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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04
CARNIVAL A
pvODIGIOJS SUCCESS

Snyder's 1921 Halloween was its
st st and sancst. indeed us ncs st er
joyeh'e.
The Parent Teacher Association e
:, YES much ,~edit for that g:e u com
n, ny gati '.rty and he unil.io sr5
cjaities furr 5aad for the occasicY
By, but thare was happy throng
ri cd eats for the fathers. jpy 'Cr
lhc Riddles. thrills for the IA .'efs
arS ecstacics for the lovers. :
COLLINS and spooks. fortune teliors
ard chambers of horrOws on every
hand. Fishing ponds, ten cent kisses,
twin camels, the big elephant and
the witches paradice added much to
the hilarity of the evening
Witches and ghosts there we're a
plenty. and innocent merry making
filled the air.
II you didn't get sprnkled with
confetti you were NOT there-if you
didn't get your fill OF delicious pies,
rich sandwiches and cream candies
you are tight wad" and il you
didn't have big time you deserve to
die
At no time In the history OF our
town. has Halloween been observed
so fittingly That q community spirit
can be injected into our festivities.
was clearly shown. and the way is
paved for closer union of our town
people by these get together meet
ings Reporter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04
DUNN NEWS.

We are having some mighty fine
weather. The sand is Constantly
blowing almost every day.
Farmers are nearly through with
their years work. Cotton pickers are
leaving for the south, which proves
an early winter.
Mrs. Billingsey attended the o. +.
s. Grand Chapter at Fort Worth last
week.
Mrs. w. u Cunningham (nee Eth.
ell Kay was visiting friends here a
few days last week before returning
to her home in Rotan. N Mex.
The box supper given Saturday
night was pronounced a "Howling
Success"
The Methodist Sunday school was
'reorgani2ed Sunday morning. All are
invited to come and join The young
peoples class is putting on a cam
paign for new members
The singing Sunday afternoon was
largely attended. We we're glad to
have so many visiting people with US
and hope they will come again.
Yes. the spooks made their appear
ance Monday night. Everybody had a
wonderful time too. Mrs. Green, the
principal OF our school. served us
with a nice cake when we appeared
at their home a number OF games
were played and all went home wish
Edison Photographs. II G.. Towle
Jeweler and Optometrist 90tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04

Mrs. T. J. Thompson is visiting at
Fort stockton this week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04
Junior Epworth League Program.

Junior Epworth League Program.
Nov g. 1921. p. m.
Song
Subject. The Ten Commandments
Song
Scripture Readings. James Ketner
and Fred Yoder.
What God said we must not do.
Weslyn Norred
What God said we must do. F. p.
Ketner.
Questions. Roll cali, Song.
League Benediction.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04

Mrs. J. R. Cokey OF Hermleieh was
in the city Monday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04

Edison Photographs. II c. Towle
Jeweler and Optometrist cote
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04
Dads Girl

We guarantee our prices to be as
cheap as the cheapest on same quail
ity of goods II G. Towle. Jeweler
and Optometrist 20tt
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04
Junior Christian Endcavor.

buNlOf hsha'oNOhs
Al Presbyterian Church. Sunday,
Nov. 6: $3.50 p. m.
Subject wha' tn Able will do for
us.
(Consecration meeting)
Leader: Doris Buchanan.
Song. Prayer. Song.
Scripture. Ps. 1896. Tim 3.16-
Roll Call Response. a fayorlte Bible
verse.
II, John $50.
Prayer. Song Offering presented
Short talk on Subject, Rev. c. G
Wright
Song. Closing prayer,
Now is the time TO subscribe for
the Signal. $50 per year
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04

Subject, Christian Growth
Leader. Anna Nell Morris.

