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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
WARNO0D
MASS MEETING
FOR WARWQOD
AT HIGH SCHooL-VoTERS
INVITED.
M. J. Cullinan and II. c. Ogden to be
the Speakers-Mayor Dowler
to Preside.

warwood voters will meet this even
the Greater Wheeling proposition will
b. discussed. Mayor Charles II. Dowlcr
called the meeting and has secured as
speakers for the evening Hon. H. {.
Ogden and Attorney NJ. J. Cullinan.
AS at all meetings being held i'll tho
city and suburbs a general discussion
will be held following the addresses.
The speakers will answer all questions
prupOuuded. Similar meetings held in
Elm Grove and suburbs have proven
great successes rs many who have
lahorcd under wrong impressions about
Greater Wheeling have received such
enlightenment from answers TO their
questions that the sentiment has under
gone great change.
, AS soon as il was learned by ndvo-
Gates OF Greater Wheeling that many
voters did not thoroughly understand
, the working clauses of the proposed cN-
tension The plan was hit upon 90 hold
the meetings IN MI Cf the suburbs and
wards Of the c!iy. Many votes have
been made for the proposition and May
or DowlCr has requested all voters to
turn out and come prepared with thclr
questions that they might learn whether
or not they will 10 benefited by tho
ratification Of the Greater Wheeling.
: Mr.. Cullinan IA former city solicitor
OF Wheeling. and is therefore we'll
vCrSCd on his subject and Will nave
message To tn" voters from inc Stahu-
point Of the resident "f the city !iis
I work in connection with city affairs has
| also aided HIM.
NJ n e ogden. is n resident or the
I ,,,I ~ al
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warvood Briefs

Mrs. Galley Meyer and son of sum
mcrvill". Ohio arc the guests Of Mrs.
Cox. rf Twentieth street.
Mis- Mari" N,.yu If Nineteenth street
has returned HON" after spending the
weekend Visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
rrCf. Fred liclfcr. "f bethany WAS the
EuCS; "r MIR. and Mrs. II. r.. Holman
Of Seventh street.
Norman Murray has returned 70 his
home in Center Warwu"d after visiting
In Columbus.
Erv. L. A. r''ord. OF Center War
wood. Was Il husircsa caller in Mounds
Vile yesterday :fl"ruoon.
Mrs. 4. NJ. RidEley. OF North End left
Saturday Tor Hcaver Falls. Pa. where
she Will visit relatives.
Boy Scouts. Trm"p No. lG. Of III" NJ.
T.. church. Will Tncci this evening in the
serial r'"in "r tho church.
My, E!anch" Cox. Of Beech Bottom,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Nov. 23-Demano tSs
steel Is heavy and there Is conSn.ooe s,,t
Inquiry for the first half OF 19zV; Du'
mills are reluctant to c9mrnS Ion con-
selves though the labor SITUATION eU Gun,
tinues TO Improve. Prices have h0t
Changed but the market is tirmer IN
Keeping with higher costs or basic ma
crials. Export business Is in aoeyance
pendinR credit adjustments. Iron pro-
ductIon Is not increasing In proportion /
10 consumption and prices nave az
yanced 81 and 81 for nearly all stanu-
ard grades Furnaces try to satisly
customers by parcellinE out limited sup
niles Eastern Pennsylvania Is SO Tar
sold that northern consumers are taxing
Southern iron end paying freight pre-.
miums Coke is easier ri the nonleh'
but the coal situation looks serious.
Copper is dull and easy. PRODUCERS
have been Offering freely and tho price
mas declined from 2ni: cents during inc
week. No business has been don" III
large way. .. h,,
there Is no accumGi&li'n ana tht mar
ket is strong. w.. G.
Zinc is easy for first quarter. East -.
Louis delivery. Demand is quiet. hut
consumers arc expected 10 enter the
market SOON Low rates Of foreign on
change have brought export trade I"
standstill. ,sa,
and the straits because Of heavy 9cl!S
cries following IA" conclusion. OF inc
harbor strike. Nearly all tins TN mas
been sold to consumers.
Anthony is strong and in good de-
mand.
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Montgomery parents, Mr.. and Mrs H.
b. May.
Mrs. Priscilla Laufter spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie FaSsert' at
liaddcn City. w. Va.
Mrs. Corinne Gautschi returned sat
urday from an extended visit with Tela-
Mr.. and Mrs. EG. Machctauz. Mrs.
Amelia Kane and daughter. Miss Nancy
and Miss M"llir MatchctauZ attended
the funeral of Mr.. William Blohm In
Marietta Friday.
Prof. Gramlich spent Sunday in Mar
ictta with his family.
Shelby Cochran was business visi-
tor IN Marietta Thursday.
Rev. Kerr, OF the Presbyterian church
will attend special meeting or the
PreshNtcry at rumcroy next week
T.. II. Meyer was looking after bust
ness interests In Iarkcrshurg Friday.
Captain Pay Baker, OF IN" United
States Navy. has been visiting MS
friends in town Tor few days.
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CIeWs Discusses the ;
Foreign Trade Situation

