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The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
NUMBER TWO
RESULTS
FATALLY TO N. z. LONG
Hay Hauler Receives Fatal Injuries
Saturday.

N. +. Long. hay hauler for the
local alfalfO mill received injuries
Saturday afternoon that caused his
death about / 80 Monday morning
While attempting to alight from
a load OF hay, he slipped and fell
behind the team and was kicked on
the head The team then started
pulling the loaded wagon against
him and sliding his body along the
ground. He was able to care for
his team and workman about the
mill did not consider him seriously
injured. However, on attempting
to come over town he fell and was
Immediately placed under the car"
of physician, The nature of his
injuries prevented medical skill
frou giving him relief, internal in
juries causing his death,
The body was embal.nrd hs ill.,.
Morich furniture CO., and prepared
for shipment to Bartellsville. Okla.
His mother and brother arrived
Tuesday and accompanied the re.
mains to Oklahoma
Neon Edward Long was born jan
uary %, 1879 in Missouri. He came
to Holly from Fowler where he had
been residing for several wears m"
only recently filed on an 50 acre
tract four miles south of town.
There remains six girls and two
boys of this family, the death of
Neon being the first in the family.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

w. s. Partridge left Monday noon
for La Junta. Mr.. Partridge is
president OF the Arkansas Valley
Ditch Association, and with other
members of the association is max.
Ing a survey OF the flood damage.
The Amity canal seems to be the
least damaged of any OF the canals
taking water from the river 1t is
feared at this time that the Fort
Lyon canal is so seriously damaged
that several weeks will elapse be
fore water can be furnished which
will mean the loss Of crops in the
territory served by this system,
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

3 base hits: Minor |. Cooper l.:
lst on balls off Thompson 2. OF
Phifer 0; 2 base hits. Tully !, Phi
fer l, Cores /: Home runs Helbeck
Il. struckout by Phifer u. Thomp-
son A; double plays, Tully to Ward
to Cooper: Cores to Wilson. Bat.
teries, Thompson and Kelley: Phi
fer ond McMurtry.
Lamar won from Fort Lyon by
score OF 10 to 3.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
River R.mains At Flood stage


Heavy rains up the river the past
week have maintained the water
in the river at a high stage all week.
A force OF men have been on the
river bridge to prevent the weaken.
ed portion going out. New piling
has been set and the weakened
span anchored and braced, main
tanning traffic with the country on
the south side. Holly has been
very fortunate in not having the
trade with the south side inter
rupted at this time when thous-
ands of dollars worth of harvesting
machinery and supplies are being
taken out.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
Ms.ons win Picnic Tomorrow

Eastgate Lodge. No. 1f3 and the
local Eastern Star lodge together
with the Granada and Coolidge
lodges will picnic tomorrow at the
Hornberk farm southeast Of town.
Well filled baskets are being pro-
vided and big dinner will be en-.
joyed at the noon hour. Swings and
other sports are being provided for
kiddies and ball game viii prob
ably be staged by the older mem
bers of the picnic. Every Mason
and family are urged to be present.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
DsBus-Leonsrd

, The marriage of Miss Laura De
Bus and Mr.. Glen Leonard, was
solemnized Sunday evening. June 10
at the St. Joseph's church, Rev. d.
A. Barry performing the ceremony
that made them husband and wife.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM DeBus and Is SOC
ial favorite among the younger set.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. A. Leonard and is held in
the highest esteem by his many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard will
reside at the Model Dairy farm.
The Chieftain joins their many
friends in well wishes.
I. N. SwaffOrd spent Wednesday
in Lamar.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
Daniel oyisr

Daniel Oyler. a resident OF the
Lycan neigllborhood, died Monday
morning and was buried Tuesday
forenoon in the Holly cemetery.
Daniel WIS 81 years old at the time
OF his death.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

r. F. Snodgrass president Of the
Snodgrass Food Co., Of Trinidad
was in town Tuesday evening.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
Cancelled ch.ut.uqu. Contracts

