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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-17
When He Came
Back

by rare good fortune, Manager
Thatcher OF the Lyric theatre has
secured for a premier engagement in
this city, Vincent Lawrence's latest
and most thrilling drama, When He
Came Back" The Rotation players
will appear in this romantic offer
ing on next Wednesday evening.
when He Came Back" while not
u war play in the sense that war
plays with the stern, tragic episodes
of the battlefield, has way tor its
atmosphere and the results OF war
for its theme 1t is particularly op-
perfume at this time, for 1t takes up
its theme at the wars close and not
during its action, and its interest is
there by increased its romance sus-
tanned and its appeal convincing.
when He Came Back" come back
to the east fresh from six months
triumphant run at the Court theatre
Chicago where night after night Gag
er crowds jostled for admission.
Its presentation in the Lyric will be
marked in every particular by the
elaborate and colorful lighting. seen
ic and mechanical effects of the gig
,antic original production.
Jack overton, the dashing. deb
OMAR hero OF the romance, is In love
with Ann Norfleet. it's charming and
talented heroine. Ann is not sure
Of her own feelings for Jack. She Is
peeved at his devil-msy-care ways
and his persistent attentions. The
triangle 10 formed by the appearance
Of James Stewart, laso in love with
Ann but mean and tricky in his me-
thods OF approach.
Ann suddenly finds her self deep
lily in love with oyerton when he cas-
uaiiy informs her one day that he
is "going across" She promises to
marry him and to await patiently his
return. They are married and over
ton sails for France,
Later on a sad day comes the news
that Jack is killed in action while
performing his duty heroically. Stew
art takes advantage of the news of
press his suit. But Ann is true to
the memory of Jack.
The situation is here complicated
by the return of Jack, deserter. He
has been captured by the Germans,
Escapes from prison camp and makes
his way to America. The scene whore
in he meets his wife, her repudiat-
ign OF him, the arrival of Stewart and
the secret police makes picture OF
startling, dramatic clearness.
But in the end when things look
darkest, the U. S. Government has
a bit to say. 1t would be unfair to
the audience 10 reveal the happy de-
nouement of this play. Suffice II to
say that the clouds are brushed away
and true love once more thrives In
the sunshine of happiness.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-17
AdY-6-l

flee will deal with the campaign COM
mittee OF each diocese, but where a
Province is organized sufficiently for
the needs of this campaign, the cam
paign committee may work through
the province In this way the whole
needs OF the whole church, al home
and abroad will be known TO the
central campaign Office and the cam
paign can be conducted so that these
needs may best be met.
One of the most striking features
OF the campaign thus far is the re-
Spouse everywhere which il has ar
oused Laity no less than clergy
find in it an inspiration and hope
and are deeply impressed with its vi
tai need at this critical time Of the
countrys spiritual development. Now
more than ever is the time to act,
they say in letters to the campaign
office for were the church to fail in
her mission today she will have lost
the opportunity for tomorrow.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-17
What Is III

A small girl was visiting her aunt's
room for the first time. She walked
about and scrutinized everything with
interest. Finally she stopped before
an attractive picture frame which was
standing on the table, but was empty.
After a puzzled moment she said:
"Auntie Ethel, what is 1t don't seer"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-17
FOR A STRAINED ANKLE

AS soon as possible after the IN
jury is reecivea get bottle of Cham
berlain's Liniment and follow the
plain printed directions which accom-
pany the bottle. AdY-6-l
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-17

Said the facetious philosopher: "PU-
ting something away for rainy day is
excellent business policy, but what gets
a lot Of fellows in the tolls of the
law is'putting 1t away for dry one"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-17
Lines to Be Remembered.

For an immortal being. to set his nf-
fcctions on the things of this world is
like falling in love with n sparrow as
It flies by us and out of sight.-Marcus
Aurelius.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-17
Don't Forget This.