HrU yORK Nov. . D.sc'.-<,rS
foreign trad" and g, hang" iis"fy
Cl"wS writes: ,.
rad, aud nf r,rnI,rlv f'urUrIug II has.
been very Crca;i% retarded by IN" Goa
tinued decliu" ~ 'N"n2H%' Hu"I"SI""S
Sterling has gen" AZ low AZ S'"u ''r
loss while frar:tgS. IRE aud MARKS nav"
made record low quotations. The e.
f.rr has been u discourage BANKS tr'hi
extending accommodates "hl'h -
volv" their carving any '"HH 'u"' "onc
Quantities OF biiS st&t"d IN ih"S" cur
r.nrics whilr - tn. sam" t.Iu" :HN">-
,nrs have been ,u.''lUrI :" Hr-.ttt' ~
advancing FUNDS who would "' col
lateraled by securities or. N9n""rSI'",N
stated in nHu.S Whose "Nrod"%" rnin'.
was doubtful ur flu"iuarnE. In ana "t
itself the quotation Of "N"h3aG" ~
these low Figures t~ndS I" ado 70 me
high cost OF American goods. SIM" ~"
practice ia becoming NOR" ana 'h"'"
general of requiring Il foreigner I" pay
In dollars or tnct- equivalent n =
fixed rate Tho p-csr-cts of AZ unfaN-
nrablc situation ia f"re:S n "N'nanS'
thus greatly increased tn" "hSatiSIdc-
tortness Of the trad outlook.
AZ the same i;nl., ta"y suggest IN"
necessity OF very great tart:9n IN pur-
chasing foreign rurr-uc:"$ - an iIxcS'-
ment or specuiativ" "rrra'i"H. Those
Who had been carving large lines OF
sterling. lire and ";i"r "u'rcn''eS
against the advic" "f eNr"rtS may
have TO wait u long 'i.ne het"r" feSo'>
ertnc the value OF their Investment.
Uncertain Outlook.
The uncertainty Of thr outlook inter
nationally is paral'eled by considerable
Industrial uncertainty growing out or
the coal strike and the increasing acute
ness OF coal shortage in many produc-
tive districts While there has been
some decrease IN the surface NANTES.
tations OF labor unrest 30 material
change In the underlying conditions can
10 Sai n have taken place. I3kCn All
In all the markets is undoubtedly rae
ing q period in which extra caution
must be observed pending the Develop
ment of more clear cut money Situa-
ton and the adjustment Of the large
problems OF public policy which are de-
Settln,uCnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
new MATAMORAS

Miss Mollie Mechituz returned Wed
nesday from q two weeks visit with
her niece, Mrs. Harriet Donnally. Of
Mrs. John Bcrentz and daughter,
Miss Bcryl, were shopping in Marietta
Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Davenport, OF Sistersville,
was calling on friends here Sunday.
George Kirkbride has purchased the
Earnest Meyer property an Third
street and will move his family there
Mr.. Harry Hall and Mrs, Lucy Barn
hart were married Tuesday in Mari
eta. They returned home Tuesday
evening.
Rev, and Mrs. J. s. Montgomery left
Friday for their home In Rramwcll. Va
after several weeks visit with Mrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
iudnp PROGRAM

