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The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21
FOOTBALL STAR PLAYS GOLF
"Snake" Ames, One Of the Slipperiest
Of Grid Players, Now Topnotcher
at OnWentsia.

Old-timers remember Snake" Ames.
who was one Of the slipperiest foot
ball players Of his day. When he was
playing with Princeton he was a ter
ror. Today he is golfing and quite a
bug. At Onwentsia he Is one OF the
top-notchers. He was the winner or
the annual powwow tournament on
those links.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21
crasplna LandIady Sentenced.

Budapest, Hungary.-Dr. Charlotte
Szecsi. physician, has been sentenced
to two months Imprisonment because
she refused to rent an apartment to a
tenant unless he would buy her fur
niture for 100000 crowns (nominally
S20,O0O). The action Of the court is in
line with the effort to Drovi6s housing
for the over-congested CITY
The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21
Mayflower Is to
Sail This Year
Chimney Is Found
Choked With Honey

Orland, Gala chimney Of
the w. E. Spence residence here,
idle during the summer months,
was found to be chOked with
honey when an attempt was
made to start the first winter
fire. Bees had chosen the spot
as their home and had complete
ly sealed the chimney top after
storing pounds Of honey.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21
Shin Bone for Her Spine.

Watertown, N. with portion Of
her shinbone replacing what had pre-
yiously been diseased section of her
spine, Miss Irene Houghes. eighteen
wears old, of Alexandria Bay, is On the
road to recovery in the Sisters hos
pital here.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21
Sight Fails As Artist
Paints Heroic Nurse

London.-While engaged on
large picture dealing with the
fate of Edith X. Cavell. Mr.. Van
Ruth, q veteran painter, dis
covered that his eyesight was
failing. Oculists predicted that
the painter, who is eighty years
Of age, would lose his sight In
a few months. Nevertheless he
persevered and added the last
touches to his work on the an
niversary of the armistice.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21
KICKS as GOALS IN ROW

What is believed to be new
football record was made in a
game between Georgetown col
lege and Center college when
Weaver, center Of the Center
team, kicked seven straight goals
after touchdOwns. running his
record for consecutive goal
kicks up to 46.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21

yersity of Pittsburgh football team.
He remained at an increase In salary.
It has been reported that his previous
salary was $1,000 per annum.
Warner has coached Pittsburgh for
the last six years with wonderful sue
cess.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21
IS AGAIN WITH PITTSBURGH
Glenn Warner, Who Has Had Much
Success With Smoky City Eleven,
ls Re-engaged.

Glenn Warner. famillarly known to
eridiron followers as "Pop." and con-
sidered by many the greatest football
mentor in the country. has signed
tour-year contract to coach the Uni
The St. Charles herald., 1920-02-21

Jack Manning, who has been an as
sistant In developing Harvard Univer-
sity crews for II years. has resigned
and will take charge of the Norton
3. C. rowing candidates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
REVEAL TORTURE CHAMBER
CONSCIENTIOUS DIRECTORS
PRISONERS, SAYS REPORT
Charges Wit lie Filled With sccretnry
Of War baker
Today.
IBy Associated pes.

NEW YORK. Jan. a3.--C:har.cs that
ron torture chambers have been in
s cxn,,,i by Colonel r. d. Johnson.
San Francisco, in which CONSCIENTIOUS
directors Of the "ubsoIutist'' tync. i'm :
prisoned on the island are placed,
Mere t toniah, -, IN a statement issucd
director OF the bureau. has left FOR
Washington, 1t was stated, to place
Baker
Robert Simmons, who is serving 4
tcn-ycar sentence Il conscientious
objector, after being kept in solitary
tho Ia test torturing device, in Which
he is at present kept" tho statement
declared. lie is unable 10 sit down.
lie down or fully stand; 1t Is praoti-
the prisoner is squeezed
The dimensions of this torture
chamber arc sin, feet high. twenty
three three, inches in length; and ono foot
the only air obtanabic being from
tho top of the cage
This cage is SO, made that il tits
fourth side OF the cage"
The statement said that four OF
these iron cages were manufactured
IN the prison machine shop by orders
The absolutists." the statmcnt cX-
Planned. arc Simmons. who ia at pres
cnt confined: oirosscr Rodolph and
part. Tho. men. II was stated, have
were absolutely ignored in so far as
medical attention was concerned"
Tho bureau declared that informa-
ton regarding tho torture cha m bers'
Labor Defense League OF San Fran
cisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
GIVELODGE NOTICE
THEY'LL REJECT TREATY
Republican and Democratic Senators Who Supported
Reservations Bak on Any Further Changes
Being Made in Article x

