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Marriage Licenses.

Unless otherwise specified. all ths follow
ing applicants are from this city
Charles s. Shepley, 50, Of l7.l71fi3A-.
Pa. and Isobel Ha-hRn. "a. Trr Rev u
Davis.
David H. Brvsrt 81. and I-'.mE G
stsck, %. Of Belcit, kans. The ..r J.
Ball.
Joseph Alexander. as. Of Rosr"u. Hfs'
and Agnes Stewart, 20. Of New N"rh CIV
The Rev. W. ]. Howard.
John Sensabaurh, 2s. and Ssl!i" Ro'.Lns
81. both Of Jump, Va. The E"'. ] T.
Davis.
James l. c. Hammond 2l. aut rhelm7
p. Hawley. 10. The Rev. J. ". NEr
Samnel Harris, a6. and Amir Farh. 90.
both Of baltimore, Nd. The Rev. a Ni7, 4.
John 7. Burrows. 20, and A'IrF y. AE"r.
q. The Rev. c. X. p. CoESwcl
Benjamin H. Cage, IS. and NiaIH Y VII
son. 2e. The Rev. A. Z. Barrow
Carey p. Buchanan. -, and Anna
wamsck. Is. The Rev. II. !. StcwH-'
Francis =. Carney. 80. Of Lowell Ms
and Helen N. sSrell, 2s. The Rev j
Riordan.
lose R. rorr,Jon. %. and Ro.E r. Lor"f
10. The Rev. 7. J. Lee.
Georre II. Ni1seu. 81. and Margaret D..
90. both Of Baltimore, Nd. The Rev J. >
Herbert p. Newman. 20. and Lucille J
Kerns. 10 The Rev T. A. Bapnan-
Locius K. jackson. IS, and Florence stew
art. 80. Of Birmingham, Ala. The Rev n
l. Stewart.
eorty W. STROUD. 2I. ana Mar E sbnrr.
~. both Of Richmond. Va. The Rev. 3. v
Downs.
Alvin b. Hicks, "A. of Diios. Va. ~
Florence N. Wright. q, Of Lent. Vs. TrS
Rev. J. n Jefriex.
Ernest wirnsna "a. and Bersies Halss,
le. Of &spchburr, Va. M Rev. W.
Howard.
Demis yohnsou. Il. and Nadine RsnseJ
Is. The Rev N. korris-
Theron p. ssrer. IS. and Eltznssh
Ward. 2S. The Rev. 7. Snyder.
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BIRTHS.
white.

White.
Frank A. and Italy Ernst. girl.
Daniel II. and Katherine Harry. girl.
Charles and Marie Theodore, boy.
Clarence W. and Mary L. Long. boy.
William and May Haywood, boy.
James J. and Anna LynAgh. boy.
Alvin L. and NJ. Olive Smith, girl.
Manel and Helen Reyes, girl.
Floyd 3. and Rachel kefauvee, boy.
Isaac and Eva Farber. boy.
samuel Y. and Lillian NJ. Gusack. girl.
John A. and Edna l.. Smith, boy.
Arthur II. and Austine Stevens, boy.
Charles and Edith Young. boy.
Abraham szd Sophie krasoysky. boy.
Herbert W. and Ruth E. Boswell, girl.
Frank T. and Margaret y. Parsons, girl
Stephen and Bertha z. Chumbris, bay.
Jndson Y. and Ollie Montgomery, boy.
william 2. and Edna Burke. girl.
Charles and Mabel Gerber, boy.
James Y. and Pearl I. Legg. girl.
oolored.
George and Alice johnson, girl.
Morris and Frances CLARK. boy.
Henry and Francis Williamson. boy.
John II. and Lola v. Edmonds, boy.
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DEATHS.
white.

White.
George W. Balsinger, s. years, St Eliza
beth's Hospt
Robert Pollock. 50. Walter Reed HOspt.
Helen 8. Economopoulos, s. 9l3 NJ ST. NV.
George y. Page. Il, $3.50 Northampton st.
NV.
George J. Mueller. IS, 262l 18th at. nv.
Mary A. Bingham. "a, S15' II 81. ne.
saIIie Z. Gawler. 40. 71e 18th ST. nv.
John T. Young. 45, sos 2lst st. nv.
Morris wnensky. 20. 1750 willard st. NV.
VIM. L. Davis, 20, Emergency HoSpt.
Mary Rector, II, 1861 Harvard st.nv.
Jane Scott, u, les Fla.>sr NV
Mary CuTligan. IS, 1910 r ST. sw.
Florence c. Knight. %. zoos s. G. ave. So
Susan v. Crawford. so. 1855 Oak st. NV.
Della Maloney, IS, POS l1th ST. ne
1uanita NJ Sweeney, days, so y c.
ave. Sc.
Wilbur W. Taylor. 2 months. s2s C st. se.
Mary Dauck, 9 days. Providence Hospt
Mary A. king. 8 hours, Georretown Uni-
versity Hospt
Colored.
Mary Kelton. Al, st. EiiEabeth's HOspt.
VIM. H Myers, Al, IS ID st. se.
VIM. Scott, 50. 1915 Church st. NV.
Edward Shelton, days, l7ls at. nv.
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Joppa Lodge Holds Carnival.

