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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
DESERTED PEACE PALACE.

sThe citizens Of Geneva are jubi-
liant because their city has been
chosen capital Of the league of ma
TONS"
ri wish them WE'LL" said the
gloomy man. 81 hope no one will
be unkind enough to remind them
that The Hague once cherished the
same hopes and ambitions. Dir
mingham Age-Herald.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
,Aboult Gsca.

Ontario. Canada. now has IN egg
acircle." This egg circle has been or
ganixed for the purpose Of eliminating
th1 wholesaler and mIddleman. III
Idea Ii specifically to prevent any pr.
son or persons coming between the
farmers supply Of eggs and the con.
sumner. More and more a. the cold
storage warehouse has come between
the consumer and his egg, has the con
gunner suffered from the separation.
Most every one" viii wish tn eGy
circle well.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
Vary Yevr Garden.

Remember that plant diseases and
insects thrive where they have become
established. Therefore. gardeners this
year should take care not to place the
individual crops where the same crops
grew last year. Varying the arrange
ment Of the garden reduces the danger
from disease and insects. Tie same
vegetables In the same place each year
exhaust certain food elements. and re-
duced yields are sure to result.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
ANOTHER or THOSE PROBLEMS.

ssWhat is worrying you nowY
.Oh, nothing much" replied the
man who is perpetually pensive. q
am merely trying to figure out what
has become Of all the daylight /
saved since we set the clocks for
ward"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
r,adns alx Tine

Mrs.. DOwfntOn, 9 FeoidAnt =
Guernsey, has eiven birth ~ ~ ssts
Of twins II II years. She also hAsI
ten other children.
or this remarkable family IS ~
living, ana the cAse waS repoFtod To-
the king and recommended ~ %
ciaI notice. Seeing that the record
was 10 remarkable md tint ~ finn
M was ! deserving o0e. M o. ssky
ssnt = donation. ~
This Ii not to ~ conf1se6 Wfth -
.'kinx's bounty. I. which q Claimabie
only ID the cass q triplsta ,oadon
Chronicle.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
Plenty 81 Room oshlnd.

A mule was brought and tied near
the group head headquarters and some
one asked to whom Il belonged. One
Of the young second lisutenants sug.
6ested that Il must b. the chAplain's
mount. AT the olllcert mess that
evening the Joke was aprung o. The
chaplain, ! dignined college, prOfsancr
Ii civil life.
''Whers did ron get youf tne mount
We saw He'd up ont thAre thin After.
noon. chaplainT' Queried ons u The
young ofilcers.
srr0m Missouri" was me prompt
6nswer. and without nicksr u 4
smile.
II think No ought 10 have the chap
lain head orr review tomorrow On that
mule, and We would all come parading
along behind him" said the unisr
chieyous lieutenant.
There u one thing certain, !" replied
the chaplain. syou would not crowd
him.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
WHERE she 70 SHORT.

First War Economist What ex-
travagance! You have two hats to
match that one dress!
Second War Economist-Oh, no,
[ haven't! I've only one dress to
match the two hats.-Sydney Bull
letin.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
NEARNEss.

"You boys will have to sing about
brown October near-beer' instead Of
brown October ale :"
1.-THE near-beer substitution won't
be altogether inappropriate" replied
Uncle Bill Bottletop. "Most Of it i
only near-singing."
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

Merchant mariners must know how
to swim. Tie United States shipping
board has added lessons In swimming
to its course for apprentices. II II said
that any number Of seamen. picked It
random. and compared with an equal
number, Of men picked from land In
dustries. will show about Is per cent
fewer men able TO care for themselves
In the water. Many sailors AZ unable
to swim even few strokes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
mloseAsoM FORM, ALMOST.

We are now enjoying that sea-
son Of the year when the mortality
among grandmothers who are unfor-
tunate enough to have small boy fans
for grandsons, begins to be very fat
on the bases.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
RESERVATIONS.

Father" said the small boy,
"what is bolshevist 7"
"a bolshevist, my son, Is . man
Who thinks IN Z. O. o. Is all right
Il it can = backed up with
INT
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
TOO PUBLIC.

