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Evening journal., 1921-09-29
M M'KELVEYLOOKS
GOOD AT TACKLE
Freshman Features Scrim-
mage at Delaware by His
Hard Tackling
CLASS RUSH TO BE
, HELD TOMORROW
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NEWARK. Sept. 29-For more
than an hour yesterday afternoon
Coach Derby put the University Of
Delaware varsity and scrubs
through a driving scrimmage. The
scrubs used Muhlenburg plays when
they had the ball and the VARSITY
was coached in how to stop those
plays.
One OF the outstanding features Of
the scrimmage was the great work
OF McKelvey, a freshman tackle Nc
Kelvey was in almost every play
and his tackling was deadly. From
the showing made by McKelvey he
is likely to make Captain Holton
and Repp the varsity tackles of last
year hustle to hold their Jobs before
the season is over. Repp, who has
been out OF the scrimmages since the
squad returned from College Park
was in the play yesterday and went
through the entire scrimmage.
Coach Derby has two sets of back
field men who look good. Quarter
back looks to be the weakest spot in
the backheld but both Johnny
Schaeffer and Magee are showing
improvement every day. In the
scrimmage yesterday Magee, Jack
son. Ivory and williams were used
In the varsity backfield and Schaef-
fer, Mcdonald, Rothrock and
Naughton on the scrubs. The work
OF McDonough and Jackson stood
out. 1t was the first time that Nc
Donald has been in a scrimmage
and he looks even better than he was
last year. For one thing he is in
better physical shape Jackson
drove through the scrubs in a way
that pleased Coach Derby. Joe
Rothrock is another man who looks
good in the backheld. Until this
year Rothrock has been used at end
but the backfield seems to be his
natural position. He. hits the line
hard but does not seem to pick holes
as we'll as Mcdonald.
Howard b. Alexander who was a
varsity backfield man in 1919 and
for four years varsity basketball
forward being captain Of the team
last year was a visitor yesterday and
watched the scrimmage. Alexander
graduated last June. He will enter
the University OF Maryland mex
week to work for his masters de-
gree in agronomy.
The annual rush between the So
phomore's and Freshmen will be
held at o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Alfred zap. a Chinense has en-
tered the university as a senior 10
finish the course in business admin
istration. Yap whose home Is in
Honolulu went to Lehigh for three
years and played first base on the
baseball team there. He is also a
crack third baseman and has play
ed on a number OF Independent
teams around Philadelphia. Walter
Ritz local boy and former student
at the university played with zap at
wildwood two years ago.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29


New Castle fans "riz right up" in
a body when they heard that there
was a possibility OF only one game
20 be played between the Pick of
Wilmington and the Pick of New
Castle, and that I'm Wilmington
They hopped all over Jim and Jack
McDevitt and said that they would
have TO see the home talent In action
ON the home lot, Battery Park, in
at least one game. The McDevitts
got busy and Jack was over I'm VIII
mington at noon TO get the matter
Strengthened out to the satisfaction
of the New Castle followers. After
n phone talk with Charlie Givens Il
was decided 70 go back TO the three
game series idea. Charlie said he
did not want the Villagers 10 think
they were sIlghted. Arrangements
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
WALLIS BIRDS SEEM
BEST IN CITY LOFTS

