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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

welt with her cousin. Mrs. W T. caid-
AR. Frank MiIlhorn went TO Bowers
ton, Friday morning TO attend the fun
eral or nephew.
r, Mrs. Kate Grimes and Mrs. 4 H. Nc
Mrs hmil Rose, Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Cunard and Miss Myra Tay-
lor were visitors At the home OF Mas
da Tors mother az East Ritchland. sat-
Air and Mrs. Gillian and Children
,we.rg ~ the home OF Mr. ana Mrs. JESSIE
Williams. sabbath evening
Mrs. Bower, Of Benwood. spent the
Dasst week with her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Mrs. NJ. y. Wilson. Of g, cT,tr.v,,,.
md Mrs. ohm Grassland. o. CieveisnJ
Alslted rom Monday evening until
Tuesday with Mrs Wilson's 3aurbfer
airs. Jamta Price and husband
ne home Of W. y. Lee ssturday svenins
together
Mr Bert Long came 90 his home
s inSa sa9y iron Key. where De has been
Mr.. Jessie Kcysor mas be., ygt,t 80.
parents Mr. and Mrs. y &. Kev@or 20
The Easter vacation "
~ erals Price u home from Muskinr.
nr. Emil Rose has been on the si~t
Mrs Yoeum vas IN Flushing w.sp...
hrs 81. stewart was calling a., az.
hoW4e on " J. IriGe Tuesday.
~ ana Mrs ~ ~. Price made a buaf-
res re- stig 10 caei5 Tuesday and took ON
0,,siisvee and daughters. Misses Nan ana
Ths WEDNESDAY evening prayer mo.,.
arimes. NAle
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FINANCE

NEW YORK, April 4-Growing rec
osnition OF the safeguards enjoyed by
TINS country against the financial eff
Iects OF the war was registered In the
weeks stock market. Abolition OF
minimum prices marked the re-estab-
hshment OF n wholly free and open mar
keI Expanded volume OF dealings fur
tner erected the return OF normal con-
1itons- Both In stocks and bonds,
march business rose well above the
corresponding month last year. the A.
mai day OF the month rising TO the max
lmum and the highest prices since the
outbreak OF the war. Speculative eau
uon and manipulative excess prompted
the realizing which resulted in the ir-
regularity at the week end.
Inc advantage to our foreign trade
OF the necessity OF belligerents, contin-
ues the dominant factor. War orders
TOT steel In the last two weeks were
the largest since the foreign clouds
gathered. The s50.OO0.OOO one wear
French government bonds taken by New
YORK bankers. an equal amount for Rus
ella and twice az much for England IN
der negotiation are all for purchases OF
materials here.
Renewed weakness OF foreign ex-
change In face OF these Operations in
dicated tina further pressure OF the
rnrne buses Home trade still hesi-
tntes- Better net returns for railroad
are IRON economies near starvation for
upkeep. March gross returns are nm
satisfactory. Record acreage for wheat
Il estimated. with drastic reduction OF
cotton.
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cousin Miss Austa strope of BehAm thi.

