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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-08-11

the rain, this being the second year
that has happened-and Roger re-
turned Tuesday, disappointed.
The George Rentz home was the
scene of merry-making on Wednesday
afternoon August 2, when crowd of
young folks gathered there to celebrate
the birthday anniversary of the little
Rentz boy and Of Mrs. Chatfield's
grandson The afternoon was spent
in playing games and at four O'Clock
very fine lunch was served.
A representative from the Dixie Mu-
sic House, of Chicago, was in our lit
tie city Friday evening in an effort
to organize band. A large crowd at
tended the meeting held at the fire
hall that evening and 'twenty-four mu-
stefan ssigned up and hereafter Wey-
erhaeuser will "Say it With Music. "
0. w. Malmgren was chosen as presi-
dent, and George Good, as secretary.
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FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK
WESTGRANT
Listen for the wedding bells

Listen for the wedding bells!
Mr. Miller has started to paint his
house.
Mr.. Stanger was Ladysmith caller
Monday.
Mr.. Raber was a Ladysmith caller
Saturday.
Udell HERMAN sawed wood for Mr..
Veseley, Tuesday.
The limbaugh family motored to
Holcombe Sunday.
Mr. Umbaughs mother, of Indiana,
is here on a visit.
Ude1l HERMAN sawed wood for
Mr.. limbaugh ON Friday.
Several from here attended church
at Ladysmith Sunday.
Miss Emma Welder spent Sunday
with her brother, Charles Welder.
Messrs. Raber and Stranger had
lightning rods put on their barns Tues
day.
Miss Freda Stranger spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Stranger.
Quite a number of the young folks
took supper at the Miller home Tues
day evening and helped Hugh cele-
brate his Dist birthday anniversary.
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SHELDON

r. e. Mccain has bought new self
binder and now the oats will have to
catch it.
L. w. Cox has been under the wealth
or of late, and not able to get out for
several days
Sundays storm was only a sprinkle
hereabouts, whatever it was to the
northwest of us.
The many friends of Harrison Cox
were pleased to see him able to be at
the picnic Saturday, very thin but well
on the gain.
Mrs. Agnes Van Horn, of Ladysmith,
came down Saturday to attend the
farmers picnic and remained to visit
relatives here for a few days this
week.
Among those from away attending
Saturdays picnic were D. j. Summer
Bugher, Gerald Maloney and the four
masculine candidates for sheriff
There was also goodly bunch of peo-
pie from the direction of Jump River
Mr. and Mrs Whitney Umback and
daughter, Lucy, started last week
Friday on trip in their car to points
in central and southern Wisconsin to
visit relatives Miss Elda Mccain
and brother, Cecil, are holding the
fort" at the Umback place during their
absence.
The farmers picnic held in the park
at Sheldon Saturday, Aug. 5, was a
very pleasant affair and well attended,
considering that it is harvest time, and
work pressing on many farms. There
was a fine program and several speak
ers on matters of general interest, ag-
ricultural and political. A baseball
game after the speaking, and dance
in the evening were the closing fea-
lures of the days enjoyments.
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MAPLE CENTER

Will Hurley is cutting his oats.
Miss Hazel Barnes, of Minneapolis,
is visiting at home for a couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. J. Wier and Mrs Campbell, OF
Chicago, visited at Hayward over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Rowe, of Lady,
smith, and Geo. Eden and family were
visitors at the Barnes home Sunday
Evangelistic meetings will be held
all this week in the evenings at the
Cleveland schoolhouse. Everybody
welcome. The meetings will be con.
Quoted by Rev. BoldOn.
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CHERRY PARK

Eva Boustead spent Sunday with
her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. p. e. Steubs spent
Sunday with relatives in Ladysmith.
Miss Flora Steubs, of Ladysmith,
spent last Wednesday evening at the
Shultz home.
Chester Ref, of Ladysmith, spent
a few days this week with Cherry
Park friends.
M. J. Steinhilber and son, John, and
Mrs. Frank Ptacek transacted business
in Ladysmith Tuesday.
Mrs. O. E. Erickson and son, Enoch,
visited at the Dan Peterson home at
River Heights, Thursday
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PICKED UP
UNCONSCIOUS
Cedar Rapids Lady ThOwn From
Wagon and Dragged Sew
eral Feet

