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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Lower Electric Bills

Users of electricity were pleas
antly surprised upon paying their
last electric light bills, to find them
materially reduced, due to the new
rates which went into effect for the
last reading. Elsewhere in this is
sue appears an advertisement of
The Ohio Power company, which
carries the rates, and it would be
well to cut out this advertisement
and save it.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
New Era Club

Mrs. Harry Cook was hostess for
the New Era club, on last Monday
evening. when a program decidedly
different was much enjoyed. Mrs.
Captola McKeown presided during
the busiess session, and Miss Effie
Gregg and Mrs Cook were in charge
of the program. The subject for
the evenings work had been an
nounced as Literary Travels" and
81 members and two guests con-
tributed to its success, by telling of
their favorite writer of history, fic-
ton, or verse; of the influence of
certain writer's and their works on
their youthful minds, and those en-
joyed and read in the more mature
years. Charles Dickens, Bulwer
Lytton, Lew Wallace, Louisa NJ AL
colt and numerous other writer's Of
the classics were prime favorites,
and the works of modern writer's
were discussed and Edgar Guest
was a favorite among the present
day writer's Of verse. At the close
of the program, Lord Ullin's
Daughter" by Thomas Campbell,
was pantomimed by Mesdames J. A.
King, Stella Durbin, Fred Manly
and B. d. Richardson, with Miss
Gregg as reader. The evenings
roll call, Laws and Precepts from
the Bible,' proved very interesting.
49,, Mrs. Abbie Denny, Chesterhnl.
and Mrs. Fred Manly were guests
of the club
Mrs. Evelyn Button will be hos
tess for the club meeting of Nov.
18, when Prof. Hugh James DON
ahue will be guest speaker.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07

At the meeting of the county
commissioners held Monday, the
Barrett-Rutledge road, Bristol
Meigsville township, beginning at
county road No. 62, and intersect-
ing county road No. 81, total dis
tance of less than two miles, was
placed on the county road system.
The only other business was the
payment of regular bills.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Summers Divorce Case Heard

The divorce case of Woodie Sum-
mers by Louise Quigley, her next Of
friend, VS.. Arthur Paul Summers,
was heard Monday, occupying the
entire day. The case was hotly con-
tested, and many witnesses were
examined. The court room was
packed with spectators, throughout
the trial. Judge Lyme took the case
under advisement.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Daughter OF Late John Shilling
Dies At Findlay

Mrs. Grace Coleman, 46, wife Of
Coleman, former resi-
dent Of Rural Dale, passed away
Tuesday morning at her home in
Findlay. She had been an invalid
for some time. She was a daug4s-
ter of the late John (Jack) Shill-
ing and wife Of Rural Dale, and
resided at that place prior to going
to Findlay. Besides her husband
she leaves three grown children;
her mother, Mrs. Allie Shilling of
Rural Dale; four brothers, Fred
Shilling of Rural Dale; Paul of
GAINESVILLE; James of North Bal
timore, o., and William Shilling of
Brush Creek; and two sisters, Mrs.
Nellie Bitcher of Rural Dale and
Mrs. Gertrude Crackel of Toledo.
Her father died Oct. 8, last.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cole
man will be held this afternoon at
2 o'clock, at Findlay, and burial
will be made at that place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Attend Medical Meeting

DR.. C. E. Northrup and son DR..
Edgar Northrup attended the meet
ing of the Muskingum county med
i.al association, held Wednesday
evening at the Rogge hotel, Zanes-
vile. Following dinner which was
served at $50 o'clock, DR.. Fisher
of Cincinnati made the principal ad-
dress of the evening
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
II. #. A. To Hold Corn
Husking Contest

Penn township Future Farmers
of America will hold chapter corn
husking contest Friday, Nov. 8, at
s a. M, in the VIM. Penrose corn
field east of Pennsville.- Score cards
to be used-amount of corn pounds
counts for 40 points; fodder tying,
10 points c:leanness of corn, 10;
fodder free from corn, 30; piling of
corn and piling of fodder, each five
points. Prizes will be given to 1st,
End and 3rd place winners. Prizes
will be furnished by VIM. Penrose.
owner of corn, and D. Kennedy, vo-
cational agriculture instructor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Billy Sunday Dead

