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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-16
LADIES' SUITS

4Ae one half off from the regu-
J.. price Of any cloth suit in the
5 e and its yours. Our entire
cli Of women's and misses suits
!. i. -llded.
;. OCULAR price Sale Price
$500 Ladies' Suits now ;. $3.50
S2750 Ladies' Suits now :. Sl3.75
$1,000 Ladies' Suits now /. $500
$500 Ladies' Suits now !. $3.50
$4,000 Ladies' Suits now 1. $4,000
$4,000 Ladies Suits now ;. $3.50
5000 Ladies' Suits now $500
500 90 Ladies' Suits now ;. $3.50
5000 Ladies' Suits now ;. $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-16
LADIES COATS

Take one half off from the regu-
Jar price Of any cloth coat in the
store and it is yours. Our entire
stock of women's and misses coats
is included.
$500 Ladies Coats now s. $50
$1,000 Ladies Coats now :. $1,000
SIS % Ladies Coats now ;. S12.50
$4,000 Ladies' Coats now $1,000
$500 Ladies' Coats now Sl7.50
$4,000 Ladies' Coats now ;. $4,000
10000 Ladies Coats now ;. $500
80 90 Ladies' Goats now ;. $4,000
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
F0P 8MFTD1FNfF NO. IS. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 15.
Proposea 4noranent No, 15 to th'

Propoked kmnrGment No f5 to fhf
 Corstftugiqa af ArleHnSaE.
 Ee II Rcsoivcd by tps H9use of Rep reHcrtaeivcs of the state e2 SFlSansna md tse SenntN of the stnte os sttsK- s,a, Majority os All the MeH,',est Elected to Each House Agreeing
 That the following is hereby pro- posed as an amendment t6 the Consu- tntion of the State of Ar'eansss. and upon being s+li1mttted to the eleetoFH ~ inc ctafe for approval or rejection Sf tt1a next general election for sen ators ard representatives if major fly of the electors voting at such an election adopt sadh Ha arendsnent. t. the game shall become psFt af the Con- stitution of the State Of Arkan4as. .o- wit: be con1poned Of five judges. one of whom shall be styled Chief Justice and elected as such. any thfee of whom shall constitute quorum, and the 7a1 currence or at least three Judges shall in every ease be necessary to a decls. ion. Provided. if it should hereafter be- coma uecessary to increase the number Of tho Jgdgca of the Supreme Court the Legislature t..Hy provi6e for two addi . tional judges htd may also provide for the court sitting Tn htyiSlons under such regulations GS may Dc bfuSGFtbed
 Ssc. 9. The Supreme Judges shall at atated tt'oes reoeiVs compensation whic~ shaf n9t be less than four thou sand, mora than six tF@Usand dol lars per - n. t1nH; otherwise pro v'ded Ey law, ' iuaeeg 6f the su, e. thousand dollars peF safHla. Fasr shah ,ot be a,tcwed any fses ef Hqr- dHisites pffice. nor holsd any e,tht.r elfige of L. ,..a or REsht' '' lAs State
 Sec. 5. Tha ployts ons of the ,o.. etitutfon of the state of Arkansas in conflict with this afhendment are here hy repealed insofar as tilEy are in con- fict herewith, and this amapdnent shall take effect ard be In cperatten sixty t60) days after it's approval and adoption by the people of the statf Of Arkansas.
 Approved by the> Governor and f in the office of z aretary of Stat February T. 1919.
 Witness my ha >nl os'seial seal this 18th day of Ani Il. sa2G.
 ISeaD Tx. J. -2RRAL,
 Secretary of StstA
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
ron ABATEMENT NO. 14. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. l4.
rroposed Aaenament M, II to th

