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Evening star., 1918-01-28

Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will receive
this afternoon.
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PRESIDENT TO BOARD
"PEACE" SHIP TUES
DAY.
George Washington Being Re.
decorated For Trip TO
the Congress.

New York, Nov 27-Tbe "a
looms aud cabins Of the steamship
George Washington, which Is to
take President Wilson and he
party TO the peace conference, are
being redecorated at lloboken by
workmen from the navy yard, and
II ia expected she will be ready TO
move into the Hudson nver DE
cember 3 The camouh age paint
on the ship has been covered over
with the regulation steel grey
paint used by the American navy.
President Wilson and his part,
are expected to go on board the
steamer next Tuesday afternoon.
The automobiles of the party were
placed in the hold yesterday.
Navy officials expect she will be
escorted by the United States bat
tleship Pennsylvania and two new
destroyers
The George Washington will
carry a crew Of 1000 naval officers
and men and should arrive at her
port Of destination December 10
Item.
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-OFE1C1AL
COUNCIL
New Iberia, Nov. 25th, 1918

New iberia, Nov. 25th, 1918
The Board of Trustees of tn,
City of New Iberia convened thu,
day in regular session with Mayor
II. s SeaIy presiding. Messrs
Glrard and Vlllermln present.
The minutes Of the previou,
meeting were read and approved
on motion of Mr.. VilIermin sec
onded by Mr. Giratd
Mayor Sealy informs the Board
that MI. Horace Gates has be.I
appointed Plumbing Inspector foI
The Sewerage System Of The City
and bis compensation to be paid
as per fees of The Board of Tlns
tees Ordinance.
90 motion Of Mr.. Villermin sec
onded 10y Mr.. Sealy and adopted
unanimously the following fees
shall apply for plumbing iDspec
ton
Fisrt inspection of Sewer and
ionghiDg III ...............sl 90
For each fixture connected to
new WORK al 80. ............. 20
Sewer Ordinance No I34 hav
ing been published the required
number of days, was ,ffercd Tor
tinal adoption by AIR. Viller min,
seconded by MIR Sea'y and
adopted 10y the following Yea aud
Nay Vote:-Yea Messrs. Sealy,
Girard, Vile, min: Nay-None.
Communication received from
DIR, OscaT bowling aud DR.. Blue,
in reference to appropriation Of
$500 during The year 1919 towards
the lospec 'oa, Iavaioy, ele hene
tt Venefeai Disease
On motion Of Mt, Sea'y sec
onded toy Mr.. ViIlrrmin and
adopted unanimously the amount
of $500 was otdeed included IL.
the budget of 1919 for health
department.
On motion Of Mr. Sraly sec
onded by Mr. Giratd and adopted
unanimously, the Plumbing In
spect0r ~ requested TO make a
of 50 for every sewer con
Dectlon m ,de to The sewer system.
said charge Of So beng to cove,
amennt advanced 10y Sewer Boa:d
to run 4 inch house CONNECTIONS
from MaIL Sewer To Curb line Of
property holder, the amount being
payable to the City of New iberia
On motion OF Mr.. VIllei min sec
ontled by Mr.. Girard the meeting
adjourned
Fl s SEALY, Mayor.
h + V!LLERMiN,. Clerk.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
BIG MEN WANTED.

Five thousand big men are
needed at onoe for service will
The Army Y. M. &. A. overseas.
A conference for this district
will be held in Franklin on Tues
day, December 3, afternoon and
evening. Representative citizens
Of all communities in the district
are expected to attend.
"The armistice has increased
rather than decreased the need for
the Army Y service 'over there,'"
says Recruiting Secretary Jones
In 4 letter to w. q. Weeks, local
representative OF the Army Y.
AsWith more idle time aud less in
centive to train aud study the sol
oilers need careful attention. Army
9~0fiicers realize this and have an
pealed to the Army Y to extend
hts program Of education. This
has been done, bnt we are greatly
lin need OF qualified men to carry
on the work The men needed
iAre the kind the community will
and hardest TO spare, but the op
2p0rtnnity to be- Of real service {.
Jour heroes Is SO great that we ex
}pect to enlist some OF the best
men Ia the state. School superin
1tendents and other educators, and
Others Of vision and executive abb
Pity particularly are desired"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

