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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12
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Muaian Ma Uef fI lie
Ml=sstrfl convention IF fhe Wu7-
ans Christian Temperance f'asa.
whifh elessd .is sessions here Maa
dHF HiFhfs fieFtFd affifsfa 81 fHIi6N
Mf 3 8 Stanley bonneville. pres
dent Mu NJ D. Montgomery. stars
villet corresponding soeretafy and
sli the either uid Officers were re-
elected
y. T. Harmon of A. &M College.
won the rold medal for me best
temperance speech The next con.
gontion goes 20 starkville
Services AZ the various chIrlhes
we're conducted by members and of
fieefs Of the ". c. T. t.. and each
of the churches was crowded to the
doors by enthusiastic audiences.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12
PROVIDE ron RfrRrsrN.
TATiON OF COLUMBUS
At MEETING.
MAKE PLANS TO
MOVE MONU MEN1'
Adopt Resolution Expressing
sympathy for Mr.. lines IN
Illness.

Directors Of the local Chamber Of
Commerce held a meetng Monday
night. and decided 70 send W II. Car.
ter to Jackson. Miss, to 40 before thc
members of the Farm Loan Board
when they meet in that city October
81, and present the claims Of Colum-
bus for Farm Loan bank.
The movement TO secure a Farm
Loan Bank for Columbus was inaug
urated by J. G. Weatherly, former
secretary of the Civic Chamber, but
rs Mr.. Weatherly rendered his resig
nation soon after application for one
of the banks was officially made, and
the position has since been vacant,
nothing mas been done towards col
lecting the necessary data to place
before the Farm Loan board How
ever, as formal application for TIE
bank had already been made il was
decided to send Mr.. Carter, who once
served as secretary of the Civic
Chamber, to Jackson to represent the
city's interests.
Several gentlemen filed application
for the position of secretary, but
the directors, after having discussed
the matter at some length, decided
to defer action until subsequent
meeting
The meeting Monday night was the
first to be held by the directors for
the ensuing year who were named at
the recent annual meeting Of mem
bers. and Mr.. S. b. Street, Jf.. the
new president, outlined his policy
which he declared would be live and
progressive one.
Miss Ella Mae Jordan rendered her
resignation as assistant secretary
| and same was accepted with regret
Miss Jordan has been in the employ
of the Civic Chamber for long time
and since the departure Of former
Secretary Weatherly few weeks ago
the duties of that position have de.
volved largely upon her. She has
discharged these duties in nat ae-
ceptable manner, and the fact that
she has decided to sever her connec'
ton with the organization is univers
ally regretted.
The directors unanimously adopted
a resolution expressing sympathy FOL
Mr.. V. B. lines, popular member
of the board, who has been i'll at hi
home on South Seventh avenue fol
several weeks. Mr. lines is not onl,
one of the most popular but one o
the most progressive and enthusiastic
members of the board, and during hi
illness his fellow directors have sadl,
missed his aid and counsel.
Several other matters were dis
cussed by the directors, one Of tn
| most important having been the re
| moval of the Confederate monumen
! from its present location on the cour
house square to the corner Of Mai
[ and Market streets, which is the rec
oqnized business center of the city
| 1t was originally intended to erec
the monument on this site, and il
removal would meet with public al
proval.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12
$4,000 Fire Near Artesia.

Fire which broke out early yester-
day afternoon destroyed large barn
and a lot of provender contained
therein on the plantation of Mrs.
Sanders Wilburn in the Artesia
neighborhood, about Ia miles west
of Columbus.
The property destroyed, in addi-
ton to the building, consisted of L.
600 bushels Of corn, several car loads
of hay, 3 wagons and a number OF
agricultural implements. The blaze
the origin of which is unknown, en-
tailed a loss of 5000, which is par
TALLY covered by insurance.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12
Revival Meeting Postponed.

On account Of the death of rela-
tive in Tennessee, Rev. ]. w. Porter,
who was to have started a revival
meeting at the First Baptist church
last Sunday, postponed the services
for week.
Meetings were held the past three
nights at the First Baptist church,
conducted by Rev. j. L. Vipperman,
the pastor, but Rev Porter will not
reach the city until the last Of the
week.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12
LOCAL GOOD ROAD roosr.
LRs AFTER BIRMINGHAM
MEMPHIS TRAiI.
PART OF ROADS
ALREADY BUILT
More Than 100 Miles Between
Magic City and Tupclo Nosv
Ready For Traffic.