10 rewriie the reservation so that
economic measures might be used ut
the dictation of foreign powers while
Congress alone should i.avc the right
to say when the military or naval
b, ri placed i, i the command of the
Senator. Lodge ana scvoSal OF the
Democratic Senator'S announced that
satisfactory progress" Was being
made in drafting reservation to sup
plant the Lodge reservation On Article
y The mild reServation!Sts" were
cautioned by Senator Lodge 10 make
no move toward calling up tho treaty
IN the Senate because il was believed
tnat an agreement in tho bipartisan
conference soou would he reached. II
was because of these disQuietinc
rumors from the secret chambers Of
the conference that Senator's who sup
ported the Lodge reservations decided
the time had come to make known
eAactly where they stand. Senator
t,relinshuSsen was spokesman for the
lie issued a lengthy ,sta,emcn, in
which he pointed out that the sup
porters of the Lodge reservations
teriatly altered. The Senator declined
TO say how many Republican, Senators
would act with him in The movement
but intimated that there would be "a
considerable number"
Shields. Of Tennessee. and Walsh, OF
massachusetts,. would join in the
II was understood that Senator
movement. and possibly Senator Gore,
of Oklahoma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
BRITISH ORGANIZE TO END
TURKISH RULE IN EUROPE
z. -. tO'Conner Nends Committee to
Free Christians From Mcnuce OF
lINNlcm HnrhnriiA.

LONDON. Jan. IA committee has
just been formed. with Il. II. O'Connor,
the widely known member OF Parlia-
mont, as president. 10 conduct an cner-
Sctic campaign to tho end that the
Turks shall never again govern areas
inhabited by Christians.
The committee was organized at a
meeting which was addressed by ".
y, LLOYD. an Australian Journalist. who
reiatcd stories of atrocities attributed
to the Turks. Mr.. O'Connor, who
presided, declared that mot n single
Christian subject should be allowed to
ROMAN Gndcr Turkish misgovcrnment' .
AIR. Lloyd fought against the Turks
aud said lie had seen much OF their
methods since, having only Just re-
turned from an investigation OF ;nr
results al Turkish rule. lie stated
that there was now. more than "a year
after the signing of tho armisticc. .,
we'll equippcd. wcli-orga nizcd Turk sh
army in tho !icld, numbering who,csnlc
unarmcd Christian mon. women and
children.
only few weeks ago" he said. II
helped 10 gather the mutiiatcd bodic.
OF some 500 or 100 little Christian rhiI
drcn for Christian burial In Asia
Minor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
.FAv0Rs 8 PER CENT WINE
REPRESENTATIVE SABBATH
OFFERS NEW BOOZE BILL
Would pcInit Withdrawal From
Bonded Warehouses OF stock Made
Prior to September 10.
tlivrnirrrsal sorricc.1

