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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
LAW PROTECTS GROWERS
BODY AGAINST DUPL|C|TY
Furnishes, Too, Those Seeking
to Induce Signers to VIC
late Contracts.
Special to TIL. Tim.s-Dispatch.

ISp~r,al to The Tim es- Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. n C.. July l7.-Maynar I'd
ManSum. supervisor or graders for
~. Tnhacco Grower, Co-Operativs
Association. with his headquarters at
Durham. has snccechsd In rigninK up
all OF his tenants with IN. arsocia-
ilon. sixteen tenants signed within
on" hours tine. when MIR. Mangum
visited them recently.
That there VIII bs no chance for
dishonest growers 10 play both sides
is evidenced by the suit OF the Ken
lucky hurley Tobacco Growers AS
so"intion no" in progress against a
member who was Induced To sell a
part OF hi@ crop on the auction mar
ket
The strict law OF South CsSolina
called an act 10 promote and Nr,h-r
cooperative marketing imposes a
mo OF from 400 to $1,000 upon any
person or persons who induce or at
tempt 10 induce any membsr Of tho
association to- break his marketing
contract with the association
A. headquarters OF the association.
f"c"rds are being kept Of person.
nailcIously and knowingly spr.adinx
'"lse rumors aEainH, the organized
t"hacc" Rrowsrs as they ar. .ubtect
I" maximum fine OF Il 0Oo and
hhaIi 10 liahi. 10 th. aspocIaiIon
"TRr'eveh In civil suit In IN. p.n,I
N"n or 3hnn for each NJ such on.n.e
n" Jaws Of North Carolina and
ma protect tho organized farm
''' in very similar manner
Norwood ]. Simmons president, M
~" Washing Beaufort Land corn
'HhF' ono or the larRest concern. in
EASTERN Carolina recently signed m.
." tract of the associa,ior and
|o'e am reou.-tlns and sugKe.t.
lhR IN all Of our farmer rrI.pd,
whose paper Ne carving and ad
''nclnr aKa'n,' tn. crop. - joi, "a.
non as realize that tho sue
or II 10 dependent upon CO.
~" Ann All pulling together"
IN" action NJ Mr.. Simmon. . 4,
ln- Nth thai ~ many n.rcb.,, g.
o"'tTn North Carolina and Sou,h
Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
WILSON COLLAPSE
RUMOR is FALSE
lRy United Newx1

WASHINGTON. July le-Ano,h.r
'"m"r that former President wilson
h@d suffered serious relapse spread
'hfonShoui Warrington Wednesday
night. and for several hour. vay a
matter or concern to friends and
political associates Of tho former
executive
As In m" case OF numerous pr4vl.
Gus rumors ~ similar sort tn.
reports could not he traced 20 their
source. Al II o'clock tn. United
News. establishing connection
with a member OF the Wilson fam
lily. who had been with the former
resident during the evening. was
informed that there had hern no
chanse In his condition. He had
he"n out automobile riding through.
CUT inc afternoon, II >as explained
ana the state Of hi. health despite
the clustering Weather here was
SAID tn he practically the same as IL
mas heen for the last few months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
ALLEGED BOOTLECCER
KING IS CAPTURED
Lighters Cargo by Throwing
Jugs From Auto, bu,
lis Ovcrtaken.
Is Overtaken.
Lsr.cial 70 Th. TImes.Dlspatch |


CHARloTTESvILLE. VA. July IL.
Pat shInstt. OF Nimrod. Green.
County. styled by local police az tho
King OF RootleEgers." ha. a, last
boen captured. He va. taken into
custody by OHicers Cr-Ryet and
Marsh. Of the local police force. after
Sensational fNcmile run on the
new concrete road I" ScottsviIIc.
Shfhet made strenuous efforts to
escape after being hailed near the
southern end OF the city limits by
tn" Ulcers who saw him in the act
"f handling liquor containers. ITO
sped away in Ford car in the d.
r"ction or Scottsviile. with officer
Maurice Greavcr hot on his trail In
The night Pat undertook to tighten
ship by throwing out numerous half
gallon jugs Of new-made lluuor and
officer Marsh got out to salvage tn.
cargo. 10 bs used as evidence against
the Greene County hi"r
The officer. however. only secured
four Navigation jarP. the balance ~
the Jetsam being broken
Ohicer GreSver finished the chase at
Goss' fve-miIe post when ne forced
Shifet to surrender by covering him
With pistol. Upon his surcnd.riny
he searched his person and found
that he bore no arms and then order
ID him 10 drive In from, to the
police station.
Shifett was turned over 10 the
county authorities and a warrant
charging him with transporting
liquor contrary to tho Mapp act Was
served on him from the office Of
Justice Claude n. Yardley. He was
admitted 10 ball In tn. sum of $500
for his appearance before tho Jus
ticc Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Office of the President

