El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

3 and the typographical union explain
Z ing the efficient manner in which Il
Z worked BE explained that there wa;
/ a board OF arbitration composed Of
: two union men and two representa-
tives Of the publishers and one rep
{ resentatiTe chosen by the first four
II disputes can not be settled be-
tween the typographical uni0l and
I the publishers, either side may ap-
peal the case to the national boa.
Of arbitration.
The national board IS composed q
Z TWO representatives OF ehe publishers
association and two from 'he ma
rional union Of tyDoSra phiCal work
dispute and both publisher ard
worker abide by its decision. AR
Palmer said.
There are a great number Of en-
ployers and employees who could
establish such an arbitration hoard,
even though rhere is no national Or
ganization OF either side Il e we've
possible to establish a state orglul-
cation Of both sides the case might
be appealed to the state board for
settlement Mr.. Palmer said.
N S Hunsdon, OF Austin, state d.
rector Of industrial education. ex-
planned the work done under the
SMITH Hughes law and stated that
much was done toward the establish
ment Of industrial peace through
night schools in Industrial educa-
7 am glad that mayor Davis took
a stand against an Increase in the
salaries Of himself and his council
men,, said J. T. Cassberry. 1T shows
that he has the interests Of the peo-
pie at heart and that he is trying 70
make his administration an econouf-
cal one 1 have thought some about
this raise for c0uncilmen, and also
be Ill =
a position TO know. and they tell me
that all Of the cOuncilmen have other
revenue besides their salaries I do
not think the work they do warrants
any increase at this time
we have a system OF self govern
ment IN our police headquarters at
omaha which has greatly improved
the morale Of the men confined in the
9ail, said r. V. Dickson OF the
8naha police force, who was in Fl
faso this week on business. This
consists OF kind Of kangaroo court.
when a prisoner is put in jail he Is
AZ once fined IN the kangaroo court
for breaking an entry That Is. In
reality, he donates TO the prisoners
fund This provides tobacco and
other comforts for the prisoners. ~
the man has no money. he is allotted
some work IN the dollhouse. such as
sweeping, looking after tables OF
AeAAA1 UAAEA WORK livery man is
given his work by the prisoners
themselves If a particularly dirty
individual enters the Jail, he is Eiven
an opportunity to clean himself M
in the bathrooms. II he refuses to
keep himself clean, the prisoners
usually designate several husl,r
negroes, who always enjoy their lob.
10 scrub him. They get two ordf-
nary bristle scrubbing brushes and
90 after him. He is always clean
when he comes out OF the bath with
his attendants. We have never
found il necessary TO administer this
treatment more than once. As a rule
the prisoner evidences unusual will
lngness 70 get back TO the bathroom
before the prisoners decide he needs
bath All Of the prisoners ar
1airs are left in their own hands and
We have very little trouble out OF
them Unruly prisoners usually find
enough men in their cel1houses TO
snow them the paths Of Righteousness
ana beyond keeping them locked up.
We don't have much to do with their
aIIairs- The prisoners fumigate the
jan and all OF their blankets every
saturday morning. and keep the
keep the place up to standard with
out much pressure from US"