The Standard Chautauqua people
who had contracts at Las Animas.
La Junta, Rocky Ford and Ordway
have cancelled their programs this
year, owing to the flood conditions
in these communities. The Stand.
ard people have a reputation of be.
ing. very liberal in their contract
policies and the cancelling OF these
contracts would indicate they wish
to be fair with their patrons.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

In due time the alluvial deposits
left on the bot.omlands by the
great food will greatly enrich the
soil, but just at present they are
source of annoyance to the far.
uers whose lands were In the path
Of the flood.-Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23
Making Survey o. River

Civil Engineers Mum and Savage,
representing the Unites States gov
ernment, were in Holly Saturday
night and Sunday, making sur.
vey OF conditions in the Arkansas
valley and the Amity canal A
thorough survey is being made and
when completed recommendations
will be forwarded to Washington.
urging that the national govern.
ment aid in preventing recurrence
OF the great disaster Of June 3 and
4.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-23

Miss Katie Rockwell left the lat
ter part Of the week for Washing
ton, d. c. after an extended visit
with home folks.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

MILAN, "a: second. Evelyn Bolster
Mcmillan Use: third. Lagalle kon'
ki~, Aaroa. zoe.
Biceuits FIRST. Lucille Cory, Or.
ehaIsra. 81. second. Jennie Walter
FiIer. 7se; third. Louis Baker. soc.
Cinnamon Rolls FIRST. Birdie
Monte. Kimberly. 81: third. Louise
Bussing. Filler. soc
Cookies First. Vera Trneblood,
Kimberly. 81. second. Eva Mossiey.
naross Use: third. Ruth Brown. Ma
roa. soc
caks-F First. Ruth wolfiey. kim
berry. 81. second. LayalIe Konkle.
Msroa. 7se; rhird. Thslma Moore.
Filler. soc.
Poultry first. Viola Diehl. aaroa.
900.
Beets Irene fsoweisby. orehsiera.
400.
Onions Walker Bsftseh, Aaroa. 81
Tomatoes Hazel Williamson. Maroa.
400.
cabbge-Leo Lsohner. Maroa. 81
canfsioape-Homsr Bradley. Ma
roa, TOO.
watsrmelon-E Edith More. McMiil-
an. 400.
Pumpkins Cola fowelsby. Orehai
era. 100.
Squash Paul MoseIey, Aaroa, 81.
Sugar beet special BY Anslxsmaf-
ed Sugar Co.--First. George stod-
dzrd Mcmillan. 100 pounds sugar;
second Roscoe steddard. rs pounds
sugar; third. Leona stoddard. so
pounds sugar.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29
THREE Filler STUDENTS
ENROLLED THIS SEMESTER
At UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. MOS
COW. IDAHO. September 2s--: En-.
roilment OF s75 freshmen In the first
two days OF the new school year
more than belonged TO the freshmen
class at the Insight OF the i920-i92f
term-ssarted the present season OF
the University OF Idaho off with n
rush. The first two days enrolment
was $50 ss compared with sos for
tho first two days of last year or
these. AL were new students. where
as the corresponding figure for last
fall was SAL.
students registering from Finer
we're Lloyd shearing. Alfred Reich
ers. and Phillip Buck.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29
noss AND oInl.s Guns