According to an English scientists
estimate the worlds total annual rain
fall amounts to 29,457.4 cubic miles, of
through rivers into the ocean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
EALT more STANDS GOOD
4 CHANGE TO HOLD ITS OWN
Gu,ernmept War pIsnts in and About
I. Monumental Cit! Win stand
4. for prare Work.

ss1It is ,rorc ,han probab,. M; the
. Sany S;s 5'e iioa s}arsf9 t9F ~
ano government in md a6cu; Eel,i-
hero MI! oe u.cd in arse pay: ~
Iet9iannn; industrial inai5t1tons. &c
,tursrs' Eeco.d has reco ed ars, hand.
= OF course. ,hry wi. no. DC ope rated
q such srest sesle as thcy have been
a great numrcr OF mon on orc Shift
~ q" INC "trE tcrnerly done ny three
shifts working ni2hi and d. through
~ inc entire wee. including sun
= 'rhe Assistant. Secretary OF War i.
jauthoriiy Tor tho statenirn. that no
plans tor removing the proving grounds
- !thcrdcen nave beer made and il is
HToba bic mat a greet amount o! ORD
She grounds cover about $500 acres,
sAnd hayG capacity o: !J4oe test.
aHai,S. There Is range % twenty-
.MEht miles on which shells may Ia.
recovered and NJ hr!us owe. an stand
s3sto The bSE rans OF siS;y miic.
- The Chemica! Warfare service cs-
45bl ished at Edsewood vh!eh cost up
sRdrds Of s7GoGo oco, may be used ss
dye and chemical nurecturiHS
every effort viii ne made 20 have ii
PUT to this use. since survey has
s snisSe 'As to S f'"o&en b i ,bc
S.Ereat amount o! aVdi!a b!. cquipIntn;
there; are enormous Guentitiea OF ma
f1eTldi aIrdu! Oh mana Nhlch CoGlC
fSye1l he utilized In this manner!
III The Ordnance supply Depot u, Cur,
85ts, Fay, which was erected a. Coz
s;bf over s5,0oo,0Go, Will bc ut!iiz.r
ITO capacity for storage of munitions
sand with hundreds OF ,housa nds 9
fbbells and tons Of explosives ar-:yin.
ssfyeekly it's facilities will be taNeG
~ The Motor Transport Dcpo, a. Cam,
sHolabird. in tn. northeastern district
.3vin he retained for repairing and re
AbuildinS the equipment returned from
0ycrscas. IL is being greatly euIarrr,
Gand will give work to thousands o
omen.
~ The ma nmnth wireless station Of III.
Navy Department at Greenberry Poin
sbnS the Severn River, near Annapoii:
sserccted at cost OF over $1,000. zoe. vii
5l.ontinue In use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY
ALL OVER SOUTHLAND
Ola Companies Getting Back to work.
New Ones StartfnG-Good
Roads for t-eor1ia.

NAyricEtor. :. G, proposes to build
S;eckyards of it's own and operate the
same under municipal control
nsE tn ds,ar shiPrnS Board is ar,
dwellings. churches. schools and thea
terS ior the army employees OF the
Terry ShiphuilG!ns Corporation near
SSNannah. Ga
rany OF lacksonviiie, Ella. are building
biz fertilizer plant together with
w,larvcS. etc. at Old Town Fla.
William e. Hale. birmingham. Ma.
ard o;hciS are prep2i ing 10 incorpor-
ate the Alabama Canning Co. With
nccs also a. Eirmimsham. ita purpose
being the establishment OF canning
factories in various parts ot that state
N'her" iEcT are actually needed. where
whore the !ecA! people viii give tnan-
ciai support. The capital stock is TO
&c Ssj0.0ro.
The Fora Company of Detroit pro.
Poses 10 establish ali automobile as
semeNns plant AT t;rcenwood. Miss.
porated a; Fort Worth. Texas
The good roads fever is breaking out
~ over Georgia. Mnskosce County
big hGnd ISSUE -. build roads in every
direction from Columbus. and Chat
han, County, i'll which savannah is
located, proposes IL make a million
diIar issue his srsine..
ine Lincoln Mills Corporation. of
NJ. ma icccntiN incorporated. has
PURCHASED The large Abingdon cotton
mills in that stat. and viii oncrair
ING same an = largo scale
rae Louisville and Nashville Rail
"a, mas lei contract for tho erection
- rHnndh ?use =, nccoursey, ky. 10
rcSt Visa n0D - w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
'hH"sirni Votes Pertaining &" Lands
"e!"nd the Seattle in the
Canal Zone

