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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
THE GRADUATION PERIOD

there the annual of grad.
colleges bcm ready
all
they class the Of The
society prepared lances the
professions Today
a suffering
even not disposed 10 take treatment and WI" be in me contests oil
these early days of experience with actual conditions m the mee of
the graduate will be tested.
freshness spirit
altogether happymoeh needed by the community wherever
will
may be n will be
preparatory
they will hereafter their previous application
problems come
which they problems
make them acquainted with the principles which history
nations history suggest them that
probable standards
they geometry except as
figures they have learned in chemistry
clements what they have learn
language and
other opens the door to otherwise hidden treasures OF
these things is not b
sufficient in themselves merely instruments
with which the student is now enabled t. meet The nrofo which m
All this the student so pre-.
pared the history OF the pm
ed as to function logically and quickly accurately able
to take his place the worlds forced to learn
hard experience We
could honestly wish the opportunity TO
take high school college leadership today
to the men and women
who have trained their minds through study
Most students sensible oil things through
ter dies the thought
che past and impressed with the responsibility which lies
ID e and most OF them are therefore well prepared face their
VA" due degree of humility of
feA Of those who have through have
$50 se" with the problems the business world Some
'ae taRatey fail viewpoint they are as CON
Aae compelled learn men
40 @ me 'oeS no" are anxious to recruit from the ranks
graduates something freshness and sp
q blood conscious that the
genuine student brings from the classroom with him much information
ability sorey the world but at the same
time these business arrogance oyeronadepce
the graduates that such
graduate will have be crushed through experience
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
SAYS TROUBLES
COST HUNDREDS
eve Found Right Medicine At
Last Says Huntington
Woman-PraiSeS TanlaC

81 have Just finished my first hot
tie of Tanlac, and already my i'm
provement is 50 wonderful that my
friends are constantly asking what |
have been doing to make me look
so we'll, said Mrs. Bessie Rice, 741 Z
Third Ave, Huntington, w. Va.
MY only regret is that I didn't
get Tanlac two years ago when my
troubles began, for it would have
saved me a world of suffering and
lots of money besides. My appetite
was poor and my digestion bad
was nervous and couldn't sleep and
| lost weight, became vev thin and
got into a generally rundown condi-
ton.
My kidneys bothered me con
stantly, my back hurt and ! suffered
. great deal from constipation and
there was hardly day that didn't
have headache.
My husband spent hundreds OF
dollars on medicine and treatment
for me, but nothing seemed to do
me a bit of good. But Tanlac has
given ME wonderful appetite and
everything I eat agrees with me. !
sleep soundly all night and get UP in
The morning feeling just fine. | can
do all my Homework and never feel
tired" It
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
MartinsburS
In The Past
TEN YEARS AGO.
(TaEcn from the t.;es of The
JCurnaD

Club" Sampson, federal prisoner.
attacks Deputy Sheriff Kettering in
jail With la.fa, hut j. 5ubduod.
Announcement is made that Mar
tinsburg is to haze a postal savings
bank.
While Harry G. BalHcE and bride
are at Hagerstown getting married
their home at Glengary is struck by
lightning ard d 9st"0vod
FIVE YEARS AGO.
Rt. Rev. George w Peterkin ten
ders resignation TO Supreme Coun.
Gil in session here.
Supreme court denies writ Of the
Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Company
against stockholders OF the Nor.
walk Motor Car Company
Marvin Goodwin pitches local
team TO victory over Chambersbur9
by score Of 70.
ONE YEAR AGO.
c. G. Degen assumes duties as
county agent.
Program announced for public
school olYmpiad at Rosemont.
Earl Melintz and Miss Geneva
Chloe Mason married.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
THE BOARD SHOULD DO 1T