icoanty Faif premlum awards con.
lnsea from last seek
nasaes potatoes first. yernon
oslmm. Mares. o. second. walker
i'~stseh. Maros. use.
kursi potatoes FIRST John Oar.
nell. Nsfea o.
usns ceFs first. Carl bradley.
Maros. "a. seeead. Roscoe stod
Gard. usNlllAn. fi.sos third. uav.
faoas Jehnson. MeMillan. 81
shsaf Cora First. Carl Bradley
M4Fea. o. -eecaa. Carl silver. Ne
Ntiizn. 81 50
whsat first. Ire Leohncr. Ma.
sne. o. sseoaa. Paul Moseley. Ma.
70. sites laird. Ralph nfown. Ma
80 81 fourth. Hemef iisadiey. Ma
80. 90 geais
fhsaf oheas Flfst. ROY Lasdr-
ssh. Msfos. o. .ssoad Homer brad
lev SaFoa 81 80, thlsd. rsai Nose
lef. Asfcs. 81. fourth uorden Diehl.
Wsres. 50 eents
aAfisa glnhs First. iernlee Wolf
lev klmbefu. 81 s~eond. g.u,h
nsore MsMlllsa. "a
SUGAR s~ess FIRST. Georxs sssd.
asfd. Ne MILAN. %. srsona. Roscoe
Hte1dsra. AIS Nliisn. o.. shira. Leo-
- sscadasa ueNiian. 81.
sswtax Eiret. Feta 0iles. Cur
~. a. e~ecna. iielee nowa. Garry
itei sktFs pefosssa cssm~s. Mar.
sassh. ses
Tea fe~si Ftrss. ysta naek. rep
isr islii. 81 se<saa. ra~sma Jsassa.
lts shird riisn resnsens see
s~stnx nas risss. sniiy Ma,
seaskf. Assoa. e.. seesaa. Mar 70.
ters. AsFos. Use: shird. osil nrssx.
hsuA. fAesisf lslgl see
Ii,esmess first. Csaslasts Rlsd
ptsn. NeaasAim xlx~ o.. seeesA
nsxale~ pssss. Assntaln ylsw. Tte.
sslra a<siesy oissaea. Aesnssia
xt~~. See
>sxhf Ue~a ftssi. Fxrn Giisk.
"a s~~esa issass t,o~a Gerry. rs~
thisd. ssss na<s. Fcsiaf Hsii. seS.
ssefsins usfs Strss F~rn clssk.
~. s>eoaa. urxs~ Crosse. Marco.
! Sc. thsfs smlly Nskeusks. uxsos.
E&f
ysdxs ApfeE fsra. Emns IA.
5os>hy. NsFo4. ga second Marie
r~tssss~. Noansain View. ssr. shira
0rls~ cro~no. Nssus. soc
Work Apron vtrst. Fern clisk.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

The payroll for District employees
for work performed during the first
half OF September. amounting "a
sIozs o.. was audited and ordered
paid.
Bill amounting 10 sisi2s3 IN Ia
yor OF y r. Phelps. for crushed rock
furnished from September 10 20 20
inclusive. was ordered paid.
Bond from County Assessor Stew
art ana County Auditor Sigg'ns nee
esaary 10 comply with the law in con
nsction With their handling tax mon
ey. ~as placed, AZ sio.000 each
After regular routine affairs had
been disposed OF. motion was made
and carried that the meeting be de
eIared adjourned
H. j. WEAVER. President
L.. g. HILL
ATTEST.
ARTHUR 4. ANDERSON.
Secretary Treasurer.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department 81 the Interior
u. 3. LAND OFFICE at HaBey
Idaho. September 2s. 1921.
NOTICE IL hereby given thai Mrs
Ora l.. Braekett. OF RogersOn. idaho
Who. on October 10, 1912. made Des
ert Land Entry No 0l200s. for SO
SEA. NWA sEA See. 80: T. IA s.,
II. Ia East; Lots /. 2. SWA NEA
SEA- NwA. NE4 sW4 Sec .. r.
rs s.. n. IA East Boise Meridian has
filed notice OF intention 10 make H.
nal proof under the provisions OF par
agraph 3 OF the Act OF March 4. 1915
10 establish claim 20 the land above
described. before II v. Powers. T. s
Commissioner. at Twin Falls. Idaho.
on the Atm day OF November. 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Berry X. Duncan
Aleck y. Player
Paul sehnell
Frank w. Messenger.
All OF Rogerson. Idaho.
BEN n. GRAY. Register.
First pub Sep, 20. 1921.
Final pub Oct. %. 1921
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

