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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
PENN STATE HAS BIC
WEEKEND PROGRAM
Two Basketball Games and
Wrestling Meet Will BE
Held Next Saturday.

STATE COLLEGE,. PA, Feb. IL
The biggest week end Of the winter
sports season thus far Will be un-
folded at Penn State next Saturday.
with two basketball games and n
wrestling meet ON the home mats
ana u boxing contest against the
Army At West Point. Cornell will
com" here for the dual wrestling
meet with Coach Dctar's Nittany
grapp!ers: while both the Pitt varsity
ana freshmen cage teams play return
engagements on the armory court.
The Penn State wrcstlcrs open
their season at l.chiEh tonight with
five new faces in the lineup The
hiuc and White mat ricn have won
the intercollegiate title Cor four CON
secutivc seasons and are out to
repeat this year. Cornell is expected
I" be the biggest stumbling block In
the Penn state path. and just how
big an obstacle the Ithacans are will
he discovered next SATURDAY.. The
state team was handicapped last week
by the loss OF Tiny McMahun. vet
Gran heavyweight, who Injured his
neck. but Coach Dctar has plenty OF
confidence in Jess Sarson. the 49,
pound hoy who viii wrcs,le his first
meet against LchiGh. Captain Wat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
0LD-T|ME GAMBLER
IS DEAD IN Havana
Doc Owens, Who Special
lied in Ocean Steamer
Playing. an Exile.
hrs Associeted prcss.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. In e w 3
reached New York today or the
death at Havana on January II Of
W. j. Doc) Owens. "A notorious old
Tine gambler, considered one of the
mist expert card manipulators OF his
time. He fell downstairs at hotel
and h;cl soon afterwards
Gamblers here said his equal never
lived. lie operated mainly on trans
atlantic liners until the steamshi IN
companies barred him from sailing.
In 1906 he was reported TO have won
$500. 600 from William Thaw, OF
Pittsburgh. although both denied the
story.
For the last two years he had been
at Havana vainly trying to re-enter
this country. His attorneys here sait!
he left a substantial estate In Ha-
vanR and London.
owens generally worked with Il
confederate and. in addition, had un-
cGnny luck.
When he arrived on the steamer
Majestic from England in 1905 the
passengers presented him with low
ing cup for refraining from card
playing during the voyage. He
broke int" the headlines at the time
OF the TitaIic disaster when IL was
reported In the press on both sides
Of the ocean that he had escaped in
Il lifchoat ~ Disgusting himself as a
woman. He denied the report and
said he would bring suit for libel.
but he never did
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
SET WEEK OF MARCH Il
FOR AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Will Be Staged in New CoIisc-
um. President J. a. Kline
Announces
Announces.

The annual automobile show Of the
Richmond Automotivc Trad. Assucia-
ton will he held in the new Coliseum
on the old Richmond College campus
from March IL to Is. according To an
nounccment from President Kline.
Passenger cars. trucks and acccS-
series Will be displayed in the forty
i've spaces for exhibitors. Those in
charge OF the show are confident that
II viii be the best In the history of
Richmond
Last year truck dealers took no
part in the exhibition and these cX-
hibits are expected to be one Of the
features of the 1872. show. The Coli
scum is the largest building In the
city and affords considerably more
space than the Grays' Armory. where
the other shows have been held
Space allotments Will be determine
at a meeting OF the association in the
CITY Club i'll the American National
Bank building tomorrow night The
opening night OF the show falls on
Saturday and the closing night the
following Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
FAST BOUTS ON PROGRAM AT
BROADWAY ATHLETIC CLUB
Young Bowen and Mike
Ertle Comprise Main
Fight Tuesday.