Il can't use this envelope with the
isinglass front"
"Why not?"
Il want to order liquid suppliss.s
louisville Courier-Journ
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

He-I know that you love me,
dearestl
She-Then l can never marry
you!
He-Why not?
She-Because l have sworn never
to marry a man who knows more
than / do.-London Answers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
Greet vsostah)s crop.

The value OF farm vegetables Ia
1918 on the farms Of the United States
was $1.246,O O0.0 900. or Is per cent e
Ill farm crops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
RESTRICTIONS
on FUEL HERE
ARE CANCELLED
Three Carloads Of Coal Re-
ceived by City Company
COLD WAVE IS FORECAST
Temperature Of From s to t6
Degrees Expected Tonight

An restrictions on fuel hsve b~en r..
moved hare. ~. q. obver. chairman OF
chs, county council OF defense. said To-
DAY lie reports the car Of coal furn.
iAh~h by tho ssats council due 10 srriy.
here tonight. II siii - distributed At
enes To those vhose ne~ds an greatest,
he says Efforts a. voo1chopp,ns o.,
Wright station 10 obtAis fuel win prob
shiy no disoontinusd nov that coal move
nents ars assured lgaie. he says.
One ooai company here received three
carloads II coal THE morning and r.
ports tvo more ears - trsnsi, due 10
arrive Mosday or ruAslAy. This 10 be -.
ING solA almost - fsst - II srriyes.
they report Anothes company sIper,s
esvssai cars IN sariy bsxt week. while
Q thin concern. which had fourteen
carloads OF coal In transit whom the
strike vas called. had no definite In
formation concerning thsss shipments.
Several Of thess cars we're oonfisca,.d.
but the company especss three or four
ears In BY the middle NJ nsst we~k.
Aftsr IN. unusually mid weather tI-
Dorishced here yesterday. last niGht and
TO- ~. the weather bureau predicts
another cold wave fos tonight The Of
ficisi forscsst 10 cloudy. unsstiled and
eoiAsr tonight and Saturday, With prpb.
ably snow. Minimum temperatures he
I, cen and 10 dsSrssa. accompcn cnied
ty stronG no~theriy winds are sntieip
Atsd. the burseu reports.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
Man IS KILLED
As RESULT Of
2-ST0RI FALL
Drop Down Elevator Shaft
Fatal FOR Howard Morgan.
SKULL IS FRACTURED
Stepped Into Space, Think
ing Car Was Under Feet,

HoSnd Morgan. ~ years old. son ~
Mrs Mary = Morynn. 40 South Rob.
inspn hiod ~ N. New University hos-
p'hl n, n 10 O'Clock this morning from
iriWier received when he fell down tho
elevator shaft of the S,gnon Furniture
o1mpnnys plant i..N West Filrst
stree, Ahoo' > o'clock this morning
according 10 company officials a, the
fiul,Ure house. Morgan was true Y
t-fnl,urs on tho third floor and was
ifrpsring 10 enter the elevator With n
io'd for N. first floor
lie had taken several loads down
ear In the morning and n 10 thought
hr s,epred into Tho open shaft think ins
ths elevator car vas there He fell to
Tho first floor sud Was Unconscious
from a crushed buu when picked N
BY tho clerks
lie never fegaln.d Consciousness \,
he hospital where ho WIZ tsktn In Il
street Draper ambulance
Howard and brother. J. ic. who
works for tho oklahoma Railway com
pany. verr the only support of thor
mother and five sister for their is,hc-
died several years ago Funeral nj.
rnnEsments have not yet been made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
CHARGE
FORMALLY FILED
IN DANsEY CASE
Prosecutor Accuses Charles
S. White Of Crime.