On Wednesday, Nov. 81, . spe'
cial meeting was held by the Iberia
Parish School Board for the pur-
pose Of electing a Superintendent
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of the late Iamensed Lonis
A Valet. AT this meeting the
name Of Prof l.. Il lilly was sub
mitted to the board Prof. lilly,
being the uDopposed candidate.
was elected unanimously IA Super
intendent Of the iberia Parish
Schools.
At one state Of the development
Of affairs il looked as though this
parish was doomed 10 another dead
lock IN school matters The angel
of d. ath touched a member Of The
School Board-and he slept A
successor hid to be appointed to
The position, and, it was thought
best, before the election OF IA Su
p~eTlnttndent. SO many things
hinged upon the selection Of the
''.ight man" fot the vacancy that
the public became deeply inter
ested IN all the doings aud all the
rumors current. But when the
time came for action no other can
dldate was introduced IN opposi
ton to Prof. Tilll. After his elec
ton on Wednesday, the next day
being Thanksgiving, he took up.
bis active duties on Ftiday-yes
terday.
Prof lilly IN well.known to the
people Az one who has ever been
interested in educational affairs.
For five years he was principal Of
the Jeanerette High School, re
signing to take up and finish bis
course in law, at the conclusion of
which he formed a partnership
with Mr.. II Il Delahoussaye. At
he earnest solicitations of Supt. l..
A. Valet and the people of Je IN.
he consented TO again al
the position IN principal OF the
High School because Of
the scarcity of capable men to fll
with credit and satisfaction this
position which had been made va.
cant by the resignation of Prof
Liable, who enlisted in the
navy. Thus, Prof lilly is well
Ioali6ed TO All .oicitntIy the posi-
ION Of superintendent TO which he
has been elected
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MEETING Of
IBERIA PARISH
SCHOOL BOARD

New Iberia. La. Nov 81. 1913
Pursuant TO the call Of IN,
Resident, u special NEE l,g 81
he Iberia Parish School Boa,t
was held oil the above date a,
three O'Clock with the following
members present, to wit:
President J +. VeI,et. pr.sid
ing; DIR. o.. $. Ptrrpt, Mr.. Geo
Winters, Mr.. Lonis Gland Mr.
Gns BONN, Mr.. Albln Segura. Me
Engene Gmllot, Mr.. Harry Hall
Mt T%elespbore ltobicheau, Mr.. n
"R. Minvielle, and Mr.. e. p. Moresj
The President announced a fol
attendance and a quorum.
The President in a few words
exp essed the deep sorrow which
the board felt at the loss of former
superintendent l. A. Valet. aud
announced the purpose of the
meeting to be as follows:
Fist. The adoption of suitable
resolutions on the death Of former
superintendent l. A. Valet.
2nd. Tie appointment of a an
perintendent.
ord. he taking Of such stems
as the board saw ft for the paw
OF the teachers for loss time
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WOMEN ENLIST IN
BATTALION OF LIFE
Sunshine Division Of Home Service
Rivals Battalion Of Death In
Real War Work.