Joppa Lodge has at the request Of
their friends decided TO continue
their celebration until October 8
and have installed dance door at
Quincy streets. The committee have
under consideration conducting q
beauty contest and baby. show this
week. The Gsvel Club attended In
body last night. Come out get
acquainted and have a good time.
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Soc MADAM LORETTA 50c
Oc MADAM MAVIS

Have your fortune told By the rr.,,
Egyptian pslmist: tells your psst. p,.,.,,
and future; gives advice on an iuportIri
snn . o. IRE; fou Will hnd tue help b.
consulting this famous EEyptiin rslnist
Special readings. 5oe. SIS I4th 81. nv
2Sn
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n4.AL r.s1AtE FOR SALE
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olst. Nat Bs-t Bide.
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bath. latrobe heat. gas. $500. LOUIS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


WANT $1,000 TO s4.OO1 IN PROPERTY
Iots or land for SIS acres improved central
Nebraska. II. II. DAVIS, 1904 y at. ne. sc
ANY ONE HAVING LOTS IN CHEVY
Chase would like to exchange for building.
BOX 4O6-D, Herald office. IO2
90 a., In ttm-, IL T.. b.. gas. Gunu.hf
str: for Q 2. b. IN city. Money REALTY
CO.. re 18th st NV. Oxford Bldg. n. $3.50.
eoxl15 Il. lots In nv. sec; q. 200 eQy. and
cash for T., b.. b. Money REALTY
CO., 726 l4th st nv. Oxford Bldg. n 8eSs.
EIrhanse equity Of $50 900 new supurosl
houses for large spsrtut OF bus. prop
kaborpey and suIlivan- 1871 Eye %. No.
Bone. Rsito. PIKE, Besr Beltsv1Te. No. -
acres: no debt. SIS. 600. Want oot. prop-.
spt etc. Mahorney q Sullivan. 1871 Eye 81
Mod. I'm dwelG-. Ii. lst " ov.-Pncs,
T.So0 for house with space for sure.
trucks AAbornsy S.ullivan- ls21 Eye o..
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
RIZPAH EID0N

hsntt a. one Of tho foremost ch.nc-
analysts and vocational sdvis.r,. ss,1e.
her mediunship win give advic. on AZ -.
ters. business. social or love srsir.. 20 -
are unhappy with present condition, - -
Mrs Eidoi BY all means. onice ove, p
bontas Candy Store reea-
11le llth ST Nv NJ rsan -.
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MADAM D,ASHMAN
Soc LET NINE. ROYAL IN.

kfyptihn palmist to tell thu s.cr.t a, -
cess In business, love Affair.". Tell -,n., !,
your troubles. How 20 ovsroor,. -,
Name Of whom you viii marry ana .S.s
heno,s evl fnnuenee % you can ). ,ur.
cessfuL g peadtnss with sd a. ea.
sth a. NV. bet ] and New YorE ,y,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-16
NelUS From Our
Neighb0ring Villages

the Burbank pupils to and from Ft.
Mccoy
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill of Tampa
have been visiting Mr.. Hills parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hill.
Mrs. Hitchcock recently received
some very fine eating apples from her
daughter, Mrs. Warner in Maine.
Mr.. Percy Wicker. who has purchas-
ed motor truck, made his first trip
to Ocala this week with butter, eggs
and etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Castle,
who live on farm about three miles
east of Citra, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Castels brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. James l. Taylor.
Mr.. Guy Miller of Ocala spent Sun
day with his parents, Prof. and Mrs.
Miller.
Mr.. H. A. Atwater of Palatka call
ed on Burbank few days ago enroute
to Grahamville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor went
over to Citra Monday Mrs. Taylor
returned Tuesday, but Mr.. Taylor has
about a weeks work there tuning
pianos and repairing musical instru-
ments.
Mr.. Reichter is reported failing in
health and it is thought it will be
necessary for him to return to the
Marion county hospital for second
operation.
Rev. Mann preached Sunday. We are
glad his voice is improved. Rev.
Mann has very large circuit and he
overtaxed his voice while suffering
from severe attack of flu, grip or
bronchitis, and it may take some time
to wholly recover.
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OAK