the Board OF Education makes to the
when asks petitioners
and recommend who will be acceptable the basis quail
while desirable from the standpoint of
would develop the enthusiasts is questionable
OF the
enlist the cooperation OF those who have made
teacher, but unwise
all responsibility
The Board has virtually put itself
popularity such office logical
agencies
The petitioners possibly find just wanted
stands probability position be
and filled will be that it
VIII undertake to
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of c, L. Donaldson, de.
ceased, all persons knowing them.
selves indebted to this estate are
herewith notified to come forward
promptly and make settlement. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the SANE, duly authenticated, for
settlement
G. A. DONALDSON, Admr.,
OF the Estate of c. l.. Donaldson.
Decd. 5 2j--6 l
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
C, Y, VOLUNTEER
FIREMEN TO MEET
HERE AUGUST 18th
But One Day Session With No
Demonstration.

Representatives from all the vol
unteer fire companies of Martins
burg met Tuesday night in the coun-
Gil chamber and selected the date
upon which the business session of
the Cumberland Valley Volunteer
Firemen's Association Will be held
here. After mature discussion Fri
day, August IL was selected and the
following committee was appointed
to make the necessary arrange
ments for the reception and enter
tainment of the delegates.
Chairman-A. S. Poisal. of No. 3.
Secretary Fire Chief Mart Quinn
Treasurer-W. W. Westphall, No.
:.
D s. Mason, No. /.
Chas. w. Siler, No. 4.
II all conditions are favorable
there should be a large number OF
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
A LAST RESORT.

We have no loctor IN our village
The nearest lives seven miles away.
| was talking to an old woman who
had livel here all her life. She toll
me she lidn't hold with doctors. and
had never had one. How do YOU
manage if you're liz" | asked her.
well, first take dose o fepsom
salts, and if that don't do | buvs
some SIENNA pods and makes tea
with 'em. And if that don 90 |
trusts to Providence!"- Exchange
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
NATAL STATISTIC

Born Saturday at the Kings Dau.
ghters' hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter j. Mcdonald, OF West John
street, son, Mother and child are
doing we'll. This is the second son
in the Macdonald family. The proud
father is well known B. & o. tele-
graph operator.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
FiDUcIARY NOTICE.

The account of d. c. Westenhay.
er, guardian OF Dorothy V West
enhayer. is before the undersigned
commissioner of accounts of the
county court of Berkeley county, W
Va, for settlement.
A. C. NADENBOUSCH, Com'r.
May %, 1921.
) % 1twk 2 wk pd
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
GOLDEN DYING

John Golden. president of the Uni.
ted Textile Workers of America,
was reported in a critical condition
at his home in Brooklyn. Mr.. Golden
who recently suffered nervous
breakdown, had sinking spell this
morning and little hope is entertain.
ed for his recOYerY.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
Knockabout
Notes

THIS is NEWS.
Williamson. May 29.-The
AIiago county martial law zone
was exceptionally quiet today
and tonight, according to re-
ports from state police head
quarters and Sheriff A. c. Pin,
son.
State forces, however. were
still on patrol, rigidly awaiting
an ydisorder that might arise.
although nothing Of violent char
acter was expected.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
p. NJ. SIGNS

P. T. Mccain. postmaster at
Frostburg, Md, has resigned and
his successor will probably be ap<
pointed within week. Mr.. McGann'
stated that his resignation had been
requested by the Post Office De-
partment at Washington several
days ago and that he had promptly
complied with the request by for.
warding the resignation. No cause
was given for requesting the resig-
nation.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
LARNR APpnlMrEEs

State Labor Commissioner George
F, Daughorty announced the follow
ing appointments: Chief clerk How
ard S. Jarrett, re.appointed; factory
inspector, District No. 8. r. f. Mu.
maueh, Parkersburg; inspectors fer
the Second and Fourth districts,
Thomas w Williams, Of Clarxs.
burg and Jack Smith of Huntington,
respectively
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01

and Dempsey didn't.
The veterans Of foreign wars
back Dempsey because they think
an American should be backed
against any foreigner.
The clergy of New Jersey roast
Governor Edwards for permitting
the fight.
The governor tells them that if
they don't like the state, they can
move out of it.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
Is COMMISSIONER