Mrs Jacob Evjen was quite badly
injured in runaway last Thursday
afternoon while on her way to Glen
Flora. When turning the corner by
Mr.. Wirth's place, the horse became
unmanageable and Mrs. Evjen was
thrown from the wagon and dragged
several feet. She received a cut on
the head and badly bruised back and
hip. She was picked up unconscious
by Mr.. Wirth and carried to his home,
and a doctor was called. She is rest
ing easy at her home at this writing.
A. R. Everts attended church in In
gram Sunday.
Oscar Pearson went to Minneapolis
on Friday, returning Monday.
r. A. Young and Werner Holm made
a business trip to Ladysmith one day
last week.
Jay A. Peterson and A. B. Everts
made a business trip to Hawkins Mon
day afternoon.
Ted Williams, of Iowa, came Fri
day for a few days visit with his cou-
sin, Carl Kreklau.
Mrs r. A. Young has been laid up
with poison ivy poisoning the past
week, but is better at this writing.
They spent the time sewing shirts for
the donation sale, which will be held
Aug. &c, in the Pioneer schoolhouse.
Mesdames Krogstad, Void, Moks-
mes and Lessard were entertained by
Mrs. Peterson Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Andy Krisick and children, who
have been visiting at the Frank King
home for several weeks, returned home
recently.
Mesdames Geary, Frey and Hill, of
Ingram, attended the Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the Krogstad home GWednes-
day afternoon.
Fred Youngberg and M. A. Berg
set started work on the Pioneer school
house Monday morning. They are
putting in more and larger windows.
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BIDS WANTED
BIDS WANTED for material and

BIDS WANTED for material and in
stallation of water and sewage
system for the Weyerhaeuser high
school building in Joint School Dis
trict No. 3. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the clerks Office. The
school board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids-C. A. HOVE
LAND, District Clerk. 1919
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University doctors made 1859 visits
to the rooms of sick students last year
under the free medical service supplied
by the University of Wisconsin.
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Twenty foremen in Sheboygan fac
tories recently took a training course
offered by the Wisconsin University
Extension division.
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MEN WANTED for general logging
and railroad construction by New
Dells Lumber Company at New Dells
Spur, Kennedy, Wisconsin; sawyers
and teamsters $40 per month and
board General work and swampers
$50 per month and board steel gang,
$40 per month and board 16-17W A A
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WANTED TO TRADE

az ACRES miles from Ladysmith,
rolling sandy loan soil, river bound
airy on entire north side. Will con-
slider good secondhand car as first
payment with balance in terms to suit
purchaser. e. M. DAHLBERG. 1913
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Wool is now worth 25 cents per Id.
locally. It sold at shearing time fol
80 cents.
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CELEBRATE THIRD
ANNIVERSARY
Helping Hand Society Holds
Picnic-PersOnals Items
From WeirgOr

The Helping Hand Society or Weir
COR held their third anniversary pic
mic at the Stage home Tuesday. Three
years ago the 7th of August (Gladys
Pluntz's birthday a few of the women
gathered at the Pluntz home and or
ganized the Helping Hand Society.
Mrs. Amos Finch was elected as the
first president. In the three years the
society has helped paint the church,
finish the woodwork, and put in a
chanceI railing. They have also paid
$40 of the 500 debt that was on the
church at that time When the
church was built Rev. Kundert as
sumed the debt of $500 on the church
in order that it could be dedicated.
They hope to pay the remainder soon.
Credit should be given to the Lutheran
ladies who helped raise the last $25
that was paid on this debt Mrs. An
drew Haynes is now president Of the
society, Mrs. Cummings is secretary,
and Mrs. Vandalen, treasurer.
Miss Mabel Foss, of Exeland, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Henry Foss and
Mrs. Humphrey.
George Pluntz and daughter, Beu-
lab, went to Ladysmith Monday to
consult a dentist.
Miss Sena Nelson, of Hayward, is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Ruid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley and children,
of Burlington, Wis, spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Sickler home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nelson and
daughter, Sena, visited at the Ruid
and Harper homes Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Wequist and son are Wis
iting Mrs Wequist's sister, Mrs. James
Stagg They arrived here Friday
morning from Des Moines, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Grosskl and son,
of Muscatine, Iowa, visited their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Clark Bow
en-, last week. They drove through in
their car.
Margaret Olive Wedmark arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Robert We'd
mark at Rush City, Mimi, June 25th.
here as Miss Stella MCGOWAN.
MI and Mrs. Adrian Vandalen and
children and Mr.. Foss drove to Che
TEX Sunday in the latter's car to visit
Mrs. Vandalen's sister, Mrs. Walter
Bennett, and their son, Gerald Van
dalen.
Mr. Larson arrived here Sunday to
visit at the Peterson home. He re-
turned Wednesday evening to Mime
apolis, accompanied by his wife and
children, who have spent the past
three weeks at the Peterson home.
Misses Sadie Hess and Ruth Dehl-
niger returned to their home at Wall
sau Saturday, after spending the
summer at the Bollensanger cottage at
Bass Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Dehlinger,
of Wausau, came after them in their
car.
Rev. J. e. Kundert, of Rice Lake,
conducted services here Sunday. Next
Sunday there will be no services or
Sunday school but everyone is expect
ed to attend the confirmation services
at Exeland. There will be a picnic
dinner at noon.
Word was received here this week
from the Poland family saying that
they had arrived at Secor, Ill, and
that they thought they would stay at
that place instead Of going through to
Arkansas. Secor is their old home,
where they lived before coming to
WeirgOr.
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Legal blanks? The News-Budget.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILES

BARGAIN in model 80 Overland. Good
condition. Priced right. MARK
r. BELL. ct
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HELP WANTED

MAN wanted to drill or dig well,
drilling preferred. Inquire of
CHRIST MELLUM, Ladysmith. 16-17*
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OVERLAND for sale practically new,
for 5000. Inquire at $40 w. Miner
av., city it,
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

NEW 7-room house in good location.
Only $500 down. Balance monthly
payments. DOYLE & FALGE co. lift
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
R,isier

). muc,, nee j rain /, II in
this section the first Of the
week. Eve,yb' dy is re- tjoicing
over it as the ground is thor
oughly wet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pr ugh are
visiting the l1lte1's ais er, Mrs.
N. +. c. uI'tr.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ go Tncms :.
visited near utieyville Sunday.
and atte ended the tent meeting
being held there.
Walter Martins have moved
to their homestead as George
Kiliinaworth and family arc ex-
oected ~ arr i've here most any
day from Texas.
R. R. Shelton and far liz visit.
81 Aaron Kings Wednes day.
Several people took dinner at
Noah Pemberton's Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Coulter, B. F. Whitaker
and wife. Il. Il. Shelton and
family, Ethel Whitaker, Allan
Landers. Earl and Audis Martin,
Marv Preston and Max Sclu-
mann.
2. M. Chapman and H. l.
Mere. Jr.. spent Sunday al
roli:son's and Lon'rums.
Mrs. Howard Melons condi.
ton is en- improvement to the
good. is the latest word received
from Springfield.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
West Flats

Everybody farming. 4
Qu,. number of people from
this nejghborhood were in
Springfield Saturday.
Singing was success Sun day
hight = seemed letter than
Usual. 1t will be at Omer N y
ers next Sun day night.
Clsude EnsIey has sold his
crop and il going to Kansas
where his wife has been in the
hospital for come time.
Miss lola NOISE from Burns.
Kans., is visiting her sister Miss
Mary Morse uf Springfield, and
Uther relatives Uf Baca county.
Miss Grace Seym ur aud
Lance Cole were married Sum
day. A so Miss Florence Powell
and Onver torDes Saturday.
w. 3. Burton and daughter
and F. T. McCully were Gus on
the road all Saturday night from
Springfield on account IT car
rrOuvie.
Barry Kaox and family Of
Hoopup, Colo, returned from
Winfield. ksns., Sunday where
tney had been called by Tue
ueath vi Mrs. Knox'x brother.
Wnl Wilson. They spent Sum
day night with L. E. Crossiield.
Miss Qua Burton is spending
the week with Mrs. Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Graft and
son Phillip had a shcrt visit ut
John Nellis. Sunday evening.
Miss ed Mary Morse, lola Morse
and Nettie Finkle and Bun Co.e
and d. r. Burton spent Sunday y
afternoon at the home Of e. f..
Crossheld.
G. C. Smith and family stage d
in Springfield for the show Sat.
urdsy night.
g. c. Ensley was in Springfield
Tues day.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Prairie Queen So.