ceived any information
on this subject.
On April %, 1922, an
agreement was entered
into between this Com
pany and the organiza-
ion representing it's
clerks, in which the
rules governing their
employment and meth
cd Of determining rates
of pay were agreed
upon. AS a part of this
agreement there were
several rules, among
which were the sick
leave and vacation rules.
Jointly submitted to the
United States RailroaT
Labor Board for decis-
ion and are still pending
before the Board-con-
seqnently cannot be in
yolved in this contro-
versy.
A IN ong t h rules
agreed TO was Rule No.
"a. reading as follows:
Rates Of pay for en-
ployes named herein
will be those mutually
agreed upon by the
G. & o. Executive Board
of the Organization.
party to this agreement
and representatives OF
the Company. OR AS
AUTHORIZED BY THE
u n I # ED STATES
RAILROAD l. Dor
BOARD"
1t will be observed
that this Is an absolute
ly positive agreement to
accept the rates of pay
au t h orlzed by the
United States Railroad
Labor Board.
Rule so. another
agreed upon rule, reads
as follows:
This agreement shall
be effective as of Febru-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
FAMOUS SCREEN STARS
TO VISIT RICHMOND
>'"p over Here FrIday snd
saturday T." Ms-t Eri.pd.
and Admirers.

i'Neh famous stars or IN. ~,,g.
H"' 'cr""n VIII visit Richmond E-,
~! ana saturday Of this week ,,,
- 'hr""Sn this city TO view m.
historic sites ON their wa, S,,,
rom IN" convention % mctlor,,t,
'"fe exhibitions. phich ha- Ius, .,,d.J
- '"''n Ni"" Those who wil Il.
n N'h""nd, and wh" VII arp-.r
""n '" meet their Richmond
-, ana admirers a, the Colonial
Th"hi.r ~.
h"raldin.. virginia. r.srso, u.
rn.rli" Marsh. Z.na k,o,n 49,,
N-'h. G'"nn Hun,ar Emily Nu..
nnsina Timr"ni Violet Faync M,rv
f"Hn" ard willie Howard ,-,II No.,
f''s"i and R"rrarh Grsnyiu,
HH'n r"Iarr ~ motion picture
arNsr and musical con.dv .,,r.
'aN' neN"r he-n seen in Richmond =,
on. time. y
"iiiie Howard Is IN. highcs,nsid
"r'l'' IN nuSical comedy circles n,
'nt ~ m" celebrated Howard
"r''her'. Uho starred IN 'Jh. pa..
H emo" ~ 1921 WI Morri..ev
on me gr~atest -nt.rtain.r.
"'",E' Bernard Granvi!i" II. no less
'"t"o' A. Tor Dcraldlna. her
lam" is International Sh. IL mo,
'niN motion picture celebrity, h,,,
" dancer Who has been sccI,,n.d -,
'"rs. - London and in New York
virginia Pearson needs no ir,,o
nNr'lnn 10 motion pictur. fan,
NNIth"r does Iena ke-fr Marpu.ri,
MARSH - proud 20 own thar N,.
NHrSh ~ her sister. Glenn Uuntcr
not unknown {" the motion-nic,ur.
N"rin. ana Violet and Mary Fsyn.
re faft achieving fame Emily
fs is claimed by musical comedy
~" r"'u"s and Rosina TimponI l.
Mrs' bHrnard Granville. vsud.vilI.
star and producer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
MRS. RHODES DENIES
STATEMENT BY FISHER
"""Hn Charged via nsrninx Home
>sys Hearing In September
VIII Sci Hrr nIHhI

Mi- l.. Rhodes charged with
me burning OF her home. 2aUl Grove
avenue. "n the might II Muy IL
: Is"f""-'y d-ni-s lhr stairu.nIH
usd- by Francis r. Fisher. Ina his
alleged confession to police concern.
NIX IA. nr.. She ~ now out on
~ 90" ban aud raNs she viii b.
"lH""d right IN tn. eyes Of the pub
nc when her case ~ tried In polio.
Court on Sepr.mber 81
fiHher Is said ~ have made m.
confession 10 Detective Sergeant,
Wiley and Smith nm Monday whu.
wing In Ms he'd NJ the City Homs
tlsher II just recovering from hurn,
sustained when he was cEuCh, 4,
m" burning nous. and warran, n, i,
Neen Issued for his arrest on a
charge ~ arson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13

