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FAILED TO GET IN
INSANITY EVIDENCE

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. "g-Tcsl;-
mouy bearing on the Snnity Of Harry
New. on trial here charged with tho
murder of Frcda Lesser. his sweet heart.
was presented by attorneys for the de-.
f"nS" today, but tn" state succeeded in
keeping the CVid"nC" out nr the record :
Of their "aS". 1t was claimed by the
state that TIA" testimony sought In he
introduced ~ improper. inn$much rs
il was merely tn" DEDUCTIONS of persons
not qualified H$ HlirnIStS or as intimate
friends i"' pass upon tn" question oc
News sanity. The defense then an
n"unC"d II would "hauG" tho line of tcs-
timony. 1t was expected that several
witnesses would be Cill,d to testify that
New was sincerely in lov" with Miss
Lesser and had made preparations just
bcfor" her death To marry her ~ quickly
as possible.
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According to ono version OF the en-
counter. Il number of soldiers on the
car attempted To Qutet negroes who were
said 10 have been using abusive langu-
age IN the presence Of women passcn-
gers as the gar reached Il point near
Camp Taylor. soldier was shot IN tn"
back by Il negro aS he was getting Oft
the car. The soldiers on the car then
attacked the negroes.
In an exchange ~ sh"ts That follow
ed. woman passenger was shot and
killed II was said II negro fired tho
shot that killed her. \ detail Of mill
tarv police arrived from the camp and
restored order.
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Sensational Report
Probed By Committee

WASHINGTON. Dec. - Reports al
legged TO have been CIRCULATED "hrly TINS
month in New York by IN" Mexican
consulate there that "lrn%id"nt Wilson
or Secretary Lansing paId tn" n"c"S-
%arv bal money To hal" TN" American
consular agent. W y. Jenkins. released
from the Iuchla. tM"Nir"D jail. Will be
investigated by the %"nn," foreign rela-
tons sub committee. lnQulrlnE INTO
Mexican affairs. Il was announced hero
tonight by Francis J. k"Irtul, counsel
for the Subcommittee.
Secretary Lansing. when his att"n-
I. IN was called to the reports. declared
tn, whole story was absolutely rldiCu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
FOUR MORE WHEELING BANKS
IN FINE REPORT FOR NEW YEAR

its greatly enhanced position as one Of
the first four financial institutions OF
the city. y combination with tho Com
mcrCal Bank during. tn" year 1919
brought not only large resources in
monetary sense. but added To tn" al
ready strongly manned Wheeling +. 4
r. 20. some OF the ahIcst banking per-
sonalitics in the community. Resources
have Increased from Si.i2O.629 to
SJ.5Ia097.G2 4 gain OF more than
eleven hundred thousand dollars In
this connection il is interesting to, note
that not only in tn" item OF ~cSourCcS.
but in others. the figures now reported
arr. in excess of tn" romhir"d totals of
tho TWO banks on" year ago. Deposits
have reached the great total Of $i.S3i.-
92S.SS. Il gain "C nearly twelve hunSrrd
thousand dollars. Loans and discounts
are $3.9S3.Ol4.oS tn" items uf capital
and surplus ar" together SGhOoOh. 4
gain over the figures nt 4 year agn. As
i generally kunwu. a r"adJuStnI"nt OF
ihes" ,,cmi was made during ,hr year.
a - pr cent stock dividend having
b,..u added tu capital from IN" surplus
account The summary follows:
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COAL WAGE COMMISSION IN FIRST MEET;
HINES LIFTS THE COAL EXPORT EMBARGO

roads IIin"s who has had charge OF
coal ratior.nc. modified the last OF the
restriction; put into effect during the
strike--that prohibiting expectation OF
Issued ar order under which the over
seas movement of coal up to an amount
equal To fifty percent Of the quantity
exported IN October may be shipped
from the ports of Baltimore and Newt
port News. Similar arrangements are
to he placed IN effect at other ports as
soon as the necessary details can Be
worked out. Dumping of coal at ports
will be regulated. however. through
railroad cmbargoes on tidewater con.
signed coal.
Lifting Of restrictions against expor-
tation was possible. Mr.. Hines said.
through steadily increased production
resulting from the return Of the miners
to their jobs. The situation IA the
eastern fields vas described ss espe-
cillly eccd.
The First Meeting.
The first meeting nf the presidents
coal commission was held in the cabi:
net room of the executive offices and
was attended by Secretary OF Labor
Wilson and Joseph p. Tumulty. secre-
tary to the president. The quarters as
signed to the commission in the depart
mcnt OF labor building include hear
ing room OF considerable size formerly
used by the national war labor bonrd.
indicating that hearings Of some sort
arc contemplated ny the commission.
Under the strike settlement plan
agreed to by the miners. and in which 1t
is expected that the operators will par-
ticipatc in spite of objections made 10
il by the operators association. tho
commission has power to fix wages AMI
working conditions in the mines AMI
prices Of coal tn the public. il its deci-
sion is unanimous. The return OF the
miners To work has been with the un-
dcrstanding that tho commission is -
have full powers II adjust scales fu--
ther If it finds further increase jDA-
fed
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.