HAMMoNToN. Dec. ii-Formai
complain, ~ss filed In the county court
today by Prosecuting Attorney r. c,
Gs.kill. charging chsrlns 8 white with
III. wilfuI murder ot s-year-old Billy
Dsnscy AZ the sans time Mr.. Edith
Ionea housrkeepcr for Councilman Ed
ward white. father OF Charles. was &C
used Of corcesling knowledge Of the
foul crime"
Both white and Mrs Jones are IN
isl At Mays Landing. awn,ting action
by the sSand jpry.
The official complaint Ia hased upon
q deposition b. Chief of County De,ee-
tivse John p. Wilson. who has been In
vesiisatinG the case since little Billy
disa ppsared from the home Of hIs par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hercules Danscy. -
October Q,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

LONDON. ~. tG-o,xtes~ mem.
ssss q ~ .sess - ~ ARsseseaH
stssmss liessV On. ssesvssd mtss.
M e,noo ~ veeoee Woo wseess1
~ vsssAeaslRe, b>e,lae1. hsvs esse
ssve6, eseeet,WO - wos6 essswsS
AesN ~ eesess Wese NM bseN ~
aseeURes1 ~ kess eeesehee.
WAps>tNerest. o.. ta-yhs
sssAl vetUo q ~ eouatsy'e I'm.
.eeeosRt Nm eseQo On yoos a60rs.
ostss ostJlASoAM ~ '6eeess@snt
q se9ssu1eues sDo1MeSo1 ssdsy ~
~ Naal NoseA rhoe sesRoosss
wssh 0neoA1ooAo ~ sooeseses
vasvs q ~ veasa0 opspo . NNsWy
rsesvsso, ~ peveeae VAeNes6 sssp
v psesad q oA0AWo soseGs sem.
pefse ~ 01MyS0 - -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
monday NAY
Be HOLIDAY FOR
WOOD cAoPP''Ne
Citizens 10 Be Asked 10 Cut
Wood for Public Use.

Monday may b. declared a legal holt.
day by Mayor Walton snd an sble.
bodied persons nslrd 10 20 out and
chop wood TO save the city from fuel
shortHsc.
The mayor said today he ~iil pro-
claim q holiday Monday " m more
isfns make the roads impaJxabls and
II tho people will volunteer 70 ehop
wOed.
To ssil n csst.
CITY trucks viii hs used 10 bring IN
the wood and = public, woodward from
whieh The wood win b distributed to
'hoss vhe need II vin ke established
~ city charsinG oaiy what the fuel
coel There are soms tracts where
the VPcd eaa hs had for nothing n the
psoels viii 20 after Il. the mayor
sail.
olI Qsaabess q the sas probing CON.
miltee we're ANNOUNCED today BY the
mayer; ma p. Ylntlty. Joseph Huck-
Inc. Z. X UayIssd, Lron Levy. JOIN
4. Brown and Andrew kinskade. Tht.
are nsenNbesv choscn by the chssnber OF
ccmn>Arcs. The mayor Will he an ex-
sfficss member ef the tommitte-. he
ssN
No pssae .ANNsvNesd.
No pAna fer ths wcsk Of the com.
nittcs have bssa aaneUnced by the
mayor sther tlaa that the committee
w.n - " tAs hsttom' d tAs mat
tsf. f
J. 2. Owsas. Ossseai manager Of the
M 80 e,eetrts eoaa0aay. was IN con-
sesSoee wttA ~ ulayse today. but II
We ~ ~ what thsy wsrs discuss'
Ing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
City Judge Will
Not Compel Girl
ToDon Petticoat
Bobbie Duncan Can Wear
Trousers # She Likes,

IA woman wants "a be a perfectly
good man and vesr = mans clothing
tor perfectly GoJi rsasorfs A. \. Nnl
den. Judge Of Oklahoma clly's muni'i
psi court. 10 not going 10 Interfere Win
her plans.
"sir-msdams-f take great .plsasnf'
In discharslns you" tho Judge bp~e"
and smiIsd yesterday afternoon when
hs ordered Bobo,s punesn--ihs ~o'nnh
Who simply Won't wear the Worth
i-ss'' ciothss OF n.klnd-relsased
Bobb,s promptly replied Thanh
YOU" and In three strides, absolutely
manly strides. reached the ciefs's dsss
and got her release papers,
Don't know What III do nov. shr
,ald. "aobsbiy work awhile I'll ! se'
enough money 10 90 20 Texas theh
move on"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
Gas COMPLAINT
INST x MADE
rS n 4.st ~ ~ a4.ssi' 'rt'w4r ea
No Action ~ lale Until Pc
tition Is Fwu& 4