Ca October a. the psessnt owners
"a The Hseofd ~lii commence their
third yeaf a. publishers Of Flier'a
eeskiy paper
Altho TIE fec0fd a. such vas
started sit months previous 10 that
date. the new Record really dates
from October 4. 1918. and for ali IN
tents and purposes this newspapers
birthday ~as 90 that data
"a closing the fiscal year every
ba4ineaz firm likes 10 have sts
hasiks shos 40 a. good a. possible.
a. - yolame and cash business. and
likewise likes 10 reduce bills payable.
and c0nfers bills receivable iate cash
an hand
Ihs fteeord IL maxing a drive this
uqek 10 collect ali accounts due. so
iis October ] statement. marking the
close ~ TO years business. ~iii be
= ereaiisble one
rhoss knowing themselves 10 be
Indebted 20 The Record either for
subscriptions 90 advertising are In
ylted 10 help ~ celebrate our birth
aeY BY paying ,hsif aeeoaata this
seek
Thankai
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

un
AND MRS
what wonderful thoughts come ap
when these two abbresiations are
printed 10 news Item what IN
tense human Interest these portray.
Ia the cosatry weekly paper. they
take ihe one bis place Ia all items.
from the simple Walt 70 relatives. TO
The larger matters Of human life.
NJ and MFs the great news
item ~ shs adverse. the bfinser OF
feeoileetions b. the man far from
hens. ~ho takes bis old home to~a
pspef ana reads the items OF Mr.
ard Ms and lots hia mina wonder
back 10 me days when he knew Mr..
aud Mfs. "a knee pants and shalt We
say, short skirts
it4 the home town paper where the
real M and Mrs news items occur
--ssA TO receive tbs home town pa.
per week Ia and wesk out IL 20 know
the sfeat happenings Of the world.
the dolaxs o. 'Nr and Mrs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

o.. recosa. Inez Mcdonald. Curry
1ses third. Helen Dowd. Curry. soc
Napkin FIRST. Aisa Stevens. Cur
~. 81 Second. Gsnsviese Stevens
cnrsy. 7se. third. Pearl stevens,
-. Soc
fie...silfeh Towsi-Flrst. Elaine
Mann. fiIer. o.: second. Hope Nc
KinIey. fiIsf. 7se: third. Mildred
Nelson. Mountain View. soc
seaiIoped To1sl--Plrsf. Bertha
Alecleary. Filler second. Coda
smisb, Filler; third. Paulins Buckley.
FILLER. soc.
Linen Darn First. Cecilia Drex-
Ter. Mountain View. o.. second. Paa-
line Buckley. Filler. Use. third. Gsns-
We've Stevens. Curry. soc.
Princess Slip First. Cecilia Drex-
Ter. Mountain View. 81. second. Mary
Alice Otter. Mountain View. Use.
third. Wilma Meier. Curry. soc.
Wash Dress--Flfst. Gsneyisse Ste
yens. Curry. o.; second. Mary Alice
bitter. Mountain yie~. Use; third.
Esalne Mann. Filler. soc.
Iiemmed Pateh--Firsi. Hazel Me-
Do~ell, Mountain View. 81: second.
Helen Mcdowell. Mountain View, Use;
third, ycima Grimm. Maroa. soc.
i'aIamas FirAt. Jane sierer. Ma
rca. o.. second. Hazel williamson.
Maroa. Use: third. veims Grimm.
Maroa. zoe.
Kimona--First. Mabel Smith.
Mountain View. 81; second. Anna
DresIer. Mountain View. Use; third.
Grace Malone. Mountain View. soc.
tain View.
Smoek-First. Anna Drexlsr.
Mountain View. 81: second. Mabel
smith. Mountain Wow. Use. third.
feima Grimm. alaroa. soc.
skirt--First. Helen Mcdowell, !
Mountain View. o.. second. Mabel
smith. Mountain View. 75e: third.
IA smith. Mountain View. soc.
Apples -Layelis konkls. Maros.
~.
Aprlcoia--Ruth Brown. Maroa. 81.
urrants--oertrude Jones. Mountain
flew. 81. .
cherries--Ax Agnes shubsrt. orehs-
ara. ti.oo.
Psars-Ruth woifisy. Kimberly.
4 90.
reaehes-Irsas Bowleaby. orcha-
ara. ti.oo
franes lila Smith. Maroa. 81.
BLACK berriea--i.avale konkle, Ma =
pa. o..
Dewbsrries Effs Besr. MeMnI-
a. 81 90
'oooseberrles - Jessie Landreth,
Iaroa. 400.
Red RaspbsrrIes - Gertrude Jones.
Ioantain View. 800.
Black Haspberries - Gertrude
pass. Mountain View. 100. !,
Nhubarh~-0 Gertrude Jones. Noun !,
ia View. 100.
Peas Ruth Brown. Maroa. 81.
nsans Irene po~lssby. orchala-
!. 81.
pee,s-~Axnss shubsrt. orehaIsra. q
90.
Tomatoes Cola Bo~lesby. orchal-
"a. u.
corn-ila Smith. Mafoa. 81.
bcsf---irsns Boweisby. orchsIers.
go. y
rork--Lavslie kcaklc. Msroz. 81. u
chiesen--Agnes shabsrt. orchal- q
a. yi.0o. .
F'ish--i.avalls Kookie. Maros. ".
ieily Ruth woifisy. Kimberly. 81 n
Jam Ruth wolfley. Kimberly. 81
Pickles tavaiIs Konkle. Messs.
90.
Relish Ruth wolnsy. Kimberly.
90.
iiresd FIRST. nssty Bolster. Me- /,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-29

