McKinney v. Kelley

holding that “and” was disjunctive in the context of a statute that required an employer to pay overtime wages to employees “engaged in the ginning and compressing of cotton” | interpreting the phrase "ginning and compressing of cotton” to mean "the performance of either or both” | “the word ‘and’ is not a word with a single meaning, for chameleonlike, it takes its color from its surroundings” | per curiam opinion denying petition for rehearing