A committee from the
CT err S organization
asked the General Man
ager for a conference
for the purpose OF re-
questlng him not to put
into effect United States
Railroad Labor Board
Decision 1914 Docket
1900, decided June Is,
1922, which was effec-
tive on July /, 1922. The
General Manager met
them In conference and
advised them that he
had no alternative but
to put the decision into
effect, in view Of the fact
that decisions Of the
Labor Board carrying
decreases had been ap-
piled to other employees,
some Of whom we're on
strike because of that
action. The General
Manager, however, Of
fered to consider any in
dividual adjustments
based upon age in serv-
ice, unusual fitness,
qualifications, useful
ness, etc, of which there
m i & h t be instances
where clerks are under
paid. The reply of the
General Chairman Of
the clerks organization
was. In part: II specifl-
cally stated to you yes
terday that nothing less
than a blanket non
decrease arrangement
was feasible or satisfac-
tory" His reply further
states that I'VE have ar
ranged at once to carry
out our specific lnstruc-
tons, the results of
which will soon be
forthcoming" l have no
idea as to what these
Specific instructions"
are and have not re- 8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Bank Receiving This Week.

President o. r. Parrish and other
"fciais OF the Church Hill Bank are
receiving all this week in honor Of
the opening OF the enlarged banking
building. granite structure at the
corner OF BrOaH and Twenty-flfth
streets. The interior IL one OF the
most attractive OF the banking insti-
tutions In the city. and is thorough
~ modern. There are two immense
burglar proof and hrs-proof steel
vaults. for the safe storage OF safe
deposit boxes and the books and so
curities OF the bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Present. Huse Watermelon.

j. /. walls. owner 81 the "Chicka.
hominv Plantation, l.aneNa, Va. mas
presented the Department OF AEri-
culture with watermelon grown
last year. weighing ffty-eight pounds
and measuring ihirtv-fve inches In
length. IT Is approximately twenty
four inchest in circumference. and IN
one Of the most perfectly formed
melons on display In the department..
Mr. walls shipped l<2 carloads OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13

airy 16, 1922, and shall
continue In effect until
II Is changed as provided
herein or under the pro-
visions Of the Trans
portation Act, 1920. ~
Should either Of the
parties to this agree
ment desire to revise or
modify these rules. 80
days written advance
notice, containing the
proposed changes, shall
be given. and confer
ences shall be held i'm
mediaely on the expira-
ton OF said notice un-
less another date is mu-
tually agreed upon"
No notice Of cancella-
ton Of this agreement
has been received from
the clerks as provided
for by this rule.
We do not feel that
the clerks as a body will
sanction the violation of
a formally signed agree
ment, made for them by
their authorized repre-
sentatives. 4 strike, II
that is what is meant. by
specific instructions"
would be against the de-
cisions Of the United
States Railroad Labor
Board in 80 far az
wages are concerned,
would be called while
the disputed rules are
pending efore the
Labor Board, as above
shown. AND is Also
IN IOL A TION OF
YOUR OWN SIGNED
AGREEMENT. We call
upon the members Of
this organization to carr
ry out their agreement
with us. t
w. j. HARAHAN,
President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
VIII Enter New E,rn

IN order to enter new real es-
.a!e nrm TO be composed OF r. +.
Hcnmidt. Homer s. Wilson and him
SER r.. Ray Richardson has tender
ea MS resignation as secretary OF
me hichmond Real Estate Exchange
10 the directorate OF that body, and
.he resignation was accepted yester-
oay win regret. At the meeting of
the virginia Real Estate Association
IN hoaho on october 8. Mr.. Rich
aroson VIII resign as secretary-treas-
urer of that body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Roy Drowned ny Companion.

Cl.EN Ei.ANp. OHIO. July 10
Alexander Jackson. IL was in Juv.-
nile Court today on charge ~
being Delinquent murderer In
connection with the drowning ~ OF
10 FAX. ~. in Lake Erie yesterday
The police say Jackson tried 10
teach" Faik 10 swim nv throwing
him from row boat 200 feet from
shore with the command Now
swim" Falk could not swim and
sank 10 his death. Jackson denies
his guilt. saying the boat capsized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Mig wheat Crop !. Bu,n.n.