The State Game Warden has clos
ed 10 big game hunters for this sea-
son those portions OF the counties OF
Power and Oneida situated within
the boundaries Of the Mlnidoka Ma
tionai Forest. THIS area a locally
known a. the sublett country.
n. ID. CARVER.
Forest Supervisor.
PROCEEDING OF THE CoMMIs-
sioNERs OF THE Filler HIGH
WAY DISTRICT.
Filler. Idaho. September ~. 1921.
The board OF commissioners OF the
Filler Highway district reconveasd in
regular session at their office az FIJI
er. Idaho. on THE date At the hour OF
400 y. IN.
The following members OF the
Board we're present:
n. J. WEAVER. President
~ l.. q. HILL.
ARTHUR y. ANDERSON.
Secretary-Trsssare
The minutes OF the previous meet
lax were read and approved.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
American Ports

BALBOA, Dao 24---SaiIed Fairfield
City tfrou Shanghai}, Philadelphia
BALTIMORE Nd. Dec 25--Arrivea Va
guenot, Fort Loboss Tonesit, Helsing lors ::
A. l. Kent, Loe Angeles: Wheaton tU s.
Transport New York. Sailed: Call,sto
(Dut), Bremen a@d Hamburg via Norfolk
Ltvingstonia {Br). Swansea; Virginia
CRIsTo aAI. Dec 2%-Arrtved. Shelly
(Br). Batirnors land sailed fer Callao).
Sailed st Joseph (Fr) tsrom Havre)
San Francisco; Alliance. New York Chau-
mont from philadelphia1. Manila.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 25---Arrived
Andrea Costa Gtall. Genoa. etc: Glen
doyle. Fort de France. etc; Nordstj jernen
(Danl. New York. William A McKenney.
New York; Alpine Range (Br) New York
GuTaaid, Port Arthur; # Gordon. Sa-
bine; Atlantic Sun. Sabine. Sailed: Pen
carrow (Brl. Genoa. Veerhaven CDut}.
Norfolk G 4 Flage Tampa: Laura dtal}
New York; New York City (Br1 Bristol
yt@ Norfolk and Nev York Joseph NJ
Cudahy. Port Lohos; West Inskip, Ant
werp and Rotterdam via New York: West
lsieta Vancouver. c and Los Angeles
Jomsnorg (Dan). Baltimore; Sovernmede
lBr). Santos.
PORT EADs La. Dec s5-Ar-ived: Mis-
sourt tFrl. Havre Sailed Atenaa Hocan
del Toro; Baton Rouge Galveston: Coroza!
Porto Ricoi El Isloo. New York; Excelsior.
Havana: Lake Elorayista. Cuban ports
hAnAxus tNioss HlueSiaidr; Ranoai. Tam
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Builders and Repair Yards
Now Cooperate Closely
Result Achieved in the Last
Year, c. 5. King States il,
Review of DEVELOPMENTS