Subject, Christian Growth.
Leader, Anna Nell Morris.
Scripture reading End Peter l l-l2.
Gods plan for us is that We shall
grow. Gordon Wills.
Some means of growth which a
young Christian should utilize. T. II.
Duff.
Religious Conversation. Religious
literature, Gladys Clark.
Prayer. The preaching OF the Cos
pei, Marilu Rosser.
Scripture exercise. Soul Winning.
20. ]. benson,
Our Standard of Excellence, Ruby
Hutcherson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04

IF SOME RELIABLE MAE-wants
to put up the windmill in running or
der and windows in the . room house
of NJ. h. Hall. east Of Central school
one block in order to live there until
April write Mrs NJ. +. Hall. general
delivery Dallas. Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-04

FOR SALE room house. bath, on
west side, Il. c. Neeley at Stimson
Drug Co. lstfc
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04

Robert Jackson, of Richmond, Ky.
Is visiting Grant Hammons Of Grid
Ter. He reports corn is selling at
$500 a barrel at that place and that
1000 carloads were shipped from
there recently.
J. L. Bays, Of Warren, was In town
Tuesday. Miners at that place are
working four or five days a week.
The U. S. Postoffice Department
here is advertising for a new build
ing on a five or ten years lease. The
present lease expires Feb. list, 1922.
Those who wish specifications or
blank contract form should see Post
Master Amis. This will give time
for anyone who may wish to erect
suitable building for the postoffice.
Lost--one white Paul Jones mid
dy, size 1s, In the dressing room OF
The Baptist Church on Saturday
night, Fehrasty iath, the hight OF
Baptism, The one whs has u IL
knswn, Pissst mail 10 ask 10
Within ave days and savs Farther
.rsbkis a,hetwiss PAN will 10 "a.
Stssdi
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
OH! MY BACK
The Expression OF Many a Kidney
Suffer In Barbouryille

Tyre lawson says:-"I suffered
with my kidneys of and on for
twenty years and was down weeks
at time suffering with my back.
The pains almost drew me double.
could not walk straight and often
had to lie down to rest my back. 1
could not lift anything or do any
work and had to give up my Job.
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me max
ing me well and sound. / have had
no back ache or other sign OF kid
nsy trouble for years"
Price soe at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy
sci Doan's Kidney Piils--ths same
thu, M. Ltwssn haa. Fessst-xliA
burn Co. Mfrs, saklio, n. +, Adv,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
KING NEWS

The school at Logan Gap has just
closed. 1t was great success.
Sunday evening lot Of little
children were playing rolling stones
down the hillside when the little boy
of Andy Fox was instantly killed by
one of the rocks striking him on the
side of the head.
Henry Mackey is expected in from
school shortly, He is attending
Berea.
w. NJ. ]. Miller is working for the
Starks Nursery. He will make a
Spring delivery about April LIST.
John Mcneil, of Union College,
spent the week end at home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Warfield, a girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Pope,
a boy,
John Shelton has purchased a new
graphophone.
Our farmers are interested in the
agricultural meetings to be held at
the Court House.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
now "a vNNAF YavN ssws

rss,st ",
imSfsvt u, -,
fAlk kksai u, Il,
FtAas d haze, u
NJ sEsl!s spirited, !
Tsks q Assna sFias Ia H. |
Tall OF Its business men,
Remember Il IL your home.
Tell OF its advantages.
Trade and induce others to trade
here.
When strangers come to town use
them we'll.
Don't call your best citizens frauds
and impostors.
Support your local institutions
that benefit your town.
Look ahead of self when all the
town is to be considered.
Help the public officers do the
most good for the most people.
Don't advertise in the local paper
"to help the editor" but advertise
to help yourself.-Arkansas Tom
Cat. II
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
INDIAN CREEK NEWS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Camp
bell, a boy. Carson Cleveland Clar-
ence.
Willie Cooper and Jesse Sexton
attended church at Indian Gap on
Sunday.
Kate Terrell went to Wilton ped
ding Thursday.
7. C. Owens has sold his farm.
Uncle Morgan Sexton spent sun
day with G. B. Engle and family.
Chas. Davis made a business trip
to wilton Saturday.
Henry Engle and John Foley were
In Rarbourville Wednesday.
DADS LITTLE YALLAR DOG.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04

The First National Bank is srrsng
Ing to paper and varnish the inter-
Tor OF the bank and probably give
the outside q fresh coat.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04