cousin Miss Austa strope Of BehAm thi.
Grandma" Terrell is on tn. sick lis,
TUCSON Grimes OF Pittsburgh 10
MIS- George Grimes.
Mrs. Thomas Richey Is eonfned 10
her home with an illness OF grippe.
MIS-, Carrie o'Donnel OF Elm Grove is
sPeno.ng several days with her par
ents MIR. and Mrs Dora Stellar.
Mrs. Clarence Mccullough and little
son Earle OF West Finley were guests
OF mrs. c y. Stricklin. "Wednesday
Louise Clovis Is very III Of tonSili,,s
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. wyue Cald-
Wen on Tuesday. March 3oth, a soa.
Miss Fern Whiteman OF Maiorsvtile
IL the guest OF Mrs. Elbridge Little.
Lynn Little was in Wheeling wednes-
DAY looking after business rnatters
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. will wh,,.-
d s,an on wednesday. March .3ist a
Mrs: Louie Rhoades will return bor..
Saturday from a weeks visit with Mrs
Jenkins OF Huntsville.
in NY W FOX Guy Vas a business visitor
Mrs. Maude Rhoades was the guest
St Mrs J. c. Rhoades Of CooiBreeze'
Messrs. Sam welen and John Miller
attended the w. A. Cox sale near the
Mrs. Dist Of Elm Grove ,aurb, ,no
Rock Line school Thursday and Friday
whlle CHARLES Woodruff was takine me
teachers. examination. N"'
Miss Eleanor OLDHAM who has bean
ering - ieS"N-
=, carl and Clark. little sons OF Mr.. and
nlIs' Homer Barnette. are quite III with
Miss Georgia WEIGH was the guest
OF MIS- Homer Barnette. Wednesd
Miss Mary Creighton OF the Edgine-
ton Lane High School Is spending az
week end at home ING
Margaret, the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs; Paul Rhoades Is very in OF
pneumonia. VI
The regular literary society was held
night. AS
Clarence Mccullough was in Wheeling
wednesday with the purchase OF an an.
tomobile In view ~
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs W. ]. Barn
hart Friday morning. April I'd, a
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EEL

NEW YORK, April s.-The Erie Rail-
road company has ordered 80 600 tons OF
rails OF which $1,000 tons will be roll
Cd by the Steel Corporation In April.
may and June, 5000 tons by the Buffalo
mill and nve thousand tons by the seth
lehem Steel company In April. May.
June and July. The total rail orders
booked In March were 267. 900 tons.
The car shops and locomotive works
experienced another lean week but the
locomotive builders. as well as the car
manufacturers have turned with alacrI-
" to shrapnel orders for export and in
turn. need about $4,000 tons of steel
bars. In consequence, there are likely
10 be fewer cancellations OF previous or
ders placed by railroad equipment man
'afacturers.
French interests have bought 100 900
tons more round bars in this country
and supplementary orders for plates
shapes and sheets amounted to 10000
tons. Domestic merchant interests also
placed additional Substantial miscel-
laneous orders for export March eN-
rort sales aggregated 100000 tons. In
Guiding bars 10 cover shrapnel forged
In this country. Great Britain, France
and Russia are still negotiating for
rails.
Steel building orders this week were
small but the March structural book
fngs reached t0e 900 tons. The United
States Steel corporation is now operat-
ing over y percent total capacity.
shipments IN March gained nearly ten
per cent while new orders decreased
about ! per cent. Indicating small
change In untitled orders.
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FINANCIAL.