James A. Reid was elected Police
and Fire Commissioner at the Cum
berland council meeting, to fill the
vacancy in the city council, made
by the death of DR.. T. A. *. Hum.
melshime.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
$500 REWARD

Tor information leading to arrest
and conviction Of party or parties
who poisoned my dog on May 9TH.
ANTHONY FOLEY.
) 80 St pd 12S 5. High St.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
IN scRAPPY NEW JERSEY.
(FrOm News Dispatcht

(FrOm News Dispatches.)
The forces are taking their places
in line for the great battle of July
2.
The American Legion speakers
announce their backing of Carren.
tier because he fought in the war
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
SUCH is FAM {.

1t was a benefit performance at a
New York theatre and a knock
about song and dance man was TO
go on at o'clock in order 10 get
back at his own theatre in tineto
make his regular appearance at II
o'clock. AS he waited in the wings
he noticed a heavy set man walk
ing to and fro with an air of impa-
tience on the other side of the
stage manager. why, that's Car.
uso," replied the manager in sur
prise. He's going to sing a cou.
pie of songs for us" "Neyer heard
of him. snapped the comedian, but
you tell him he can sing anythias
he wants to as long as he lays on
The Darktown Shutters Ball
use that for M opening and | don't
want it grabbed. The Argonaut.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01
COMMENT over
WEST VIRGINIA
YOUR SHARE is S25
From The Charleston Gazette

The naval appropriation bill as
Eatured in the senate means an
expenditure next year OF S495,000,-
600. nearly four times as much as
was dsbursed during the ten years
preceding 1917 and $4,000 900 more
than the appropriation for the year
1921 These figures are repeated
here so that the public may know
the startling figures, may anticipate
The burden it will have to bear be-
cause of warfare or a fear OF ii.
Five years the expenditure of the
government for everything were
about 81 per capita. For the Navy
alone this year the expenditure will
be about IS per capita. Considering
that the dollar does not have the
purchasing power it formerly had
the expenditures are still enormous
The disbursements OF the federal
treasury for naval expenses during
a decade OF peace are as follows:
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-01

When we compare these figures
with those of the present naval bud
get we are astonshed. 1t was hop
ed that the trend would be down
ward, but instead each family in the
United States for the next two
years will have TO give UP $25 of its
income towards maintaining the
naval strength Of the government
The necessity FOR it is not oh
vioue We are told that Great Brit
lin and Japan are in a race with us
for supremacy Of the sea. We do
not believe that Great Britain is
financially able to compete and We
are enough. students OF things econ
omic to know that japan cannot do
so in normal times. There seems to
be no sufilciency of reasons for this
program.
A pickpocket aged 81 years who
was recently arrested made the plea
that he did not want to die in Jail.
However, he had no aversion to dy-
ing with his hand in some one elsas
pocket, which shows how some per
sons look at characterization
Daily Mail.
Every man should have enough
education to count his change at
the ticket window and read the sub
titles.-Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
Justice Whites will consisted of
lfty-one words, and in a single SEN
tence he devised his property in q
manner that all the lawyers in all
the world could not upset.-Hunt-
luton Herald. DisnatCh
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