Come in and see the latest pattern
hate OF which receive one every
week. Miss Beadie Main. 17-2t
Mrs. Robert W. Cole had another
attack Of what Ia diagnosed as gall
stones. this week.
The First National Bank is srrsns
Ing to paper and varnish the inter-
Tor OF the bank and probably give
the outside q fresh coat.
Victor A. Jordan has entered the
race for the once Of County Attor-
ney and next week will issue a state
msnt, OF his position.
There were siI baptisms at the
Baptist Church Sunday night and
two more Joined for baptism. Sun
day School showed q registration Of
23S, which u an excellent showing.
The owner OF 3 certain store in
town knows the party who took
silk dress from the rack and will be
com peiied to take legal action unless
this .dress 10 returned by mail or
In some other manner.
The Knox Hardwood Factory,
known to many as the Dogwood Fac
tory. Is about ready to start business
Those having timber for sale will
kindly see advertisement elsewhere.
Miss virsis Campbell. whe has
hssn tlstkiAe III iht Arcade sters,
Aaa ssiarAst Atms IL Af,snss, her
SSsllssh AtlsE AI,st BY Mia bertha
tAttit, st tAFsih GlSts
a, lskh ~ kbIiIaS sta Ii stsstsa
Ne MANA SA.lIlks ftAk, WIN sssin
u Uni lRt IA ktAI ktAA o. atlkti ss.
,tlkEtlt sk ht NfkN, tkt eaa.
pskf VIII. tstis TN kaAsiitisfs II
'ass istss.A n *sM q iSs,
paR EAyAs. ths sAassmitk, owns
eeS, M u silsEsa Ia have lost
tive fsys ttSm york hunting for her.
She was, found %ts 'blte GENT mine
studying the dora ot"t&e neishbor-
hsdd, !" 80 '
Barbouryille IL fortunate in two
nsx Sitisens, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ].
Of Louisville, who are at
present domicilsd at the Hotel Jones
Ar, Huxley IL representative for
Heipx 81 Varieties. They will receive
= cordial welcome from all our citi-
seRs.
Silk DRESS AissING--The own
or or certain store in town knows
the party who took a silk dress
from the rack and will have to take
less& action unless this dress is re-
turned by mall OF otherwise.
should our subscribers receive a
subscription due" notice and fail
to do the nsedful, the young lady
will drop the name from
M Hist. Doat blame the editor who
tpes not handle this department. A
check for $3.50 will turn the trick.
The best time 20 do It is NOW when
the notice 10 received. This will pre-
vent the, feeling that the Advocate
has played you q measley trick by
cutting you on for not payins, Ex-
psrience has Taught every nswspa-
per man that. while Intentions are of
the beet. the ksmsn memory can
alp q cog mighty easily.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04

Victor A. Jordan has entered tn
race for the once Of County Attor
ney and next week will issue a state
msnt OF his position.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
Sweet Clover and Honey

Sow sweet clover, cheaper and
better than red clover. Buy direct
from the grower, special scaIified
seed for prompt termination. Prices
and circular free. Also prices ON
honey. JOHN A. SHEEHAN
r. F. d. No. 4. Falmouth, Ky.
1877
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
Aneisas LIghttsosss.

The Pharos OF Alexandra. one q
he seven wonders Of the world. al
the prototype Of modern ughtheue93
cost PtoieIny Philndeiphus. IL BOO
er. $l.OOO.O00 Though Il cast e3U
for 10 centuries. its site 70 now u6c
ter Of surmise.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04