EsrnHeaad AEaeadmeHt No, II t1 Ehe
 Coas3it;Ytf ia 1f Agtnnh-'s,
 Itcus4 Joint Resolution submitting to the qualified voters of the state of Ar kansas an anendment t? the Co9stitama- tion thereof providing for equal suh- rage to men and women.
 Ne II Resolved by t::e Hons" of Rep Frenptnfives rHd the scnate of t.e st1te st .sigausas, Maierity or bot" Ia..sc EnrtTinE tfhcFefo:
 That the following .is herehy pro Dosad as ar amendment to the CanSti. tuition of the state of Arkansas. ana the game being submitted to the elec- tors of the tate for approval CT re- jectlon ct the next genera stfefasod for Senators and EopFesen ntatiFesi 1T 3 majority of the electors VeHpg at aqee election adopt such amendme 1t, the sa,ne ghail become a part of the Con, stlt".ion of the State Of Arkf hsds' tc '4fhet aaetion 1 of Article II of dl the :. as amended by Aa ,pdment @o' g. adoptsd January tho 1tta;,, 1909, be amended so as to read as follows: United atatsg of the age of twEentXE;1to4,ss XE;t :, 2 2 years, wfa has fcad sd h the state twelve months iii the. county si@ rltnehs, and In t5e prs'ihet. I9Nf Rt election at which they may propose to vote. except such persons. as may TOT the commission of some felony be de- tnged of the right to vote ny da% ad who shsii esbibls 3. pall tax receipt or }1 other evidence thRt they h1%e gai itq thefr poll tax ct the ttras bf eeHeet- ing taxes next preeed .na eueH stes= ton. shall be allowed to vote At any election in tie State of Arkansas, pres vided that persons who make sausfa C. tnry proof thet they have attained the age sf twanty-one years since the fjlfie pf aa8esetrg taxes next preceding said alactie4 All .goEssess the r 0onrI oarF sritted to vote, and P2oTl 4hd4 {tnestt';;tf. tbaI fhe sa!d tax re&siDt sh9}l bg Sg marked L N"tcd stamp 6F wEittsH .fR5 to to whom it may b, - "reson.tod d. ss ns to prevent the holder the., from voting more than once at any elecuon. It is decieeAd to he the purpose of this amendment to deny the right of suf- rage to alters aut 1t ls declared to be the purnore of this amendment rs con fe. suffrage earn''y upon b>th men and women without regard to sex. Provlued. that women shall not be com pelled to serve on jures
 --snroved by the Governor, and filed in the office of Secretary of State Feh~.ary f. 1efa
 Witness my hand aad official zeal thls 18th day of Anril 1e9a.
 (SeaD TOM ]. TERBAL.
 Secretary of State.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
s bscribe for the Her u.
Wafai E Cid r

h the Cleveland Chatcery Count. E. C. Cagle, Plaintiff.
 YS. Matte Csgle Defendant, He Defendant, Hattie Ca le is v7rned to appear in this Court within thilty days, and answer the complaint of of the plaintiff. E. Q. Cagle
 Eli. McLendon, Clerk Aug. 10th, 1920. Cool a q Thomas Atty for P.aipt.H. !. II a=nderson Au'y aa litam for non T. iGent Defendant.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
Noti e For Publication
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 e:.es. :h 11o pos ~s l'jce aadless i D
 i-r. 'A+s.as, eta D. lhe 1sth dai al December. Sig, ie a.ce s9ef" Statement and Appl he. R@ to purchase the Lot eaiag s, Tow ship 9s, Range II " 5t} ptirci ai CT idian and the timber ne rou, rfdor the Peo> 4Fiol cf ihe act of iu }, 1873, snd acts airerda;ory. known as tbe 'fn'bs1 ani s le L W ".at slch val # as niight ,ix4d Dy appraisnent' et0 Cat. Igfsnant to sucia ipp)icatior ae lal i aid ti,uorr taefe1 haze heen praise .0ae HurGit,i J IT, 5,;l>, D afs all h.rts even ta, a, t.t timber estim4ted 5o.G0G boaf4 fttl at $. Q CT II, and tfe laua ar S20.S9; ti.Ut said applicant viii offer hnal ooi Ii ePpot of his application and sworn 'taten ent on tie 5th day of October, go, before Ci. clit C.erk 6, RiAon, A k. nsas.
 Any person is atlibeFly to pr : His purchase before eItery, or inisiate eon. est at aHr time before paten issu g b, di'g cofi obatfd q aff:da,i in tllis office Hrgi. E lec,s wh.eh woaid deteat the air. Een F. Sp les, Rr.=is.tr.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
Notice fer publj aim
 nesartae4t ef fthe I.e. ior [. $. Laat 0if'5eat Litilo Rock Ark us -L.LH-2l mn
N0f4