Iekc Smith. match maker Of the
Broadway Athletic CluD. announced
yesterday that he mas arranged one
OF tn. best programs that has been
here this season. for the regular
monthly smoker which viii be. held
Tuesday night at the club on Laurel
and Broad Streets Mr. Smith de.
ciar"s that tn" men on this program
are tn" fastest that he has ever been
able to secure and every bout Will
be feature within Itself:
"fount;" Bowen. 1873 mounds. of
Washington. aud Mike" Ertcl. la5
pounds. Of New York. will comprise
tn. main light Of six thrcc-minutc
rounds Bowen has won the last
'hr"" nights that h" mas participated
IN here while Ertlc comes as one
OF me fastest and most experienced
men OF his class in Gotham
The s.mi-f inaI bout. Of six three
minute rounds will be fought between
frankie Williams. 1872 pounds. Of
Richmond, and Ariic Whit. lo0
pounds. Of New York. The winner %,
this light viii be matched with Char
lie Holman, Of HopcwclI. At an early
date.
four Two minute rounds between
HrcedE whitney. 1872 pounds. of Rich :
mona. and Roy Underwood. lis
pounds. OF Richmond. will compris.
The special fight This bout prom iscs
|" be one OF the best on the bill.
Frank Metz. i25 pounds. OF Rich
inond. aud Young Casola. i25 hounds
Oh richmond. viii go the first pre-
iiniharE battle. Both of th.s. boys
hre ABOUT e"eniy matched and a sim
light Is expected
Several other fast nr.,;,,,
nave been planned among some n,
me best local boys obtsinabIe. All
'heSr flnSm"n are in III. best a,
CONDITION ana training. and each viii
:" III with the determination Ia win
'he o! the hest battle royals ever
staged In Richmond Will end tho
regular program.
All The lighters who are To mar
''c'P"'e IN this program have agreed
upon 'addy" Mills as official referee
Mi'is formerly lived in San Fran.
cisco. whcr: he has refereed son,s
OF inc best fights ever seen in tbr
United States. wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
EXPECT 400 ENTRIES
IN ATHLETIC CONTESTS
North Carolina Indoor Games
Will Be Held in Dur.
ham March 10.
Especial TO The Tlmcs-Dispa,chl