n short honeymoon trip After Aprff 10
they VIII reside 90 Twilight
The entertainment rivan In the Rorevs
Point q. q church ~ the Wayne Sisters
Was well attended.
There viii bs q social ana entertain
mont az the Fglr View school near Tpf-
light on Saturday evening Arrff fn
Prof. Carroll and pupils are arraneing
an Interesting pruEram.
Philip CsantEsr has moved into hfa
new house 81 Fork Ridge
James Green has erected nne new
barn.
Huber Craig was n business caller In
the city last Thursday.
a number q people Of Twilight at
tended TIE sale a the william Cox place
last Tuesday
j. Audlcy McCutcheon entsrtained a
inr
Roy FISHER was q business caIlsr Al
houeys Point last Thursday
There will preaching servics AZ the
Loueys Point =. y. church a. usual nsrf
SUNDAY sunday school 81 1910 and
eecninE a. II 40 ~ the pastor. REV
Carl gott was a caller IN the Grove
The nsW feed store that O. conducted
~ Mcfutcheun and Connolly a R0nsvs
Point are doing a hiE business
Ine AndrcW bros. that purchaaad tha
Auth farm are making some inprovs-
Resce whlpksy has moved on the rot,
Hlack place above Triadeiphla
Mfe thas. NcaVls. ~ Film drove il
'iaitihE her parents a. Union fTiu.
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WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. Pa. n. u. No. 7.
April Ais Halle Nichols. Of Nc.
Grows Kun spent the weekend with
Mrs ola coniey is visiting relatives
= ar. Georse Jenkins spent Thursday at
Mrs. T. J. orr. Mrs. Edw. supler. Miss
/ Myrtle Berry attended the ''Women's
! Homo Improvement Club" meeting We'd
Wheeling Twins III
p. The young people OF the Roneys Point
I n church held a social Friday night
~ the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Audiey Nc
Mr. John Davis and family moved
the house OF Rev. ID. = Carder's farm
on Middle Wheeling creek.
Al. Is. X oIlbert was In wheeling. Fri
}. w. Johnson was in Elm Grove Fri
y y. Creighton was at Roneys Point
Miss Mary Creighton spent the week
era Win her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Chas. Woodruff. teacher az Rock Line
VS. az Mo0dsdale Thursday and Friday
taking teachers examination and Miss
gladys kimins was the sub. teacher.
Otte W. Sprowls closed a successful
day. March so. with a iitsraTy J proTTssn
! ~ the afternoon with Mr. Jap Tolan
Harry Hunter and Miss Mamie Ruth
: furnishing music. The ladies Of the
district prepared an excellent dinner.
All report fine time.
Master John orr Is suffering from
pink eye
Literary society was held IN the oas
grove school house Friday night. April
= debate was given. Resolved. That
ambition a. a dctrirnent 70 HUMANITY
Affirmative. Earle smith. Floyd Blake:
NEGATIVE. Miss Heryl Stoolnre. Cha.
Woodruff. which the affirmative side
Non. mock trial will be given there
TO attend
Kimmins school taught By Miss Mar
garet Gordon closed Wednesday with A
basket dinner. and a literary program
IN the afternoon with music Furnished
~ Mr.. jas. Reed and son. Frank Mr.
Grimm and Mrs. Jennie Disier
Mr Robert Clovis H. indisposed with
grippc.
Mrs Ray Lem ons was threatened
with appcndicitig but r. somewhat fni-
proved 81 this writing.
Mrs. ID. ~ Stollar - 90 81 grippe
Mr ohm hughes was an Film Grove
buaincgH visitor Friday.
day
Mrs. }. n Creighton and little dausb-
ter Margaret. called on Mrs. Mary a
Ferrcll Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ferrsii
has been 90, but D. somewhat improved.
Don't forget the sale - samuel Old
hams Wednesday. April 7. free luncn
served ~ noon.
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keep YOUR
STOMACH WELL

Do you suffer from stomach mis-
ery' Is your tongue coated g?
Does the smell of food make YOU
sick? Your stomach needs relief.
You need HEXETS.
HEAETS are a sure. quick relief
from bad stomach. They aid weak
digestionS and remove the cause
OF stomach trouble.
Get a 1Oc box of HEXETS and
take one after each meal to-day.
They will put your stomach in
good condition, and make you feel
like a new person.
Spearmint Favored, and pleasant
TO the taste.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w {. Ieasure. Of s,cu-
benville. spent yesterday visitina az ~.
nome 9one OF MT and Mrs. C. y. Doty. OF
Mrs. James Walton OF Afoupd.,,tto
spent saturday visiting in Warwood
Miss Sarah Gooch. OF Center WaTwood
Is slightly i'll "V"u
John A. Moore. of Eighteenth stree,
1 IA returned after business trip 10
MIS-; W, II. Jones is visiting friends
In Cadiz, o. She Is expected Rome ~
nrst part OF the week me
Special Easter program was rendered
last evening az the Methodisf cb,reL
In Center warwood "' ="
T. j.. Kindelberger. OF Twentfe,,
ssIeet, Is slowly recovering from an at
frank Riley. OF South warwood. ierf
thls morning on a business trip 10 Hunt
inRtOn. W. Va - " ii""'
Frank Klein. recorder. has returned
from business trip down through the
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lege. ~ ''e S''
MISS Jennie Chichester returned home
~ Jay, ettcr spending a fortnight
The report circulated Monday after
noon 70 the eject that bloodhounds from
alttsburgh were on their way 10 tho
RAY mer farm, TO locate the fire-bug
that burned the cottage AZ that nlacs
aIthouEh without foundation. must have
caused that honorable gentleman some
uneasiness.
Inc past month has been a very busy
one with the farmers OF this section.
me weather has been fine and the
ground In splendid condition for pillow
Ihs. for twenty years there has prob
hDiI not been as large Acreage plowed
AZ this early date. as at the present time.
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