Oak is very dry from every angle
the earth is as thirsty as some in
dividuals.
Our fall gardens will be late as we
can not plant until it rains. Had a
light shower Friday.
We raised enough corn and pea
nuts to insure plenty of hog and
hominy"
The Arlo Box factory is running on
full time.
Mr.. Henry Huffman was thrown from
his buggy few days ago by his horse
becoming unmanageable; was confined
to his bed for day or two but is
now on his feet again.
Saving hay" is now the cry of
the farmers. There seems OF be a
good crop. considering the unusual
dry weather.
Cane and potatoes are badly in
need of shower.
The Arlo Box Factory will in a few
days begin running on full time. 1t has
been busy for month or more build
ing repair shop
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely with Mr. Pierce as superinten-
dant.
Our Oak Griner Farm school open.
ed with so pupils. More are expected
to follow later. The outlook is most
pleasing.
Miss Olive Jones is principal; Mrs.
Whitesides assistant; Miss Jennie
Griggs teacher of seventh and eighth
grades; Miss Alice Siler in charge
of the primary department.
Mrs. Caruthers is in the hospital
but is reported to be doing very we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lots are re
joicing over the birth of a fine girl
and their neighbors are rejoicing with
Them.
GOOD BOY.
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LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandrna's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
will Know.

The use OF Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color 1t.tes back to grandmother's
time. She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark. glossy and attrac-
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance.
this simple mixture was applied with
Wonderful effect
But brewing at home IS mussy and
DSif-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a bottle of ssWyeth's
-Enge and Sulphur Compound" you
viii get this famous old preparation.
improved by the addition of other in
gradients which can be depended up
on 20 restore natural color and beauty
30 the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
@Bays It darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen q
sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw
this through your hair. taking one
strand at time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two, It becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is delightful toilet requisite
Tor those who desire more youthful
appearance. It is not intended lor
THO cure. ratification or prevention o.
disease
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NOTICE
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section =, Chapter 1855,
T.uxvS of

Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Sectfon >. Chapter 4SSS,
Laws of Florida
Notice is hereby given that T. Is.
Crossley, purchaser of Tax Certificates
Nos. Sea, 541, $50, SAT, respectively.
dated, July LIST, 1901, June 3rd. 1918.
April 4th. 1898, June 9Th, 1916, respec-
lively has filed said certificates in nv
office. and has made application for
Tax Deeds to issue in accordance with
law Said certificates embrace the fol-
lowing described property situted in
Marion county, Florida, to-wit-
Lot 2, Block 10, Kerr City. Section
lo; swA of lot s, and 8 acres on east
side OF lot of section &C. and lot IL.
CT section ~, all in township 10. south
range %, east respectively.
The said lands being assessed at
the date Of issuance Of such certifi-
Gates IN the names of Est. of ri. Al.
Sscnell, Unknown, H. d. Allen. and "a.
Vlilams, Trustee, respectively
Unless said certificates shall be re-
ueemed according to law, Tax Deed
Viii issue thereon the 18th day of
cclober, A. ID, 1921
y itness my official signature and seal
1921 z. ~,
SEALl T. ID. LANCASTER. JR
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co. Fla
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Mr.. Edward French, of Belleview.
has been enjoying two or three
days visit from his friend, Mr.. Pat
rick Kent, of Berwyn, Ill.,, a suburb
of Chicago. Mr.. Kent gays that never
in his life before has he ever enjoyed
a few days visit so much. Every hour
was an enjoyment. Mr.. Kent was a
delegate to the A. A. of S. & E. r. of
A., at the seventeenth annual conven-
tion held in Atlanta September 18th
and took occasion to extend his visit
to Florida.
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NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Iu-
dicial Circuit of Florida in and for
Marion County in Chancery.
9. 2. Cox, complainant vs. Aurora s.
structiye Service.
II is ordered that the Defendant
herein named to-wit: Aurora S. Nc
Genee be and she is hereby required
10 appear TO the bill of complaint filed
IN this cause On or before
Monday. the sth day of November, 1921.
1t is further ordered that copy of
this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks N the Ocala
Banner. a newspaper published in said
county and state.
This 18th day of September, 1921
tSeaD T.. ID. LANCASTER, JR.,
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co, Fla.
By Ruth Erwin. ID. G.
II. NJ. HAMPTON, Complainant's So
iicftor- 9-16-5t
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Chief of Police Gordan and Officers
Sheffield and Bronson appeared on
the streets yesterday morning clad in
spanking brand new uniforms, with
buttons and hat to match. Uniforms
for all other members of the force
have been ordered and when they ar
rive these guardians of the city will
look and feel most imposing, and will
have very soothing effect upon
evil doors.
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OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
BARGAIN PRICES