designation intentada como burla pc
70 de la cual 81 Secretario Knox de.
clar6 despues que estaba orgulloso.
Propuso que una corte arbitria fuera
establecida en- La Haya y que el Fe-
rrocarril de Manchuria fuera neutrali.
zado y aprob6 Ell plan para la Corte
Central de Justicia Americana para
mantener Ia paz en- la America Cen
tral. Negoci0 tratados de arbitration
con Francia v la Gran Bretaha e hizo
un viaje notable a pafses Centrales
Americanos, Colombia Venezuela.
En- 1912 fue asignado para atender al
funeral del Emperador Mutsuhito del
Japon, como representative del gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos. Una de las
cosas notables de su secretarfa fue la
disputa con Ia Gran Bretafia sobre la
propuesta para exentuar 10 largo
de la costa Americana envfos de los
derechos de portazgo, para el uso del
Canal de Panama.
REciBE EL NoMBRE DE UN
OHIcsPO.
Ell Sf Knox naci0 en- Brownsville,
Pa, en- Mayo, 1861 Y Sc le do el
lombre de un notable obispo Episco-
pal, Philander Chase. Gradu0 del MT.
Union College, Alliance, O., en- 1872.
ldmitido al foro en- 1875, nombrado
D0r el Presidente Grant como asis-
ente procurador de los Estados Uni
los por el distrito occidental de Penn
Iylvania pero renunci6 en- 1877 v for
no una companfa de ley con James
!, Reed, bajo 81 nombre de Knox ~
Reed, en- Ia cual Sc dice haber gozado |
Ie una practica muy lucrativa. Mu-
ho Sc ha dicho para ilustrar su agili-
lad como liceneiado la cual puso des-
lues al servicio de los Estados Uni /
os en- SUI capacidad como procura-
or general.
Su casa resideneia era en- Pitts
urgh v tenia un rancho en- Valley
'orge Pa. Habia sido fideicomisario
el Mt. Union College Y miembro de
umerosas sociedades en- Pittsburgh y
Tueva York En- 1876 contrajo matri-
lonio con Ia seforita Lille, hija de
lndrew D. Smith de Pittsburgh de
uya union nacieron una hija, Eleanor,
sposa de J. r, Tindle y tres hijos.
Iced Knox Hugh s. Knox y PhiIan-
er Knox.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
DOS DIPUTADOS
PARA NUEvO me-
xICO Sc DICCUTE
EN- Ell CONCRESO.
Proposition de Aumentar sus
Miembros a 46O Sc TOma Para
Una VOtaciOn Temprana.

Washington. D. G., Oct 14.-La ca.
mara hoy tomo el Proyecto SiegeI pa
ra aumentar los miembros de 4sb a
460 Representatives.. Los caudillos fall
taron en- llegar a un convenio limitan-
do el debate, pero preparedness de la
medida figuraron estorbar su discu.
sion, modo que la votacion Sc pu-
dlera tomar antes de la pr6rroga, v
81 necesario estaban preparados para
tener una session de noche.
81 Ia representation en- la Camara
fuera reaporcionada como proveico en-
Ell proyecto, treinta estados, en- la ba-
Sc del censo de 1920, retendrian su
presente ndmero de Representatives,;
dos, Maine y Misnri, cada uno per-
deria uno cada uno y 16 estados ga
marian representation como sigue:
California 4; Michigan Ohio 8.
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania
y Texas 2; y Arkansas, Connecticut,
Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts,, Nue.
yo Mexico. North Carolina, Oklahoma
y Washington uno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
LA ICNORANCIA De
|NATIVOS BL ANCOS
'ES MAS GRANDE EN-
nue. v 0 M E XICO.
LIega a Mas que Once POr Ciento,
Dice el Bur6 del CensO; cifras
Dadas en- Oros Estados.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 15.-Cinco
estados- Montana, Idaho. Wyoming,
Utah y Washington menos
ignorancia entire su population de ma
tivos blancos en- 1920 que cuaiquiera
otros estados, Sc manifesto en- las ci-
fras hechas pnblicas hoy por el buro
del ,censo.
La population nativa blanca de los
ciuco estados, clasificadas como ieno.
rantes-que no pueden escribir-anon
to a tres decimos por cIento.
Ell distrito de Colombia tugo el mis-
mo por ciento, y South Dakota, Neva.
da Oregon, vinien despues, cada uno
con cuatro decimos del por ciento
El Estado de Nuevo Mexico tuvo Ia
ignorancia mas alta entire su popula-
cion de nativos blancos, Ell por ciento
en- 1920 siendo 11.6 por ciento.
Entire Ia population blanca extran-
1era, el por eiento mas grande fue
1873 para Texas y ell mas pequefio
4.07 por ciento para South Dakota v
El por ciento de igno-
rancia entire Ia population de color
GORE de 38.5 por ciento en- Louisiana
20 por ciento en- Nneva York.
Arizona va adeIante de todos los
3stados en- la merma de su ignorancla
entire 1910 y 1920, habiendo reportado
I2 por ciento en- 1910 y 81 por ciento
\ afo pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
Sc PIERDE LA ULTIMA EsPERAN-
"A DE PAz, DlcEN LOS UNio-
NfcTAc