Russia's Battalion Of Death made
It's women immortal by de~ath-defying
action at the front. Americas Bat.
talon of Life bids fair to merit I'm.
mortality by its life and strength CIV.
Ing action IN the home trenches. con.
meeting directly with the men who 20
ever the top.
A new kind of womcn's army has
come into being. 1t is called the "Sur.
shine Division" II started under TN.
usual circumstances. Margaret Wood
row Wilson, the presidents daughter,
known for her patriotic war service;
FER aide. Major Cakes. and a small
group of friends, including Miss Mar
jcrie Brown of Atlanta, Ga, daughter
of one of the.leadlng men of the south.
end II relative of the president, were
discussing womeh's part n the war
and the Importance of enllstsns Inc
effort. talent. and activity OF every
woman In the country. The need OF
organization and direction of that time
and talent not already devoted to def.
nite war work WAS recognized, and
out of the discussion anne plans FOR
conserving the patriotic effort OF every
patriotic woman, aud more especially
the young women Of the country. The
'army" to be recruited was designated
the Sunshine Division" Its scope of
service ~ limited only by the ability
Of the enlisted women to serve, and
there Is no woman ineligible for servs
Ice except she who Is already doing
Ter utmost to help win the war. Par
ticulars are available from Nal A. +.
Cakes, nov stationed ut United War
Work headquarters. Dallas, Tex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

Standing on the Valet property,
just above the Chinese laundry,
were two large China trees. These
trees we're planted many years
ago, 10 what used to be a part Of
Mr.. Jasper Calls home garden
and there they grew to their full
maturity. The trunks Of both
trees we're apparently sound and
the larger would have allowed the
making of planks "a inches in
width. The china wood readily
receives n very pretty polish aud
looks well in its natural colorss
1t has a very good grain. Not
wlthstanding the possible beau
ties Of such wood worked into
chests or other ornamental arti
Giles, the scarcity Of fire wood
sealed the doom of these monarchs
Of the species.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
WILL WIN THE
WORLD AND MUST
STILL Be SAVED.

The food fight in not over. The
only change is in the scope and
methods. Conservation il to take
the place of regulation, and The
co operation Of the people Is more
than eve essential
President Woodrow Wilson,
pledged John M. Parker, of Louis
lana, and other food admIBistra-
tore, Ia remalD on The job lie
told them tbeir wOsk had been Of
the greatest Importance and serv.
ice and that they must continue
their labor until the need was Off.
Cially declared at au tud They
we're soldiers and could NOT retire
until they received Ibei, honorable
0ischai re.
Herbert Hoover pledged the
people of the United States to
similar pc. severance III aud fidelity
to the cause Food Will win tn.
war" was the slogan at the wars
start. "Food VIII win the worlu"
is the slogan that Will close the
war. The right kind Of peace,
the democracy that viii be perma
nent, can only be secured by
aveIting famine from q world on
the yerge OF starvation Other
countries may now be drawn upon
for food, but it will remain the
task of the United ) ates 10 u
ly most of the food needed, for
he sake Of self.interest as well as
Immunity For the'sote and Clio
Iious future Of The complete veto.
~ 1T .enseitisbness, the American
people must save ard send more
food than ever. Thls is the. task
to which Mr.. Hoover has commit
ted the country, aud TO which The
temainiug life of the Food Admin
istratioD ia dedic i'ed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

Thanksgiving morn dawn Clear
FaHd bright, Just as though the
weather clerk wanted ~ give ,ev !
cry u a change 20 6d thankful,
after the long spen of wet weather.
When We come 10 count up the ills
we baSe-bssn spared. during the
past yeAr,s and only a%ppraislng our
blessings at fifty per cent, there
still remains enough to make the
great majority of III truly thank
ful.
TO those, whose clouds Of adver
sity seem TO them 10 hang 80
dense and low, there should be q
thought of consolation in the
knowledge of the fact that all
clouds have a silver lining and
things are rarely 40 bad that they
could not have been worse.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
In accordance with advanced u

In accordance with advanced no
tices sent out by the> Louisiana
State Board Of Health, cars mum
Der 3 and 4 arrived here on Mon
day, the 25lh- At the request oil
the Surgeon Of the United States
Public Health Service the State
Board Is making a special and
earnest effort to interest city
health officials, and other citizens,
In control Of venereal diseases
The Army authorities will send
the boys home clean and those IL
authority are aeked to do their
best 10 have conditions 40 that
they may be maintained in a
healthy condition.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
SURGEONS agree that IN cases