The West End Homing Pigeon
Club held a race Of its flyers re-
Gently from Bealton, Va. TO WI
mington. with eleven entries. Men
who have been following the sports
for years say that the individual
records OF the birds show up ex-
ceptionally well. Altogether the II
flyers sent or III birds which were
SHIPPED to Bealeton and released by
a representative OF the judges, at s
o'clock in the morning. The dis
tance to Wilmington is 151 miles.
The birds arrived as follows with
the owners being as named:
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
new CASTLE SET
FOR Big GAME
Say Wilmington Will be
Glad for Come Back in
Second Game
BENEFIT FOR THE
FISHTOWN BOYS
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Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Sept. 29.-Not-
withstanding the industrial depres-
sion. local organizations are sue
cessfully promoting various sports
and amusements and raising goodly
sums OF money. Bakes and moving
picture benefits are among the most
popular events. The moving picture
benefit to be given this evening in
the Royal Theatre for the benefit Of
the baseball team. promises to excel
all others from a financial viewpoint.
Several hundred tickets have al
ready been disposed Of by Manager
Jimmy McDevitt.
The funds raised will be used to
procure bats and balls for the game
TO be played at Harlan Field Satur-
day, when the local and Wilmington
home-talent teams will cross bats
in an effort to prove that the claims
OF local fans. that New Castle has
the best lot of home-talent ball
players in the State. either to be
true or false.
One OF the local hackers has this
to say: 'While the big town has
more people to help make the big
noise, New Castle will have the
crowd that will holler them down.
We're coming to the metropolis of
the State with the avowed inten-
tion of making 1t clean up. The
Wilmington boys are hoping t. beat
New Castle in the first game and
then laugh. but when the game is
over, Charlie Givens and his crowd,
we know, will want another game.
when they get the word play
balll on Saturday, the people OF Will
mington will see the most formid-
able aggregation of horsehide
punchers to overcome from little
old Fishtown. They are all set and
the big city crowd is going to have
its work cut"
With either Slim Wilieys or Andy
! Miller, the speed BAH artists, supple
menting their rapid fire with a gen.
eral mixture OF real goods the lone
shore boys expect to cause conster-
: nation in the ranks of the speedy
3 Wilmington bunch. even with the
redoubtable Dick Hughes or the not.
able Hawk Hayes on the hilltop
Behind the bat will appear the old
reliable Dick" McGrory or the ris.
! ing young maskman, "JekeI" Nc
Daniel. Either of these receivers
will show the big town bunch thai
fish is food for Drawn as we'll as
brains. The rest OF the team will be
made up OF players who have been
with the big town teams the past
season.
Arrangements are being made to
operate buses to and from Harlan
Field and this city. From the gen.
eral street comments on the game
the largest crowd of Fishtown root
ers ever to go to Wilmington will be
on hand to make noise more than
Wilmington has ever heard from the
worthy town OF fishermen and stee
workers. Plans for accommodating
something more than 500 rooters
are being made By the New Castle
management.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
READING AFTER
DUTCH ROBINSON
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Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, Sent 90
(Dutch) Robinson. who pitobed ar
ball for the Hanover team Of tbe
Diue Ridge League during the past
season mas returned to the home OF
ms parents here for the winter.
hooinson's work attracted the A..
tention Of managers Of several
teams In other leagues and II Is
hkely that he will be sold. After
the season closed at Hanover he
went to New Haven in the Eastern
league for few days but Hanover
recalled him although Hanover
wanted to buy him. 1t is also said
mat Reading OF the International
League has made an offer for Rob
inson.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
There's still "A few more
drifting I'm and they Will be
used as they arrive.

Chess enthusiasts, and there are
quite a few in Wilmington, are
polishing up their boards. the field
Of action for the kings. queens,
bishops, pawns. etc. for a busy sea-
son. The Brandywine Chess Club
is one OF the most active organiza-
tions OF its kind and the members
expect some big battles. Outside
players OF national reputation will
will be invited down for the weekly
meetings on Tuesday nights to ex-
plain intricate and simple points in
the ancient and honored indoor pas
time.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
BRANDYwINE VS.. NINTH WARD

The newly-organized Brandywine
A. c. will clash with their friendly
rivals, Ninth Ward. on Saturday;
Campbell, ]. Russo. L. Landens. ].
Chickadilla, e. Springs, Latcham.
L. Shaw, S. Shaw. NJ. Landen, Ward
F. Russo, John Paradee, Knapp. p.
Grubb and Fincher are ordered to
report for practice at Twenty-sixth
and Market streets at $50 O'Clock
this evening. Fincher is team man
ager.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
THIS TIME LAST YEAR.