nroducc i.26u.0o0 00n icmnns ,ea,iv
Nn1 ne industry is st!ll growing.
Spain, though q neutral country all
vac "ni!c has Eel: the pinch OF wa.
worse man he" neiShbors The cos.
o, ;'N:Ts Is more than doubi. that pro.
Naiil"s ottcre the War
The Isle % Pines promises 70 h.co,.
an important producer OF iron. come
Aad other ores. Eleven mines INV,
rt.cnl;y hcen located and Americans
'sAIhs an interest In the business
{ hvsa. a. wcll rs Japan is a nmr.,
nro"USS! "i cainphor. and her rcso1,rcas
SHpp'N ,he demand -
way back in 1926 Franc. took Tho
cad OF Switzerland in clcctro,vtir ~
.uctIon Of aiuminUm. and has ken, !,
Sner Sincr. not withstandn- the var
80 ahte IL now supplying as much ~
% per cent OF the worlds annui, total
-H.SHruihs TO ,he reports Of Inc
m Iini'ed states consul. cuba .,as found
.nt labor n:ob!cn hardly less s,r;nms
,hIi. TIA, OF the United states phn
.uo4n government has been ob,,an,I
10 iti in the effort TO rel:.y, ~. $50 - ~"
age there. ard has agreed IN J,..',,
htIr the cost OF brinSin. Tho i.,ho
10 the country. '"oo!
The Canul Zone a, Inc end of i,rs
Wh'ch is decrease OF ,LSs ,n,
pared vita ,nc ronuia,ion Of ;, c yn,,
40. pt the total poDul.tion ~
Nmrri".n men and 900 men -; -
HHnitaonaIities tchieny British West In !.
u u Nesroesl Orc employed by -, .
hs ma tanal and railroad Tncrc 80
-" the ANA Zone i.71s .A,n.ri,., ;,
on'"n anu :.ot0 American chiidrn,,
snu 20" women and ii0a chiIdrrn -, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
WOMEN WHO KNOW WORK
Shining Sncrcss or Females Who Have
Undertaken Great Things In
Their Own Way.

Miss Margaret Gangic. OF Allentown,
Pa. made some war record. She is
the champion grenade loader OF the
world. making record CT l2.iil loaded
in one day.
Gertrude Elliott. tn. American ac.
trcSs. has made u most notable sue
cess as general manager Of one OF
londons leading thcatcrS. Tho Enc
lishmcn predicted failure for her when
she took the job.
Lady lsh0ndda. who demands that
women be given the right To SIT in
Parliament. is the active head OF
Welsh coal mines and other industries
employing upwards OF $4,000 men Sin.
has proven most capable manager
81 nicn workers
Miss Lidia Murdoch Of Philadelphia,
IS on her way to tho mountain fast =
ncsseS of tn" .Nndcs to carry the gospel
TO The Indians of that wild region. II
VIII take her more than a month to
reach her destination
IL is said that Lady Dalmcny =
dahghtcr-in- law Of Lord Roscbery. the
iornicg British Premier. spends the
greater part Of each day in tho ncids
loading and unloading carts and doing
All sorts Of other farm labor and Sh"
docs not do II Just for exercise either.
Miss lihoda Palmer. OF Geneva y
Y. who attended the iitSl woman suf-
fragc Convention in 1877, cast her first
vote al IN" ago Of lo2 years IN the
recent election in New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
French Soldiers Lead
in Worlds Sacrifice