Enthused with he success which
they have achieved In constructing
the Mississippi route Of the Jackson
Highway local good roads boosters
will endeavor 20 secure the proposed
Memphis. Birmingham Highway for
Columbus. and with that end in view
will offer the promoters more than
one hundred miles of rock road which
is now complete and ready for traffic,
and which IL has cost thousands Of
dollars to construct
The entire route from Birmingham
to Tupelo, a distance Of about i40
miles, is practically complete, the
only stretch of roadway that is unfit
for automobile traffic being about 20
miles between Vernon, Ala, and this
city. Arrangements for the improve
ment of this roadway have been per-
fected, and when the work has been
completed there will be a smoothly
surfaced highway all the way from
Birmingham to Tupelo
Tax payers in Lee, Lowndes, Mon
roe and other counties throughout
East Mississippi have recently ex-
pended thousands of dollars in the
construction of good roads, and the
route being promoted by local high
way boosters traverses these thor
oughfares. The south boasts of no
better roadway, and it is believed 10y
many that this will finally be select.
ed as the official route Of the Mem.
phis- Birmingham Highway.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12

Mr.. V. b. lines, business manager
of the Columbus Dispatch and cor.
respondent of a number of metro
politan dailies, who has been ill for
more than a month, was out on the
streets Wednesday, and received a
cordial greeting from numerous
friends, to whom his recovery Is a
source of much pleasure
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12
Meeting of w. c. r. u.

The w. G. t. U. will meet this af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. A. L. Eggleston, corner of
Sixth street and Second avenue,
north. Ladies interested in temper
ance are cordially invited to also be
present. A report from the return
delegate at the state convention OF
w. C. T. U. held the past week in
Meridian will be made.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12
u. D. c. Meeting.

There will be a called meeting oi
the Stephen d. Lee Chapter, U. d
c., at the Gilmer Hotel Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, for the purpose oi
perfecting plans for the coming U
G. v. reunion. All members ar,
urged to be present.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12

Beautiful fab openings will be held
at w. C. Boards, Inc, and at Simon
Loeb and Brother tonight.
The doors at Boards will be opened
at 80 O'Clock and will remain open
until 10 40. Loeb's opening will be.
gin at 8 p. m.
The public is cordially invited.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12

Much needed improvements on the
county bridge across the Tomblgbee
river are being made this week. New
flooring and side ratings are being
put in, and each day this week the
bridge will be closed during the hours
from s ia the morning to ! Il tie
afternoon.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12

Mr.. Z. L. Kuykendall spent the
first Of the week in Birmingham,
where he enjoyed the Alabama state
fair.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12

Mr. W. +, Afford, of Birmingham,
spent yesterday in Columbus with
relatives.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-10-12

Mr. Dave Bowlin, of Muskogee,
Oklahoma, is in the city on visit
to his brother, Mr.. w. H. Bowlin.
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Lcra1.