SURG EONS agree that IN cases
of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds,
the FIRST TREATMENT ia most
important. When 20 EFFICIENT
antiseptic il applied promptly,
there IL no danger Of infection and
The wounds begins to heal at once
For use on man or beast, BORO
ZONE IL the IDEAL ANTISEP
TIC and HEALING AGENT.
Buy II now aud be ready for an
Emergency.
Sold BY ESTORGE DRUG CO.
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MI. Arthur Schexneider was the
irst citizen Of our city, so We are
informed, 10 install the sanitary
sen erage according to specinca.
tons az set forth in the city ordi.
nance. Mr.. Fritz Ribbeck did the
plumbing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

All parties are warned not to tres.
pass upon my farm, located upon the
New iberia Southern Drainage Canal.
otherwise Familiarity known as the
Commercial Canal. Hunting Is espe
cialiy forbidden under the penalties
Of the law.
11.30 GRAYSON MORRELL.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
666 cures Bilious Fever.

Crap shooters will cry "come
eleven more earnestly than ever
when they recall that hostilities of
the world war ceased ut the elev
enth hour on the eleventh day of
the eleventh month of the year
ST. MartinviIle Messenger.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

MIR. Gni lot m0v.d that h.,.
after mrritng9 of the board ha
held a. = O'Clock i NJ rhis w,s
second Il Ivy NJ. Winters. INA
mot on was carried.
There being 40 further business
t. come before the board AZ his
TINE, Me Hal moved for adjourn
meat
l.. Il FlLLY, See. t,,r
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

DlED--MIs Ernest Iticaud, (for
merIy Miss Lillian PatouD at heI
home in Centreville, La or Wed
nesday, Nov. 27th, after a brief
illness The funeral took place
from the st. Peters Catholic
Church, this city, on Thursday al
IL IN, with interment In the Cath
Ollie Cemetery.
The lberian extends it's spmpa
thy to her relatives In their loss.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

From l19 to Isl pounds Of re
lned sugar II quoted AZ the range
pf yields OF Louisiana sugar cane,
depending upon ripeness Of the
plant. A ton Of sugar beets pro
1uCcd from 2ln to 2S1 pounds OF
bugar.-Exchange.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
a 7 Q RIA
NOTICE

We will pay a straight salary IT
$50. 90 per week for man or woman
with rig to introduce Eureka Egg
Producer. Six months contract.
EUHEEA MFG. co,
East st. Louis, IN.
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Read the Weekly Iberian
THE
n UBE r
Light Four $I335.0O.

M 4MZA 80 81 ~ MM 40
Acre tor hour for Hour-The Huber Light Four challenges
three l+inch plows, yet 5 inches deep, it easily turns al acre n hour on
a gallon and a half to two gallons Of fuel. In the 5000 H. class. Ii does
not pack the ground. Never stalls.
Steers itself when blowing. And such p,werl A steady stream of
energy from a 4cylinder motor, transmitted direct to the drive on Dyatt
roller bearings. Does not overhead in extreme weather. rselflubricat.
ing anti friction bearings. 1t turns in a six.foot radius and is mounted
0 nHsp powerful frame SO IS to adjust itself to the toughest fields.
l2h. p at the draw-bar with a road speed from III to 4 miles pr
hom. % b p at the best. operating separator. so filter, aw, pump,
dynamo, shredder, shelter, baler, and other farm machinery. Built for
lifetime service by the HUBER MFG, COMPANY, MARION, OHIO.
Established moro than forty years. & &asss ~#
BURNS GASOLINE AND coal orr.
M. +. w. Joplin, set. &s
Crouty, La. $3.50 44 .r
~s .#.s ea#-& Rayne, La, Oct SM, 1917.
Dear su:-RJrring 10 The Light -Four tractor that I bought from on
10 ca my rice nth, I enclose herewith a check 70 pay for same.
To say that Tam pLasd nth this engine does mol haf ,cou srorsss il
cut 10 dcresp per dag IN The mud al about a. cents per acre, iniudno cpbndeys
mbreatng oil and gasoline. Where the ground is dg / cn cut at - cyus ,,r
miles pet hour. IAare been doing all kinds Of uok Nth he engine. al ~
sacks Of rice on high speed. I hare nerer been abe 10 load the engine IN aceount
Of not horag uagon capacity to haul rice 10 MARKET
hnyone uontng q f~-ctas engine uH do ueu 10 look into his as r co.
slider title best engine I err4 a and / mH be glad 10 shom il 10 auuoue vbo
ma haym, Ia. MARTIN J. RICHARD
For Sale By
=. NJ. jopIin,
CROWLEY, LA.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
Break your Cold or La
Grippe with q few doses
of 600.