uNfONTOwN. o.. April Mis-
Lizzie Duncan. of near Warnock. came
90 the home of NJ g. Price Monday 10
visit with her aunt. Mrs. Nancy Price.
who H. on the sick list Mr. Price a.
In her ninety third year.
Mrs W T. Caldwell spent Tuesday
and IhurHday with her mother. Mrs.
Nancy Price
Mra. william Caldwell, o. Means Har-
rlsou county. came the first of the wssk
o. visit her mother. Mra Martha Arm
str0nE and other friends.
Mise nerutha Armstrong and siafar
Mrs caldwell. spent one day this wsaE
with their brother. lawrence and wife
Mr.. Cortland Hrokaw. who faa been IN
New Mexico for hia health refurnsd 10
bis home the past week much Improved
Mre. Mary Morris Of this place. who
has been on the sick ist Tor several
weeks. passed away Friday nirht
Miss Lizzie Duncan went THURSDAY 70
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The contest Tor more members came
70 close yesterday morning between
the Warwood and Elm Grove Christian
sunday schools. with the local school
having an attendance OF 2f9. This IL
the largest number that has ever been
present at the Christian church since
y was started A very interesting
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! Turkeys
WARW0OD


FOR the first time since the plant OF
ne Wheeling Steel casting company OF
IL about three months ago. nres were
started yesterday and work will be start
90 today. The Marwood tool works is
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Meeting Postponed.

~ The meeting OF the ificial board OF
the Christian church. which was 10 have
been held yesterday afternoon al q
CLOCK; Was postponed until next sun
Gay. All members are urged to be pres
snt AZ mat time any many matters will
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TWILIGHT, W. VA.

IWILlqHr. w. Va. April M
,asorse Elnner prominent young farm
70 or Union Hlll vas uuifsf In 80.
Rage saturday TO Miss Ksfhe-fr.
F, flsWell a charminE young lad n psri.
NteW rev NiFrF. pastor ~ the C'hur~E
~ zoo. ~ Elm Grove, will perform liz
ceremony. The happy couple viii tsfs
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Hose Company nnsetinr.

regular meeting OF the Loveland Vol
unteer FIRE and Protection Association
vii De held this evening at o'clock al
tne nose house. corner Firth street ana
tiers Will be taken IN '''A
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Rev. Mr. Carder was business visit
tor In Wheeling. Thursday
Lynn Kfmrnfns vac 81 RI o.,
Wednesday and Thursday for goods Tor
his fathers store
Mrs Chhrles Woodruff and son Keith
~ q. kimming OF Valley Grove
Misses LESSEE Carder. Freida Ittfi.
the closing Of the Knob school al Reb-
am Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Rave was the guest Of her
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Automobnist. warned.

couple OF automobilists caug.t
speeding through Warwood yesterday
wer given a warning by Mayor A. III.
kindelberger about speeding The next
time they are caught they will be ar
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No Time.