With resources ut $I.5nT.2S"l5 at the
orrninE ur 100. the National Exchange
Bank ulnHcS an "Ncrli,nt showing As
one OF the Zig Thcca' financial inStl-
tutions OF n" city. uud"r IN" pr"S!-
dcncy Of pr. .Inhn l.. pickry. ard with
charles W J"!rrrS as cashier. this bank
commands thr confidence and patronage
OF a great and ever Increasing army "t
dNpositorS. TSS statement now E!v"u
out makes tho significant and highly
satisfactory showing "t combined capt
tai and surplus iu excess OF eleven hun
drcd Thousand dullars-si lO2.5T9.S TO
be strictly accurate TIL" summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
BRIBERY CHARGES BY
PHILADELPHIA MAYOR

rfIII.ADELpIl1N H.. De-. %
Mayor Elect J. llHinptun Moor" caused
"A political Sensation her" tonight when
h" announced that rumurS reached him
today from two sources suggesting
that thrr" ut the eleven CuunUilm"n-
elect friendly IT, IN" incoming city ad-
lSlrati"n had been approached with
the purpose Of winning them away
from Mr.. Moore. Tn" may0r-clHCt re-
fused To mention amy names. hu; SAID
he intended consulting with the dis
trirt attorney tomorrow morning with
view IL seeing that all who &" a.
far n bribery and corruption may he
halted"
All eleven mon tonight denied any
attempts had been mad" 10 brhc them
tn desert thr Moor" administration.
Mayur-ric"t Muurr takes office next
Monday. At he sam" TINA twenty
one members Of the new city council
Will be sworn in. The eleven council
men friendly to Mr.. Moore expect to
control the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
NORMAN HAPGOOD
OUSTED AS MINISTER

WASHINGTON. Dec. co Norman
Hapgood is no longer minister to Den
mark. II was said today at the state
department Officials explained that the
senate had failed 10 confirm his nomina-
lion before the end of the special ses-
sion on December l9 and that since he
was not given a recess appointment by
President Wilson. his commission auto
matically expired on that date.
Mr.. HapEood. who returned from Cop
cnhaEcn several days ago, was in con-
ference today with Secretary Lansing
discussing the situation in Soviet Rus
Sia. II Was suid that the situation pic
turCd by the former minister on tho
basis Of information reaching him at
Copenhagen did not differ materially
from that described in dispatches reach
ing the department from other sources.
Officials would not discuss reported
charges that Mr.. HapEOud had been
sympathetic toward the Soviet author
tiles while ne was aClIn: as American
minister at the Danish capital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
Fail to Unravel the
Mystery of Shooting

DUBLIN. Dec. 29-Two inqucsts
held today over the bodies OF the We
Tins killed in the Phoenix park shooting
nrrray early Sunday morning tailed 10
solve tho mystery surrounding the at
fair. but tended TO show that there was
no organized plan to attack the vice
regal lodge. the rCSldcnC" OF Field
Marshal Niscouut French. lord lifutcn-
ant and governor general Of Ireland
The testimony was very conflicting
and confusing. but. according to the
coroner's summing uD. Lieutenant Boast.
in charge Of the military squad. was
killed by the fragments Of military
buIlet while Laurence Kennedy. the
civilian victim. was killed while on his
way home through Phoenix park by a
military patrol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
.DON0RA' MILLS
AGAIN NORMAL