The pupils of Miss Marie BInScll
class, Of North Warwood school. are
preparing n Thanksgiving entertainment
for Wednesday afternoon. A very ll'tlhE
program for tn" "C"sSi"n is as follows
Sonc-"Cartloads Of Pumpkins" Room
observation-disclosures Kenneth Marsh
notwithstanding Dinner
........ Twenty four Boys and Girls
SonE-"l.itue Jack Frost 49,. Room
Recitatirn--''At Grandma ." Albert HISS
ExCrCisc--"What Id Do.
Helen FursCh and Walter Lennon
Recitatiun-"An Appetite" ....,....
...... Stanley Holmes
Song-"ThanksgiviEE Day. .... Room
Confidence. ........
Beruice Sutton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

One Of thc hieE,@l huIIdnE D""HH M
this section has been started pE 'h'
Whitaker Glc%Sn"r ""lnrah! AZ 49, !.
E.,,n,m 'vl. rnn,rauy IS erecting about
rr,y houses and several store and Office
buildings which VIII h" used by the mon
cmployrd 10y III" company al IN" hec'h
Epitum mil. Th"S" houses ar" expected
L. h. finished 10y th" hrSl OF INC var;
Itc,idcs th,s TN streets "r" heinz paved
end sidewalks Iald 81 that i VIII DE
small town in itself when finished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
pent yesterday visiting friends In War

spent yesterday visiting 1rlehos IN wa
wood
Toy Lump has returned to his nome
in center Warwood after spending sew
rral days IN Columbus. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred henderson, OF
ST. Cleirsvillc, will be the guests OF
Mrs. Frank Henderson Thursday.
Miss Clara Young OF Elm Grove spent
SUNDAY visiting Miss Ethel Young.
Mr. clyde Hclrenbinc is able TO be
GU, after being III for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. II. Carpenter nave
returned 10 ihcih home in Fairmont
crt"r spending several days visiting In
town. l.,
Mrs. !. G. Walden. who has been IN
Washington, D. c.. was called home on
account Of III" death Of her mother MIS-
Murrisun. Of thu Island.
Miss Virginia Shcaring and orolher
Harold. Of Nineteenth street, spent yes
terdny Visiting friends in Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

Tho American \. G. ~ North Wheel
ing irfcaI"d IN" Warwo"d A &. Juniors
Yesterday Afternoon by 4 Sc"r" Of Is :"
o. tn" gam" Wa played ON muddy
field 81 Fulton and both teams wcr"
handicapped. clark made several long
runs for Warwuud but couldn't Get the
ball ON"r the goal IEill. Campbell.
Roach aud Fisher starred fur the Amer
icanS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
FIre,,,cn 20 Meet

A meeting at Ia" I."Nclamd Volunteer
frrncn has been called for This "N""In,;
ut their building in S"ulh NAf"oo"'
Inmrlric reports from Ia" committees
In Charrc Of the dance and o'ia! Wi.
be received. Other business for the good
Of the company VIII com" UP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

installed. All were we'll pleased WIN
the whistle as it can be heard all over
town. The iiremen are going to get
busy this week OH the inhalation OF
the siren. The most suitable pIASS So
far IS in the bclfry Of the Center War
Mnnd hORn hnuSr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
dness and tax certificates would be re-

cGncSs and tax ccrtincateS WouIo NC ie
stunned.
While rates on call money have been
soaring. and the situation in financial
c.ntcrs has been the occasion OF some
concern, treasury officials point with
satisfaction to the reduction OF govern
ment securities held by banking instl-
tutiuns during the last five months. In
that period. Mr.. Glass figures showed
war bonds and Indebtedness certificates
held bv financial houses dropped $685.
5000. Meanwhile also. the nation
debt fell to $2G2lO, 9o5, 900. or net re-
duction Of s3S5.0OO.O00 from its highest
mark at the end of August.
The reduction in the country's debt
resulted largely from the increase In
treasury receipts. through the sales or
war materials. Decrease in current e1-
pcnditures also aided materially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
ELM GROVE
MAYOR CAMPBELL
DECLARES HIMSELF
FOR GREATER CITY
uReEs CITIZENS TO GET OUT AND
WORK FOE THE PROPOSITION
AND ALSO TO CAST
THEIR VOTE.
Other Items of General Interest Gath
ercd at Random in the Busy
ont the Pike Town.