Babe Ruth made his nifty
fourth and last homer of the
season off Dave Keefe at Phila-
delphia. Six homers were made
in the two games with the
Athletics, the Yanks winning
both.
National commission decides
to begin worlds series in Brook
lyn instead of on American
League grounds.
A. II. Tearney, selected TO
preside as chairman over the
Little Worlds series" between
Baltimore and st. Paul.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
PicI,s ParIIslde nnIx
Ed. Battleaxe.
Sir.

Ed. Battleaxe,
Sir:
l have been following with inter-
est the different baseball players,
suggested to you. as the pick of Will
mington and l desire to say, the
judgment, and abilities Of some
people. on picking an all-star base
ball combination is questionable. In
fact some OF the players, named as
the pick are practically unknown to
me at least and / consider myself
sort Of an authority, having missed
but very few games of interest.
Were ] an official authorized to pre-
sent the all-stars. l would take the
Parkside nine, that was playing when
the All-Wilmington opened this year,
and who are still with Parkside, and
who will play, when adequate op-
position is offered. BY that mean
they will play as Parkside, and not
Parkside Travellers which has been
cleaning up the first class attrac-
tions in the city playing only twi-
light ball. South Side-Eden re-
fuses to play Parkside, Lorraine can
celled and just a word about a game
between Eden and Parkside. Man
ager Brady has tried every way pos
sible even Offering a side bet of $1,000
that Parkside is, always was, and
always will be a better organization,
than South Side-Eden, in baseball.
or any other sport, and il manager
Grant, takes this without. giving
Parkside the much desired game.
the fans will know we have done
our share for offering better base
ball.
Yours in Sport,
Parkside Rooter-s Cluh
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
PICKING TIE PICK sure


PICKING THE PICK sure
caused some furry which
goes TO show there is quite
some interest i'm the grand
old game in this mans
town. We never expected
that there would be so
many choices of the best
baseball talent in Whining
ton when he made the an
nouncemenf that they would
be published II they were
sent in. Charlie Givens
who Is handling the Pick of
Wilmington against the Pick
OF New Castle says the sug-
gestions were a great help
10 him. So many of the
lineups were sent in that
additional space outside of
'aThe Battleaxe" was ncces-
sary to get them in and a
bunch of them appear else
where in the sport columns.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

II looks as II we are go
ing to have a great sporting
match in the near future
between the Diamond State
Homing Club and the West
End Homing Club. Both
clubs want TO back their
racing birds against each
other, at least we take It as
such from the defis hurled
pro and con. II will be
something out OF the ordi-
nary for the local sporting
fraternity and should at
tract more than a little at
tention.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
RAYMOND. HoRRA. RI1sY.

Ralph Raymond and Johnny
Horba, who battled with each other
for the welter crown of Delaware
several times are now working out
together at the Keystone Field Club
Both expect to appear in bouts in
the near future.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Speaking about lights, IL seems
that those Chester promoters who
were supposed TO stage that show
Mt the Chester Fair Grounds on
Monday nj ,ht must have had some
other excu " beside that time worn
aIibi-misundclssan with the
electric company. They sure to
ovcrwork that song and dance-no
electricity. It's a cinch that some
Of the boys who we're supposed to go
on and their managers will light
INTO the promoter If they ever meet
I'D with him.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

HALF SESSIONS START
ING SOME DAY NEXT WEEK
HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED
FOR THE NEW YORK
SCHOOLS. THE WORLDS
SERIES WILL BE ON.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