t'P'clai To The Times Dispatrh1
~ hliAM, y. c.. Feb 1.-THE fire,
North Carolina championship ,n,,non
annette games have been schedule,
!" oe he!d In the Star Brick waro.
mouse IN Durham on the evening of
=" ~ ny action of the coaching
OF TRINITY and Carolina ANA
IA ,nf co Operation of the Durham
VI Z. y. The indoor meet is some
thing new for North Curolir, nr,,
VIII eclipse in number of elirib,c
teams and the variety of evcnts mn
hth!e'ic event ever staged fin tho
state Four hundred entries FROM
Soi'eees' nigh apd elementary schools.
aud association clubs, miIi,arv
units and Industrial cubs OF tho
state are expected to take part Ac-
cordinS to plan. the meet viii be
staged each year
Under details worked out by Track
Coach Steiner. of Trinity. elected
mead coach for next year: Coach Fet-
Ger OF Carolina. and NJ r. ClorL
physical director OF the Durham Y
inherent events will he scheduled for
inherent classes OF competitors En-
Try blanks will be mailed out shortly.
regulation indoor track events will
be scheduled
" '"i hiich warehouse, where
the meet VIII be held. will provide
space for a fifty-yard straigh,-awav
and other events. and at the same
time accommodate number of sper
tators. The meet is expected 10
arouse more interest than any ath
letic event scheduled In the State In
some time. In order TO care for IN.
crowds OF spectators who are being
planned for. the Carolina blcachers
VIII be brought TO Durham and sci
up in the warehouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
nine TO
GET AN EARLY START
Light Training Periods AL
ready Arranged for Dia-
mond Candidates.
SEEK Al onrH ro UMPIRE
Chief Weakness of the Team Seem.
10 Lie In the Pitching Stnm-ItIg
stable ~ Iiurlcrs In Needed for
Heavy Schedule.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHhRLOT'TESVIl. VA, Feb. II.
Manager Il. V. Hatcher. OF Vir-
rinia's baseball team. has returned
from Washington. where he was in
conference this week with r s Sui
iivan. who has signi:icd his desire TO
come to the University Of Virginia
an head coach OF the baseball team
MIR. Hatcher today announced him.
self as being highly satisfied with his
interview with the man who has
met ldcd champion teams Ia 10th
major and minor leagues In past
years. and the General Athletic As
ISOLATION is expected 10 take action
i'm the matter in the next few days.
Sullivan IL one OF the pioneers Of
the national pastime. He took the
New York Giants and the Chicago
White Sox on Il tour OF the world in
1913. and next June Will leave for
England. Ireland ana France to make
arrangements for the coming OF two
major league teams "a. the end OF
the playing season In l322
Manager Hatcher also has been
CORRESPONDING with Al pr,h. National
that Orth will ofliciatc at all OF the
home games this spring.
Light training periods already have
been arranged for the Orange and
Blue diamond aSpirantS, and many OF
the ndidat"s for the varsity nine
are already following u schedule en-
hracing light work outs with view
tc getting the players In the best
o. condition az the very outsetto OF the
season
Tho chief weakness OF the team
seems TO lie IN the pitching stan. as
the schedule includes many fas,
teams which require 4 large STAFF OF
capable hurlers AZ present Roh Hnr-
rison. Of Cincinnati. pitching ace for
the past two seasons and captuIr
OF last years nine, is following a
rigid schcdul. OF daily work outs IN
order to get his twirllng arm In the
best of shape before the opening OF
| the season on March -. when Vir
ginia will play Lynchburg College or
| Lambeth Field
Ril! Dunn. Of Rlchm9nd. IL capta!r
OF tho varsity nine. Other letter men
| eligible for tho team this spring ar.
Darlington. Parrish. Mahood. Sexton
in readiness 10 don their uniforms
| Dietrich. Lowman and Holland. from
| last years hrst-ycar team. promise
! TO he strong competitors for this sea
| sons varsity. while Carlyle, formcrl \
| OF Wake Forest. should prove "A val.
liable addition to the inheld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Vigor of Youth In
A New Discovery
Science Produces IL Nitnliyrr superior Ia
Famous CHM Observation-Disclosures
Power OF ~ Isnrk From Africa.

Have you lost your youth. vigor and
'prp'f Does life seem dull and work
grind?~ Don't worry. Science has discov-
cred a new vltaliZer superior even to the
much discussed goat glund' and monkey
gland" treatment.
The principal ingredient Ia an extract
from the bark Of an African tree. II Is
said TO be the most anna ling inyiSorator
ever discovered. Combined with IL arc
other tonic aud vltalizing elements of
proved merit. In mos; ca sss. the com
round produces marked improvements In
day or two. and in u short time the
vitality is raised. the circulation improved
and the glow OF health Is felt In every
part.
The new vita!.cr contains expensive
chemicals. but manufacturing In enormous
Quantities has brought the cost within the
reach al all. Furthermore. the Iabora tor
les producing this new vitalizer. which is
called Re. Bi!drnEs. are 80 confident OF ats
power that they Cncr II ou the basis Of
mo results no pay
Any reader OF thia paper may test the
new discovery without rish Send no
money, hui lust your name and address
to the Re-tld Laboratories 1874 Gntcway
station, Kansas tity. Mo. and ~ fuil
treatment OF rs Dl!l-Tnbs viii be ma lied
Deposit Sc ana postage with the pbstmun
on delivery. " not d ,iight"d by tn. re-
suits ~ the end NJ week.. noiify the
In laboratories and your money will lie re-
funded In full. Do not hesitate shou,
accepting thl. test otfer, az Il 10 fully
l-xISArAa1acd--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Tanker saves Fishermen.