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Jake Denzer 10 keeping the Up-To-
Date Restaurant clean and sanitary.
The meals are good and only fifty
cents.
Mrs- John crolsy 10 up and around
the house followiss her operation
for appendicitis. She hopes to be
able to get out Of doors next week.
r. L. Balm. Of the Sanitary Gro
cory, has bssd tsnpiss With an alb
scessed tooth and they are the boys
that can make q fellow jump.
Mrs. james II. Archer entertained
Mrs. Thos. T. HUXLEY and Misses
Clara and Ethel Campbell with an
oyster fry Tuesday night.
DR.. Tip Jones expects to remain
in the land Of the living for some
time to come. He was near the Dor
der line but pslled thru.
Mrs. B. G. Heradon entertained
the gymnasium widows last week.
Great rejoicing when the boys came
home. ;.
The Junior Mechanics Of Swan
Pond initiated Lavrsace West Harve
Hamilton and Jssse Williams into
their Fellowship saturday.
I have ap advance number Of
nice Spring Hats for your inspection.
You will like them. Miss Beadie
Main. 17-2t
e. T. England was called 70 dsiiv-
or his fourth osttysssrE lecture be-
iora u. D.. ]. TsSsaAy. Every one
VINO heard Min waa asl,sAtsA,
hssA.tt. Of In tsspSsy vius ars
rsaassiAt 10 h vttkatsA ID altssss
'.gsr SAmtA stlltA ps he kts, mtN.
No. MsttA
Abla kssts 81 SsAIl, xai Ii lawn
askASy i!isANti w ass.IRs u
Ehe SlsltaliAgA >Astis kks aiIsKa.
lag y ta.'.NIs!As,l: i '''.
aHx I. piekIAssR sstuynsd sAtus.
ia$ 3fom cinalapAt, saa rsporas Ais
boy g thx snssf ~ ssshttsn. which
Is 'ths fisAt 'spifit IN ahaHPt ~ i"
e 3'rS sy:;it e. STAG,
MRS, ], n. fussis returned FRI
lay FROM. ssalssAsnt "trip To Florida
where oshe enjoyed: the b2lriy sea
STeeEss Q a1'o:es ia .! y ~"
t.-s:H'
Lost 4 bunch Of ksys, possibIy
N the Postoacs. please return to
Judge W., w. Finsley.
Assistant state Inspector T, q,
Morrow, sqditsd the various County
ofaees and found ell our accounts in
good shape. However he critised
he condition Of the Court House.
~
For Sole; - Onicisl Strain White
Plymouth Rock Egg Settings 800.
Birds OF this pure strain have taken
prizes At many big shows. Mrs. E.
3. Sawyers. Bsrbourvilie, Ky. ltp
The movement to Join the Advo-
,ate family which began about three
months -lgo, continues undated.
The majority OF these arc from the
country which is very satisfactory.
Miss Violet Humaeet Is suffering
rom q burned hsnd. While exper-
menting with alcohol In the labor
ltory at U. c. the liquid caught fire
BURNING her hand quite severely.
The Grant Drug Store has scquir-
ID the Edison Ph0nogrsph machines
'or sale. Their new fountain is now
n and Is . beauty. The ~carbonstor
has not arrived yet. however.
Miss Alba Richards. OF Oil City,
Pa. IL here as the guest OF her
brother and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
". Richards. With whom shs expects
% make AZ extended stay.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
Personal Mention

