Way ana Engine
house Lnborers-Rate for all me-
chanics In the maintenance of way
department to be Increased from
basic rate OF 43 cents an hour 10
uniform rate of 6S cents an hour;
rate of all trackmen and other Ia
borers to be increased from rates
running from rs cents to 40 cents an
hour to ynlform ra ss trroughout the
United States OF 90 cents an hour,
Most OF these employees now receive
between 90 and 40 cents an hour
brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
OF America-An Increase of approx
imatelv 10 cents an hour Tor each
class OF signal employees.
brotherhood OF Railway Clerks
An increase of at lenst 20 cents m
hour retroactive to January /. 1870
and in addition the re-establishmeni
Of differentials between certain class.
es OF employees; also immediate elm
nation Of the existing 43-cent an
hour maximum rate for freight
handlers and other labor In freight
houses. storerooms, ETC., and time ano
one half for Sundays and holidays.
Order OF Railroad Telographers-
That rates received by telegrapher'
on the Southern Pacific system
which were said TO be practically the
highest In the country on any i'm
portant railroad. shall he taken as O
basis. the rates OF all other taieg
raphers Ira on the same basis, anc
then an increase OF II cents an houl
added to rates so established; also In
crease TO approximately SIS cents ar
hour for employees now generally re
ceiving 67 and ~ cents an hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
Il PER CENT WAGE INCREASE FOR RAILWAY men
Increases Granted to
Railway Employees

CHICAGO. July 2O.-The wage
increases granted by the railway
lnbor board to railway employees to-
day follow:
Passenger Service.
Engineers and mOtormen. fire
men. helpers, so cents per day
Conductors. ticket collectors, bag
gagemen, flagmen and brakemen.
$50 per month.
suburban service passenger om-
ployps, $40 per month.
Freight Service.
Engineers, firemer. helpers. s1.0i
per day.
Conductors. flagmen and brake
men. $l.O4 per day.
Superseding rates established by
the railroad administration the
board fixed the following sched o
ulcs:
Yard Service.
Engineers. firemen. helpers, rs
cents per hour Increase
Foremen. S6.g6 Der day; helpers.
Sb.4h; switch tenders. Sb.04.
Hostlcr Service.
outside hostlers. S6.24 per day;
inside hostlers, $3.50 per day; help
ShoD EmDloycs.
=, The following Increased were uu-
thOnzed for
Supervisory forces Machinists,
boilermakers, blscksmlths. sheet
metal workers, electrical workers.
power men. moulders. cupola tend
ers, and coremakers. including those
with less thnn four years expert
enco, all crafts, ~ cents an hour.
Regular helpers apprentices and
helpers, all classes. 1S cents an
hour. Car cleaners, five cents an
hour.
Tcicgraphcrs.
photographers, telephone opera
tors, agents. towermen, levermen,
tower and train directors. block OPP
orators and staff men 10 cents an
hour. Agents at small non-tele-
graph stations, five cents an hour.
Maintenance of Way and UnslsiIlcd
Forces.
Construction forces. their assist