Ne'scsisa 10 likely " - takes oeeAg1
rs(sals ~ sas bIlls. 70 Oklahoma -
~ ~ neath u peeemhee. ~ fcs -
albss1Hsat e sAtes 1seAnoe q The q.
lsos1 enihnSs e ~ oAiahsna 0as ~
@sssv1s essspany - sssag9 uth ~
ssssas - ~ = as s@sssss:s - !. - - ss.ss -.
NJ (psaaJ esmpaaiut b ~ Nh ~
csmn1nDtsa - sSne paotea g IL
oonpane, h W. ~ q ~ tollss q
IN eespsgsllsa ssalm1sgo14 eo1eS.
N esnsnlDglsA ~ ea1ep1 ~ -.
psFss = Desul1so rsuQuI Weleh ~
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
CHAMBER TO FIGHT
SPREAD OF UNREST

A movement to protect the country
snd general public nom industris, up
A.avHls 10 under Way BY the Chamber
Of Commerce Letters have been s"ni
Tn the membership urging them 10
wri,e IN our senators and conpressmen q
at Washington asking for legislation
10 mo,sct the general public from
these things.
A vote q the msuhsrship REGARDING
It's attitude on the matter 10 sssc BE-
lne tahsn. Lett~rs vtn be sent TO
other chassbsss rsquesttss . similar
actisa ~ them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
BILL WOULD RAISE
PAPER POSTAL RATES

WASHINGTON. Dec ia hill pro-
vidius for an increase In postsl rates
for newspapers five 'lmcs tho present
rates was introdvwed IN tho senate this
aftssnooa BY senatos Jones. democrs,.
T New MeSicc. Senator Jcnes said the
puSpcse of the btr was 10 curtsil the
pse, Of Dstsl pApss. which hs cAarsed
Nss beins ussd ''estsevaeaht1y anA
~as,sfuiiy." He urged the incssass IN
posfnl rates he pfopossA bs applied 10
"a newspapers publishing asrs than
twenty -four pages.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
NAN BURNED N
Refinery FIRE
John Morrison Expected 10
Recover From Injuries.

lsAn Morrfsoe. an smpioys Of the
oanniss oi, company. vas badly
hus~sa - the face and HANDS 10 fire
q shs refinery IN South Robinson
Daress st b;iS O'Clock this morning.
~ vas, working near ono Of the
Otl1b when Q vaivs burst and flames
~ Ne hsatins sppar,tus isn,t~1 the
~ Hs vss takes 70 wealey hospitsi
eAsss n wee saiA a ssoa ts1ay hs
: soQ1)tisa Viu ~ - kDovn for two
layS. - b ~ eoas,dsrs1 fatally
tpBDsA hsvsvR. n 6aasAss 10 the
tel,nesy W. 0DAn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
OWNERS
DEN0UNCE WAY
STRIKE ENDED
Governments interference"
Resented in Pennsylvania,
GARFIELD IS UPHELD
Rapid Depletion Of Reserve
Stocks Alarms Officials, .
OUlLg gTiN.