FOB RENT: The building at the
corner Of o.. Peters street and Rail.
road Avenue. Suitable for store and
residence. Apply at this Office for
terms. A good business stand on a
busy corner. Il
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
CITY OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
FOR SALE.

Two nice comfortable homes.
one on ST Peter Street, the Other
on Iberia Street.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
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t68 cures Headachec, Biliousness,
Loss Of Appetite, or that tired aching
feeling, due to Malaria or Colds. Fine
Tonic.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
a TO RIA

Stop coughing! you rack the
lungs and worry The body BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP
checks irritation, heals the lnngs
aud restores comfortable breath
ing.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co
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To keep posted on local news.
subscribe to The Iberian.
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II was moved, seconded, an,
caiiied that The miDutes of Lh,
last meeting be dispensed with
together with he regular Older o
business, and that the board pro
cetd To consider the ohj ,c,s Sc
forth in the call
II a moved by Mr. II II
Minv,eIIr, seconded by Dr U. s
Peliet that Mr.. l. Il Tiily Ce ap
pointed superintendent 10 fill til,
Vacancy caused by The death OF
Mr.. Valet MIR. Guiiiot moved
that the appointment be made by
exclamation, which motion was
seconded by Mr.. BONN, and lhe,,
being no "ppos'tiun, the President
declared MIR. riiiy TO have b..i,
appointed superintendent by uuan
Imuns vote ut The boatd.
1t vas moved 10y Mr.. HI, see
onded by Mr.. Vine rs That I'll,
teachers h. paid their salary tun
mag time, as though tie sch O
bad not been closed dnling III,
epidemic, wi,h the undp. standu Q
toa do mach 0f the loss tliD- as
o Il b. made Mp he m,du Il,
shortening 'h- Chi,s mas hni,ia, \
10 The day Mfuie tb,,stm, j.,
Christmas d.l, and ,hal the day
after Chris ms, anh New va,
day, and that after January ii II
the schools hr nl,e ated for u heif
u day Oh Saturday, aud that ri 9
session be heightened TO such
time in June rs would not later
fere with the Attendance If teach
ers at summer schools TO make NJ
The credits rqnired by the State
Board of Education.
1t was moved by Mr.. Win.e,s,
sec 'nded by Mr.. BONN thai Ptesi
dent Verret, Mr. Guill0t. and Mr..
Hall b. named as purchasing com
mi tee for 81. ping year with The
10 purchase in the name of
the board all school supplies 10
amounts of over fifty dollars, aud
that the superintendent be named
as purchasing agent of the board
for school sup | rs in amounts of
fifty dollars and under. The mo
ton was duly carried.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