Mayor Campbell or Elm Grove. at
though still holding office, is firm
neal to the voters Of the town. he
urges them TO get out and boost for al
that they are worth in putting the
Greater Wheeling proposition across:
He advances number OF reasons Wny
he things that the Greater Wheeling
nronosit7on should carry and is working
FOR II day and night. That Elm Grove
Will gain through the merging with the
Mother city" is his candid oeiict ana
he is Of the general opinion that the
suburbs will roll up n big vote IN IT'S
favor when the election Is held We'd
neSday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Reductions in Monthly
Deficits By Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. 81 Secretary
Glass tonight forecast a further reduc-
ton in monthly deficits Of the treasury
over the October record and announced
that, on December |. the semi-monthly
issues Of treasury certificates OF indcSt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
wnrwood Holds Grove

G iourncycd to Elm Grove wh"r" they
PLAYED the Elm Grove y. =. In spite or
Inc rain and muddy field both teams de-
Cidcd to play. The local squad held ~"
Elm Grove hoyS and al the cnd OF IN"
- e. ouartcr both teams had been unable
To- score and the game ended in 90 tie,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Every Member Canvass

Yesterday was Livery Memb er Canvass
day of the Lutheran church. All tho
mon were ont S-"ing tho members. why
they couldn't and can't get To the SER
vices. All mon turned in very good re-
ports mt the services last evening which
SURPRISED the pastor. This was not only
done in Warwood but all over the coun-
try.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Awlilrs taken down, washed ana
stored. Tel 6e3. wheeling Tent q AVN
Ing Co.
Rixteeu Candidates.

Sixteen candidates will receive the
third degree Of the I,yth;an order IN
Mystic lodge No. - knights of Pyth-
las here this evening. The lodge is
making q rapid growth and many Of the
best citizens OF the town are members.
A large attendance Is desired AT the
meeting this evening and all members:
ms well as visiting members. are invited
TO attend and join in the Work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

rrn nnrln SIDE n thr N1tIo0aT fNnH
hctw.cn the Baltimore " Ohio railroad
tracks and the Srringda!c roadway. viii
be thrown open t" The public ln:, to N be
row. The conCrrt" is declared 10 DC
firm and in shapr for IN" travelling OF
thn baayy machines over ii. II is hard:
I IN likely KEY that The other side OF the road
viii be completed before early next
spring, owing to the approach OF un-
favorable weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
The New Ministe r"

Tho choir Of tho Lutheran church has
made arrangements for the caste OF the
New Minister" given By the choir or
st. paul's Lutheran church. Of Wheeling:
TO repeat the same in the high school
auditorium Thursday, December I'm.
The play was a su"Cess before and rom
indications q large crowd will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
v.n.at 6,nstrel Show.

On Tuesday night. the Epworth Lea
rue Of the Triadelphia n. E. church
Will repeat the minstrel show given
ance viii be given in the Roney's Point
Presbyterian church. under the auspices
Of the SUNDAY school Of the latter
church. In addition to the minstrel
narformance. there will be special
music Tho Roney's Point Sunday
school will serve refreshments after
tina performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Prof, Eslfer Speaks

Pref. Fred IIclfcr. of Bethany. who is
finiShir" his course rs minister CON
Quoted the services yesterday At Inc
ChrIStiau church. All were well pleased
and thu. lnrruh"rs are in hopes of get
INK him as their minister as soon as
he COmllct.S lbs course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

Thomas l.. Itind"lhcrg"r. local barber.
is seriously i'll at his HON" on S"NCn-
tccnth street aud Warwo"d avenue. lie
was reported last evening 10 he some
what better Mr.. kindclbcrrcr has
host Of friends and all are glad t" hear
that he Is recovering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
rmnortant Meeting

An important meeting ON tho mem.
hers Of tho WarwOod Sewing circle and
Junior circle Will hc held this evening:
tn he riycu in the near futur" Will be
discussed. Following this social time
will Ia, rniOya1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Ninaa Still Idle.

The mines in the local district are
s,Iil idl, and the miners have shown no
inclination to resume work. The settle
mrnt of the wage scale and working
conditions at Washington seems 10 De
worrying them still
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Repairinp Tracks

A large track force of tho West Penn
Electric company is working on the re-
pairing OF the street car tracks between
Warwood and Wcllsburg. New ties are
being laycd and the tracks propcr!!
graded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
VIII Attend teachers Meeting

A meeting OF tho teachers OF West
Virginia will he held al Fairmont Thurs
day and Friday Of this week. Among
the local teachers who will attend arc
Misses Moor" Ewing, Mary McNlcklcs
and Edna Healer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Flour NIL Busy.