HARRlSoNBURG. VA. July IL
spontaneous combustion resultln Or
from packed wet wheat Is the sun
posed cause OF fire at midnight
which destroyed barn containing
'"o bushels of recently harvested
wheat belonging to Joseph Craun, At
WI. crawford. eight miles for here.
eh'a''inR loss estimated at'S5.000.
me wheat was hauled and placed In
"' harn only few days ago. and 70
.nonsht that II had not dried out
s"'ncientiy after the recent rains be-
fore being stored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
LIGHTNING BOLT KILLS
ONE; 2 MORE MAY DIE
Roys on Way to sunday school EIrr-
rises struck During

Special TO The Times Dispatch
GALAN, VA, July l2-Near Iron
Ridge SUNDAY afternoon Henry Smith
and two sons Of John Weatherman
~ero struck by lightning. Preston
W-atherman. IL years OF age. was in
stantly killed The other two boys
were serevr-ly burned and are OK
p|ctHd to die. The boys were on
their way 10 Iron Ridge Church To at
tend 'hildr~n's Day cIerclses Dur
'nR the storm tn. bows took shelter
under a gum tree, climbing upon a
wire fenc, which was nailed to tn.
;r"" The lightning ran along tn.
wire fenr. and knocked the boys OF.
Killing Preston Wcath-rman instant
"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
INJUNCTION HEARING
UP AGAIN TUESDAY
f"ntfn"sd Yesterday by J.dx- Cr.mp.
Court of Law md


Motion ~ CITY Attorney Ander
s"n 20 dissolve the injunction arains,
INC new ji,ney ordinance granted
>s'etai dars aEo by judy" Sims OF
N" Suprsm. Court Of Appeals was
Yesterday continued ny Judge Crump
~ La" and Equity Court until mex,
Tuesday
Judge Crulup announced that ne
rad tn" RICH, To dissolve tho Injun-.
non. nut stated that he wanted more
me- TO ""naider the ru.srt,n and DO
"'he whether he would MAKE III.
"rh-r permanent ~ diSsolv. il,
Attorneys BYRD and O'Fiahsrtv
rerr.s"n'ed the ii,n.urs =, IN. pre-
hrinary hearing yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
A NTI.VOLSTEAD ACT
PARTY BEING FORMED
"fnhependent Party IT VIRGINIA H.-
Ing Organized for Prohibition
Nodifcatfon
ISnecjaIto I'll. TIn.D,,,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. July 1.-The
movement launched some wesks ago
by A number OF politicians OF lib
eral tendencies" headed by Charl.s
II. shipman, Of Leesburg, Ioudoun
county. to name candidate for the
un>'cd states Senate who would
faVor modification OF tho Volstead
act and vote for other reforms. ha.
not died out. On the other hand
there Is lively intereat in forming
Statewide organization, and /.
candidate NJ high character will ne
in the field AT tho Novemher cleo
ton. according to statement au-
thoriz"d today by Mr. Shipman from
headquarters Of the Independent
party OF Virginia at Leesburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
GnIIeKo Will. Are Sold.

Henry Walters, chairman of the
hoard Of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
way. Who has held the Gallego Mills
property. fronting 2s5 feet on Canal
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. for twenty years has sold
tho same 10 la mes Sloan. tho purcha 6.
price being given at Sll5.OOO Val
uahle perpetual water rights ere said
10 60 with the rronerty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
suner. s,rok. Of Paralysis.

Mrs T.. 7. Baker suffered Sc
we're stroke OF paralysis at her home
yesterday. and her condition 4, crit
ical. She Is attended by Dr. Tucker
~ Richmond. and Drs {. l.. Scott and
\. y. Barney. NJ this city. MiI. An
nj" May Baker returned from New
York TO he with her mother Mr.
Ellis Raker and vito. of Palti,ror.
arc also here. as VOL as MI and Mrs
Allen w Graves. of baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Says Ca|ome|
SaIivates and
Lo0sens Teeth
The Very Next Dose OF this
Tfeacherous Drug may
Start Trouble

iuu nns-s ~---..-.- IS
mercury; quicksilver. Calomcl Is dam
serous. 1t crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. crampinE and sickening
you. Calomel attacks the bones ana
should never be out into your sys-
TEN.
IL you feel bilious. headachy, con-
stipated and all Knocked out. Just 20
TO your druggist and get a bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents,
which Is harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
L Spoonful and II 1t doesn't start your
liver and straighten you UP better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick. you just
GO back and get your money.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes You
sick the next day; II loses you \
days work. Dodson's Liver Tone
straiEhtens you right up and you
feel great No salts necessary. Give
II TO the children because IL Is per-
fec.y harmless and can not salivate.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Prominent citizen very III.