PROVIDENCE. r. L. Feb. IL
Tossed about for more than twenty
four hours in their small motor boat
OF the Florida coast. Harry T.. I.ans-
ing, New smyrna. Fla. and Alton
Davis. Fort Pierce, Fla, two red.
snapper fishermen who ply their
trade of the Florida coast. were
rescued Monday afternoon by the OF!
tanker Satanta, which made port TO.
day from TampicO. y heavy south
cast gale had crippled the motor
boat and they were heading up to-
ward the open sea. The men at
lracted the attention of the tanker
by using mop for distress signal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
10 DRIVERS WILL COMPETE IN 25O.MILE
AUTOMOBILE RACE IN LOS ANGELES
IBy Associated press1

least ixte
the
a.
speedway, be the
lion In
be
to cncr include
Eude Jimmy Murphy
THOMAS Harry iarz Eddie Miller ne
in
o b.
W "e car OF his
OF
oeeh given out Mt the Mr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

son. llJ-pounds and Ochrle, it5. arc
the TWO veterans on the Sittany team,
newcomers being Wcinschenk, -i25;
Evans. 1856; Parks. l5s. Wilson, l7j,
and Sarson. heavyweight.
Coach hermann has mis- basketball
team primed for the return con-
test with Pitt. The Lions upset tho
dope somewhat last week when they
downed the Partners 80 to - on tho
litt floor and 1t is known that Andy
hcrr men are out for revenge wh-r.
they come TO state College next week
me piuying OF Stan NcCollum, star
football end OF last season, has
strengthened the Nittany quintet at
IT'S weakest point. and Mac Will prob
ably get the call to start as running
mate 10 Johnnie Reed at forward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
SEEK HIGHER TAX
LEVY ON BACHELORS
German Parents Of LnrEc Families
Urge Action by
RclrhstaE.
H:y Associated Press. }

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE National
Association for the Protection Of the
Family. composed of parents with
large families, has decided To AJAX
the Rcichstag to increase the tax on
bachelors and childless parents 10
per cent. The proceeds from the in =
creased tax would he used for n child
welfare fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
SEEK TO REFUTE
HOOVER'S CHARGES
Russian Relief BODIES fn 4. =. Resent
Allegation They Are
C0mmunIstIr.
IBy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Feb. ll.-Executices OF
the American Committee for Russian
famine Relief today tclegraphcd
PRESIDENT Harding "A request for an
'pLof'nhity to meet and 10 rcfutc"
III" charges said to have been made
against them by Secretary of Com
nnerce Hoover In report TO President
Harding. In which they said he stated
"t more IMAM 200 such relief or
s""'Mn''"hs operating in the country
are frankly communists"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
WON'T LET WOMEN
TALK WITH ACCUSED
prosecutor Says Familiarity In Court
Prejudiccs Jury IA Favor OF
Mrs. ObcnchnIn
tBy Associated Press.

X.
LOS ANGELES. CAL. Feb. u,
MIS-. Madaly'rno Obenchain, en-, .sei
with tho murder OF j. Belton Ken
nedy, Will not be permitted to con-
verse with women friends and well
"lshers In court In the presence OF
the jury when her trial Is resumed
next Tuesday morning. II was an
nounccd today.
on complaint OF the prosecutor.
VINO asserted the grouping OF women
about her. some of whom have been
observed kissing her, was likely to
prejudice the jury. Judge Sidney n.
Reeve, presiding Mt the trial. order
cd the bailiff to forbid such conduct
and to escort Mrs. Obenchain from
the room promptly at adjournments
and recesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
orchnrdIsts to Organize.