Rev. w. A. (Billy) Sunday, well
known evangelist, died Wednesday
night of angina pectoris, at the
home of brother-in-law in Chi
cago. He had suffered a mild at
tack during the day.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Sacrament OF Confirmation
At ST. lanes Church

The Most Reverend James j..
Hartley, Bishop, of Columbus will
be at st. James Catholic church
here this Thursday morning at II
o'clock, to administer the Sacra-
ment Of Confirmation. All are in
vited to attend.-Rev. Louis B.
Preston, pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Sealing Abandoned Mines

The sealing Of abandoned coal
mines, WPA project, started in the
county Monday, with II men work
ing. The mines are sealed with
two walls near the entrance, with a
tile inserted to drain off the water.
Work began near Rose Farm. The
amount set aside for this project is
$7,O47, of which $500 is furnished
by the u. S. public health service as
sponsors, and the remainder by the
federal government.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Mr.. And Mrs. Walter @. Campbell
Pleasantly Surprised

Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcdonald of Kennebec hill
called at the home of Walter Camp
bell and asked that he and his wife
take an auto ride. On returning
home they found the house filled
with 27 masked Figures" who later
were found to be members of the
Seventh Street Church of Christ.
They brought with them sandwiches
and coffee, and a very pleasant ev-
ening was spent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Bloom Township Roads Graded

Bloom Township Roads Graded
Bloom township is soon to have
a complete system of roads so that
practically everybody in that town
ship will be out of the mud. All
the roads of any Importance in that
township-mail and bus routes,
have either been improved or are
graded and ready for the surfacing,
and they have the money all ready
to pay for the surfacing. The trus-
tees of Bloom are w. G. Greer,
Grove r. Farris and T. e. Sines.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Grace Cobourn Tn Hurricane

s. G. White and wife received
telegram Wednesday from their
daughter, Mrs. Grace Cobourn of
Hollywood, Florida, which said they
were not injured in the recent hur-
ricane that struck that place; but
their house was damaged.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Helen Farus Undergoes Operation

Helen, the nine year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farus Of
Bristol, who underwent an opera
tion July % for appendicitis, was
returned Wednesday to Bethesda
hospital, where an operation was
performed for the removal of pus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Deaths Toll

Oct. 81 to Nov. 4, 1885
Mrs. Katie Hooper, Cleveland.
Mrs. .Rflla Wade, Bishopville.
Mrs. Martha Slay, Derthick.
Mrs. Carrie Sheets, Windsor Tp.
Mrs. Rebecca Keever. Prescott, Ia.
VIM. Newman, Stockport.
Mrs. Grace Coleman. Findlay.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Thos. McCracken Resting Easy

Mr. Thomas McCracken of Malta,
who suffered a fracture Of his hip
and arm when he fell from a load
of hay, and is at Bethesda hospital,
is resting easy and not suffering
much pain. He will likely be con-
fined to his bed for several months.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07

Figures From August Settlement
The county auditors August set
tlement shows tax receipts to be
$77,906.92. OF this tax money, dis
tribution of the larger sums in
cludes, to townships, $9,O96.43;
schools. $36,479.37; villages, ST.
S35.43; county, $22,799.25.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Grand Master, 1. o. o. F.,
At PenDsyille

e. S. Bailey. Grand Master, I. O.
0. F. lodge, will be at Pennsville,
Saturday evening, Nov. 8, to make
an address in the high school aud
itorium, on Oddfellowship. The
Jacksonville orchestra will furnish
music. Everybody invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07

SERVICES ON ARMISTICE
nAV

Services will be held as US
ual here on Armistice day
next Monday, Nov. IL.
All ox-soldiers are asked to
meet at ten O'Clock a. M, at
the American Legion hall,
and march in a body to the
Doughboy monument on the
common, where the exercises
will be held. Citizens in gen.
eral are invited to be present
and participate in the SER
vices
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Dean Calland Is Candidate For
o. s, U. Glass President

In Wednesdays Columbus Dis
patch, among the pictures of stu
dents who are candidates for office
at Ohio State University, appears
that Of Dean Calland of this place,
who is candidate for sophomore
class president.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
Turkeys Stolen

Saturday night Mahlon Parsons,
near Ringgold, had about eight Of
his turkeys stolen. They were roost-
ing on the fence.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07