DONORA, Penna.. Dec, ?s.-For the
first time since the steel strike was
called September 90 last. the mills in
Donora and vicinity arc today operating
with normal forces Numbers Of new
men arrived here last week and many
former strikers went back to work to
stay. II was stated at the plants.
The only unusual incident in connec-
tion with the strike for several weeks
occurred yesterday when a committee
said TO be made up Of former soldiers.
called on a strike leader. and after uc-
cusing him Of being a draft evader and
a conscientious objector. asked him to
leave town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
CANNOT PREVENT
HIGH SUGAR PRICE

will have TO pay 20 cents a pound for
the advance crop Of 100000 pounds OF
Cuban sugar now being delivered and
distributed here. according TO a state
mcnt today by Federal Food Admins
traitor Williams
This is due 10 the fact that dealers
here are required to pay a higher price
TO the Cuban producers for the crop,
which is in advance Of the regular out
put" said Mr.. williams. We cannot
control the prices charged by Cubans"
After one other shipment next month
It is expected the regular 1920 crop Of
sugar will commence coming into thS
United States and with the delivery Of
the regular crop. Mr.. Williams said he
and his aides would try to keep tho
price down 10 IA or Is cents pound.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 2?.-Prclimi-
nary arrangement for the investigation
OF The wages and prices in the htumt-
nruS coal industry. as provided in the
coal strike settlement were nude ut the
initial meeting Of the commission OF
three appointed by President Wilson.
Tho members Of the commission
Henry NJ Robinson. OF Pasadena, Cal.
representing the public: Rembrandt
P"ale for the operators and John 7.
White for the mIners-cstablshed semi
permanent headquarters in tn" depart
mrnt Of labor building and were 10 have
discussed tho matter Of organization.
The commissioners said the plan Of pro-
ccIurr in tho task outlined by President
Wilson had not been fully worked out.
They refused To discuss the questions
nf whether they would hold hearings or
whether they would visit the coal fields
in conducting their inquiry.
Export Embargo Lifted.
Will" the commission was preparing
TO take up the dominant questions OF
the strike. Director General OF Rail-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
Pittsburgh Doctor Held
For Prohibition Violation

pITTSRI'RGH IA. Dec. 29-Dr. Her
man W. WuCrthlc. of Pittsburgh. one of
the three physicians arrested hero Sat
urday by federal authorities on charges
Of war time prohibition VIOLATIONS
waived a hearing before United States
commissioners here. lie was released
on $1,000 harl for n hearing at the May
term uf the United States district court
The other physicians and one druggist
held ON similar charges. furnished bail
Saturday. The doctors are accused Of
unlawfully writing prescriptions Tor
whisRCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
Two Injured in Fire
at Aviation Station

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Dec. %3-Fir" which
started in the machine shop Of Flight A.,
H6th Aero Squadron. today. seriously
burned two persons and destroyed equip
mcnt estimated Ia be worth $1,000
All airplancS in proximity to the fir"
were saved. Airmcu wcr" prevented
from prevented from fighting the flames
by the explosion or @io aerial bombs as
well as gasoline and oil containers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
CHARGED WITH THE
MOTORMAN'S MURDER

I'NIONTOWN. Pa. Dec "9--An in
formation charging murder in ConncC-
tion with the killing last night Of J. !.
DauEhcrty. II West Penn Railway COM
pany motorman. was made against Tony
Drtnuc before an alderman here today
hy County n"trrtiVr j. J. Smith. DrtOnC
was arrested today by county officers.
T.. J. lInuCk. conductor of tho car on
which DauEhcrly VA; shot and killed
by four unidentified mon. testified Mt
tudaN's hearing ,hat D"ton" was ono OF
the mon who fired at the mOtorman.
Drunu" said II" was Il passenger on tho
car at the time of In" shooting. but de-
nicd that he was a party 10 the murder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
ESCAPE WITH BIG LOOT

CLEVELAND. Dec. % - Two armed
fnotpadS escaped with Sl0.n00 in cash
and s65.. O0u in checks in II daring hold
up in tho downtown section this morn
ing IF James llOduf who was carrying
the. money from "A savings and loan as
SOriat!Vu 10 Il bank The bandits were
waiting in an alley and when Hoduf
passed they hurled him To the sidewalk
and escaped with ii Sat"hrl containing
the money.
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In Havana Resumed, With
twenty-five Wounded In
H. {. of L. Clash