LYNCIiBuRG. VA, Feb. il.-Or-
chardists of tho counties around
i.ynchburG are pushing plans for or
Ganizat!on for marketing and stor-
age of future crops and plans now
are well under way for final organiza-
ton here at meeting To be held
February is. y cold storage plant
here is part or the Operative
plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Dnnvillc Police crrpplca.

pANNlI-I.E. VA. Feb. 1l.-Sickncss
and dcaths in families thinncd out
the Danville police force, Yesterday
almost to the point OF disorcaniZa-
tloh. TWO policemen were called to
the bedside OF their dying mother,
ah"'hcrs father died last night while
four are in bed with rheumatism ann
colds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
VI. & NJ. FIVE BESTS
RAND0LPH-MAC TEAM
Williamsburg Boys Victorious
in One.Sidcd Game by
39-io-l3 Score.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Feb. IL
The hve-man defense of the william
ana Mary basketball team was too
much for the Randolph Macon team
here tonight. and the visiting outfit
was beaten by the score OF 3? 20 ~.
Horace Hicks. formerly OF John
Marshall High School at Richmond:
G. Pierce AMI Harwood were the stars
for the winning team. scott. Il.
Gardner and NauIht did the best
work :or Randolph Macon.
y larr" crowd witnessed tha game.
The lineup:
w. & NJ. Position RIM.
G. riercc.... forward $50. Scott
Peters ...... forward .....R. Garner
iiarwood. center .... -. Gather
Young. ....... guard ....... Clark @
Hicks ......... guard Moscley
summary: urstitutions--Todd for
liaTwood: T.. i.'rce for Young. Lev
w for lilc.S: Henley Tor Peters !.
Hatcher for =. Pierce: Roa-r for -.
Garner: II. >;nI.IrT for Clarke. Nauuht
fer Scott; Ct@ton for X. ;i!r'.. r:
Clarke for ID. Garner. Goals frv,e
court-C. Pierce 90. Hicks (5). Iiar-
wood 90, Peters (a). Todd 90. Lev
Wy. II. Garner co, Scott. Vaught,
Roane and Clarke. Goals from foul
-CroXton, G. Pierce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Consider Modifying rInnt ou,ron,,D.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Il.-A confer
shce has been called for March !, =,
me department OF Agriculture IN
consider modification Of the losts NJ
puiDs. stocks. cuttings and scions NJ
iruit, rose stocks and seeds Of frui,
forest ornamental ami shade tron.
ard hardy shrubs" now imuor,cd ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
rev. II. $. Osborne Accepts caII.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. II.
Rev. IL. s. Osborne. rector OF St.
Johns Episcopal Church, Petersburg.
has resigned his post TO accept a call
extended him by the st. Johns Epis-
copal Church and chaplaincy or st.
Margaret School Chapel. at Tappa
hammock. Essex County. The resigna-
ton becomes effective In April, i'm
mediatcly after Easter. r"st
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Gun Explosion May Cost HIND.

DANVlLLE. VA. Feb l1.-pinck-
ney Young, farmer. OF Wcnonda.
may lose his left hand as result of u
shotgun explosion. He was hunting
rev days ago. when the shotgun
eNpioded' severely mutilating his left
hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
To Hold RcyIynl scrv,cc.

Evangelistic services at Eoee Me-
rorial Church. Nineteenth and F-ank.
lin Streets. OF which Rev. James j..
Cook is pastor. will be held all this
week each evening. except Saturday.
at o'clock. Rev. Andrew Allan, Of
sweet Air. Md. will assist the pastor
IN these services and do the preach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

,.--.,, % TIT Wills = BWtIer-
H. fchh!cton. .: j. Devine. o.
levine. Brown. 8: Owens. Z. O'SruI
van. Foul Soals-pcndleton. out
OF - owens. out OF {; O'Suiliyan
. out OF !. Substitutions-Turn for
anderson 0Sullivan for Miller. or.
hcia ls-Hargrove. referee: MIR. Dayis
tinekeeper; Harris. scorer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
WINS FROM AMERICAN
32-,o-25 Victory Gives Win.
ncrs Lead Of Two Games
for Championship.