WASHINGTON. oss. n-srv.
minoss coal eootrsess providing
that operators may ssd 70 the cor.
tract psies the suH amount of any
increase In wlners' wsoss, ~in not
BE- set aide N trs esss oe the -
percent lnersass Granted mine
~orts,s In the strike settlement. "
was ssie today by y, Z. Nsrkness,
esvnssi sss the svsI sdmirlstrs-
tioo.
Az bItvmlHevs contracts entered
into between ,pssstors snd d.s'srs
esfoes isst ottetsr 70 were 70.
stoVsd by ths svs, sdmlrl ctr stIoa's
eecse ~ Novsmbsr u. sstsr being
Get sslSs again BY ths maximum price
order ~ October % and now mus,
operate - valid eontaeh sndsr
ls~, NJ. Mariners ssld Ne sstl.
mated that 20 percent OF ths btu.
r'novs output ~ss soid unc.,
thess contracts.
WASHINGTON. bee. 4. Will. a..
ceptinG the soyornrcnt's PROPOSAL ~
IN. settlement of The biiuninous coa
strike. mine operators f'ths een,ral
fsnnsylyanla d.s'rc declared in ,
statement today that the rseit.smer,
II no settlement ~ an Of the princip 2,
n Hshe In the contfoversy' and thai
II n merely pcs,rooement os
showdown. whl,h In our oririon Il
lopnd IA rovus Z"
o,rfk,d "tntsrfersd WIN"
q The method proposed for settling ~
strike ty rua Ad~,n s,ra'or CARED
the statement ssld. vas in,erf~r .,
" Ii BY government ofi1cis's who knev
little o. the sitration. with ~. result
that vhe operAtovs snd pubic NV
bean de'ivered into the hsnds Of tn
Vnsed Mine worAers sf Amsrics'"
The central Pennsyiyanis coal up,ra
fr cper-fe Too wlner and produce ep
rrov'wstely - eoo. .eoo tons annually. o
about Z. oerce-t Of the entire outpu
G the United Stsies
cshtraets vIs,stsd. 10 Claim.
According 10 their sta,enen, the min
err' strike wns direct violation Of
wage contract approved by the rov
ergment and ,o taptlnlc until Arril !
is:e. or sntR the a.ci,ra,Ion of poace
" prior 10 that date. The miners Nioi
sisd ths, contract. the Pennsylvania
orersiors say.
They are left free 20 violate an,
other contract II may maze 10 take ~
place" she statement says There Il
No go tut ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
RENTAL ORDINANCE
READY NEXT WEEK

The rSntai ordlnhnce which 10 brins
drafted by Ross Liilard. municipa
counselor. yin probably ~ suhsnitsed
20 The caty oQgnmisstsasrs paxt Tues
day, NASsw wsltca satd today.
The ordinance wtu sstahjisA |. boerc
of s,vs ns0oses which wM Asr'de ~
lIAvulSs n ~ city bstvssa iAndposas
and tsnaatA q = tAeeoht The COM
niisstonsss vii ~ vote tor the ordi'
nance Whsn submitted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
PROHIBITION OFFICER
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK

John W. Rsses. sswiy appointed pro
hh,,ion enforcement officer for ohis
hopia, 10 -Ipseted In tbs city Tueshsy'
Officials of the department n Internal
revenue pAid tplay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
WIFE SlAvek GWEN
STAY OF EXECUTION

CHICAGO. I've. i!.-Arhur Hasassl
ccayieted wife slayer. ~ss grsntsd .
stay u szscasioa five minutes befoss
he was y b saaesd to-day.
Jail CsAr1s vers prspartnG Hasascl
fos The march 10 the galtows whom
wore v~s rseslvsA that tAs say sf
erscetisa ~ bsea esaatsl 70 psfpait
An invsstigatise iuts ths saaity ef The
eeavieted maa.
Hasnssi was found snsity Of murder.
ing his wife ny stootiAs on rsb. ..
1919. three days sftsr thsv were mar
r!ed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
SUGAR CONTROL BILL
Is PASSED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON, bss. iS-Tss Nc
Nafy hlu us1R wAieh Ssvvssnnsnt
ceaosul q Gaoet vsui1 b contiausd
aeeeeer yeag NJ paossd today n The
sehAte Aal 6oat y ~ hease.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
50 SHOTS ARE
EXCAlnGEO m
FIGHT TO-DAY.
Guardsmen and Supposed
Miners in BIoodIess Battle.
GOVERNOR RAPS WILSON,
Volunteers and Guards on
Way Home by Tomorrow.
ny san Correspondent, !,