ans, @eiy @4, i24Q,
 &ertG# $ hsrs+E assa {i.as 45Hes { Ne2leg whose postoffice adlr,ss is Kison. a : aasas, did On lie 18th day of Febua,v 1920, file ir this office 7wer., ; aement and APPGcatian, No ole3o9, t8 pa,en. 2se ta2 :o' Eo. { ofsW l4 Ees ajl I at Faft0tS i-s " I, \ aad t eisaii, < RiNer, se. ton 8, Tovnsiip { $, ga.e- Ii W, 69h Meri .iaH. aaei tde timber ii.efeoa, .ufae tse provisions of 4he 4et of J5ae :. ls78. and acts sam n)ater . a9wn as "riaber and Stone La 7. s saFh <el4e . a s..s r. sl 4 eEai@fazst aad i'sa.. fsss sfs l. ses. ds ..isat5on the land arG r.be l. s. 2- ~aYz bee p.fasa. C t15#5s lazrts-4~e z#..sf pofa1s t.s24 .4ja.a lie G.. er es=tmatsi +a5f60 H. ara fest
 z3z4ier U, .esd t6e Lad Fl 2t etae .atd apElls4At t@q! offer Htei ifi,.i 1.4 suffost oi A.-a aprlieatien aed sesarR =astsnaeft eH t|ie 5ta d4s af oe b :: sz-5 Ls5sr, si1cuis C,elk.t fsiNa,. Fb 2 ,as
 ans Pafsop l. al i.Arls !. Fa=,. PuT, iase beiefe esstF. af lleate tc=t at any tiFle before ? te1it issees Ay 6ling ! co-tobated atiitsyit iit tAts ei- ice. alleging fats wien wo. q tt.,at lhe es.trf
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Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
 
Proposed Amendment Nh, t4 to the
 Cousfftutiou of Arknnaaa.


 Constitution of Arknnaas.
 Amending Section 1 Of Xrticle Of the Constitution of the State of Arkah- saa. as amended by AmenG,n"ot No. 9. adopted January 1ith, 1909; ,ovidins that every citizen of the Unit Il states having the prescribed res denre in the State, except those depriy I the right by law for the commission Of feIonies. shall be allowed . vcte at any election, upon exhibiting poll tax reeei2t or other eyi na' t,ot Of p.y- sons attaining majority after tine of assSssing taxes and bofore ei5etionr, poas aasing the other nee s@1r ry 9H7li- h4atiops ahau be permitted to vote; providing that judges of elertioa shall mark or stamp poll tax receirts st the time of voting to prevent the holder thereof from voting more than once at an election; and declaring t the purpose of the amendment to deny right of suffrage to aliei and to confer the right of suffra Ee equally upon men and women. without regard to sex. provided that women shall not be com pclled to serve on juries.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
{GTGAiss KCTIl.E

One mouse eoIosed n.ue. six years old, weigh; 990 Ibs. brcl d. ed with F and bar on Ieft hip
 Appraised by ArtEGr Bu1l,n Sid Kn:ckerboc%er aud Rev T. Marks to be valued at Si00 O.
 Tais animal was taken I'D July 29h, 1920 and is being held br the undtrsignen at K;ngslaud. Ak.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
,p.Ydposap 1rcrsr,ATIvE AMEND

'fgoRos77D IEcfsv,ATEvE AMrS1-
 HINT.
 ;.ss,.os9, A-.1c,,,isee,t Ts. r t6 the 'ts'" v <,reeil-',ion n1 tr;-~r sS
 Amondirc tt~ Constitvt,or 6F tho s,4atn If Arroe usae: urov' ling thNt the canrcrse Court of the State sHaH be coruposed Gf five ind res. one or %aon ehali he styled and elected (sief Jus tire. ary three Of whom s9all const- tHte quorum. Gsd reeui"'DG tSe con currenee of at least three judges in every decisions providing Vat f it be- como neooseaIy the LeEe stature may provide for two a6 7itt1rnl iad."cs anc for the Court tN sit iu divisions; pro- yidirF the salaries of the Jnee"s shall be fixed by law at not less than Four Thouga nd (sf 0n0) Dollars. nor more than Six Thousand (Sf.0n0.00) Dollars per year and fiXinr their salaries uetil oh e~v.isa provided by law at Six Tbousand (fG cc0.00) D De1lars DOT year; nrovidiag that the judges shall not hs allowed a~y feee or perqu sites ot Of. fec. nor to hold any other ofeiee Of trust or profit under the State or tinted States. providing for the repeal of such portions Of the copstitutior as are In conflict; and providing that the amendment ahqll become onera tivs sixty days after it's approval and adep- ton by the people of the State.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26