The fast Aging Merchants National
Rank Guin, got stranGlc- hold on
first place in the BankcrS Basketball
League yesterday afternoon. when
they defeated the American National
Bank ave, - to -. This victory gives
them a lead OF two games over their
nearest opponents with only FIVE more
games To be played. The game was
their nfth straight victory this sea =
son and they have yet 10 taste de-
feat.
The Safest FOR Saving.'s team Sc
cured an early lead and Mere never
behind during the game. Playing a
line defensive game and Il splendid
passing game that the American team
could not break up 10 "a great extent
tho Merchants carried the ball To
their goal for many shots. The work
OF Anderson and ollie Dcvihc at guard
was o! the best seen on local court
TINS year. Buttcrworth made eight
goals from the floor and was ably az
sisted by pendleton. his running mate
VINO shot 1--WE. The first half ended
u to S
American made a great effort Ia
come back In the second half with
inc assistance OF O'Sull!van. who was
OUT In the first half They were
ioueht 20 standstiIl. however, both
'e"hs making an equal number OF
points The noor work of Jesse De-
VINE was Of the highest order hin.
i"r"' oil American. played "a good game
az guard Brown and owens at for
ward for American made an of ,bci.
POINTS except a lone field goal
mo l!nc-uD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

are suits Of excellent quality fab
RIGS; choice patterns; styles for
men and young men. The Innings
are durable; the long-wearing
sort.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES

Court yesterday Charges again.
 them were not vigorously pressed b the complaining witnesses.
 When arrested by Constable H. R. Elwood, a barrel of wine and a still was found in the cottage The place is said to have been source of supply for wild young men and even girls are said to have been seen coming from the direction of the cottage in a drunken state
 The charge against them was lodg- ed by Mrs. Alice Woods and the writ charges them with wilful1y injuring her property.
 They were held in s2o0 bail when first arrested and in default of it were committed to the county jail. In view of the heavy bail it was thought that a. stiff sentence would be imposed upon them and if the charges were pressed they probably would have received heavier fines as Prosecutor Bacon Wakeman intends to wipe out the liquor traffic and crime in Fairfield
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17

pointed town manager October 20,
 1921, and discharged February 27. and alleges further that he is no longer the town manager. claiming further that he ''stil1 without legal warrant, claim or right. used and eX- ercised; and sti1l uses and exercises, the authority of the office of town manager
 The case is returnable at 10 a. na Tuesday next, in Superior court. There is a feeling in certain quarters, how ever., that when called Tuesday a continuance will be sought. It is expected that Attorney John Smith, and the firm of Marsh. Stoddard & Day will appear for Hunter, who has the backing of a large number of Stratford voters, as well as a number of organizations, who feel that not only Hunters position, but the entire chapter granted the town by an cleo tton following passage of a bill by the state legislature, is at stake
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Stratford Trouble
 Now In Hands
 of Superior Court

Formal papers that. announce the transfer of Stratford's internal trou- bles from the town hall in the center of the old town. to the Superior court, were filed in the clerks office this morning. Attorney Israel Cohn appears for Frank E. Conine, descri'b- ed as a freeman resident and first selectnan of Stratford, who asks Town Manager R. H. Hunter, through quo warranto proceedings brought by States Attorney Homer s. Cummings, why he is still in possession of the office, equipment and power of the office of town manager of Stratford.
 Conine alleges that Hunter was ap-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Shoe Makers
 Seek Further Cut

Brockton, Mass. Match F - The Brockton Shoe Manufacturers As -sociation will seek a further wage re- duction on the ground that the ten per cent. ordered recently by the state board of conciliation and arbi- tration was pot sufficient to meet a demand for quality shoes at lower prices.
 The association, in announcement today to the ten Brockton locals of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union, said that at the expiration of the 60 day period provided by agreement il intended to ask the board to reopen the general wage issue. The ten per cent reduction. the annodfcement said was not commensurate with re- duced living costs.
 The boards recent decision affect ed 10000 workers in A factories Several of the uions involved also have voted to have the issue reopened 60 days hence.