= Die in Sort 8ortb a6gebaltene
aonoention Der Geras Grain Oea-
lers EXPLOITATION lit beenoet. gum
&r1lioenten Der @eieGidaft mlroe
g. 8easlep aus Mmariao gemablt;
iiber ben ndditen .8eriammlumgsort
bat man lib nod 1ibt enti6ieoen.
Die @etreioebanoler aus Dem San-
bottole febten es am lesten Gage
ourd, oaB Die ySnteritate Commerce
Gommiiiion4 eriu6t meroen lou,
Die Sradtraten fin teraniides Sc
treble nod Seem Orleans 81 ~reou5ie-
rem, 10 Dob Der Sransport nod Seem
| Orleans nidt mtebr als nod Sal
peiton foItet. Erosoem oieler Be
I1luB attgenommen Dar, beriuhte
Die Staot @alpelton Die &onpention
fir nddites Subr 5u gepinnen; be-
toni tpuroe in oieien ginlaoungen
belonoers, oaB Der &afen ton Sal
peiton iest pol1tdn0ig fiber gegeit
5turmeseefabr Jet uno oaB Die 9ele-
goten ii6 our6 ben @ugenihein oa-
BON ii~ber5ergen modten.
Ser &ommiii1r fir 2ano.
iuirtidaft, Sreo 8. 9abis BON @lt-
Itir, empfiebIt Die @nlage bon flei-
men, etma 40 @der entbaltenen gr-
perimentier : Sarmen IN ieoem
COUNTY; er glaibt our6 oieie Mnla-
gen ben Sarmern 6epeilen 81 fon-
men, ooB 40 Slider molbepirtI6afte-
ten 2a1oes pol1tdnoi9 geniigerlo fit:
ben llnterbalt elmer Samilie iino.
= Der 2ofomotip Seuermanr
6. 6. Mc@onfep BON Gleburne bal
ougenblidli6 5Dei Srauen mn
i9eint ntdt reht gu miiien meldt
BON ibnen Ole ridtige lit. 0el
Mann par IN Gleburne geIhteoen
feline erfte 5ralt NOR nit DEM @r.
fenntnts ni6t 8ufrieoen, meIoeti
4ppelation on uno erpirfte 3ugleid
einen @inboltsbefebl, orrd Den Wc
@ontep berbinoert neroen iollte, lid
mieoer gu perbeiraten. @be oieiei
9efebl benz Seiiermann inoeB 5ltge
Itent weroeu fonnte, bate iid ser
ieIbe noA Sort 8ortb bege6eu I'M,
fidJ bort IdneI feline 5iueite Sra
%ontrailen laiien.
Gin fltr5er Snitruftions -ahlr
lus fir 5armer miro I'M @griclltlt
raj uno We6anicol College bon
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SnInn6.

3uel innge 8engel I'M Sitter
bon II reip. Is SabrerL melfe i'm
8anfgeihafte bon S. s.. Morgan
in Seem gorf als8oten angeftent ma
rem, ftno megen 9iebitabIs bon $1O,-
500 berbaftet uno inter Inflage ee-
fteat. Die 8engel batten pieI bon
Der merifaniihen expedition, @ene-
ral 6uniton uno ben Seras Nan=
gers gelelen uno befhloiien, nod
Seras 81 geben, UNI ii6 an ser
9ampagne 5u beteiligen. Die gen-
gel geben an, baB iie nidt getptBt
bdtterL Bob iib lopiel @elb in Dem
geitoblenen 8afete befunoen bdtte,
tie batten ni6t mebr als ettpa 5000
nebmen tpolen.
Sgnatius &. 2incoln, tribe
res Witglieo oes eneliiden 8arla-
ments uno ongbeliA internationaler
Spion, lit am Samitag i'm Sc
mdbrlom bon britiiden 9eteftibs
nod England abgeI6oben poroen.
Stncolns Mnslieferu1g erfolgte me-
gen Sdlidungen, Die er in
england begangen baben 1on.
- @us ct. 9alil, Winn., miro
gemeloet, Dab Somes S. Sill, Der
groBe Gilenbabnmagnat, Der Or
idIieBer oes Ioroneitens@ ME
man i'm nannte, beute morgel,
smilden nelin uno 5ebn llbr bort ge-
ltorben lit. Gr mar idon ldngere
Belt franf.
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8ruuSetaenmms.1 iebertraannaen