DANVILi.E. VA. July i2.-S1erl-
Ing j. Anderson. member OF the
city school board, and for many years
prominent citizen. Is critically III
al Edmunds Hospital. suffering from
complication OF diseases. He re-
Gently went tn Richmond and tool.
treatment and was removed to 7hr
local hospital soon after his return.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Heevy Mail Handled :, ,,rn..

total Of 10000 registered let
.ers' a2S'st3 Insured letters and l0s,-
." collect on delivery letters were
nAnoied In the Richmond post once
lot inc hscal year closing June 30.
i'2z' Postmaster Hay T. Thornton
stated Yesterday. The report covered
mo statistics OF mail registered and
insured and sent collect on delivery.
tosother with the number and amount
OF mail handled! by the Richmond
registry department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Three Year. TO- e...,

James NJ. Schurm. SIS year. old
Hnn married OF Henrico County. wa.
given three years In the state nenI-
'en''srS IN the Henrico County cir
cunt Court yesterday afternoon nm
charge or seduction. An appeal wa,
Immediately noted in the case by Al
torney ]. o. Wfndenburg, of the
counsel for defense. and the prisoner
was bailed in the sum OF $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Find Richmo.der.. Car.

An automobile identified az the
property OF George Cole Scott. cf
'Rallyahannon." was found nv the
metropolitan police in Washington
yesterday. Detectice-Captain Alex
ander s, Wright was notified Of the
recovery last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
EXPLOSION KILLS TEN
IN GERMAN FACTORY
[By Associated Press

REKLTN. July l2-Ten persons
were killed In terrific explosion to-
DAY in factory At Sewesten. near
Schwa nheide. Prussia. where surplus
"ar material was heinE broken up.
Many others were Injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
RniIder.' E,chans. 10 Meet

Members OF the Richmond Builders
Exchange will meet in annual session
tonight In Murphy's Hotel annex al
o'clock. Six new directors will he
elected. Refreshments and cigars will
he served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Unkind to Ar,m,,., r,

total OF 22s cases were. handled
by the Richmond Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to AnImal. ac-
cording to the June monthly r.por,
made by p. e, Taylor. -Four cases
were taken to court and following.
conviction paid their anes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
POSTS ANTI.sTTLL SIGN
Nississtppt Planter Warns Moor
shiners OFT VIs Frrr.
IS Associated Press.1-

nv AssOciatnd Fressl
jackson, MISS July i2-De-
clarins that stills We're becoming
such nuisance in Tate, County,
Mississippi Lee Smith. PROMINENT
planter. has posted sisn r~sding:
mo hunting. ASKING or distilling
allowed on this land"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
Decide IN Amount o,In,r

BERLIN, July 1.-THE ReichstaE
taxation committee has A1ed tho
amount Of the compulsory loan at
10000" 100000 marks The entire pro
c"eds viii be used To cover deliver
les In Kind to-tha allies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13

watermelons last year. and this year
he has 2e5 acres In melons. and all
are showing up fine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
Who Is to Blame: Mis,res, or Maid?
An Irish Maids expe,,snee

=" s"e Notor o. the EVentN0 Public LEDGER:
Sir-Havins read the mistress, and
maid problem letters, I would like "a
add my opinion. am a young Irish
girl and. wish to state some Of my
experiences when came to this coun
try. My first place was on North Broad
street. When / was engaged to 20 tc
tnls place they were supposed to teach
me how the work was done, but once
myself.
The maids rooms were on the third
MOOR, where there was also q bath. /
thought It was for the maids alone. One
afternoon: after getting dressed to wait
on the table, the madam asked me II
used the towel that was in the bath :
room. / said "yes." She said, "The
Idea You will give my child disease. -
This child was thirty years old, while I
was twenty years old.
Now this madam had her cellar full
OF chickens, and she never thought OF
their giving any one disense, but
am sorry did not let the Board OF
Health know about the chickens in the
cellar. As long as this madam was
afraid would give her child disease
l felt justified in leaving at once but,
to my surprise, she would not give me
the wages due me, and ! had to take
my friend, In whose presence was en-.
gagged, to get the few dollars had
coming to me. n. =. = -
My next place was all right for a
few months. until took the grip, and
then the lady Of this shack told me to
60 home until I would get better, az
she did not want her little boy to take
the grip, and. although the snow was
twelve inches deep, had to beat It.
/ sometimes wonder how those ladies
Will mix with the common people in
heaven. They might get disease. But,
thank God. I'm through with private
families. I work in a place now where
there is man as boss. and. although
there are more than 100 girls. he has
no trouble, as they all like and respect
him. Now, maids or girls, get together
for a union. the same as the men have.
and then you won't have to work any
more than eight or ten hours day.
IL you do, you will get paid for It.
There is no reason why a girl or woma n
should work fifteen hours a day any