Mrs. Sheets To Undergo Operation
Mrs. Howard Sheets was taken
Wednesday to Bethesda hospital,
and expects to undergo a major op-
GRAFTON Friday
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07

116; Evalyn Worthington, 90; R.
F. and j. G. Williams, so: Norman
and Leon James, AZ; r. F.. and j..
c. Williams. 255: Sidney j. Hivnor,.
if9.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD VOTE

A very spirited fight occurred on
the county school board. e. Dewey
Parks and H. A. Morris were elect
ed. The vote by precincts follows:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-07

Mrs. Mcdaniel Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Margaret Mcdaniel of this
place underwent major operation
Monday at Good Samaritan hos
pital, GAINESVILLE She was taken to
GAINESVILLE by ambulance.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
SOCIALES
Ell programa complete
nnrn Ell Golden JMbiLee

Ell prOgrumd complete
para Ell Golden Jubilee
Publicamos hoy ell estupendo
programa que Sc ha cOmbinado
para celebrar ell quincuagesimo
aniversario de la industrial ta-
bacalera.
Fiesta magma, acontecimien-
to de alto relieve en- nuestra Gu
dal, V en- ell que personals que
de verdad sienten y desean ell
orogreso de ~nuestra principal
industrial, han desplegado nota-
pie actividad.
Cuatro dias durara este gran
festival, empezando ell sabado
%, en- esta forma:
A las 8 P. M. Aperture Off
cial del Jubilee con la llegada
de la Banda de la Marina Gu
bana, en- ell Yacht Presidential.
8 P. M. Aperture official de la
Verbena Espanola en- los terre-
nos de Plant Field, por ell Alcal-
de R. E. L. Chancey, Presiden-
te Honorario del Jubilee. Para
esta Verbena Sc presentara ell 81
guiente programa:
De 9 y 30 a 10 P. M, ell Pa
bell0n de la Unione Italiana,
presentara los siguientes hume
ros: l. "Contradanza" (Tipica)
por las Damas de las Secciones
de Auxilio y Recreo; 2, "Taran
tela" (Tipica) y "Vals Valen-
ciano" por las hermanas Pivi :
DIAL; 3, Canciones Populares:
lorna a SORRENTO" "Oh Ma
ny" Y "Quanto e bella la STATIC
me-" por Carmen Esperanto.
Empezando a las 10 hasta las
10 y 80 P. NJ, ejecutara sus MI
meros ell Pabell6n del Centre AS
turiano, suministrando la m1si-
ca la orquesta LA Tropical"
Ell primer ndmero sera can
tos asturianos, por Manuel Ia :
MARCO, y ell segundo Bales y
Canciones tipicas por ell Sr, Ma
nuel Fernandez, con acompa-
namiento.
A las 10 y 80 hasta las II, da
ra comienzo ell Pabell6n del G..
Cubano, con la orquesta eel ST.
honey" l, "Carioca" por Velia
Martinez y Pohnny Martinez
2, DANA Cubana," por Nickie
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NOtG de duelO

NOtG de duelO
En- ell dia de aver lego a esta
ciudad ell cadaver del joven ].
de Mata, que falleciera tragica-
mente en- un accidente automo :
vilista ocurrido en- Fuerte BeE-
muy entire Georgia y Tallabas.
see, cuando llevaba en- un ca :
mi6n unos motores del Departa
mento de Conservation Civil
del gobierno.
Perteneci6 ell joven Mata a ID
Secci6n de Recreo del CirculC
Cubano y era hermano de Ser
gio Amezaga y primo de Ar
mando Dorta, que fueron Pres.
denies de ambas Secciones.
Deja ademas una tia, la Sra
fedora Mata, y a una hernia
ma, la Sra. Jenny Mata de VI
mo, que esta en- canine a est;
ciudad, p~rocedente de Cuba.
Ell joven Mata pertenecia a
campamento del Fuerte Ben
ming.
Hoy recibira sepultura su ca
daver en- ell cementerio Wood
lawn, a las 5 de la tarde, par
tiendo ell corteio de la Gale Die
numero 2911.
/ Reciban Sus familiareS nueS
ira sentida condolencia.
Cesar RiUerO
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