Gan Gntonto Nntional 8ant on g.
q. 9uerler Manufacturing Company
@rlnbItiid i'm neuen gitbe8Lod $40;
$4,000.
Srant ut,b Stole galerico all Mlberi
a~rontosfp, @runoitid an Der @eItz5ous
iton Ctr. uno Iortb 2eona Stra6e;
$11, 872.33.
Charlotte 6. aaffer an albin Set
Del. @runoitiid in Der 5igblanb 8arl
Iooition; $500.
G. s.. unb 8. 81. @alter an George
6. gidlib, @runbitiid an Der @ulberrt
Mpe., Beacon Sill; $3,25O.
s.. S. 2atnm II. q. an 6. 6. 8ur8.
bad, @runbftiid an Der 8iper Gpao.
$500.
Sloolpb 8entert an Srau 9inoa 81.
mon, @runbitiid on Der @ait @berereer
Ctr; $1601.
Qos Gueeles Seiabts csmprobemen
Company an 9r. s. 81. &nrbnd. @runb.
ftiid un Der Mnqeles Serrace; StOt0.
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"a. bts 80. Slllt a~bgebolten tperoen.
Die giienbabnen neroen allen Cell
nebmern ermaBigte Jobrpreiie, 81 IL
pro Weilet %gepabren; 8iuette mer-
Den bonn %. Suli an perfauft uno
gelten bis gum 1. Iugult.
9ur9 ei11en SAL BON einem
Oa6e wuroe Der Sobn oes @iien-
babn : &o1toufteltr 6. 6. Mc@ia BON
goafum getotet. gs ldeint oaB
Der anabe a1f oas Stalload geflet-
teri mar nno berll16te, einen 9rabt
NIT einem eleftrilden 8eleu6tunqs=
orobt 5u perbinoen. Seoenfaas err
belt Ser Sunge babel einen ftarfen
eleftrii6en Shlogl perlor Die So
lance uno fieG bonn Da6e berob.
= 0ie Brobibitioniiten beabiidti=
gen in alien Counties Stubs 5u
gritnoen, nm Die SltbmilIions=9Sro
ge auf oas Sifet 5u bringell uno
bet Den Srimdrnablen cine Majori-
tat gu er5ielen, auf @r11no melder
tie beredtigt mdren, eine abermali-
ge Brobibitionsiuabl I'M Staate gu
beantragen.
- Sn elmer i'm Muoitorium ser
StaotbaQe 5u Dallas obgebaltenen
Weailen : Geriammlung puroe bic
Dallas Some @uaro organiiiert. Die
ie @eieaidaft miro es lid 5ur Mnf-
gabe MAIDEN, fir Die in oiirftigen
ltmitanoen leberloen Samilien Ser
einge8ogenen Wfilia Soloaten su
iorgen lno oieielben nod araften
5u nnteritiisen.
@abreno ser lesten 8o6en
boben iid eenn1g iunge vgtond",
2eute bel General : Moiutant SUIT
9ings in anitin gum gintritt in
oas teronfibe rHanger Corps" qe=
meloet, onB oerfelbe bGtte leiht Elm
&egimert formieren fonnen. Die
meiiten Der 4pplifanten muBten 8u-
riidgetuieien merben.
Sn Souiton ftarb Srou 4nna
Self I'M Mlter BON 81 Sabren, tie
miro bon orei godtern uno 5tpei
Sobnen iiberlebt. Die 8eilebuns
fano anf Dem oeliti6en Srieobof
ltatt.
Seuer bra6 Montag Weittag
gegen t:15 in einem 5meiitodigen
Saule i'm 900 8lof Ser Neu Braun
fels Ipenle aus un6 5eritorte oas
obere Stodmerf, ebe es bon Der
Senermebr unter &ontroGe eebrndt
ner0en fonnte.
Sn Gbambers gountp lit cine
Blan5en aranfbeit aufgetreten,
oura pelbe 20 bis so Bro5ent Der
8aiiermelorlen 5eritort neroen.
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L.okdIes.
Die Commonwealth Sanf & Srai
81. BON San QmtDnip