Judge-Why don't you look for
work?
Casey-Oi haven't the tonne to
waste in such Improbable employ
ment-Judge
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DALLAS

Dallas. W Va April 4.-On Saturday
evening April l7th. there will be a So
en- az the Rock Line school honse An
KINDS Of Refreshments viii be sold
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me parcel post sale which the con-
sresauon OF the Presbyterian church
held last week was very poorly attend
The sale viii be held over again on Eel
day evening April 9Th. RefreshTnsnts
will also be sold -
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weekly practice meeting Of the War
wood band will be held Monday evening
ny ny the Reliance hose house In North
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WHEELING 1AAorToE oo1rPAn
TssisS nc, ca sS g,
PANHANDLE LIME

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELL9BuHa
Wheeling WsfI.b.rr
Leave
~, ,. $!:sS :.IEssf xa::SSs;.r
$3.50 y. m. Il:eb noon
MoUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND koUNDevII.M
Daily Excspt Sunday.
10th Street. Law
Whssling Mour,davfii.
1900 a. m isfe n m
t:e0 .. m
On lines having rarular sxpr,~. ar
vice, shipments Weighing N SFoess Of
nfty pounds or large bUk will not be
corried on pasrenEer cars
ALL LINES--Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments except emergency ahfo-
ments Of medicines. will Be carffed -
passenger cars bstwesn t:oo and s:1k
.. m
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Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sile Clutter.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. VIII whitman. a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinton Ollie moved
from the old Ollie homestead to the
hatrley farm. near Calls, Tuesday
Albert Ollie and family. who had their
home destroyed In a fire Monday night
viii move TO the McGlumphey farm in
tbs near future. They will be Accom-
Eanied BY their mother. Mrs. George
Dille. who expects TO make her home
with this son.
Mr.. +. Chichester was a business yisI-
tor at Cameron Thursday.
Miss flossie Archer and Master Earl
Archer were calling on Mrs. Mary Frye.
Wednesday.
Misses Nellie Harsh and Anna Akin
son attended the teachers exam. at BEN
wood. thursday and Friday.
WIN. Nisbey and little daughter of
near Caroapple. are quite Ill with la
I'd Harsh is confined to his home with
an illness.
Levi Wellen and family. Of Durbin's
mill Will move 10 Rutan soon.
MISS Grace Dinsmore and pupils of
the Carbapple school. entertained Thurs
day night with pie social
Mel Earlywine and Will Chichester are
spehalng q Few days with West Alexan-
Mrs. Cess Richey spent wedne.aa1,
with Mrs. Samuel Richey.
VIII Alley. OF West Liberty Is snend =
ing the present week with his parenfa
az this place. He expects 20 leave FOR
"synesburg In the near future. where
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MAJORSYILLE

MAJoRSvILE. VIVA. April 4.-kath-
Tyhs, the little daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
4: steele. was accidentally poisoned
Monday. Mrs. Steele while cleaning a
ciothes press had laid part OF "a box
OF phosphorus rate paste. within reach
OF me little tot. who procured and ate 4
part OF IL. but fortunately told her
mother at once what she had done.
First cid was promptly given and the
attending physician thinks that after \
rev days spent quietly In bed that the
little girl will be all right
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III the party who visited the poultry
mouse belonging to John Harsh. OF this
place and wsIo ieTt so hurriedly on hear
ing the salute from the shot gun. will
csl Ar. Harsh will return the fine pair
OF gloves they left
While there the thief also visited the
fruit room. taking several cans OF choice
peaches. ounces, etc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-17
VOTE TO ADOPT BULL DING CODE
 FOUND ILLEGAL
Two Thirds Vote of Council Necessary For Making
 Code Law.