IA ! am a., mo,ying 70 Miami next month
~ nave the loliowIng for sale
oak Directors Table lift long.
* compartment Filing Cabinet.
Check Protectograph.
Wall Clock
Remington Typewriter.
Finch Electric Fan
Gas Heater
Electric Light Ceiling Cluster I,amn
suitable for store or hall -
Congoleum Rug. sx12
Sundry Once Supplies. Files. ink
stand, Small table, also SEWING ma
chine motor and bath shower with
call at room Merchants Block.
DAVID IS. WOODROW
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-16
GOOD AS FAR AS IT GOES


Our correspondent at Oak says that
the farmers in that neighborhood will
make plenty of hog and hominy.'
That is good report and we are
glad to know that the same report
comes to us from different sections
of the county.
1t is good SO far as it goes, but right
there we want, without offending, to
make suggestion:
To the hog and hominy'' add a
Cow and garden
home cured meat, sausages, spare
ribs, backbone, ETC., splendidly cooked
corn bread. fresh milk and butter,
with plentiful supply of garden vege-
tables.
Chickens and eggs might be add
ed to the menu
With these accessories the average
Florida farmer can live so far as the
table is in question as happy as any
king.
Speaking of the adding of other
things to what we already enjoy we
are reminded of the admonition of
the Apostle Peter.
And beside this, giving diligence,
add to your faith virtue; and to virtue
knowledge; and to knowledge tenn
Derance. and To temnarance matinee.
and to patience godliness; and to god
illness brotherly kindness; and to
brotherly kindness charity"
So we know that our farmer friends
are not going to be content with simp-
ly "hog and hominy' as good as they
are, but to those things, following
the advice of Peter, they will add yet
other things.
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BURBANK

We are glad TO welcome to our lit
tie community Prof. Miller. wife and
little granddaughter, Dorothy Reich
lderfer. Mr.. Miller is the new prin-
cipai Of the school at TT. Mccoy and
as several districts have united and
will hold forth in the FIT. Mccoy school
building with two years of high school
Professor Miller has equipped him
self with large buss and will convey
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-16
ORANGE SPRINGS

Every one here is waiting under
heavy suspense the outcome of the
Ocklawaha Valley r. r. tieup.
To do away with this road would
mean to drive out a large percent of
the settlers along the line and lay
waste the several villages dependent
upon this road for transportation.
This would be a heavy calamity to
all people who have built homes and
improved farms, expanding several
years of energy and in some instances
all the money they have accumulated
on their places with the expectation
of having the permanent service of a
railroad
No one can fully realize the blight
ing results of such disaster until
such a threatened situation begins
to stare them in the face.
School opened here Monday with a
good attendance. Our teacher, Miss
Louise Stokes from Fairfield came
Saturday. We are glad to have her
with us and understand that all our
young men want to attend school.
DIR. Kirby Smith and friend from
Jacksonville made two sporting trips
TO our town the past week, catching.
a handsome string of fish each time
This is complimentary to the old Ock-
-1awaha that they would leave the st.
Johns and come this far to fish. The
DR.. could not hide from his profession
though, his name followed him and he
was called into the home of C. j. Rast,
where he gave an examination and adj
vice about his little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Rast spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Ocala, where
they took their baby to DR.. Henry for
an operation on an ASSESSED gland.
Mrs. F. e. Vogt, of Ocala spent
Thursday with her father here.
We regret to note that Mr.. w. f..
Jord0n is suffering an attack of rheu-
matism. He took in the hard rain of
Friday and as a result was unable
to arise from his bed Saturday a. M,
and was missed at the civic center
social that afternoon where he is a
good customer and seldom absent.
The social event of the day here is
the civic center gathering on Satur-
day afternoon, held under the beauti-
ful live oak tree in front of the post
Office and Livingston's store. The
good citizens gather for friendly chats
and the ladies sell delicious ice cream,
the results of which has been the
means of increasing our club funds
to an amount that we are proud of.
Mesdames John Livingston, Frank
Jordan and Edyth McCarley were
among the visitors to Silver Springs
Sunday week, where they enjoyed
looking from the glass bottom boat at
the educated fish and wonders of the
Springs. Mrs. Jordan went to spend
the time with her son, Maurice, who
with A. L. Wimberly have charge of
one of the passenger boats there.
The funeral and burial of Mrs. Earl
Wimberly took place here Sunday a.
m, in the presence of many friends
of the young couple. She died near
Bay Lake Saturday, the occurrence
being very sad one owing to the
fact that she had only been i'll short
time, had been married less than a
year, and left husband not yet
twenty-one years of age.
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The patriotic citizens of our neigh
boring principality of Kendrick made
the opening of the school festal oc-
casion. 1t opened with entertaining
oral exercises and closed with bas-
ket dinner. Mr.. Bradford Webb was
master of ceremonies and made an
enthusiastic talk. superintendent
Shealy was present and his talk was
pronounced a "morsel of eloquence. .
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-16