\, the outbreak OF the war the
population OF France was SO millions
and OF these six millions have heen
oncrcd on the altar OF freedom
thereby leading every other nation.
we or America must be very gate
full for this and also for an inyalu-
able remedy for stomach. liver and
intestinal ailments discovered by the
peasants OF France, which i. is re-
ported has saved many lives in
America. prevented thousands OF
surgical operations and relieved in
ealculable suffering among it's peo-
pie. Geo. II. Mayr. for many years a
prominent Chicago chemist, imports
the ingredients and sells this remedy
under the name Of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy 1t is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and aliays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
live: and intestinal ailments, includ-
in appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded For sale
by Grant Drug Co. and druggists
cvcrywhcre-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
LEAF TOBACCO SALES ON
ALL VIRGINIA MARKETS
After the -Drawn-Out Holiday
Voice OF Strong-Lun2cu Auc-
tionccrS Is Again Heard
MARKETS STRONG AND ACTIVE
Nearly Million Pounds of Sun
Cured Leaf Sold il, RichmoI.d-Lot
OF Olive Strmming Brings Good
lriccS--liright AinrtS Active.

All of the leaf tobacco markets al
rcsumud business after The long draw n :
out Christmas holiday and all OF the
past week the Stentorian voice OF The
auctionrer WAS heard in the land.
The deliveries on the various mar
kc;S were not as large as they would
have been had the cold wave held on Il
week longer. The farmers had taken
advantage OF the ordering season"
which preceded tn" cold smap and pre-
pared larce quantities OF the weed for
the markets. hut the winds came III the
latter part ~ wvck before last ana
again "haricucd' The leaf. This cur
allied the deliveries tuliy 30 per cent.
~ lwcvcr. inc:c were fairly Goo!
breaks for 1--WE days and the farmers
found that the tobacco buyers were Just
as eager for the weed as they we've
hctor" the holidays. All the markets
were active and some Of them report
prices 4 shade higher than when the
VITO hnnSNS ,inScn ,lNMn for Chris tNn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
several Ne~ Enterprise. Ge,ttn- -,
'""' In Old North Statc-Old
Oncs EniarEinS.

INC Ozark Mills at Gastoniu for IN.
manufacture OF cotton yarns have In !.
creased capital stock from 500, 600 10
Thirty.six miles OF the c,,,,
tofn in Beaufort County are to IL.
",'"Seh. decpencd and widcncd during
nc Acmc Fin, Company, capitalized
AT $4,000. has been incornornt.h ~,
'\cWDern by {. NJ. kehoe and others.
'!n,inRton's new banking house.
me lihcrtN Savings Bank. has com
stock. p'>''
The Farmers Bank and Trus; con-
nahS has been chartered with author
re" capital OF s.5o.oe0 TO do businc IS
at Winston Sa lem
An ice plant. with a daily CAPACITY
q! twenty tons is being esta piighc i
at l.aurenburg
the Roanoke Rapids Land COMPANY
has been Incorporated AT Roanoke nan.
IDS with 100000 capital stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
ALL OVER The COUNTRY
Facts and Figures Relating 10 Man.
Kinds of business That IN
tcrcst nusy Americans.

Statistics show tina, there are 5000.
600 persons who subslst in American
restaurants from day Ia day.
The sugar cane area In the United
states In 1918 was 533.S0o acres. or |.
per cent above the acreage OF 1905
the last biggest year.
The trade OF the United states with
aggregated $l,770. OO0, 900 against $3.50.
100000 IN the year preceding the war
II gain of ahou, 1856 per cent.
Three million dollars an hour. $2i.
100000 - day. il2o.o00.0UO Il week is
the record breaking sum paid farmers
OF this country. in Ia" month OF Noven-
beer. J9fS. for livestock used fog meat
purposes.
The es, tmated 1918 production OF
automobiles IN the United States Was
about 100000. compared with HIS
600 IN 1911 The output of trucks for
civilian use last year was $4,000. com.
pared with 10000 the year before .
For The four years OF the war the
foreiSn trade of this country reached
over $4,000 urn.oGU. as against $40.
ouc.n0o.o00 in the Immediately proceed.
ing four years. Our imports jumped
from sG.6S7 .on0.ono to S9.jaS. 400. poo
ana our exports from $4,000. zoe 900 10
sio.GI u0no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
BIG COAL MINING MERGER
r""r Mi,inE tompnnie. and
"'a!c torporation or West
NirEiriA become One