666 cures Malarial Fever.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30

and TO devise means Of m king uI
such lost time.
4th. The appointment Of a
purchasing committee.
Oh The fixing of the time al
which future meetings would take
place.
Upon his conclusion Mr. GniIlol
moved that "A committee of five
members, with Tue president az
chair man thereof, be appointed 10
draw up suitable resolutions on
the death OF Superintendent l. A
Valet. This motion was seconded
by Mr. Hall and carried.
The President appointed Mr.
Gnillot, Mr.. Hall, DR.. Perret, and
Mr.. Winters To draw up suitable
resolutions on the death Of former
superintendent l.. A. Wallet.
The committee reported the fol
lowing resolution:
whereas, the Almighty God IN
his lntin,'e wisdom has seed fl to
call from our midst 10 the Grea'
Beyond our friend and rO-workef.
former superintendent Louis A
Wallet,
Therefore. he II resolved thai IN
hi death the iberia Parish School
Board has lost u among its fo'd
whose services TO the cause of pub
tic education are ines,imabls; that
The members Of this board have lost
A ftitnh tear TO ih+v hear; shat
our country has lost paI,io';
that the Parish Of ibe Ia has los
a sterling sou and cl'lz T.; that hls
relatives have lost "A jewel; and
that his he,eaved family has lost
"A devoted father and husb' md
who're vacant chair AT the Il esldr
can W. be filled
Be It, further resolved that u
copy Of thrsc resolutions be Apiead
on the minutes Of this board, aud
THAT u copy thereof be sent 10 hi
bttrav.d widow with ihe sircert
condolences of all the members Of
this board
BY the Committee:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-30
By the Committee:

} + Verret, Chairman
u !. PeiIet
Geo Winters.
Eugene Guil'Ot.
Harry Hall.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
nig Money irlng spent.

A. T.. Gibson. general supcTlntcnd-
ent AT Storrs. spent thu afternoon of
sunday In privc. The property which
he directs h working luil time "a the
minute with an output at around y
thousand tons daily, The four others
up Spring Canyon are also producing
"a capacity, making total for that
section at about four thousand tons
daily. but Which VIII be ahbut doubled
hy fall or early winter His Sprlng
Canyon Coal company property fig
ures on much bigger things with the
completion at It's surface tramway
This uamwa" vim be finished about
the middle of August. II h thirty-fiye
hundred feet long with twenty-five
thousand test OF excavation ana sey-
en- hundred and fifty feet OF heavy
rock tunneiing. Two hundred thous-
aud dollars or more are being cNpend-
I'd by the company ON machinery. I'M
pToyements 10 the plant ana the con-
struction of a number oi new dwell
lings for employees Foundations arc
heing put In Tor ten dwellings imme-
diately, Many men are on the wait
ing list for houses,
With the completion of these work
IL Ia start on another bunch. Storrs
n fast being made one OF the most
attractive places 10 live anywhere In
Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
GREATER PRODUCTION DUE
~ MINERS BEING At WORK

Operators reporting the country
over from fifty-Iwo hundred proper
ti,s for the week ending Jnnc 18th
give "a total ot lO.O2S,iiO net tons and
present capacity Of is.57s,s57 tons.
They produced 10 per cent OF total
production or 81 per cent OF total rail
shipments, These mines were oper-
ated Co Is.1 per cent OF their present
capacity The Increase In production
tor the week ended June I 5th amount
cd a. approximately y per cent
compared with the week of June Sth
whereas the per cent Of fulltime ca
paVity operated as reported by the OPP
orators decreased. nearly per cent.
This apparent discrepancy IN attTib-
uted Ia no other cause than actual in
crease In capacity IN the week 81
June 18Th, due "a more regular work
ing by individual men, That h al
though the tipples worked appFoNi-
mately Q per cent less hours during
an. week. more men were In the mlues
producing coal.
Material decreases occurred In H.
linois. Ohio. Western Pennsylvania,
Somerset county. high volatile district
Of West Virginia. Cumherland-Pied-
mont district, Northeastern Kentucky
and In the Western Pacific Coast
States and with exception OF Illinois
and the Western States the decline In
production IL entirely attributed 10 in
sufficient supply Of coal cars. Shile
In Illinois Il Is attributed 20 both car
and labor shortage and In the West