Chicago, H., Oct. 15.--Diez v seis
uniones ferrocarrileras han tornado
una votacion secreta v autorizado a
sns oficiales de que dejen el trabajo
81 Sc les ordena, c. J. Manion, presi-
dente de Ia Orden de Telegrafistas
Ferrocarrileros anunci6 hoy.
Aunque doce de los diez y seis &C
tnaran independientemente de las cua-
tro sociedades grandes, una junta de
todos fue llamada hoy para las de
Ia tarde en- Ia cual Ia Sociedad some
teran su plan de accion las otras or
ganlzaciones.
I'm official unionista de alto range.
anunci6 que Ia fecha para la hueIga
ha sido anunciada. pero decline re-
velarla, Octubre 30 Sc ha reportado
como Ell dia
Las sociedades han escogido tam
bien la lista de diez ferrocarriles en-
los cuaIes la huelga sera efectiva el
primer dia 81 mismo Official de la
union dijo: Sc cree que las huelgas
serAn ordenadas en- unidades adicio-
males de diez ferrocarriles cada IS
horas hasta que los ferrocarriles Sc
den por perdidos 0 la huelga Sc ex-
tienda por toda Ia nacion. Caudillos
de las uniones, quienes habian tenido
esperanzas de evitar la huelga, algu-
nos de los cuales Sc han opuesto Ia
misma, declararon hoy que Ia accion
de los ejecutivos de los ferrocarriles
aver en- decidir en- rebajar mas los
salaries ha destruido la Ultima espe-
rama de paz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
CINCO ACUSADOS
CON Ell ASESINATO
De /. D. VARGAS
0rdenes de ArTestO Para los Ale
gados AsesinOs Son Expedidas,
Ia AYenguacion Fijada Para
el Dia IA de NOviembrs.
La Muerte en- Rio Ariba un Cri-
men Atroz.