Establishment for The first time in
the history OF American shipbuilding
OF real cooperation between the con-
struction and maintenance branches Of
the industry Is one of the years out
standing accomplishments of the At
lantic Coast Shipbuilders' Association,
according to its secretary. Clarence s.
King, in bulletin TO members. This
is due, he declares, to the recognition
Of the claim Of the drydock and ms
rinc repair interests that they are
equal in Importance to the building Of
vessels.
at Is significant" Mr., King said.
that we can look back upon the past
years unbroken record of prompt and
energetic cooperation, not only from
cur own members along the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts, but also from a large
number OF shipyard and marine repair
organizations which have kept in close
touch with our activities through cor
respondence and the associations pub
ications.
"The past few months have tested
the good will Of these closely related
marine construction and repair organi-
cations, and It has become plainly evi-
dent that they not only share the same
objects, but are prompted by a strong
desire to aid the association III main
tanning and encouraging g spirit OF
helpful cooperation that will promote
shipb llldlng as permanent industry
and insure the successful future Of the
American merchant marine"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26

Affei lat s4 45 ton as SO Dec "a
AgwiTroon 25 NE Jupiter Dec Is.
Agwssea so f Sand Key Dec Is.
Arden SO W Havana Dec 20.
Bayou Chico 1876 from Harteras Dec Sc
carnania expects tc dock at New YORK
about II AM Monday.
Casey lat IS SO lon SO 80 Dec 1A
Celtic EOS q Ambrose Dec rs
Cerro Ebsno 90 NE Jupiter Dec %.
Chester sun 40 NE Hllsboro Dec Is
Chester Valley 7C4 & Delaware BreAlzwGeer
Dec "a
crampton Andersen 80 NSE Ezatseras
Dec 20.
Cripple Creek lat a5 40 ion CO rs Dec "a
Dirigo 1913 NNE Hatteras Dec 90.
Eastern Admiral s56 e Ambrose Dec 2S.
Eastern Planet 1900 An brose Dec u.
Ecuador 430 from baltimore Dec "a.
El i.ago IS r Sand Key Dec %.
Faraby lS5 Ambrose Doc rs.
Federal 700 Sc Cape Henry Dec *
Gulfcoast 1855 NE Hatteras Dec %.
Gulfking 44 f Sano Key Dec IS.
Harry Farnun 20 w Matanzas Dec IS.
Henry Wilton &c NE jupiter Dec 20.
Hilton 24J S Scotland Dec rs.
Honoken IL WSW Montnuk Point Dec IS.
kenEecott 35 8 Ambrose Dec 25.
Lake Arthur 1875 S Scotland Lv Dec IS.
La Ike ElsInere 20l SW Tortugas Dec &c.
Lake Fairlie 81 SW Tortugas Dec 2b
Liberty Belt lat 35 rs Ion 40 2l Dac -.
Opelia 500 e Ambrose Dec 25.
san BenSto 24o Nantucket Dec 2S,
san Lorenzo 1A7 : Scotland Nv AM
Dec %.
Severencc 112 z Fire Ysland Dec es.
sins;nuwa 652 Z Ambrose Dec a.
Sc uerset $50 e Ambrose Dec "a.
Thomas II Wheeler so Fowey Roekr
Dec 25.
Tulsaagas ias IS IL lon 81 s. Dec ~.
Dec "a.
watertown & K Jupiter Dec %.