Good and prompt printing at the
Mountain Advocate. n
H. b. Garrison, Fount merchant,
was here Tuesday on business.
Jamol d. Jarvis was at Nashville,
Tenn, last week.
For that satisfied feeling go to the
Up-To-Date Restaurant.
Chas. Green, OF Frankfort, spent
the week end with his family.
e. The little daughter of J. H. Deth-
erags has the whooping cough.
Hatcher Miller is a victim of the
measles.
Little Bertha catron has the
measles.
Mrs. S. j. Condor entertained
few guests Saturday night.
Mrs. X. n. Jarvis visited Mrs. T.
H. Haden, Jr., on Tuesday.
Eat at the Up-To-Date Restaurant
Meals that are meals. SO cents per.
Come In and see the latest pattern
hats OF which / receive one each
week, Miss Beadie Main, 1s-1t
w. r. Gibson, the poultry and pro
Gucc man, is reported sick with
=. smallpox.
C, o. Allcn, OF Ralston, father OF
Gsirs. F. II. Burton, Is visiting her
this wcek.
Miss clara Campbell spent TkNtts
dGS Of last week with home fo,kt a.
,Gtay,
A. Z. Bryant, OF Bryunts stst%
made Il trip tn williamsburg ~
Tuesday, -' ~
George hicsetts, OF Behnettsylils,
Sas here Tuesday buying Hoeds sh9
attending Lodge. ; :; - Eli
" II. Campbell, IRdiap Greek
merchant, transacted business here
>. Tuesday b. SIS :s.e
d" hiiss Georgia Keisner, of Rich
mond, Ky, was the guest of Miss
- Mae Carter last week. o Ms
James Bright taught at Il. 3. l.
Tuesday, vice Mrs. Rambedu WHO
was indisppsed.
The baby OF Ira Cook, who has
been very i'll with pneumonia, Is im-
proving;
- The baby girl of Mr.. and Mira.
4, CLARK OF near the depot, is suffer-
ing with pneumonia,
Little Anna Francis Dishman is
about well again after q double at
tack of measles.
: Two freight trains had tail end
collision Sunday at the l.. & N.
: depot causing quite q smash up.
:" Mrs. James s. Miller and Mrs.
, I.arlSin c. Miller were called to Rich
z mord, Ky. on Monday by the i'll
:Tness CT their father. Mr.. Alex Black.
k>.%;g
. Mrs. Read p. Black and little son
4. SAMMY returned Saturday from a
:. pleasant visit to relatives in Birm-
.>dnghGm, Alabama.
Little Miss Doris Hope Jones, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Jones
= has been very sick with whooping
cough.
-
= DIR. A. L. Parker now has his Y
: ray machine nicely installed In a
Rrettily furnished room with every
convenience for those who wish to
have the roots of their teeth exam
= lined. II
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04

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DR.. A. L. Parker. who 10 equipped
to find the seat OF trouble In the
roots of teeth with his x-ray ma
chine, will. II desired, extract teeth
under gas. II
J. F. Rugglss OF the arm OF C.
Dickinson a Son. was at Artenus
and Flat Lick Tuesday on Insurance
business. He was called 10 Williams
burg Tuesday nisht Ny the Illness 81
hh vile.
ne. N, M, MAKER tsisAtsttd kls
bltikdsy SUNDAY and IN hkstt u tAs
ssssaisn usv. aat Nta, iAtstt b,
Hlack and Msa astttNat &tte yAelts
III stlh,Ks ainast, w NIAk Nv,
aAhst inshf mara hAsss tIt.Asa,L
Dr. !. n. aaestm.ts. alrss,sp d
the state Hoard Of Hssi.h. WI. re.
idly Eentofes 'thb laW 9sisiHlf l4sdi.
cal msn who fail % rspeFt eonts-
gioHs easeste the 'eoupts Health Of
fcer. 'It found guiiry a doctor tday
have his license revoked. - ; !"
i'Eo - 'E!t
St. Johns School, Episcopal, East
corbin, had tHe Misfortune 70 lose
its admiaistraiion building last week
when fire broke oyt and DESTROYED it
The building was of wood. We do
NOT know what plans have hsen con-
sidered for rebuilding,
Geo, Norris, OF Fighting Creek.
was In town MONDAY attending the
agricultural meeting. He had with
him a patented sprinkling force
pump with which he sprayed the
trees In the Square. They are sold
at 1898 each and are useful for pota
toes, trees. etc.
Sergt. X. w. Wilson bought a
mare Monday with which to do his
blowing. He is ordering strawberry
plants and states that w. T. Prich-
ard. who is his neighbor. is doing the
same thing. Community growing will
be a great thing as it will lead to-
carload shipments in the future.
DR.. r. r. Burton has changed Jobs
having become a patient, probably
typhoid. The other doctors who are
still on their feet 60 up and look at
his tongue, count his pulse ticks
and probably try to persuade him to
take a little medicine for his stom-
ach's sake. Notwithstanding, he inn
proves.
For Salo-Good hillside land.
mostly in timber about 3 "a miles
from Barbourville. Coal on place.
See Fred Burman. Mountain Advo-
cate. Barbourville. Ky.
Bart s. Reid is back from a hunt
ing and fishing trip 20 the. eastern
coast of Florida. Mr.. Reid states
that that is a beautiful country Ia
which to live, but he will bet II he
had to live there all the time his
soul would yearn for the mountains
Of his native State. There is nothing
much more beautiful anywhere. Just
watch them in the Spring or when
the Autumn has tinted the leaves a
riot OF glorious color.
The Advocate is glad to state that
the New York Store has employed
the services OF two very CAPABLE
people. Mr.. and Mrs. AdelRA MI
Of Baltimore. Nd. MT,
was makeup and adver-
Iiains display man for the American
and Star. formerly owned by the
publishing concern, and has
had a wide experience in what inter-
ssts people from a publicity stand
point. Mrs. Michaelson is q lady OF
personality and will make
many friends for the Store.
Rush tobs rushed--Mountain Ad-
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
Notice To Teachers