Tho Elm Grove Milling Company. one
AZ the largest concerns of the kind IN
tha local district, IL enjoying real pros
psrity At the present time. POSSIBLY que
10 the fact that the farmers are haui-
ing their grain TO the mill TO have II
rround into flour and mill feed. The
many wagons from all parts OF the
rural district can be seen daily vending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Class to Have Eutertainment

girls mf Miss Mary MCN!cklrs class Of
III" l'rrSh.rrrian church for an ,ntcr-
taInrn"uj nmI social. tn" affair Will hc
given ON Thursday. November llth. al
the church.
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their way TO town from IN DAfo"t
the country district.


attended the meeting of tho gtrikor9
held yesterday afternoon at the AAFnoei
Auditorium in Wheeling. One OF IN;
former miner officials was In Aets1os;
ance to deliver a talk to the men. a.-9-r2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Tegtel Siren

Yesterday afternoon tho fremen or
c.uter WurwoOd tested the new siren
recently purchased by the town OFFICIALS
SO that fir" signal system could DC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Rushing improvements

The paving work on Cracraft av8
North End, has been completed oAd -
equipment has been moved 70
lane, which will be the next stfeAS
rebuilt. a heavy concrete c1ro -
foundation Is being laid which VIII ~:
Tor years to como. p.H1S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
RuIldinR Nsw eSors.

Harry Kimmins Is erecting . M
building on the National road - a.;
lower end Of town. Tho hutlotAo
when completed will be used - a
Accessory store and will be one oe.1A9
most up to date in the out-the-pike -
srTr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

A number Of Greater Wheeling Oese
ings will be held in the out-tha-1tl
district during the merit two ar
eral Auditing Bureau Of WAAe
well known resident Of eAst q 0R11
in Washington, d. G. whafO - AOsQ (.
number Of business lnAttorU . Nn1oVf
with the sover1me0G ..zsM -
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Many In QouElH.

Despite the fact that the woAe1
rather cool yesterday. there v0e1 MAaN
who wendell their way to the NoYg
drawn vehicles were in evidence
trolley cars were also kept busy e1eA11
the day @
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-15
Crowding Reform.

Up in Nou-Partisan league North Dakota =
special session of the legislature wound up
last week with a fist fight between the state
auditor and one Of the senator's over pay and
mileage. Other incidents OF the session were
a demand for the resignation Of the attorney
general and an act cutting down appropriations
for and reducing the number Of employees in
the Offices of state auditor, state treasurer and
attorney general who have not lined up for
everything that the lawmaking branch pro-
posed. Before the members got away from
the capital petitions for . referendum ON two
measures passed were being circulated. One
law objected to comforting broad powers upon
the governor to seize mines and public utili-
ties and the other made every law enacted Of
fective 10 days after adjournment.
Only about SO much reform can be crowded
into q political machine without balling It up.
and that holds for the one in North Dakota, as
we'll as for the contraption they are using over
in soviet Russia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-15
COAL AND CHAOS.
BY FREDERICK ]. HASKN.

Especial Correspondence OF The Argus).
Washington. D. C., Dec. l2.-Whom you
choose to blame for the fact that you have
just been threatened with all the horrors Of
coal famine is largely matter Of politics and
point Of view. But one conclusion you cannot
avoid if you look fairly at the facts. Our fail
ure to get an adequate and continuous supply
of coal is due largely to the fact that our great
industrial, system, of which We boast so much,
is poorly and even stupidity organized. And for
this we are all to blame.
Until the last few years the ultimate con-
sumer has been chiefly interested in the price
Of coal. He has been able to get coal by pay
ing the price. He has been led to believe that
this price represents an undue profit for some
body. Mr.. McAdoo says the operators have
been getting it, and the operators retort,
Search us!"
But recently the all-important question of
what price we pay for coal was eclipsed by the
still more important question Of whether we
were going to get any coal at all. We have
46 per cent Of all the coal in the world-enough
Of it to last us for several centuries. There
are enough workmen in the country to dig it.
And yet we have been threatened with freezing
both this winter and last
This state Of affairs suggests that something
is wrong with the way we go about digging and
distributing our coal. Investigations which
have been made recently by government ex-
perts strongly support this suggestion. There
is something wrong with our coal production
system. And the settlement Of the strike will