ipuroe am Samitag nit einem 8e
triebsfapital BON 100000 inforpo.
riert; Der Charter murbe nod oer
ielben I6en0 BON Den Serren s
S. Carl, 6. S. @ltgeIt uno Gmt
9lltgelt na6 San 4ntonio gebradt
Mls Snforporatoren iino eingetro
gen: SarrD 2anoa bon Iel1=8roull.
fels; $. g. Drought, 6. 5. Sor-
ratt, Srau @lilobetb Wioore, @. 81
8iiemarL S. s. Carl, Serber1
9feeo uno SEQ sc. s. 9ielmonlt bon
Son @ntonio, @a1go Soft, 2apernio
81. 8. @itt, Souroanton; s. SO.
SULTAN, Grp1tol Gitp.
als grdii6ent ser 1lel1en 9onf
miro 6arrD 2anoa fltngieren, 8ice-
8raiioenten iino 8. 8. Drought
ltno %. 81. @ilemon. 0as 9iref=
torinm iest ii6 5uIammen aus:
@arrp 9anoo, $. g. Drought, s. 6.
Sarratt, 6. S. Mltgelt, Srou gliio=
BETH Moore, 81. 8. @itt, Serbert 81.
Seed, g. 81. @ileman, Sltao Soft,
S. IS. 8ulliam, S. 6. Carl, Or. S.
s. Rooe uno SEQ sc. S. 9ieImann.
Gem 8ernebmen nod miro oas
rte1e @elhaft in oen &1umlihfeiter1
Der 8eit geras gonf olo Srl1It So.
9ienitag, Sen 80. Meoi, ourd SOS
Staats : ganf-9 epartement er0ffnet
un6 Die Mftipa nno 8aiiiba Ser IN
~1olpenfen 8mnf ser Commonwealth
ganf alo gruft Company CUR Or
leoigung reip. Sortfiibrung iiberae-
ben tDerben. aGeroings tit bier5u
nod Die @intDiGigung Ser @erihte
notig, ooh lit oas mebr ooer neni-
ger cine formale Mngelegenbeit uno
man glal1bt in oieier Siniift feinen
ipeiteren Shpieriefeiten gu beaeg-
mem.
Sobalo oieie gerihtlide @r(arb-
nis erteilt iDoroen iii, miro niht MIR
init Der Mussablnng ser nidt ge-
1ifJerten uno nidt 3inien tragenoen
0onten, lonoern altd Der Spar=Gin<
lagen begonnen meroen; ale 9epoii-
loren peroen b~efrieoigt uno feiner
miro berlieren.
90 1T oenn oiele Mngelegenbeit,
Die 10 bel Staub anfgepirbeIt bot
ltno ourh oos inbisfrete @orgehen
qetpiiier Berlonen 5iemlih berfabren
erffien, ourh fiiblere uno mebr
iiberleaenoe aopfe aliidlif aereaeIt;
abgeieben BON Der angit unb ltnru-
be, Die cine @n5abI Der Depoiito-
rem ausaeitanoen bat, miro ME
mdno Verluite gil befIagen baben.
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bate Itorb am Sonntag na6nlit-
tag an 8ergiftung. <r5 nad Dem
&auen Ser 81dtter lpatroe oos aino
franf uno trob Ser 8entiibungen orei
btn5ugerufener Mer5te gelonq e8
ni6t, ben &lei11en am Seben 81 err
| bolten.
= Die uSan antonio Gppogra=
pbical Union" l6miiffe am Cont
tage einem alten Srau6e gemdB sic
8raber ibrer beritorbener Mitglie-
Der auf Dem itdotilden 6rieobofe
geo. 4. Die sur Union eeboriqe
Wf1tiif : &opele ipielte oas 2ieo
nNaber, mein @ott, GIT Sir, @i5e=
8raitoent &artmann geoo6te ser
Seimgegoneenen IN poIienoen @or-
ten un0 goitor Mtc2elon belt cine
ergreifenoe @eoG6tnisreoe.
9ur6 oos prompte git1greifen
u%l1Ierer S%elterlpebr mtlroe Elm
8rono an1 Sonntag nadbmittog
gegen 6 l1br IN ser San Mntonio
GompreB GpmpanD an Der WeeOina
uno gera gru5 StraBe geloi6t, ebe
er it6 ausbreiten l1no groBere 81
men1ionen annebmet fonnte. hinge
fir fir $4,000 8aunlipole lagerte
in ACKNOWLEDGMENT II. muroe our6
oos 5euer beorobt, nur 5 9alell
lpuroen leidt beiddoigt. Ser orlge-
ridtete S1aoen miro anf $500 ab-
gel6dtt.
- Gin 5ebniabriger 3eitrngsjun=
ge Namens Wa1tnel Martines muir
oe am Counting morgen BON einem
StrnBenbabn : @agen an Der Ipe.
6 uno 0ritten StroBe iiberfabren
nno 10 iduer perlebt, oaB i6m oos
linfe 8ein oi6t Fiber Dem &nie am=
putiert meroen muBte. Ser Sunge
bate oen Galiagieren 3eit1ngen
angeboten nno itano neben Der Gar,
als oieie iih in gerpeglng iebta.
Sn oemlelben Iugenblide fam Elm
Mntomobil aneefabren, oos oiht ne
ben Dem StraBenbabntpagen oorbei=
lauIte; OF Ser Sut1ge oitr6 oieles
Mlton1obil allf Die Seite geidleuoert
uno unter Die Gar aeDorfen fDl1roe,
lit bis iett nod nidt feitgeltellt.
- SSn eitem 4utomobil : ltnfaa
murbe am Sonntag nabmittag Strait
8eiiie 5feets in Ser Hdbe BON Gel
ma getotet. sSrau Effects, melde
Die Maidine lenfte, perlor ertweoer
oie &ontroIe ODER oie Gteuerung
mar auBer Oronung gefommen; bas
@ntomobil iaulte in ben StraBen-
graben itno ole Snlaiien muroen
beraltsgel1leuoert. Srau Effects
tpurbe nit eebro6enem @enif auf-
geboben.
Gin fleines @ebdu6e an Der
Surnilb Iben1e, melfes 5omas De
la @ar5a geborte, ulroe am Sonn-
tag morgen ourd Seuer 5erit0rt;
Elm oaneben itebenOes 9aus pnroe
UNI 5000 belhdoigt.
SIN @lauben, baB Die &arte
Guropas na6 Dem ariege gang an-
oers mlsieben miro, baben oentlf-
omerifaniife Mitglieber oes Shul-
rots in @eit Sobofen, Seem Seriep,
oen @ntrag, mebrere Sunoert neue
Sdul- atlanten 5u faafen, ~nieoerge=
itimmt. Sic glauben, 0eutihlano
meroe piel groBer iein.
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SnbiIauiu Ser siemerina auae.