tion for the "All Star Team:
Hook, c.
NOVEL;, c.
shanner, o.
Huqhes o,
. Slaughter ID.
r. Smith, 2b.
J. coyle, SIS.
hicNih, 2b.
kempslc, CT.
Gerstenberg, n.
Nitchie, r., D.
Greenwood, utll. ID.
Red Wright, utl. infieider
thanking you for your valuable
space,
am.
Very truly yours,
A Fan.
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Dear Battle Axe or Pick Axe:
1 submit the following list to rep-
resent Wilmington against the pride
OF New Castle:-
NOVEL; C.
Masten, c.
Hughes, o.
Hayes, ..
Ingram, D.
Coyle. IS.
Slaughter. ID.
r. Smith, 2b.
Meknlff, SD.
Gillespie, H.
G. Smith, c.
Nltchle, r.
G. Smith, uti. In.
e. Boyle. utl. o. 4.
Taylor (all around utl. mani
Glvens, manager.
In picking the above team have
tried TO combine all around ability
and knowledge OF how the game
should be played.
Yours in sport,
]. Carl CDick") McGuipan.
-t-f-t-
Sports Editor,
VIII you kindly publish in your
columns the following names 10 rem
resent Wilmington in Saturday
game with New Castle:
Novel;, c.
Hayes, o.
Wolfe. ID.
r. Smith, 3b.
Wright, IS.
mcNin, 3b.
Gillespie, r.
Glenn, CT.
MAT. Mat. Donohue, II.
Hooh. p.
Hughes, D.
Nltchle, ..
Slaughter. ID.
Cole. 2b., S.
Patten, Sd.
Ike Smith, outf.
Respectfully yours,
A Fan.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Charlie Givens pilot of the
Pick of Wilmington wants
Hawk" Hayes 10 get in touch
with him. Hawk" is the
choice for captain OF the all
star combination. Charlie can
be reached by calling phone
93fO.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Wonder whether all those
records we hear about these
days are real, or whether
there's a talking machine
around.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Gotham's Roaring Forties will be a
riotous morgue' when the roaring at
the Polo Grounds gets started.
They'll have 10 divide them into
cheering sections.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
Axe'iom:
Axe'iom:--
Some fellows get half-iit
so they can think they are
bright.
f.ft

Harry Grant manager of South
side-Edcn has ended all doubt as 20
whether the Little Brooldynites are
willing to meet the winner OF the
MarshaIlton National Guards game
Harry says he is all set TO send his
boys against the crew which comes
through on top in Saturdays game.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29


Second day birds: Querey, Kogut,
r. Porter.
AT a previous race. the same club
held a 10O-mile race from wash
lngton' ID. c., to Wilmington, the
birds coming in as follows: Fred j.
Wahl, first; Fred J. Wahl. escond; f.
r. Uilton, third; f. Porter. A. Kara
gus, +. Mcdowell. The second day
birds were: Burk, Kogut, Querey.
Minawaski
Some OF the individual members
OF the West End club say they are
ready at any time now to meet the
Diamond State Homlng Club mem
oers' providing the match can he
made interesting.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

We see by all the front pages
that fellow down at the Havre
de Grace track bet $4,000, didn't
Win centime and still made a
KILLING. He shot himself.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Sian. Ines rs
Yesterdays RESULTS.
American League.

American League.
Boston, 5; Athletics. 4.
Only game scheduled.
National League.
Chicago, 3; Cincinnati. 1.
Brooklyn, 9; Boston, 8.
Other teams not scheduled.
pittsburgh, 9; Philadelphia, 6.
Cincinnati. 8; Chicago, 3.
Boston, s; Brooklyn, 8.
Brooklyn, 8; Boston, 0 (2d gm. }
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Penn State has erected
four huge arc lights around
the football field to enable
the gridders to work after
dark. Boyl Page the I'M
perial Wizard.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
National League.

TODAY's SCHEDULE.
American League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
st. Louis-Detroit not scheduled
National League.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
Only game scheduled.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
KEYSTONE GRIDIRoN MEETING

football meeting will be held bv
the Keystone Field Club in its quar-
ters. 2o4 East Fourth street tonight
at $50 O'Clock. All interested in the
gridiron sport are requested TO at
s@-d
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Use the Want Ads to secure good
positions as clerks, and accountants
during the coming week.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
Picking the Pick