Sunday school progressing
nicely-60 present Sunday. Ev-
cry bUdy is invited to attend.
Everybody come out 10 prayer
service and singing g and training
service on Thursday night.
The Loyal Workers will meet
at Mrs. Steadman's June IA.
We wish to thank Jctt Hdw.
Co. for the quilting frames he
donated TO the ladies of Prairie
Queen.
Uncle Billie S'inson ia able to
te up gun
The food sale was a success
Saturday.
Sam Dunbarr's nephew and
family are here ON visit.
Vivian Jones spent Saturday
and the night with Tina Gotten.
Jno. Robinson and family
spent Sunday at Chet McClar
ans home.
lhs Ghildren's day program
and services will be arranged
for the last Sunday in June.
We are glad to announce that
we received a nice letter and a
hearty greeting from Bro. New
by of Holly.
Joe Hoover AID family visited
her mother at Utleyville Sun
day.
Come to Sunday school next
Sunday and you will come again.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Miss Ruth Golden -c.osed. e4.r

Miss Ruth Golden c..osed. ~ r
stlop nt Bic r ok Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. CIR ntham were
at B ckford's after eggs to 81 t
an in cubator last Wednesday.
Jim Coveriail's spent Friday
at Bickford's.
Last Monday was neroplare
day on the flats, twelve being
,ern poing southeast.
eunderstand Charley Sutton
and children will leave for
Plains. Kans.. next Monday.
Joe Murphy moved back to
town Thurs lay.
Mr.. Robinson's ground fee d
at Bickford's last Tuesday.
Harry Bambers' have moved
over to Mr.. Hills place. Mr..
Hill is going to Miss ouri on ac
count of poor health.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Okley

Most every brdy is taking m
interest in the debate at Potato
Butte.
Rev. Clark left for Denver
Wednesday. MIR. Smith taking
his place.
The dolby man is now at Chapel
Hill getting ready to build the
new hall.
We trust that all who have
promised a donation on it will
send in their money at once.
Ladies' Aid will meet at Okley
-chool house each Thurs day
afternoon.
Ever, body seemed to be l.leas-
ed with the blessed good rains
We are getting.
Graveyard working was al
most a fl l.sh as it rained and
most ev'r rybody had to leave.
W. L. G stems and family,
and Frank Steodnan and family
took dinner at M. T. Jones Sun
day.
Whoat is looking fine in this
locality.
Lahugh McGinnis and M. T.
Jones are hr, at.g sod on tie
Higgin'. ranch.
Enl Knott happened to q very
bad accident-team ran away
with harrow running a tooth
hin is leg Saturday morning.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
din ner o. the grou nd.

dinne o.. the ground.
Bailey Wells and family and
Mrs. Sandre spent Sunday at
Herman Mitchell's.
Dan Haffner and Lester Finch
delivered hogs to Elkhart the
last of the week and Verl Finch
delivered spring chickens.
Minnie Baugh spent Sunday
with Marine Haffner.
c. Logston Is having . well
put down OF his place.
The Pride Sunday school is
planning for q picnic in the ne,r
future.
Mrs. W. Swaserty went to
E'khart Saturday to see Mr.
= SwaRerty. who is there taking
treat ments.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Pilot Point

Pl.n'y of rain this week. Row
stuff coming 'ine.
A debate to be pulled off at
Pilot Point Saturday night by
George Jones and the Campbie-
il. preacher of Springfield. II
always pays to hear smart men
talk.
The mail man came in time in
spite of the rain.
Wheat looks fine.
John Richard visited at Roy
Johnson's 8 this week.
Five airplanes passed, going
cas-, this week.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Villas

v lids
Wheeler's fine milk house and
water works in ION nection are
just about complete.
Everyone will he at the school
election Tuesday the 9Th.
Chae. Greenstreet is starting
back to Cullisop, Kans.. soon.
Several good rains during the
week.
Wheat fairly good here.
We note the Republican says
Mr.. Young has q dewberry-no
new thing-hundreds in the
county for years and years.
The News of stonina ton SAYS
Stonnsto to n got her frat has bal,
defeat from Elkhart. Not there
Via. gave them one and can
give them another.
Two ball games at Villas Sum-
day. Rcdle3.Vilas. Sand Creek
Villas.
No aspirahts for Office at
Villas. Can you truthfully ray
the same of your eoimmunity?
1.-THE baseball games netted the
team over $500 last Satur day.
Mrs Yokum writes from the
Pacitict coast that she is fee ing
b ,t'e-.
Two more stray dogs land ed
at Blanc1at's lately. Rats
leave a sinking shin. The dogs
eame from Spring field. The
dog CT cher was too slow that
time
Andrew Capansky Is on the
sick lis.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
North Flats