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2..-Manufac-
turc and sale OF vine confirming less
than ? per cent Ct alcohol and of beer.
ale and porter containing less than 5
per cent will be permitted if . bill
introduced in the House today by Rep
ressnta,ire SABBATH, Democrat, Illinois.
becomes law.
AR. SABBATH also introduced Il joint
resolution under which whisky could
be prescribed aud obtained for medi-
cinal purposes during the influenza sea-
son without unnecessary hndranceS
and delay.
Under the Sabnth bill tlc nationa !
prohibition act thc NolStcad lnw)
DAYS aft.r the United states Supreme
Court Shall have held il 20 be con-
sttutional. II; would permit tho with
whisky manufactured before September
10, 1917. and purchased for personal
use before wartime prohibition went
SABBATH ExpIninS Dill.
Under both wartime prohibition and
national prohibition acts" said Mr..
house certificates. representing whisk!
in bond. was specifically permitted.
Thousands of persons have purchased
ing that opportunity would be given
them TO withdraw such goods from
bonded warehouses after the suspen
aud before the national prohibition act
could 20 into effect"
The SABBATH bill also would permit
physicians to prescribe in lieu Of one
pint Of whisky every ten days. one
quart every fifteen days. Further. il
would permit tn: storage in United
States bonded warehouses only such
liquors as were manufactured prior 20
September 10. 1917, ana would strike
out Of the national prohibition act
certain rcsula lions which arc not re.
quirod for the sale OF wine and beer
as permitted under the provisions OF
tho proposed hill.
cites influenza Epidemic.
Tho SABBATH resolution declare an
epidemic OF influenza now ia cXactinS
:, toll of hundreds OF lives and IS
aiarninS!y increasing and the health
commissioners OF various cities are
complaining that patients. are Unable
to secure whisky for medicinal pur-
poses when prescribed b. physicians.
WHO believe it to be the mos, effective
remedy for influenza
II continues: Therefore. be !. re-
solved by the Senate and House OF
Representatives, that the provisions o.
the law rules and regulations under
tho national prohibition act. r.ovio
ing for special permits and reports
relative to the use OF whisky for mod
icinai purposes be suspended for
ninety days TO the cnd that whisk"
may be prescribed and obtained for
medc;na. purposes without unnccc.-
sary hindranccS and delays"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
EVIDENCE SHOWING
HIS HAND OFFERED

90 -OAChuc2 FROM First PaSc.l
men. John J. Walls toI.! the Senate sub
comT1..trc.
Wallis is the d!stric. attorney Of the
rortE-ninih District Of Texas. lie
pfoSecutcd Mcx!canS captured aftc- the
cured their conviction. They were sen.
fenced 10 death. The Court of Crmna!
Appeals. on April 10, 1917. decided the
lowe: court had no jurisdiction, since
at the time OF their assault and ear
turc q state os war existed between
tho United States and Mexico"
Aimed 10 Take six staten
Walls declared the raids were direct
Cd under the provisions OF the plan o.!
san plcso. which had for ono OF its
objects separation of six states from
the n!ted states. He submitted docu-
iAcRtaTy evidence TO show the raids
were planned and carried out h.. men
u Carranza's army, and that a portion
.! the recruiting was done b. Nice
Zero aambrano, of Monterey. then
encouragement OF the -rni,blit az
Mexico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ADVISORY BODY REPORTS

CONTINUED From F!rst raSc)
;slature has in each session thcre-
after failed TO take action.
The Governor and other State Of
tciais should be urged 10 sec that the
provisions OF the Constitution arc car
ried out, and, il necessary, il should
be brought to the attention OF the
members of the Legislature and the
officials OF tho State that their oaths
are being neglected. il no, violated. =
Colonel Henry W. Anderson's address
on The Business Man in Politics" was
Colonel Anderson will repeat this ad-
dress in the Capitol today at 1880 by
special request. since his views pre-
TO. many new phases OF civic and po-
litical life have II direct bearing. Il is
claimed. on State questions now un-
ger considcration by the members OF
the General Assembly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
PAY GOVERNOR MORE WAGES
SENATOR WEST OFFERS
il CHANCE TO POOR MAN
AProposcs Amendment TO Constitution.
- FiAinE Eaccutirc's salary NJ
S1..0tD Limit.