HAVANA, Dec. 29--Twenty-4f five
persons were wounded today In en-
counters between the police, persons
attending the funeral Of laborer KILL
ed in Sundays demonstration against
the high cost Of living and spectators
gathered along the route OF the funer-
al procession. Ton Of the wounded
arc gravely injured.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 29.--Coal op-
orators from Illinois. Indiana.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
At Il conference today declared
that hey would assume no in
crease in miners wages above
the fourteen percent granted in
the strike settlement. In dis
CussinE their attitude toward
the commission named by
President Wilson to investigate
tho coal situation. tho operators
asserted that IL III" commission
recommended wage increase
abOv" tn" fourteen percent 1t
would have to shoulder the re-
sponsihlity of the increased
prices To tho consumer.
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DISPOSITIONS POSTPONED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. %9-.Thc
taking of dcruSItIunS ia the suit Of the
Eureka IIpc Line company Versus Wal
ter liaIlana", stat" taN CominiSSiHr"r
scheduled to take plaC" IN New York
December 18th has been postponed un-
III January . because of IlIn"%S OF on"
Of the plaiuiir' attorneys. This IS the
case tcStlpS the ,uuStiiulIunHltE "i the
oil and gas tax law and pending in the
kanaWha circuit court
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CASHIER. IS SHOT
BY BANK ROBBERS

TOLEDO. Dec. 29--Scvcn men today
held up the Peoples bank at Ottawa
Lake. Mich. and escaped "ith $''""
in cash and Liberty bonds after shoot
ing Harman EoihfuS$. Tn" cashier. In
their haste. the raiders overlooked
$40, 900 in currency AMI bonds. Roth
fuss was shot when Il" hvsitat"d about
obcying an order To throw up his hands
The bandits fled in IN automobile.
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TO OPERATE FIRST
ALL-ELECTRIC MILL

YOI-EGSTOWN. Doc. 30 A company
TO operate the first all-"loctriC steel mill
in the country. construct e.! which -
&c be- begun in February ON 1t" be-
tween Girard and Warren. has been in
curporatcd at si5hO. .o"". II WAS an
nounc"d here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
BANK OF RENwOoD.

Notwithstanding m" steel strike, tho
Bank Of B"nwo"d has stood Tx" vrri-
Il. bio Rock Of Gibraltar. and - to-day
S"rVin: that h:SN industrial CommU-
nifty in 4 manner that cannot l." CNCCll-
cd The report now made public for
The nt"llIE"nC"r'S annua! banking
statement shows that IN" tank Of Ben
woods resources ar" $3i3.Sa36S. praC-
tIcally as large a fiGur" as that report
cd at tho opening "f 1919. Surplus and
undivided profits have advanced from
s6l94.2G a year ago to sl0.S42.32. Loans
show a good increase. and deposits are
nearly as larE" as last "p"rtcd-bcing
now s@iS.l@5.Gi. Tn" summary:
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Reporting for the annual IntlliGcmc"r
banking statement. four more wheeling
banks nave submitted th"i- figures Tor
I ne open,u; uf 1919 and tn" opening -:
1870 IN" whrHlinS Bank n Trust Com
pany. the National Exchange bank. the
Ouartrr Savings & Trust Company and
the Bank or BrnwUOd. Their reports
arr without exception Of highly salts
Fa,tpry character
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
REDS FORCE FIGHTING
WITH KOLCHAK TROOPS