west lnskip Cape Henloper Dec 25.
West Isets rs : Delaware Breakwater
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Due To-day
x.aNl PORT Aronax
''s'n Lsaass. Shields Nov "a,
A''s'a sA& Antwerp. Nov E "'n'h''s'F ~ q 0'
hpe.,r,.. Caribbean o Co
&cuhp. Atlantic Gulf a Pacific Ce
-sEhorns Nov 25.. Three STAR Line
1psk.. A., Black Diamond = Corp
sssSs.' .Alexaadvis Nov So Export g 3 Corr
''A AdasF' Seattle. Nov ss.
sss.lse AZ Lei. Bordeaux. Dec Frsnnn Lins l-tns
'''aess Prince Gibraltar, Dec !.
sas Liverpool p'f 6.o whSs Gunsrc ;s5 Iins ins
sob,r n Nzrseiliee. Dec 10. Fabro Limo
"o'o'eilow. San Pedro. Dec 3.
''''a"'cA AA-neillos. Nov -, -'''' -''-'
''ass Los Anrssea Nov Ss-se 20 =" ~'" q 20
hs,. Moor. Mccormick
MsaeS' CRANE, Havrs Dec IL. French Line
'l'''sFo@sn. Eolssrdarn, Dec II.
a'ant Clinton. nan,bSrs Dec 15 Line
Nrs sso. United American Lines
palIsss.scs santos Dec : Moore 4 McCorrnios
auisss Curacao. Dec II Red D Lins
CT Thomas, Dec 20,
~ anna Guayaqul Dec Il .t. .Carihbsan 3 GO
'"-o. san Juan. Dec 20.
" 2 Il Porto Rtcc line
oix~, oUc 2o-znorrOW
e' eou'aainDtcn. Deo 81.
''''''' t'0thsnsura Dec Is. h''' o'AF '-ih'
''a'd''sA0ra Innshal@. bss "a Line
~s''s0 asvsnA, Dec "a Kerr q Co
Ny 6 Cuba Mail T. 9 Co
4an Due Wednesday
gInds,.lsr 4srseilies. Dec 1s. Dollar LIN,
lpsfis london. Dec H. Cunard Linz
l ksss.tncit, L, Dec S.JAs " Eiwall 4 90
AoSSh. Los Angel Tee TZ
sanpsss. c,, Luckenbacn Line
ahsnsv aa,vrstnn. Dec 2l..Mallory Line
sV@Aa' Dec 2A-.....W Ward Line
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Jobless in Church Tell
How Unions Failed Them
Methods of Federation Also
Criticized by DIR. Holmes as
Barring Willing Workers

The American Federation Of Labor
was criticized at meeting held in
the Community Church, Thirty-fourth
Street and Park Avenue, last night to
discuss labor questions. The 800 per
sons who attended heard the experiences
of four Of the unemployed in their
efforts to obtain work and how in every
instance, they said, they were de-
feAted by the Federation.
DR.. John Haynes Holmes, pastor Of
the church, said every man who is able
is entitled to work, but that Il q man
does not live up to The rules of the
American Federation Of Labor he is
prevented from working. He declared
that the Federation means "the elite
OF the working world"
'Tf you are not member OF chat
society,"" he said. you have no right to
exist. no reason to look for work.
He then introduced Sidney Godfrey, &
painter. The young man said he had
scrubbed decks, washed windows and
dishes and cleaned stores TO live. He
sold toys few days ago in Fourteenth
Street "and made so cents"
"And then | got job as painter
Godfrey went or, "and worked TWO days
when al agent cf the painters union
appeared and asked me for my card
told him I had none, and asked il
could get one. He told me could L
7 paid SIS"