Union College has been authorized by the State
to give the Elementary Certificate Course, the same
as the State Normas. Anyone finishing this course
will receive an Elementary State Certificate
The Spring Term opens March 22nd. Teachers
and prospective teachers can enter then and get
High School work. Normal work, or Review work
for the examination in May. Many courses will
count on both High School and Normal. Our review
work has been of the very best type for many years.
The total expense for tuition. board, room and
incidental fees for the Ssrng Term is $7l.00
For Catalog and other information write
Union College, Barbourville, Ky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
FpoD SALE

The Ladies Aid Of the Christian
Church will held an Easter Food
Sale at the Cole & Hughes Store.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
TAM SERVICES il,

wass y as.a ct a iAsI sisSSs cal!
nae az fKeNE a4s,ag,
FRANK SHORTER, ls.stp
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-06-24

No, 35-By United Textile Workers delegation For assistants to textile workers in organizing southern mill workers.
 No. 36-By James O'Connell, that all eligible for citizenship who fail to qualify be dismissed from navy and war departments and that civil service employees must be citizens.
 No. 37-By James O'Connell. That if statements accredited to Admiral Sims are found true President Hard ing be requested to bring about his dismissal with a dishonorable dis charge,
 No. 36-By George L. Berry, John L. Lewis, Gilbert F. Hyatt, Matthew Woll, M. J. Mcclure, ]. P Noonan, Luther C. Stewart, F. ]. McNulty and John J. Hynes. Outlining methods of promoting vocational education with labor participation and urging state ItederatiOns to call attention of state Legislatures to the advantage of the Industrial Rehabilitation Act
 No, 3o-By O'Connell To con sider advisability of publishing a daily newspaper.
 No. 4o-By Wm. E. Fiske, Interna- tional Plate Printers and Die Stamp CTS Stating that Pressmen's Union has installed plate printing and die stamping presses and is teaching their operation and protesting against the practice.
 No. 4I-By Harry w. Fox, Wyom- ing State Federation. To authorize executive council to appeal for funds to promote lecture bureau, enlarge campaign of publicity, and increase organizing force.
 No. 42-By R. F. Robinson, Color- ado State Federation, Harry w, Fox, Wyoming Federation; Robert Smith, Cheyenne Central body. Urging clear CT statement of jurisdiction of vari- OuS organizations.
 No. 43-By Laundry Workers In |ternational delegation. Asking the A. F. of l.. to instruct organizers to |assiSt in organizing laundry workers.
 No. 44-By John l.. Barry, New Hampshire State Federation. To assign an organizer to Maine, New
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-06-24
Teachers Pay Is Too Low, Says Meredith

Hartford, June z4.-Asscrting that it was erroneous to assume that teachers salaries should come down Commissioner A. B. Meredith of the state board of education has written
 a letter to the Windsor school auth
 critics in which he also says that "thc salaries proposed i'll Windsor are cmincntly fair" The letter follows: ITO George E. Crosby, jr, "WindsOr.
 'YDcar MT. Crosby: As requested in your letter of recent date l have cx-
 amincd with some care the statements regarding several teachers you pro pose 10 employ in Windsor, and 1 have also noted the salaries you pro pose to pay
 "Nou are quite right in stating that 1t is an erroneous assumption that teachers salaries should come down. On the contrary salaries have not yet,
 in my judgment, reached the point to
 which they are to come If we are to hold the best we now have and to
 secure desirable teachers.