TOM
FIshbaek. c.
Novel;, c.
n. Hayes, p.
Ellwoed, ..
Briscoe, p.
Slaughter. ib.
Cole, 2b.
coyIe. IS.
Flynn, sb.
Wolfe, uti. Inf.
Gillespie, RI.
Nitchle, CT.
Donohue, n.
oerstenbero, utl. Of
Yours truly,
Richard Miller.
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Dear Axe:
Here's my Pick OF Wilmington:
Hoeh, c.
Hayes, o.
Hughes ..
r. Smith. 50.
Slaughter, ID.
Cole. 20.
McNiff, sb.
Gallagher, II.
Glenn. Ct.
Joe Condor.
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One OF the lineups sent in and
signed ID. w. contains only players
OF the Five Points team.
-f-t-t-
Dear Editor:
Look at this Pick.
Hayes, ..
Hughes, ..
Masten, c.
Novel;, c.
Burke. c.
Wright, c.
Wolfe. 10.
p. Smith, 2b.
Underwood. IS.
coyle, IS.
hayhart. IS.
Patton. 3b.
Ike" Smith. n.
r. Glenn, CT.
Winaate. n.
Booth, utility.
Lowell utility.
Patterson, utility.
Francis J. slattery.
Mgr. Parkside Jr.
-t-t-t-
am sending you what I think
Is team that can well represent
Wilmington.
y. Eckrlch, c.
NJ. Relnholx, o.
a. Relnholz. ..
(. Sabotta, ss
!. Ihieiemann, IS.
z. koltch, tb.
G. Agster, ID.
I. Eekrich, 2b.
D. Patton, sb.
7. Butler H.
W. Mcbride e.
NJ. Eckrich, n.
Long, utl. infieloer.
=. Euls. utl. outnelder.
Yours in sport,
link" White.
-t-t-t=
Dear Axe:
AFTER looking over the ball plav.
ers OF Wilmington. would surees
that this team would trim the Pict
of New Castle.
Novel;, c.
Fishback, c.
Hayes, o.
Nltchie, o.
Wolfe. 1b
Smith, 2b
Underwood. ss.
McNiff, So.
Patton, Sd.
IKE" Smith, n.
Glenn. Ct.
Booth, r.
WriRht-ali around player.
John Slattery, Sr.
Sporting Editor.
Evening Journal.
Dear Sir:
VIII you kindly publish INV s4l>-
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
Picking sports


THE Battleaxe" evidently started
something when It suggested the
ptcking Of the Pick OF Wilmington,
regarding baseball talent Lineups
have poured in from all portions of
the. city and suburbs which goes to
show that a great deal of interest is
being centered in the game on Sat
urday at Harlan Field. in which the
Psck OF Wilmington will oppose the
Pick of New Castle. They have
been published as near to the order
OF their arrival as possible. Here
are. some more:
Battleaxe Editor:
Ny selection of Wilmington's best
10 cope with the Pick Of New Castle
follows:
Flshback, c.
Masten, c.
Hayes. o.
Hughes, p.
Jess Coyle. ss
VI Sal Slaughter, ID.
rs Russ Smith. 2t.
Dewey Patton 80.
5sb McNin, 3b.
Lex Gillespie, n.
.fu GeretonbcrQ NJ
Eddie Boyle. cf
Frank Glenn, Ct.
Casey Morgan, n.
Philip Holmes.
-f-f-f-
Dear Editor:
Those looking for the pick Of the
best ball players in the city should
look over this list I have been
an All-Wilmin gton fan for years aad
lover OF the game. I would pick
men who can hit as well as fed. or
vice versa. Here Is a team which
can hold the Pick OF New Castle.
Flshback, c.
Nitche. ..
Salters, 2.
koltsch. 10.
c. Smith, 20.
Gilbert, IS.
Patton, 3b.
o. Gsrstenbera. n.
.or Rettino, RI.
Get them together il you want the
best
d. Hammond.
1925 Claymont st.
-t-t-t-
Sports Editor:
Eoilowing Is my pick OF the best
Dali playing talent in Wilmington.
Ernie Masten. c.
Hawk Hayes. ..
Seoreie Smith, 2b.
-, Jesse Coyle. IS.
Babbo McNln, sb.
key Smith H.
~ lnkie Nltchlc, e.
Lex Gillespie, n.
Jack Hayes, uti. Of
KID hynson, utt Inf.
This team cannot only play in the
hefd but sure can hit the old annie
What say, McDevitt7
A Picker.
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Dear Battleaxe.
Your campaign for the Pick o.
Washington sure has the local fol.
lowers OF the national game inter
ested. Here is my choice 70 So
down the Pick of New Castle. in bat.
tins order.
John Cole. Ct.
NJ. mlnker, H.
Coyie, IS.
1l r. Smith, 2b.
Ntchic, n.
Slaughter, ID.
iNt Mzstcn. c.
Hoch, c.
n Hayes, ..
Eilwosc, o.
Bob Cunningham.
The Battleaxe,
- Dear Sir:
Am enclosing a team which
think would be the Pick Of Whining
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
News in Numbers