The vote adopting the building code of Mayor Wilson. taken at the last meeting of the common council may be illegal
 Builders were at the city hall today Investigating charter provisions and it was pointed out that Page 3S of the charter says that no such change can be made without a two-thirds vote of the board of aldermen.
 The vote at the council meeting was 12-S. which is not a two-thirds af- firmative vote.
 At the last meeting of the building commissioners, II permits for three ,deckers were refused on the basis of the building code provision, which is not in force. It is the belief that if they interpret the charter correctly, the contractors refused have basis for suit.
 Ernest Grabba and Steve Maarka, contractors, are investi gating with a view te-g getting redress
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-17
CRAWFORD LAUNDRY EMPLOYES STRIKE:
 ASK FOR 8 HOURS


 Nearly half the force of the -Craw- ford Laundry Co. quit at o'clock this afternoon.
 A demand for an eight hour day was made by 42 girls and three men fin the hanging department at 12 o'clock.
 MT Crawford promised the nine hour day. The girls wouldn't ac- cept that and they said they'd go out and stay out until they get eight hours
 The girls went back to work after the refusal, but at one they walked out in a body. They went to Machin- .ists' hall for organization.
 There are 1o2 girls on the force of the company. Nearly half are on strike.
 Mr- Crawford had planned to go td the Maine Woods, starting tonight, for a vacation. but it is not expected his plans will be carried out.
 The strike cripples the nangling de- partment and the family wash busi- ness is hurt
 Miss Mary ScuIly, general organi- ger of women for the A. F. of L., said this afternoon that the girls were not met courteously. She declared they were told if they didn't like the hours they could get out
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-17
DISCOVER LEGS SEVERED
 FROM CORP SE OF WOMAN
 FOUND NEAR YELL LOW MILL


 Two human legs, presumably part of the dismembered corpse found on the eastern shore of Yellow Mill pond, in the spring, were uneartI1ed this forenoon by@ two Jaborers employed in excavation work for the Bridgeport Projectile Co.'s new plant in Union avenue, near the East End freight yards.
 The limbs were in. an advanced state of decomposition. There is lit tie doubt in the minds of the authori- ties. from the appearance of the mem bers, that they are the severed limbs of the torso the discovery of which startled the city several months ago.
 The first limb was uncovered at 7:1O this morning. About II o'clock the second was found, the Iaborers, a cting under orders of their foreman, having extended their excavations for a considerable distance from the scene of the first startling find.
 What strengthens the belief of the authorities that the limbs are part of the Yellow Mill pond discovery. is the fact that both were wrapped in sheet ing, such as was used to envelop the body found at Yellow Mill pond. The scene of the discovery of the legs is nearly a mile from the place the tor so was found.
 Only the head rf mains now to be found The decapitation of the corpse was accomplished in such a manner that a considerable number of blonde hairs were left upon the back of the neck but beyond that there is prac- tically nothing to aid the authorities in their endeavor to trace the identity
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-17

Requests nything meet with eonsd efation by D IF Warmer and he his grant the girls conditions they Sant according statement issued b5 him this afternoon Q The Farmer
 That will not qdbbe few hours change in work dollars change pay his assertion following the announcement of his grant of the eight hour day. 5 rosier MT Warmers attitude be, At press committee the girl strikers in and Indications that the dis agreenaentss would be settled.
 The wanted 20 per cent increase in wages for the girls Instead of 10 cent increase which offered bsr MT. Warner.
 IF Warner said: <
 AThey are a husky, healthy, happy lot people, but they're women they're naturally impusve. TheyxI be tomorrow, I hope.
 1T won't quarrel with them few hours a them what they wanted because they didn't tell me what they they'll here we'll # any interference in this matter yous will that will be agreed very shortly I've already granted the 48 hour week and 10 cent in in wages for the piece workers Now if that won't satisfy them, we'll try to fix it other way This will cut the profits somewhat but don't care about w in few dollars more in vvaaes. These thinds myself my employees
 Just before Mir Warmers statement was issued, John Field following grant and sent to the girls meeting Eagles hall week schedule will be in effect at the plant of the Warner
 aThe hours will be 7:so 80, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays 7 80 to 430 Friday and 80 to di 30 Saturday
 General increase in piece workers wages of 10 per cent
 General increase in day workers wages so that for hours they will receive the same as they did under heaold 55.a
 The girls are satisfied with pre- sened to them this morning They demand however 20 per piece work prices instead of 10 per cent ton in price establhment of grievance board in each department