YIN Sonntag feierte oie Sieme.
ring-aoge SO. 80 Der @ermanns-
lobne ibr 25iabriges Snbilaum I'M
@orten 6erSermannslobnebaae. Die
sGoge batte nuBer ibren Mitglieoeru
nod 5ablreide onoere Serren uno
Damen ei%ngelaoen uno beipirtete aae
in gaitfreiiter @eiie. IS mar oenn
aitfl cine iebr groBe @eleIl6aft 5u-
lammengefommen uno ale id)ienen
iif) prd6tig amuiieren. 0as Set
mar au6 bonn berrlidlten 8etter be-
giinitigt.
Sir oie offi5ieGe Jeier mar elm
biiblhes Srogramm 5ulam1enge-
ite1t. IS muroen cine Mn5abl He-
Den gebaltem uto pom Sermanns-
fobne Mdnnerfor uno Dem 9a-
men-gbor o@ernlonia~ einige 2ieoer
~geilnaen. Muf Der giibne Iaben Die
geamten, Die Charter : Mitglieoer
ult6 einige gbreng1Ite, unter linen
aud Die @erren @rnit Diebmann
nno Jranf @loedner, Die ieiner5eit
Die 2oge eingeiett baden.
Der 9raiioent ser 2oae, Serr
grnIt 5e1baum eroffnete Die Seier
NIT elmer fleinen Mniprafe. Damn
folgte Or. Burg, elmer Der Charter
mitglieoer, Der iiber Die 9eoeu-
flrfg Der 6ermannslobne I'M @Qge-
meinen iprab uno aud auf Die @e-
ldidte Der 2oee i'm 8elonoeren
einging. Surge Heoen mlroen Dor
ben Charter : Wtitglie6ern 5reb
5errle, Senrp S6ermom uni
Oape Wsenf gebalten, oener
Nidtrr W. 81. WourIuno NIT cine,
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Suns III uerremter.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
MINERS SET FORTH DEMANDS
Increased Rents One ReasOn They
want More Wages.

The anthracite coal miners and oper-
ators resumed their wage conference yes
terday at the Union League Club. The
afternoon was spent by the miners IN ar
guments respecting the demanded "A
Increase of 20 per cent. which. II granted.
will Increase the output cost OF Goa
some k23. 0nh. 900 "A year. Bcside~ in
creased wages the miners are asking
for recognition OF their union. the United
Mine Workers OF America. and for Nari-
GUS reforms In labor conditions.
The conference was begun with "A de-
cided air of optimism on both sides
John i. White. president OF the United
Mine Worker. said that he had every
reason 10 hope for a peaceful settlement
and a number NJ the operators said the
same.
II II sot forth hy the miners that the
cos, of living IN the anthracite field has
Increased during the last ten years out
Of all proportion to the increase IN
wages. They say. for instance. that
house rentals have been advanced In
that period from Ii 10 20 per cent,
whereas wage lave been advanced only
3 per cent,
The conference Will probably he In
progress for two u possibly three
weeks. II Is held behind closed doors
There seems 20 be little apprehension o.
a strike on either side.