1f.is l!Iile boat was one of the fleet lt h9 which cleared 1he North Sea of a3NU mines
 1Ae Fleet has 'ust returned to this country and was given q big recep tion 'u New York City.
 These boats would sometimes be out for as tong as twenty days in the s'artas and seas for which the North Sea is noted Tue work was declared mlWsS.hle hy other ravieS, but the tnacl Staics went ahead and com pia;eu ths wolk before the scheduled ti,He,
 The U Navy once again did the 'nFcss oie.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26

Will buy Stock Certificates carrying an interest in the Elliott Vel No.
 Cook and Thomas.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26

Che Of Uncle Sam's battle-wagons goitg through the Panama Canal. This view V-as taken near Gulebra Cut from d Navy seapIane.
 Tie little tug hardly looks large enough 10 chaTeron a bartlcship, does II? But then the tug is part of the . $ Navy too.
 Size isn't always the most impor- taGt tEing. Tle mcn@ of the Navy haze lea3ned that brains amount to Il great deal more.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26

l1g . Nine Sweeping Detacn. ei2nl has laSr returned from its work ! tie Norih -eas Tie ever present ;angai of Euat;ne mines was counter tc,a3 sy He sl'arp eyesgIt of the ..s'i S'!4o wefp seiii'ld t,4e g!ins Their 4 ai.s t0 piek e@ t}'e nines aS taey s.a:Fea and explode thcm hy direci LIS 'Hte Ayes of lhe other taen sis.a"a .ad t'e safety ef the ship de ..H.l,'ti on ti,e,r itepuness
 large proportion of the 5l.000
 ns lha H lhe Norlh Seas by the sasA Vas destroyed in ihiS way Ills < ies; ane of the iol's lilAt ars F ;fe aet4i' 0f I ' \ sailor, .He I tie Seer e,lteS ts.af giVes him
 aself and aia13s h!n sssss .aa,
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26

R' b, mv,t'sm is anow erfnl an,, sep it kills the paisol cause ' rom infec cd cute, cures olI s3ee0 t9 ter, etc. Ads
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
T. L. Smith.

French Dry Cloa ing ana S.esm Pressing q, Gents Toggerv
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26

Be- Fsl i:es Rtt CT
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-26
F. F. fss Es.E.

~ IEtN kY VT tkV @zssa3 s:i eegrts in clleysisae Eegny = 1 ef ft2af, 1sT4e.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
CHRISTMAS TURKEY
PRICE TO BE LOWER

Fearing a poor market for turkeys at
Thanksgiving, many OF the largest
poultry raisers in this section heid
back their stock for Christmas, and
thereby made a mistake, as the prices
were high last week and the stock
comparatively short. People started
buying early and the dealers were
able to get any price asked for the
fowl
Early predictions for Christmas tur-
key seem TO now indicate an over
stocked market and tumble in
prices. A condition most agreeable TO
the consumer, but not exactly 10 the
liking OF the farmer.
One dealer for a number OF years
has supplied a considerable number Df
fowl 10 the Wilmington market, said
today that owing TO the high prices
received for several years past farn,-
ers had made special efforts this year
To- increase their flOcks, and aided by
exceptional weather conditions have
succeeded in psoducing a large num-
ber OF turkeys. Most OF them will be
sold 40 Christmas, and If the public
viii not show too great an eagerness
I'm buying prices will be lower than
has been known here for several
years.
FANCY CAKES. schlittler's. 300 King
street-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
Mrs. JosEpu COLDsBOROUGH DIEs.