Ell domingo as P. M. Con-
ciertO por andaN We la Mari
ma Cu3anal lugar 5. anuncia
ray; a la klsma bora, desafio
de foot bal e. i22sS, terrenos de
Cuscaden;k las 8 P. NJ, Ban :
quote del folden Jubilee, en- el
restaurant Vel Pasaje."
Para ell lunes, a las 9 A. NJ. dia
de visitas a todas las fabricas
de tabacos hasta las II; 2 P.
NJ, parada latino-americana,
formandose en- la Gale % y Ia.
avenida, siguiendo al oeste has
ia ell distrito comercial de Tam
pa, y luego a los terrenos de la
Feria; a las 7:30, en- ell puente
de la Gale %, desfile de lanchas
y botes ilgminados. Los fuegos
a~rtificiales comenzaran a las 8
" 30, en- ell mismo lugar. Habra
un bale de carnival en- la Sapti
ma avenida.
El martes, de 9 a II NJ, Sc
recibiran visitas en- las fabricas
de tabacos. A las 3 p. M. Con-
cierto por la Banda de la Ma :
rina Guiana, y a las 9 un bale,
en- ell Coliseo de la Isla Davis,
con la orquesta de Vicente L6-
PEI.
La entrada a la Verbena Es =
pamela costara 25 cents, con de-
recho a disfrutar de todo ell
prOgrama.
Cuatro hermosos dias de ale
gre jubilee vivira esta ciudad.
Dejaran imborrable en- el cora
z6n de sus residences.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

No solo Mr.. Gottsegengel
presidente de Gradiaz Annis &
&C.,, actualmente firm6 ell conve
MO de parte de dicha compania,
Isino tamsien por 10 r1enos ha
testificado dos wees de cue Ia
firma era verdadera y dentro
de su autoridad como presiden-
tie de la Compania.
La segunda question es 81 hay
en- ell tartab6n de Sept. 1884 un
precio es&ecifico establecido pa
"a tabacS del tip9 de "Ruy L6-
PEI"
Tn cuidadoso escrutinio del car
tab6n hace evidente de que pa
ra tahacos de molde del tho de
cherutos de 53I pulgadas de lar
Ego y "a de diametro en- snillo,
no hay precio estipUlado.
Ciertamente, ell cartab6n es-
pecificamente significa efohi :
bir la manufacture de ningun
dieruto de mas de 434 pulgadas
de largo y asi no Sc menciona
ningGn precio para tai tamano
de largo.
Esto trae la siguiente pre- :
gunta: es este una prohibition
obligatoria sobre Gadiaz Annis
4 Co.? A esta tercer pregunta
la c~ontesta es negative.
Al firmar ell convenio Ora :
diaz Annis & Co. prometi6 de
que ellos cumplirian con ia es-
Gala de precios" negociada por
ell Comite Conjunto de Nivela-
ci6n, Gradiaz Annis & Co. nun
ca acord6 de que ellos dearian
de manufacturer ningin tipo
particular de tabaco nombrado
Ipor Ell Comite Conjunto de Nj
velaci6n. De aqui, en- 10 que con-
cierne a Gradiaz Annis & Co., ell
IComit6 Conjunto de Nivelaci6n
al prohibir la manufacture de
cherutos mayor en- tamano de
434 pulgadas actu6 en- exceso de
la autoridad del Comite Y su &C
ci6n no es o~bligatoria sobre
Gradiaz Annis & Co. (siendo es-
to asf, es innecesario para mi
considerar 81 es legal para I'm
grupo de manufacturers Y ira
bajadores combinados ell dete-
ner la manufacture de un cierto
articulo 0 de acordar ell tamano
maXimo de ciertos efectos. Una
combination para restringir la
manufacture es Ipracticamente
una cosa muy distinta del Ira
to Collective para fijar precio de
jOrnal y clio puede tener prac-
ticamente un resultado muy d.
ferente, asi como legalmente).
En- tanto que manufacturer
cherutos de 434 pulgadas de lar
go, en- 10 que a Gradiaz Annis &
Co. concierne, no lie es prohibi-
do, y en- tanto que I'm precio pa
ra tales cherut6s no ha sido es-
tipulado en- Ell cartab6n de Sep
10, 1888, jquiere clio decir de
que ell precio no es susceptible
de arbitraje?
A esta cuarta pregunta Ia
ccntesta es de que ell manufac-
turero ha convenido dos veces a
arbitraie; primero en- ell Conve.
MO de Die. IS, 1888 y otra vel
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
largo y "a IS anillo y paga a sus
trahaiadNraS Go % nnr niNar