Arthur Sn,rt return d Mon =
day from Colorado Springs. lie
reports a cloud burst between
there and Pueblo last Saturday
night that did q lot Of damage
to bridges.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
A Few Sugge stions

body-omit ''Mr" when the given name OF ini-
tiais ere u,ed-spsll days Qfrycck 1" fuli-esa
abhsssiatc titles before r,sncs. ri-ewiss spsl In
s-n-Abbrsvia.s tn. state oais wh-n county O
postaehce 10 Riven-"And." not obssrve
this sts.ctly-''A little huinor now ard then. 10
feiIshsd hv the best Of mep;'ii but leave out the
personal fur nie.. and all personals that might
displsase- Mail letter. Saturday WHEN possible
Monday will do. Tuesday has . chance. Wsdnss
day 100 late.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Breezy Ridge

Tie Children of Thns. Eskew
are erioying the ~ha' ping
CO :gh.
Paul Fischer has plowed over
go acres Of sod on the James
Michael place and is drilling It
to kafir corn.
John Opfer wss IN Springfield
"Wednesday to attend court. He
was examined and granted full
citiz' n. h p pa apeis. Ctas. RIM
mer and Mr.. c. nkle were Wit.
nesses.
Emmett Simpson and Clifford
Simpson do not seem 10 be en-
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Eoti-. of Adj.=:tnc1t cay

Estate of Willie N. Denney.
deceased. All persons kavirk
claims against said estate are
hereby notified 10 present them
for adjustment to the County
Court of Baca county. Colorado,
on the Goth DAY of June. A. D.
1922. at 2 O'Clock y. nj.
Jennie M. Denney,
Administrators Of said estate.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09

j,5:ng tie ab cree nf their
wive'. ana expressed 'hense "
in Waraa appreci.iisn OF the di =
ner served BY Mrs. Dpfe. SuL-
day.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
'e TO-
Graad View .-----.s

0Io3u vtUW
We are having plenty Of
oistur 1T present.
Dow Chick and wife and Billy
] nivan attended the ball game
3. 1ilas Sunday.
'..,eryone- enjoyed themselves
q. the dance at Prairie Dell
e.h ,oi hous. Saturday night.
Wn. e. Dunivan spent Satur-
day night at the E. V. Chick
b me.
Al. Hubbard spent Sunday
night with Nm. Dunivan.
Rich .rds ball team will play
TO sand Cats from near Two
j ttes the 10th on the Richards
d. mcii. There will also he
h '.e races. wrestling and
b ak ling.
Io' > ,nkins spent Wednesday
N ~ g.,.th Billy Dunivan.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Antelope Flats
More rainy weather.

More rainy weather.
Mr.. Hickcox and sons made a
trip to the Coburn ranch Fri
day.
Ray Robinson is plow ing sod
these days.
Rev. and Mrs. Rrbin son and
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davis
visited at Ray Robinson's Sum
day.
John Duerstein was on the
flats Monday.
A party was given at Elmer
'ohnson's Saturda night. Ev-
Aryone had a coed time.
Dick Oxebreider visit ed at
Cliff Harris Sunday.
A surprise dun ner was given
for Charles Hill and family
Sunday as they are leaving
soon.
Methinks parties that were
out Wednesday night got vet or
tayed out all night.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
Prid

These ine showers are cer-
t.in!y ..,preciated and this IL
c tai, " f1ne growing weather.
In ride Sunday school will
! hal IT what 10 known AZ the
S IL, grove June 1lth. with
T. .ng in the Afternoon and
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09
" lin PA-chc. ~. Henry

y lin Pl-chc' a"' Henry
Gn "JA
j.,r A''s!. -. i" -"
Annat ell Holland ) urlh has
been quite sicA-is Improving
nicely.
Some of The children are
> lring Lam ort out in thti-
e IA .r'.' day $40. ar.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-09

Mckinley
News i, scarce.
Lots of nice rains.
Some are having to replant.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-23

outset of the meeting. All attending the meeting declined to say whether the alliance meant more than pledge of moral support" among tn various groups, and said the question was largely one for future decision.
 The IF organizations that are par ties to the agreement are The United Mine Workers of America; The Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America; The Order of Railway Con- ductors; the International Brother hood of Stationary Bremen and Oil CTS; The International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers and Help CTS Brotherhood of Elacksmiths Drop Forgers and Helpers, The Switchmn's Union of North America, The International Association of Ma chinists, The Brotherhood of Rail road Signal Men of America, The In ternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America, The Brothrhood Of Locomotiv Bremen and Engineers, Tn Ordr Of Railway Telegra phers, The Brotherhood of Railroad Train men, the Railroad Employees Depart ment of the American Federation of Labor, The Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Engineers, The United Brothr- hood of Maintenance of Way Elm ployes, The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. and The International Asso- citation of Longshoremen.