BAsLER LEBKUCHEN. schlililer's,
300 King sireet.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
An OVERBURDENED WIFE

II the work that women do and
the pains they suffer could be meas
ured in figures, what a terrible array
they would PRESENT. Through girl
hood. wifehoOd and motherhood
woman tolls on. often suffering with
backache, pains in side. headaches
and nervousness which are tel-tale
SYMPTOMS of organic arrangements
which Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegeta@.
CompOund-made from roots and
herbs-can undoubtedly correct.
Women who suffer should not give up
hope until they have given IL a
trial.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
LIQUOR IN
GASOLINE TANKS
Unique Hiding Place Dis
covered When Auto and
Truck Collide
30 GALLONS IN
TOURING CAR
specIal 10 The Evening Ionsnai.

Special TO The Evening Jonsnal.
ELKTON, Md. Nov. 3O-While all
manner OF devices have been used in
smuggling liquor out OF this State,
me that is unique has Just been
brought 10 light by an accident which
occurred Sunday night on the State
road between Principe and Chester
town. this county
A large touring car occupied by two
men, two women and two children en-
rOnt from Baltimore 10 Brooklyn, n.
Y. collided with a state road truck.
The touring car was wrecked and the
occupants more or less injured
Three Of the party. Frank Ame,o,
his wife, Annie. and their son,
Thomas. Wese hurried TO Union Hos
pual In this city. while the remaining
three were sent TO The llavre de Grace
Those who had been attracted 10
he scene Of the accident including a
motor policeman from Baltimore. In
examininC the wrecked car comment.
ed on the fact that the party was well
supplied with gasoline, number OF
tanks being noticed under the seats.
One OF the more inquisiiiVe men
opened one Of tse tanks and instead OF
fndng gasoline he found whisky. NJ
this stage sheriff Seth was notified
and upon his arrival found that the
car contained between GO and so gal.
ions OF good liquor stored In tanks OF
40 gallons each in receptacles espe-
cialiv built under the front and rear
seats Of the car and hid from view by
the cushions
The liquor was taken In charge by
The sherf N and brought 10 Elkton and
the Federal authorities notified
Ameto. his wife and son are still al
The hospital here under the care OF
physicians.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
TWO MEN DROWNED
AT CRISFIELD, MD.
sneoIal 10 The EvenIng journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
CRISFIELD, Md, Nov. 3O.-James
Harris and Joseph Mowbray. Negro,
supposed 10 live either in Baltimore
or Washington. were drowned here
Sunday evening.
The men shipped from Baltimore
with Capt Herbert Lewis on the
schooner George w. Glenn TO dredge
oysters some time ago and when the
Schooner came into this harbor Sun
day five members OF the crew started
for the dock in a yawl On the way
ashore the yawl capsized. Other small
boats went 10 their rescue, but sue
ceeded in saving only three Of the
men
Evening journal., 1920-11-30

PEACH PRESERVES
Pure Peach Preserves in No. cans Just like
home made dozen
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
Dressmaker Gives Advice

Il underwent a surgical operation
for gan stones p years ago, was In
the hospital ( weeks For 4 year I
felt better, but then my old symptoms
and pains returned. and ] have suf-
fered ever since Four weeks ago on
the advice of a lady ] tried Mayr's 8
Wonderful Remedy, and ! now feel
like a new woman. ! have number
Of friends who suffer as / did and
am advising all 10 try this valuable
medicine" IL Is a simple. harmless
preparation that removes the ca
iarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded. J. NJ
Eckerd and druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30

Special 20 The Even ng journal.
SMYRNA. Nov 30.-William Russell
Evans, son of Mr.. and Mrs William
Evans, aged "A years. died al his moth
ers home on Commerce street, SAL
urday afternoon He was a member Of
The Boy Scouts and popular al school.
The funeral was held this afternoon
and nierment made at Odd Fellows
Cemetery
Mrs. Joseph Goldsboroueh. - years
old. died at her home near Woodland
Beach. Thanksgiving Day OF heart
trouble She is survived by four sons
Joseph GOldsborough. George Colds
borough. John Goldsborougs and VIII
son GOldshorough. and three daugh-
ters. Mrs George Thompson. Miss Ber-
tha Goldsborough and Miss Amanda
GoldsbOrOugh
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
FISHERMEN WANT
RIVER KEPT CLEAN