Il want to see the salary OF tho Gov
egnor of Virginia increased so that
!, poor man may be able to bear the
expense Of tho Office If he is elected"
This was the romarl< OF senator J.
4. West. of Suffolk. yesterday morn!nr
I few minutes after he had introduced
. joint resolution proposing an amend
meat in the State Constitution. setting
Tho salary OF the chief executive nj not
less than slo,ooo nor more than $4,000.
If bill which Senator Russell has
offered is passed, civil and electrical
engineers, architects and surveyors
will be examined and licensed before
they. arc allowed to practice their pro
, the examining boards for law. mcdic.rc,
dentistry and pharmacy will be ostah-
lished for tho examination OF the toc.t-
Asks $4,000 for jamestown.
TO enable the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities to
IrS ie hs d F9n,nas and Sp1nsS At
OF bin approrriatinS $4,000 for the
use Of the association for these pur-
poses.
Real estate men and officers Of ,rus,
companies OF Richmond and other parts
Of virginia are preparing 10 hght a
gate Albert .. Boschen, Of Richmond:
passage OF which, il is declared. viii
force many OF thcm ont Of business.
The measure prohibits persons other
than lawyers from drawing legal docu-
nents or appearing before any court as
an agent" Strong opposition through
ont the State is said to have developed.
Under the bill real estate agents
would not be permitted 10 draw leases.
make contracts %: sale or draft con-
vcyanceS o" other documents Nor would
they nc permitted 10 act as agents for
owners OF real estate in any court.
Opposition Is strong.
In the counties OF tho state many
court clerks draw deeds OF b3cSaiu and
sale. Il is said. because lawyers arc
not available. This practice would bc
unlawful. and shcriffs. surveyors O"
others would not BE- oe "mitted 10 draft
such papers.
Trust companies Of Virginia also
would be practically forced ont o! bust
moss II was declared yesterday. Bank
erS and trust company officials IN every
section OF the state are understood 10
be aroused by the proposed law. which.
il is pointed cut, would give the leEal
profession startling powers. supported
by the State.
Tho Boschcn bill, il Is said. has not
received tho Endorsement OF either tho
Richmond or Virginia Bar ASsoc!a lions.
but il IS undc-st God that the latter has
"a special committee drafting 4 bill! 10
be presented 10 the General Assembly.
IL is understood that this proposal
also would greatly enlarge the pr!ri-
lcscs OF tho legal profession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
ITALY CRIES LOUDLY FOR
AMERICAN TOURISTS COIN
Cities Have Gained So Much in p.pu,
lntion There lis. However, No
Hotel SDac<.


ROME. Jan. .2.--Thc cry for Tn,
tourists or America. England ana
France is heard throughout Italy. II
IS Us strong in Venice, Florence. Manic,
and Genoa as in Rome.
But Italian cities have increased
their population at Such an amazin..
rate during the war that there seem.
TO be no room for tourists. HoteIs g.,
al the larger cities arc crowded a.
ovcrfowinG at all times. Apartment,
and houses arc not available at mn,
price Rents have been kept down h.
law and municipal authorities ,ro
hard pressed TO find shelter for ~,
population that has locked to the
Rome had only $4,000 inhabitants
before the openins OF the war ii,
now has 500. 900. and seems to bc
growing daily. There are fow for.
cignerS. ono seldom hears any,hin..
but italian spoken In hotels, cutca :,n.l
,he$ters Eut the streets are crowded
DAY and night.
In It's pa!micSt days Rome had 5000
900 inhabitants. hut In tho thi-tccnti,
century. when the papacy moved to
Arignon. in France. the once rranI
capital of the ancient world became a
deserted ruin. with only 1900 innul-
itants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Senate Bills