'i.AE HSBuEG w. Va. January !,
fo,' . LA 'nat has been aoins on her.
~ somr time has finally resulted ~
ane nnrsins OF four companies 'e ,b IN
ne. N cnn;, arr coal rornorationx The
;al S,onL pnHN; Which will have a cari.
Min ~hhi'h has already been paid IN IN
p.si,. khown a. the Pruntv Ri
FL ana ga Company.
~, M tranSaction which started IN.
nrrn s'nE whs the purchase OF oo6
~ IS OF Fich coal land from an es;,yo
IN HARRISON County by the W.s GbSta.e
80" WN.'ne ga Gompany. Afterwaris
IN. ,,r't,', SION Irving Coal Company
~ ,runtF Real Estate Comnsnv ~ =
EgnT r., Gosi and Mining Company and t thc
~, s,r'l0nt and Huntington Coal Con-
,nanS WcEc merged The Prunty hn;in
,mS, Where ;he offices OF Inc new ~" can, :
ve,,fi.a are tesnG,ntblished and which j.
Lir lid" de-, s-e"'e"o' is Included in the
y yohn A. Orr !. the prex,den. 9, ~.
d.m,. UP" ny 9. ; Elliott. rice -pres;-
harrison Sheets. secretary, ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
SOME OIL PRODUCTION
Ihi> Country Made New Record I,>,
Year In its Effort to SuppI,
the World.

trehmiaarN estimates OF The United
states Geo.oSical Survey indicate tha,
~, az duahttN OF petroleum marketed
N me nitva states in 1915 amounted
20 "t".""".""O barrels. An apparent gain
OF Der cent over the former record
output OF "33.5l5.6dl barrels. cstab-
tsn.d IN ~ IN" output in 1878 in
cludes no less than $500. ouo barrels
oil c'ud. oil removed from field stcr-
age dur.n: the year. Tie surface re =.
Sc!v" % crude oil held 10y oil producers
ana pipc-iinc companies in tho limited
states at the end Of 1918 is estimated
al t2S.poO.ooo barrels. compared with
l'".ooN,00o nu-rclS At the end OF 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
fa,S! Akh1glI!s
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR
She mixed Sulphur with il to
Restore Color, Gloss,
iOuthiulnesS.

Common garden sage brcwed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added will
turn gray. strcaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriani Just
Il few applications will prove a rcvc-
iaton II your hair is fading. strcakcd
or cray Mixing tho Sage Tea and
Sniphur recipe 1T home though. is
trouble some. An cas- ~ way IL TO get
bottle OF Wycths Sage and Sulphur
Compound AT any drug store all ready
for use. This is III. o!u-iimc recipe
improved by the addition OF other in
gradients.
While wiapy. gray. faded hair is no.
SINFUL NC all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY darkcninE your hair with
Wycih's Sage and sulphur Compound
no one can tell, because il does 1T SO
naturally. so evenly. You Just dampcn
4 sponge soft brush with i, and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time; by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. and.
after another application or TWO, your
hair becomes beautifully dark. GLOSSY,
soft and uxuriant
This preparation is delightful
toilet requisite and Is not intended for
, tho cure. mitigation or prevention Of
| disease. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
PRICES 4 SHADE ull;UEU
ON RItIINlO>B NtItkt:'T

In Richmond the offerings Of sun
cu."o ient i"i IN" hNc GAYS aSSfrSat"''
crease il the farce az buyers. ;hc mar
ket WAS somewhat more active Than
before The holidays and none oil The
goods offered were ncG!cctcd l'riccs
ON the Whole were a shade higher. I'll"
average for The week being Il tract"
Over So per hundred pounds
Frazer ~ TomptlinS put on the
market Il shipment ut iire-cuced Oily.
stemmiNc tobacco from rowhatun
County and this testing 81 The mark at
for this type Of loaf was very salts
factory - thr grower. Tile shirmcnt
consisted OF four lots Of The long leaf
and the prices obtained ranged from
$3.50 "a S"45" uer hundred These
This type.
The wArchous"ncn look for equally
as large deliveries this week as last.
provided. Of course. that another cold
snap does not intcrtrr" with IN" plans
of tho TURNER'S. who are ANXIOUS to
Sibic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
Make Your Stomach
Your Best Friend
Stuari's Dyspepsia Tablets Digest the
Food. Prevent SournesS and
Make You Feel Fine
ALI Oycr