Fishermen OF the lower Delaware
river are talking of holding a meet
ing to outline a plan Of cooperation
with the Watching organizations OF
Chester. Philadelphia. and Camden TO
stop pollution Of the river.
For the past few years The fisher
men have been making complaints
about the pollution Of the river ON
account Of the damage II caused the
fishermen'e equipment, a. wei as
causing a falling of In the catch OF
all fish on the Delaware
The coal tar. oil and grease, drawn
TO and fro by the tides, settles along
the shores and sinks TO the bottom.
At some places it is several inches
In thickness, where large spots are
10 be found in the marshes. The
gunners attribute the falling off In
the number of reed and rail birds
TO the fact that the feeding grounds
have been injured by .he oily scum
which has settled on the marshes and
has actually killed many of the weeds.
BASLER LEBkUCHEN. Schlittler's,
Evening journal., 1920-11-30

FANCY CAKES. schlittler's. 300 Kins
street--Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30

CRISFIIELn, Nd, Nov. N-Found
dead in his carriage, near Harold post
ofilce. by Coley Enlis, yesterday,
Joshua Gray. 60 years old. a farmer
of Brinkley's district. was declared by
coroner's Jury 10 have died OF ma
L1ral callSes.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
nrernnN MnnE MInsI,EY

About 20 gallons OF liquors. compris-
ing stun taken from prisoners brought
IN under arrest, We're poured down
the sewer at the police station last
night.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
xv.NETA cOINCIL BOx PARTY.

Wansta Council, No. 3. Daughters OF
pocabontas, viii hold a box social IN
Red Mems Hall, SIS Shipley street to-
morrow night. Boxes viii be sold.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
mum DTAD IN CARRIAGE.

Rims For All Cars Automobile
Equipment Co.. 3rd and French.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
The Election VIII Soon Be Over and the General Public
Including the Employer and Employe, May Soon
Again Return to Normal Pursuits

Within two weeks from now the elections will
have been held, and the disturbing influences
which have affected economic conditions will
have come to end. The country can again set
tie back into normal pursuits
Employers and employees, business men and the
general public will welcome the approaching end
of the campaign period. The smoke of political
battles will soon have cleared away, and the coun-
try at large will again begin to devote its energies
to the daily task of making living, not bothered
by arguments for and against this or that political
party.
And in the meantime the economic readju
ment is still going on throughout the country
Prices of commodities are still continuing to drop
to more normal level, and predictions are penti-
full that more drops are to come.
The country Is preparing to enter the coming
winter in better economical condition than it has
been for some time. The era of wild spending ap-
pears to have passed, and men and women instead
of buying everything in sight are putting their
earnings In the bank against the day that savings
will be welcome.
Workers have speeded up production during
the past several months, and there is every indca-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25

ton that they going to continue to produce in
the same manner that they have since they real
lied that their production of commodities means
their benefit by bringing lower prices.
Employers continuing their fair treatment
of the men and women working for them, realizing
that fair treatment of employees induces better
work upon the part of the latter.
America today is congratulatng itself that it is
practically free from labor disturbances when it
views the strike of the British coal miners across
the sea. And although the present indications
are that coal In Indiana cities may be difficult to
obtain unless the state coal commission succeeds
in forcing into effect its recent price ruling, there
is hope that an agreement between the commission
and retail dealers will be reached before actual
need for fuel for warmth arrives
Reports of further Withdrawals of court actions
by dealers attacking the validity of the commits
sion ruling would indicate that an agreement be-
tween the commission and dealers is nearer than it
was Immediately following the announcement of
the state body's ruling.
The appeal of the commission for federal aid in
solving the states fuel problem may have salu-
tary effect upon conditions throug bout the state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
Make South Bend Better Place to Work and
SINCE 1885
BIRDSELL
CLOVER HULLERS
and FARM WAGONS

Have been doing their par,
to make South Bend world.
famed.
BirdselI Products girdle the
globe
They are used in nearly every
country.
Quality and Service IN.
equalled has given them an
enviable record. BlRDSELL
of TODAY is proud Of the
record and aims to keep it
clean for TOMORROW.