loA ~ y O7 va dIlliU y pdSd q SllS
trabajadores $1,000 por millar.
Contra estas c0nclWsiones ra-
zonGbles, Ell emp!eante prese1sta
IN ndmero de diferentes cOnSi-
deruciones. PriG gro drgatIle de
que al precio de 5000 Que Ell ro-
Zero recibe es una compenSa :
Ci6B Gdecuada. Para prObdr es-
to trajo como teJtigos dos de sus
trabajadores, uno de los ca nes
testified que al precio de 5000
Ell podja ganar $40 por din, el
otro testified que 6L pOdia ganaf
$3.50 por dla.
70 creo Que podemOs asuaGr
de que ell emplednte no selec :
c3on6 para suS testigos dos de
los mas c0rtOs, 0 nj aun dos de
los gas co,rlentes.
Y no es sorprendente Ell sabel
de que al precio de S6.O3 IN tau
bajfdor corrTente game nmclt
mae5Ns de $40 p0r d{d. Reasu-
.niendo, 30 no estoy impresjona
do con Ell GrgumentO de Q1'e la
cONpensaci6n senaanal corrien-
te eS ahora tan abSurdomente
alta que ser5G I'M estupeNdo e.
rrOr Ell Gumentar Ell preciO.
Ell segundo arGmento del
empleante es de que ell ausnen-
tar ell precio en- ell costo de labor
lie haria impossible el vender ell
tabaco ''Puy Lopez al detalle
de Sc y de que, 81 ell tabaco no
puede ser vendido a cinco CEN
tavos esta compania fracasaria
~ sus 81 operarios perderian sus
p~uestos. Ahora bien, puede ser
que 81 81 costo de labor es aS :
mentado, ell "Ruy Lopez no po-
dra ser vendido a cinco centa :
vos Y Gradiaz Annis & CO. ten
dra que cerrar su fabrlca, aun-
que la evidencia, en- este punto,
esta muy lejos de ser conclusive
Y yo meramente 10 assume por
ell momento. Sea como clio fue-
Sc, nadie puede dudar de que 81
ell costo de labor de Gradiaa An
mis- & Co. no IS ajustado y au-
mentado ningln manufactured
en- Tampa que hace cherut9s de
Az de largo podra sostener su
negocio y vender sus tabacos al
detalles a sc en- ell mercado,
|iQue marchante escogera un ia
baco de Az de largo cuando al
mismo precio 81 puede coger un
cheruto de 534 de la misma ca
lidad?
Y Ell manufactured de taba :
cos de Az de largo puede iusta-
mente quejarse de que el pier
de su negocio y sus m~ardhantes
son desviados, no porque Ora :
diaz Annis & Co es mas eficien
te, sine porque Gradiaz Annis
& Co, paga a sus trabajadores
por un tabaco de 54 solo la can
tidad que otros pagan a sus ira
b~ajadores por un tabaco de Az
de largo.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