The many friends of Mr.. Julian R.
Bullock will be pleased to know that
he is fast recovering from the two
pistol wounds inflicted by policeman
Bronson last Friday and will soon be
able to leave the hospital.
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BANTER TRAINER co.

We have prepared to do your haul
ing either light or heavy II you want
20 move YOU will make no mistake by
calling on us. All work guaranteed.
Charges reasonable Phones I69 and
BAxTEB TRANSFER co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-16

Now if the two railroads will get
together and jointly camoufiarge the
cinders at the Union Station with
phosphate gravel as the A. C. L. has
done in the uptown section, they
will do graceful thing and place our
city under grateful obligations.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-16
WOOD! wOoMM WooD..

Pine and Oak--Phone rs from I
John Dozier corner Jefferson and Os-
ceola streets.--9-16-tf
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LOCATION AND PHONE NOTICE

Or. F.. +. McCiane now located in
Commercial Bank Building once
phone No. I'll, two rings-Residence
phone No. 151.-9-l6-tf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
MERCANTILE SECTION
PLANS LUNCHEON
To Hear Report of Executive
Committee on Policy and Pro-
gram of Activities.

\ luncheon meeting OF the Mercan-
Tie section Of the Chamber of Com
nerc.. that had been planned for Mon
day. has been postponed for one week.
This was necessary owing TO a delay
in obtaining data and deciding upon a
certain program OF activities, that the
executive committee Of the section
"a shes 70 present 70 the members Of
tae section. AL OF the details it is
=. uc, cd viii be worked cut in time for
!, meeting or April IS.
Waiter J. Eeardeu - Crosby and Hil.
Iphu ! Powel % Hurley and Powel
company and Clarence NJ. Dillon. seCre-
ttry ~ the mercantile section. visited
Trenton. y j. this wcek and We're
ereetcd very courteously by me leaders
40 the merchants division of the com
J. ers.al bureau a. the Trenton Chamber
a. Commerce.
The ohJeCt - tho visit vas 70 try
and obtain new IDEAS relative 20 ways
a. ao.nR business. The committee mad
= very pleasant visit with the New
jersey merchants and believe they have
some new ideas Or new angles on old
methods that viii prove Of service 70
local merchants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
PAINTERS WONT HEAR
TO WAGE REDUCTION
Hold Out for 80 Cents an Hour
and Turn Down Proposition
of Employers.

Members of Local Unions 6d and tio,
painters, after discussing the matter Mt Il
meeting at Labor Temple last night, re-
fused TO accept wnge cut to 75 cents an
hour. proposed by employers, and held
out for so cents. The scale heretofore has
been 90 cents an hour
George H. Smith, William Prettyman
and Frank Martin, the committee, were
directed 20 wait on the individual contrac-
tors in an effort to effect M agreement on
the basis of so cents an hour.
The union painters profess TO scout the
claim of the master painters that they
can secure all the help they require Mt .
cents an hour, They feel that in making
o concession of 10 cents an hour they have
more than met the bosses half way. IT
was claimed last night that several oi the
master painters have already slgnliicd
their willingness to enter into an agree
mcnt 10 paw 80 cents under union condl-
tions The committees report to the
painters mt their regular meeting next
Monday night is expected to show that
progress has been made in reaching an
agreement.
When employing painters were asked
today whether they had been notified OF
the mems action. they said they had not.
| So far as could be learned, they have not
rccedcd from Their position, as announced
| few DAYS ago