for the second game TO be played at
Battery Park Saturday a week were
made at last nights meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Yours in Sport,
Parkside Rooters Club.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29

Am enclosing team which I
snnok would be the Pick OF Whining
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE

State Of Oklahoma. County of Garter:
In the County Court-Probate.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
Of an order of the County Court Of
Carter County State of Oklahoma,
made and entered on the 14th day OF
May. 1921. the undersigned guardian
will offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest and best bid
der an oil and gas mining lease on the
Goth day OF May. 1921, at l o'clock p.
m, the following described lands sit
uated in Carter County, State Of Okla
homa, to.wit:
West half, northeast quarter, south
east quarter. east half. northwest
quarter, southeast quarter. northeast
quarter, southwest quarter, southeast
quarter and northwest quarter, south
east quarter, southeast quarter of Sec.
l3. T. S., Il. 3 f., containing 90 acres.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold
on the following terms and conditions
to-wit
Cash, upon confirmation of the sale
by the court and delivery of lease by
the guardian.
Said sale to be held in the County
court room OF Carter county, Oklaho-
ma. at the time above stated.
Dated this l4th day of May, 1921.
p. $. FROST, Guardian.
published in Daily Ardmoreite sun
day, May 18th, 1921
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15
NIadin Personals

Mrs. weaver Johnson Of FL Paso, ar
rived In Madlli Friday morning for
visit with her sister Mrs Ed Dunn and
family.
Miss Marie King Of Ardmore was in
Madlll Friday morning Ell route to
Denison, for visit with her sister at
st. Xavier Academy and TO attend q
recital by pupils Of the academy Fri
day evening.
H. G. King who had been in Madlll
visiting his daughter, Mrs, J. A.
Wright, returned to his home at Paris,
Texas, Friday morning.
Miss Empo Henry. domestic science
teacher in Madill high school, left Fri
day morning for Chiekasha 10 attend d
meeting of state teachers engaged in
teaching home economics.
Mrs. Il. L. Rltchle went to Mead Fri
day morning TO attend the closing exer-
cises of the Mead public school Mrs
Lonnie Kersey who was Miss Jonnle
Ritohe until last Saturday, when she
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
CUTS WAGES OF SKILLED LABOR

Oklahoma City, May 14.-Notice Of
reduction in building trades wages here
amounting to sS a day for plasterers
and lesser amounts for other trades,
was sent to the various crafts today BY
the builders association OF Oklahoma.
The reduction would bseffective June
10.
According to X. c. Marriott, secretary
of the association the action follows
request Of the association three
months ago that wages be voluntarily
reduced Marriott said the unions re-
fused TO agree to the cut.
According to the notice plasterers Will
be reduced from sl2 TO S9 brick lay
ers from S1l 10 $9 cement workers
from $40 to IS; carpenters from S. 10
81; iron workers from SS TO s7 lathers
$40 to IS; hosting engineers SIS to 81
and sheet metal workers So to 81. The
wages Of painters is 10 be reduced IS
TO 81 at the expiration of their pres
ent contract, July 2l the notice said.