PEkIEG. Sunday. Dec. 2S.--Thc So
Cial revolutionary troops nrc reported
TO have taken possession of the railroad
station at Irkutsk. near the southwest
crn end Of Lake Baikal. Admiral Kol-
chak's soldiers are holding the town.
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IN the meantime inc tOil ~ ueaNn anu
serious illness caused through drink
ing wood alcohol and other Illicit CON
coctions continued to mount in Now
York and adjacent cities. During the
day four more deaths were recorded.
one each from Newark. Elizabeth.
PaSsaic, y. j.. and one from New York.
In addition two me nand woman
wcro picked up unconscious in New
York streets and Nv" men IN PHSsaic
in "A similar condition all four heing
critically Ill tonight from alcoholic
poisoning.
Important Arrests.
Thoroughly aroused by the ever
growing list OF fatalities the authorlt-
les held several con 'crenCCs during the
day at which Coope alton was planned
between the diffcrrn federal and NUM-
cipal departments. olonel Daniel l..
Porter. supervising venue agent for
New York who iSat L. head Of the
campaign for the T, >ral government,
declared tonight that lew York city is
the headquarters for country in the
Illicit liquor industry md that 1t is
impossible as yet to I'll how far the
ramiiiCation Of thctrt : extends. The
two most important -estS made so
far, according to the "ral agents are
those Of John Roman Il. Brooklyn
undertaken. and Sam i Salccby. a
Brooklyn druggist. who are accused OF
being the principals in the distribution
OF the poison throughout New Eng land
The TWO men were released tonight OIL
s2S.OO0 bail pending further eNamin-
alton.
The remaining four men are Adolph
Panareli. former saloon keeper. Car
mine Lincenziato. Amcdio Deloma and
Luigi Puca, Italian GroCcrS- tanarelli
has made 4 statement to the authorities
in regard to the method employed for
the distribution OF the liquor IN New
En- gland and II was stated he may be
witness for the government.
Two of seven barrels of liquor which
Romanclli Is accused of having sold
arc said to have been bought by a
Bronx saloon keeper. This man. ac-
cordinG to Colonel Porter. came to Pan
r"lli after the sale and denounced him
for having charged him $500 for wood
alcohol.
Hotel Nan Arrested.
CUICOPEE. Mass Dec. an. Ed
ward Lyons. pruprt"> OF the Eadl"E
Hutcl was arrested this afternoon on
three warrants sworn out by state De-
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Den. 3o.-Forecast:
West Virgtnia-Psrtly cloudy and
warmer Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
Ohio-Cloudy Tuesday; probably pre-
coded by snow IN north and east por-
lions; Wednesday fair.
Western Psnnsylvania-Sn"w and
somewhat warmer Tuesday; Wednesday
rair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
SIX ALLEGED POISON BEVERAGE
R|NGLEADERS NOW IN CUSTODY
Federal State and City Authorities Unite in Running Down
Puveyors Of Whskey Substitutes That Have Claimed
Hundreds of Victims

NEW YORK
whskey authorities united
beverages
hundreds of blindness and
dispensers
to the
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WOMAN SLAIN AND
SOLDIER WOUNDED;
WHITE-BLACK CLASH
INSULTS OF NEGROES
CAUSE OF DISORDER
Soldier Shot in Back-White
Woman Killedin Exchange
of Shots

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. ga
white woman was shot 7ad killed and
a white soldier was probably fatally
wounded in n fight between negroes
and soldiers on . street cor near
Camp Zachary Taylor tonight.
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wHrrr1Na BANK q TRUST CO.

The opening OF 1920 statement Of the
Wheeling Bank & Trust Company shows
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Hotel Nan Arrested.
CHICOPEE. Mass Dec. an. Ed
ward Lyons. prupri"> OF the Hadl"y
ffutcl was arrested this afternoon on
three warrants sworn out by state De-
Continued On Page Two.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-08-16
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE
4 FOR FARMERS

Last winter the Nevada. Industrial
Insurance law was SO amended that
the farmer, hiring men, may take out
industrial insurance the same as the
miner, the mill man, and others who
come under the provisions Of this act.
Prior to the amendment to the law
| the farmers were excluded from the
benefits of industrial Insurance., and
considerable complaint on the exclu-
siveness OF the law was made, the
farmers, or large stockmen, figuring
that their business being just as haz-
ardous as mining and just as essen
tial. that they should be allowed to
participate in the benefits Of tie
Nevada Industrial Insurance.
George Smith, of the commission,
states that the rate Of one per cent
has been fixed for the premium fee
and Is cents per month Pc individ
ual for hospital fees, making one
dollar and twenty-five cents per one
hundred dollars per month for each
one hundred dollars worth of insur
ance carried on men.
In figuring the earning capacity
of the employed on farms board 'and
lodging, is considered as pay. In the
case where farm hands receives a cer-
tain wage, as furnished by the EN-
ployers application, the board and
/ lodging is figured at the local rate
| Of living on the farm OF that section.
In most cases it will 20 as one dol
lar a day per man. A man earning
500 month on the farm is credit
ed with 800 wage list, and so on
up and down the line.
As many letters Of inquiry have
been received from different outfits
hiring crews on farms, where steady
work is the rule, applications will be
furnished and this class will undoubt-
| edly come under the law and take
advantage of it. 1t is only since
the first of July that this law has
been available Tor the farming or
agricultural interests of the state.
| As the farming is regarded as Just
| as hazardous as any of the cailings
the rate fixed by the commission is
regarded as low. 1t practically sup
4 plies ar4accident policy to all employ
ers on the farm at a low rate, and
reading the lists of injured on the
farms throughout the state it seems
that the commission will be kept very
busy on the adjustment that must
follow with the insuring of farm hire
1t is up to the farmer and those who
are employed to take advantage OF
one O. the most beneficial acts that
the state has in force and which has
good to the other laboring classes i'll
1 this state Carson News.