p.!stc the sum or $4,000 for the erection
.: a .ircproof building in the Ga pitoi square
=; Richmond fo- the sarekcep!us OF State
archives. Which taken W. ordered
:" &c printed and rcfcr7o! 70 the Commit
tee Finance.
By ai.. Goo.rick-No. 80: y Bill! 20 amend
"nu rS-rnart section 1881 OF the cade OF
virgin. IN reia,lon TO investments Ivy .ldu-
CANES, ana TO repeal an act emitted. ''-lo
~ act 10 amend ANA re-onac; an ac. ON
.,tisl an act 10 arrow executors ann hnu.
oSnas. issued Ny virtue Of an a.; approved
rt .,,;nSi, IL iss2 as s.nrnacd by ,n -,
s. .rsn ~ lsls Mneh vas en ~ ~
committee .,n ,,, for courts 81 justice. ,.
cor tho examination and icensin. OF eng.
neers. artchttects and surveyors 70 ieGu-
lure and surScyn and Is ;he re-
na IL puS OF .m 2FA ws sn1 M ns sEyS gy
s,rdered 10 be printed and referred TO tic
comn Hr Hn siensEsl lsw, ,,u 10 amend
sections d2i. .tgs. C5,: $50. SIS. 81. rs an"
sections S:s "ac sa s5 sa $50 "a md D 81 q
,hs Code OF virgins. Which was taken ".
Committee on ~rup.:c Institutions and Etu-
The school noSrd OF cosnam pis,riSt No - :,
and ISSUE Sahd= Tor The pSrpOss y grec Siis
AMI FURNISHINGS one or NOR seh9o!houses.
Vide Tor the Vayman, Of such bonds and tho
interest to accrue thereon. Wh:ch was
isrrsd u the comi1,e on Ioin pec
T ny Mr. ."a local No. sE Il, pi 10 ameno
s,ction Of an act approved March 5. 1899.
s4 rsn p Tho n an sa sGpga ams
and IL consideration therefor excepting a
toniedGrajc veterans. Of tho p-ops.Sy ownca;
~ , sna 12 ~, gSgG . sS5 ,, s.id SoS - a
and ,sontrol OF ths p.operty conveyed. in
ei asS GH M t iss NS i oe a.
Virginia. dated march -, 1892. shall pass
loca'; and 10 tu-,heT extend, Tho ti,na w.nsa
nnssef 5. ana son'r". o. said orone-n shall
printed aud referred 70 ,h2 cemn.,i,tS a.
~ VI. iI.n.as--&o. %; \ .b!l % 4ns:.,l
yrsna WhsA Vas sHcn - ur .'S orac Gsd 70
be nEiH;cd un.i referred 20 The Committee
nt 'ne 'TseiSn Of : STAT: sasmoiiaI 70 lie
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i, 'y Mes:rA Enes. Trnit.e, iion. Gmnn
%' 1:% g tn o 81: 81 ~ @,s to s" &sss
,@i',a % sS SSS'i u.s. q iii Hr' to oo.
s S ',s nd o. samiest"n and
...tsg, insurance comnanies other than !ifo
.:@N4iME I nena;iE -. aay violation he.eo:
c,gg'ie: herewith When was taken IN. OF.
m. T., e, o. llasuSI.Hes. ma HTatins;
rc: IN t;,o5 e. : Gi 70 amena and
tt"" "a ,,rgi.tom % eomponsa,ion. of IS.
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dIs az .; Tirs!9a >n,iou,:es 10 be
ton d sroua4 .a hn.iansss' 'a al Janoa.
town Island. ,wh!ch va. taken w. e-asreo
nit;tc. On F.naace = -A0 ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Held M Hnhhen Sn.ne..

ATLANTA GA. Jan. 22.-A man
Who gave his name as s. 4. Sanders
Or Montgomery, Ala. was arrest cd
shortly before midnight on suspicion
OF being ono OF four men who rcccntly
robbed tho PhcaiS C;irard Bank Ut Gil
rard, Ma. OF $4,000 Police claim cd
that the" found ii pistol in his ros-
session which they idcntined AS ono
taken from President l.. L. Muliin, Of
the hank the day OF the robbery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Company Takes rranchi.e.