81 Juez de Distrito Reed Holloman
expidi6 el Sabado 6rdenes de arresto
para el arresto de cinco hombres acu.
sados del asesinato de Titcio De Var
gas. estafetero de Canjilon, condado
de Rio Arriba, 81 dIa 20 de Agosto de
este afio. S
sns nombres son:
Damian Lobato.
Porfirio JaramiIIo.
Maximinio Martinez.
Francisco TrujiIlo.
Felix Lobato.
Estan acusados de asesinato pre-.
meditado por el hermano del finado.
el e-xaIguacil Cirilio d. Vargas, del
condado de Rio Arriba.
Sc rumora que seis hombres fueron
,tomados en- custodia varios dias pa
sados EN- el condado de Rio Arriba,
segnido de semanas de trabaj0 sobre
el misterio del asesinato por las au-
toridades. y fueron traldos Ia peni.
tenciarfa de estado. Ordenea de arres
to fueron expedidaa solamente por Gin.
co.
Fianzas en- la suma de $4,000 cada
una son demandadas antes que los
acusados sean permitidos de rcgre-
sar sus cagas.
La AverguacIon el Ola IA de No.
viembre.
FL Juez Holloman ha fijado el dia
"A de Noyiembre como Ia fecha para
Ia investigation para los cinco acusa-
dos. El Procurador de Distrito Ale
iandro Read representara al estado en-
la averiguacion, Sc dice.
El asesinato de TIrcio De Vargas
aparentemente fue un asesinato en-
3angre fria Bue baleado a muerte
"a noche del dia % de Agosto mien.
ras apartaba el correo en- la estafeta
ocal en- Canjilon. Ell asesino dispar6
IN rifle 0 pistola por la ventana a la
zquierda de la entrada de la tienda
N la luz dc una lampara de aciete
'or Ia cual el Sr. De aVrgas estaba
rabajando. La muerte fue instanta.
lea.
Este fue el tercer aseslnato en- la
amilia De Vargas, el hermano del es.
afetero De Vargas, Antonio, habien-
Q sido asesinado en- 1912 y su padre
ue asesinado muchos amos pasados.
Que eyidencia 81 Estado haya CON
eguido para tirar luz en- el misterio
Ell asesinato no Sc pudo acertar. In
lediatamente despues de la muerte
9 Tircio De Vargas. Sc dice, rastros
ieron hallados enfrente de la tienda,
ldicando que un hombre se AAtta
somado por la ventana a la de.echa
e la entrada y luego pas6 i ysu,
ina de Ia izquierda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

pany', una corporation organizada pa.
ra el fin de combinar los Ferr0carri.
les Northern Pacific y Great Northern
El entabl6 la .accion del gobierno para
disolYer la union y despues de una
larga pelea legal principiando en- 1902
e gano la causa en- la corte de CIR
quito de los Eatados Unidos.
El Sr. Knox tambien pele6 una pc
lea notable encontra de la combina-
cion de siete corporaciones de carne
encontra de las cuales entabl6 accion
en- el ano de (1902), acusandolas de
estar en- conspiracion para estorbar el
trato. Obtuvo retenciones encontra
de los acusados las cuales fueron he
chas permanentes sobre apelacion a
la corte suprema de los Estados Uni
dos y Sc orden0 que la combination
fuera disolyida.
sus MlRAs SoBRE LAS coMBINA-
MES.
Sus pr0pias miras sobre estas bode-
rosas combinaciones fueron expresa-
das en- un discurso en- aqueI tempo
en- el cual el declare que capitaliza-
cion demas era la coBa mas eonspf-
cuamente del NAL de los trusts" pc
70 que otros faotores los cuales contri-
buian a su NAL efecto sobre el pdbli-
co eran falta de publicidad de opera
cion, distinction en- pFecios designados
. eliminar competition, una tenden-
ella para monppolizar ell trato en- sus
fneas y falta en- apreciar que ellos de- |
ben cualquier servicio al pdblico.
';Mi prop6sito," deularo el, Aes ma
lifestar que no estamos inutilizados
Iin esperanza para tratar con los So
rios problemas que nos confrontanD
El Sr. Knox ha sido acreditado por
llgunos con haber "actualmente lleva-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
La Huelga en- eI Santa Fe Princi-
piard el Dia 1ro de NOviembre.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. l7.-Mien-
tras que las sociedades ferrocarri-
leras anoche revisaron su lista del
Grupo No. !, en- Ia cual Ia hueIsa
comenzaria a las 6 a. m. Octubre
30. a modo que ningunos ferro-
carries del oriente fueran inclui-
dos, Crupo No. 2, Sc supo hoy,
afectarfa muchas secciones del
pals, pero le pegaria mas duro al
onente. Las salidas estan decidi-
das que tomaran lugar progresi-
vamente por grupos cada 4S ho-
ras.
Crupo No. 2. en- el cuaI Ia huel-
ga seria efectiva a las 6 a. m. el
dia lro de Noviembre. Sc supo
hoy. incluirian las siguientes H.
meas: New York. New Haven &
Hartford; Delaware & Hudson;