Le0nl; 8, IhulnDd poI Velld J
Johnny Martinez.
Despues empeeary el Pabe :
lion del Centre Espanol, que ha
contratado.la 'orquesta "Los 30
aemios." Su programa sera tam
bi6n de media bora, dara CO :
mienzo con "Orgia Dorada," co
70 dirigido por 'Manuela Fer :
nandez y Damas de la Seccion
de Auxilio; 2, Bale y Cancion
Espanola, eor la Sra. Carmen
Ramirez; 3, Canci0n y bale, por
la Sra. Chela Martinez; a, GO
70" por las Damas de la Sec
ci6n de Auxilio y de los Caba :
lleros Leales de America.
A las II Sc presentara Ell MI
nero de DANA Montanesa" y
despues habran fuegos artificial
les, Iuces de bengala, combina :
clones de la nueva pirotecnia.
A la / empezara Otro progra
ma las cuatro Sociedades lati-
mas. en- la siguiente forma:
Pabell6n de la Unione Italia
ma, l, "Pr6logo de II Pagliacci"
por ell baritone Alfredo Zagaro-
Ii; 2, "Ritorna Vincitor," selec =
ci6n de Aida, lpor la soprano Sc
nora Norma Russo; 3, "Voi 10
sapete Q mama," de Cavalleria
Rusticana, por la soprano Car
men Lucido; A, "DUetto," selac-
ci6n de Cavalleria Rusticana,
por Alfredo Zagaroli y Carmen
Lucido. Este programa tambien
durara media bora.
En- ell Pabell6n del Centre AS
turiano, de l y 3 a 2 a. m. Sc
cantaran canciones espanolas
por Arturo Moran y la Sra. Ma
tide Lopez, acompanados por la
paita v ell tamboril.
A las 2, el Pabell6n del Circu
10 Cubano, empezara con I'm MI
nero de "Rumba" por Velia y
Johnny Martinez; 2, "Cigarral
Caliente," famosa DANA de la
hoja del tabaco, por Nickie Leo
nj, acompanada al piano por el
compositor Harry Israel y la or
questa "El Siboney."
AL igual que la canci6n "The
Sidewalks of New York." ell te-
ma musical de esta DANA "Tan
pa Cigarral Caliente" promote
ser nuestra DANA y la canci6r
de Tampa.
De 2 80 a 3, en- ell Pabell6r
del Centre Espanol, sc bailarf
una serie de piezas espanola'
por la pareja Dolores y Diaz
Estos ndmeros duraran tres
cuartos de bora.
Ell Pabell6n del Centre Astu.
riano "Coro y grupo de cancio
nes," por los Caballeros Leale'
de America.
Todos los grupos de persona
que actuaran en- los distintos
clubs, vestiran trajes tipicos d.
sus respectivas regiones.
En- todos los pabellones ma
bran mesas para que eel public
J disfrute de los who's y allmen
, tos tipicos de las regiones our
} Represented.
Sigue ell programa de los Qua
tro dias, en- la siguiente forma
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Una\tercera

tar ell precio ~
como condicion
manufacturer un tai
pagan un precio de-
costumbre para u1fta6ac0
centavos.
Para este argumentO hayWW
conte>tas. Una que es obvia-es
de que I'm tabaco de 15c ell pre-
clio es de $3.50 por millar, un
precio 1909 mas alto del que
me propongQ eStablecer en- esta
Decision de- Arbitraje.
Pero hay una segunda con
tesla. Ell empleante requiere ale
trabajador que use mas esfuer-
EOS cue otrCs empleantes rGquie
rem para Is tabacos de Sc que
ellos manufacturer Y no es JUS
tt ell establecer una regla die
que veamOS no ell esfuerZo al
mentado, sino solo al precio de
detalle. ST tai regla fuese esta :
blecida, ell empleante podrla de-
cir que en- tanto cue Ell no cam
bia ell precio del detalle ell coGto
de laboS debe permanecer el mis-
no, arm Jando los trabajado-
IS usen Mayor esfuerzo en- can
tidad 7 mas habilidad en- cali
dad.
Algunas otras consideration
nes mencionadas por ell emplean
te, tales como ell hecho de que el
ha estado dos amos en- negocio y
que ell trabajo en- ell cual estan
oct pados sus trabajadores no es
perjudicial a ellos.
Pero estas y otros asuntos a
los cuales Sc les ha dado aten-
cion no ms parecen ser de sufl-
cie1te peso y valor a zanzibar
mi decision.
Yo. Por 10 tanto, determine
DECISION DEL ARBITRO
y decide que:
% Gradiaz Annis & Co., a
pesar de la prohibition especifi-
ca en- ell cartab6n de Sept. 10,
1884, tienemel derecho de manu-
facturar Ell lamado tataco "Ruy
Ldpez, I'm Rbaco de 534 de lar
go con anil de "a de diametro,
y Aecho de Picadura Hatbano, pI
cadura grNhde de Connecticut
y capa de Connecticut de Shade
Grown.
(2) Pero 81 Gradiaz Annis
& Co, continGa ocupado en- la
manufacture de cherutos, debe
pagan Ell costo minimo de labor
de $11.50 por millar, de los eua-
les 67% sera para los ~roleros.
(f) Frances Perkins,
Sec. de Labor.
(Conclusion)