u YOU feel any distress after eating
take Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet. You
VIII ihcn have Il good, steady friend in
your stomach For no matter what
risinSS. no ump in Your throat no
biliouSncs*. no dark brown taste in the
morning. And should YOU now he
troubled, cat tablet as soon as possi-
bile and relief will come promptly.
Thesc tablets correct at once the faults
or weak or oNcrworkcd stomach.
they DO the work while tho stomach
rests and RECEIVERS itself PARTICULARS
effective arc hey Tor banquetcrs and
those whose environment brings them
in contact with the rich food most apt
TO cause stomach dcranccment Re-
'ici IN these cases always bring one
pcpsia Tablets - cents i'm any drug
store They ar" good TO your stom :
ach.-AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
Yer, Active Marked in ,y,c,,, ,,r,

blN 'lii;CkG. VA, january Il-'rh.
receipts Of leaf tobacco on the lynch
"uri market this week ran up to N5i.-
sold this season up 10 ,ta;c.
hr ',iaih"t was cNcccdinely active.
~ Siadrs OF tobacco. both dark ana
"ISh "e!f!S III very strong demand
ahn hrihsin@ remarkably high prices.
MI types OF tobacco were eay,f,,.
hnrchas"d az prices higher than eve,
hhowh. niaktnr ihe average price dc
citc'!'T the highest OF the season
GOOD rcrripts are expected next
week 'H'
Dark quotations: lucs. common. ST.
!" ~ luSS. good Sl'.5o 10 S2o: lea t.
S""!" Az 1" 81; Leaf good. s2n 10 $50:
go "Lnp!r, SO !" $2N. leaf. wrappr, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
COAL SITUATION ABOUT
MINES OF TWO VIRGlNlAS
Calls for Fuel OF Better 0uality-Ocenn
Demand for Bunker COuI
Largely Incrcuscd.

ln its lates, general review of tho
ieadius fuel Journal L glves s am int tne
cstins side light on the Virginia and
West Virginia mining situation. II
jus, before New Years Day tho mar
%et reelected accurately the fact that
tho weather is the dominating innu-
cncc on the coal trade now that the
war is ended AMI conditions have re-
turned TO somewhat like noru,al. The
willing TO take almos, anything in the
way OF coal so long as II would burn
coal and in fact, want the best Or
none.
|. There is a first rats example OF this
districts in West Virginia Three su.
pcr-inposcd veins are worked by the
mines along on. railroad in thai dis
iricl. one OF these veins contains very
high sradc coal with 81 wide rcputa-
lion as sps maker. The other two
vein which produces the gas coal is
being worked six DAYS :: wrciI ruIl
ing ' ,S" "" e ear Untna,1rs are rESmnian
wurltins the other two veins are u n!n
!" nn, Ia only, about half time and
There l., :,n"ther illustration i'm tn.
nocAhoni"5 situation. The operators
, ,nnr na '; h'd Their Westcrm market
enough demand in the East to take
v ,,rna, OF more coal than they can now
in;;nd helps them IL great deaf
The Whole situation vas i,mn,,,,
H"neMha This last week by iniormu- .
tlop thIt The on-shorc movement OF
Goa Is NetN much heavier In thc ,rst
plac., boats are appcartn. NOR i,.,.',
=, y .antic p"rtS than they have for tlo
49,, i9"r N"Nis They are taking on
bunk" Goa here which is ncrens,om
~" u'nland largely. In the scronI
i'.acr: rance has come into the mar
ket 70: definite amounts Of .Nrneri..n -
CO.. While orders have MOI ,,."m
1891, We mere fact Of Inquiries has
,unvned the Eastern coal si,ti:. :
ION. amin the last week tncrn ~, ;,
oecn definite inquiries from sour,
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