MeALEsTEH. Okla. Dee. if--NeeA
NAL production NJ coal In OkiahomA ~
be reached by Monday night. n wAo
stated hero this morning after - ~
complete survey N ths MrAlsstegs
wllburton coal district by state IN.
cisis discioscf that aDroxlmately hAH
the union mss In this tsrritsey Wuu
Lark at work. All are expected 10 ~
back In the mlnes again BY NsolAS
morning
ssid,srs rirsA On.
The second brush between gaar1Dgmo0
and men supposed to b mtasss -.
CURED at , O'Clock this morning q sko
lila austha mine on the state pssiteas
iisry grounds. A group Of men Voeo
ordered by picket 20 halt They n.
fused and fired a shot at the gus r1D-
nan. About twenty more guards sissp.
'ns In q barrsck nsafby heard the shel
and rushed to his s'sist,nce- Abeue
fifty shots we're fired ~ both alnA
No one vas hurt.
Reinforcemen,s Of twenty ousrdsmso
we're rushed to the scens frssA Ne.
Aiestsr this morning ana Cape r. q.
| Donshue. Who was 10 have ieft tn
morning for his home statisa, vss q.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
ENGINEER sToFS TRAM
TO SAVE llfE G. o0t

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PRODUCTION TO
NORMAL WITHIN
NEXT FEW DAYS
Kansas Only Doubtful State
in the Southwest.

CHICAGO. Der. :: General Increase
m ptoduciInn ~ trumlnous coal to
day vas Indicated ~ reports from ali
coal heds In some sections. psin-
cif~liy Illinois. however. some Of the
workers w.rs In rebellion assinst tsrms
NJ President Wilson'S proposal. ac-
rsp'anc~ OF which halted the so-day-
Old s,rts and In Nontsna. Washing.
ton and wyominS. thu miness ipd,ca ted
they desired more thorough uNder-
standing Of the plnns. Other instaaees
oi deferred resumption Of rvohuction
we're expected IN the Pittsburgh dis
ui,. where union leaders continued
of'i~islly 70 notify miners 70 return to
wort snd In West Virginia. vh,re new
trnuhi, ~, encountered because of the
Old c"cf'on ~ the 'rhrch o'f' ''-'
hut the -ltrat'on generally ~ss re-
slrlei with cpurnm Tiefe were
many predictions ~ r,turn 70 normal
aI'plt BY The FIRST ~ newt week.
Orders Remain In Force.
In edition 10 permission to retail
stores 70 operate min. hours Saturday Va
no further immediate relaxation Of the
-,hct fuel conservation orders wNs In
prospect today. Ths, modification ~a-
made because ~ the near srproseh OF
Ne"Ar~ fr-spn
Escep, In the Pacific northwest
oni ~ the country today wns relieved
~ ne severe v ,hcr that Strapped II
for t~o days Coupled with = coal
shortage Hifnus; Unprecedented SHOWS
snd unssason1 by low tsmpcra lures
siill raus,d suffering and disruption II
train and wire service In Washington.
oregon. northern California. northern
Idaho and Monta A.
/ Another cold wave vas reported
forming In the nosih~cst and wovinl
eastward .Moet sections would b
fortified against II by renewal of coal
sutpli.s. II vas believed. however.
/ Miners Fsvsr NstvsNInS - Wse%.
| In tho great central csmpeti,ivt
Held, where there uas little - no cut
put y~ster,lsy. en- overw hslmiaS ssasi
msn, In fsvcr Of aaict fwtusU - vesl
~As Indicated 10 scposts an1 e1see
ments oi union leaders sad vlrtpaltl
al mines. except In iiIiRola vsvS 81
p-cied to he op<rstsd teday g at III
I latest by Tomorrow.
Neary nors,si proeSctisa By ths ~
of the We \ vas prcdi-ted fsr southss'
mines Reports were that by that ttnt
mines In Ksn,uray. Tsanssses ass
Alahama reneI ally would b In opera
ton
In the southwest. Kansas vas IN
only sate uheFe u seemed dos uu
when ops stsons wouii sesin. The mt
nrrs in Missouri. Oklahoma. Arksnsai
rnd Texas we're reported ready to re-
| turn 10 work today
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