NEWPOKT MEMS. VA. Jan. o.
y stock company ton;Sh; TOOK chars c
OF the Newport News baseball club
Of The Virginia League, for the season
a: 1920 agreeing 20 pay q. :. rarncs
;crmcrl" sole owner oil tho club, tho
sum o.! $4,000 for his franchise anc
the p,a:crs he at present owns OH
GERS for the club were elected tonight
and manager will be signed within
the mex, icw Cays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
THREE VlRGlNIANS NAMED
Designated as Candidates for the Mill
tarY Entrance Examinations
TO BE Held In March
ny Associated Press

WAsI!INGTON. Jan. ...--ta M ida ties
deaisnatod for the Military Academy
March. announced today by the War
pcrari2lcnr. include: .Alaoams, Russell
J.. Feeder. Jr.. Marion: Arkansas, Rex
tatch ford. Marshall: Georgia. Richard
r; W. Willinsliam, Kirkwoo1: Texas.
Henry j kicl Wichita Falls; John b.
,iarr!Son, Ilainview: Virginia. retor
W. Mullins, Na!tinsv.l!e; Wcli;nston
\. Samouscc. Lynchburg; Robert Gil
!-SD!c. Graham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Engine Trouble Delay, Vessel.

NEWPORT NEWS, Jan. a3.-rhe
American tank steamer DeSoto IS
here with engine trouble. having come
into this por, this afternoon. She was
bound from Eaton Rouge TO Havre
with load OF oil. Extent OF the work
tanned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
For Tint Chilly Feeling

Take Groves TastclcSs CHILL Tonic
!. Warns the Body hy Purifying and
Enriching tho Blood. You eau soor
feel its Strengthening. Iny;Eora;inS
Effect. Price G0c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
VIII Cross ocenu In Omen B,,t.

VIII Cross Ocenn In Open Bnat.
HULL. Jan. 22.--GcorSc stout. n
ships boatswain, and Williams Mchew ~.
ships riegcr. arc planning to cross
the Atlantic in thirty-foot lifspoa.
this winter, and they expect to cover
the $500 miles In about three months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
car-nidlns Is spain. New Snort.

NC"
Madrid, Jan. 22.--R!dinE in the
Mcir" Spain's first underaround rail
way system, - the latest diversion o!
the young and old OF Madrid. The
trains are crowded, every hour being
a rush llour. while on Sundays and
holidays thousands go home disao-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23

enact. IN ac; entitled. AN act TO prohibit
the taking Of fish from tho streams OF
Franklin County. except with hook AMI
!inc.. approved sen,cmhcr 5. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
To Cure a Cold In Ono DAy.

IsNc INNATINF BEOMO QEINlNF
fTnhIetSl. II stops the Cough and
Headache and works or the Cold. T..
W. GROVES signature on each boz.
o0c.--Aur.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-13
STRIKE IN BENNINGTON.
Cushman Furniture Manufacturing Co.
Plant Is Closed.

Bennington, April l3.-The H. r.
Cushman furniture manufacturing
plant at North Bennington was forced
to close yesterday because OF a strike.
A committee of the men employees pre-
sented a written demand to the COM
pany for a so. hour work week with
pay for So hours, which is the sched-
ule prevailing at the present time. The
company declined to grant the demand
and about half of the 1876 men and
boys employed in the shops quit work
The men claim that they have been
receiving from $3.50 to 81 day for
55-hour week, that the hours are too
long and that they are. entitled to the
reduction as many of The employees live
at distance from the factory.
In refusing the demand for change
in hours the company states that ON
Jan. it offered the employees either
reduction OF hours or an increase in
pay and that the workers voted four to
one to take the increase and continue
the schedule which called for 10 hours
on five days and five hours on one day.
The company claims that IL placed its
orders with the understanding that the
schedule would be continued during
1920 and that II is unable to increase
the cost of production. The company
also claims that at the present time
the average daily wage of 10 men and
boys is S4.l5.