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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-17

no event less than $40, 900 each year.,
to be applied to the purchase of B nds
in the market at not exceeding los
and accrued interest, or to the re.
demption of Bonds by lot at that price.
Such sinking fund is computed to be
sufficient to retire the entire issue of
Bonds at maturity.
Provision is also made that if any
subsequent mortgage be placed upon
the real property now owned by the
Corporation or on certain specified
securities held in the Treasury, these
Bonds are to be secured Hereunder By
prior lien.
During the four years 19I6-I9I9 tu=
Corpora atoms net income available for
interest, United States Federal taxes,
depreciation and depletion ranged
from about S., 500, 900 70 about SIC,
100000, which figures do not inciu-a
undistributed profits Of subsidiat!
companies averaging about SI,ooo,o 900
annually for these four years. 1t is
estimated that the earnings for 1920
will be not less than S4,ooo,o 900
whereas the interest and minimum
sinking fund requirements on tn
bond issue are less than 81, 100000.
The Corporation since its o:ganiza
ton has paid dividends Of at least S.
per share per annum On its stock
The market value OF such stock is G ~
S22,ooo,o 900, based on current n2rL:t
prices.
The Bonds are to be isa1o1 in
coupon OF fully registered form in
denominations Of $1,000. interest will
be payable or Janua.y aA1 July {.
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DIS IN STOCK EXCHANGl
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1920
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.

CAN Liberty subject to brokerage)
Closing Sales Gin 49,
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Adams Exp IS

l. .55fs |
Am Cot oil IS |
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

evening at 10 O'Clock. following In.
G"rlng illness. Ii. was tn" father OF
Mrs Iona Rivers. W'lc Of William nv
crS ~ this city
Martins Ferry Briefs
Misses May I;urk"ti and Gwendolyn
:"w days rs III" guests Of Miss Mary
Shan" "G SAITH slrcct.
Yesterday MAS an ideal day for III"
baseball game. and big crowd wit.
messed tao contest staged at Loasue
Mrs Mrs trva Shane Of Sixth street. ar
rived home yesterday, after TWO
weeks visit At Smlthhrld. ..
Nj aud Mrs. Robert lJrSrh and Kew.
Chaunre lott yesterday morning on al
auto trip TO Boston and the East.
Mrs Anna Cook and daughter Sea.
,r:"o. have arrived home. after oriet
VisI, with relatives al Marietta y. .,
Miss Mabel Jones Of this city LETT
rlday for Cleveland. g. to spend \
week visiting with friends.
"Th" Sporting Duchess from tn"
famous Drury Lane McLodrama win he
the attraction al the frnray theatre to-
day and tomorrow.
Euclid avenue. are spending few daye
visiting with friends al OuuEStown, o..
Ross Morton leaves today Tor Wash
iuEtou. Ia. {" resume his duties, aiic'
sprnding sunday with local relatives,
Christian church, leaves today Tor
WancsDurg IA. for 4 few days NiS1i
Mr. and Mrs W. l. Noble of this
city. spent yesterday As III" guests o.
friends at ClaysvllI".
The weekly meeting OF the members
Of the Loyal order OF MooS" Nh he
held tomorrow evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel r. BLACKBURN have
arrived home after few days Np'A'
.l,,r
Hr. T. :. ArhanEh 81 this ci,y - re-
ported seriously al a, iu''lH- BAY
Whor" n" = spending his vacation win
his family. 80. c
urday c""nnG fer = short trap to En'N'
Mrs, NJ NJ. PARKS Of indiana s;re.,,
left yesterday for weeks visit VITA
friends a, Moundsvtll". ". va.
Miss Harrr", $rr,ns"r ,haS rciurn"1
to duty ai tn" 'EonIrS Bank after a
Carl Becker Of North SiNch street,
will arrive homo today. after VISIT
with his son, bernard. at C!arkS5urG,
W Va.
Mrs, {. Cray Shrevo OF Elm street. !.
Rev. and Mrs. X. ". Hamcison. w.ll
leave Thursday for visit with his par
ents AZ Monmouth. M
Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. iiOlNih' Nili
daughter spent yesterday as The guests
Of friends at buckeye Lakr.
Mrs. G. W. Imvlrs OF Hickory street
Is reported much improved following I
weeks illness
Edward Scheehle OF chicago. Ill. IS
spending few days with his mother.
on North Fifth street.
A number Of the members Of the To-
cal tribe Of Red Men Will v!St N"
bridgeport tribe at their meeting to-
o.
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FAST GAMES IN THE
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Yorkv1ne Tin Dov-,d wheeling s. &
Tube Department In Good Game.
Other ReSults.

The Torkville Tin succeeded IN hold:
ing the leadership in the Industrial
league when they defeated the close
running Wheeling Steel and Iron Tube
Department Of Benwood in close
game by the score OF s 70 on the lat
ter's grounds.
The Hazel-A:las won their second
game ri tho season by defeating the
f,auChlin mill nine al. II was one OF
the best games OF the season and the
glass boys showed real form. Engle
held tho millmen to one safe blow.
The I.aBelle Steel and Whitaker
Glcssner game resulted IN draw. the
contest being called in tn" seventh with
the score "a. Hixenbaugh and Lewis
both hurled good ball and tho latter al
lowed but four hits, whilc the former
kept the steel men down to three.
The Wheeling Mold continued their
winning streak Of smothsr,ns the o Ia
former Tr.edelphia High star. pitched
good ball for the holders and allowed
but eight hits and kept them well scat,
tered. while his teammates gaTner'd
ten for a total Of nine runs.
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ClnIrsvnle. Bridgeport. Martins Ferry
and here. His address here will be
this evening at S O'Clock nj tn" City
building
No Services Sunday.
There were no services At the South
H"!laire Methodist EH'Sc"T- church
Yesterday. Roy. William -. Ryrn"s.
IN" pastor. aud many OF the members
- IN" congrC CATION w"r" NJ Epwnrth
park. Bethesda. yesterday. bishop WI
l:1m Anderson ~ Cincinnati hay Ing
charge @: the services there.
Struck BY lightning.
The S"ahr'ght home on North Jeffer-
son street was struck by lightning
damaged Tho bolt did not cause n
fire. In a house on West rwenty-th'rd
street the lightning saturday got onto
telephone Wire and passed into the
house. giving i real pyrotechn!ral dis
play but did not cause 4 fire.
Interest IN Race.
Much local !nteres; Is being taken
here IN ne outcome Of today's race be.
,we"r the Shamrock and Resolute. Of
Sandy Hook. Ntho"Eh there ar" none
cup defender Will win today. Yet many
are heard 10 express the hope that the
freshman. Sir Thomas Upton. might
win. in View Of tho fact that America
has held The cup more than three score
years.
The Florence Athletic CLUB baseball
team OF Pinch Run defeated the fast
Lorain Coat and Dock nine yesterday
afternoon BY the score OF 70 s. The
game was played at the Pinch Run dia-
mond and proved e be very interest
ing one. casey" Jones. former twtrler
OF tho Rcllair" Athletics. pitched roC
" To investigate Death.
Coroner John L. Wyatt of this city
Will go TO Martins Ferry today 70 In
vestiSata the death of Albert kcrek"s.
IS. OF Martins Ferry: II" was end"avor-
ing 70 ride 70 his home on train
when ne \tpped IN boarding the moving
train. He fell under the wheels and
both legs were mashed - a pulP.
Two Arrests.
Local polio" mad" two arrests Satur-
day night. one Of the offenders was
charged with being drunk and m" other
which they paid IN zach instance ana
were released from the jail.
Briefs.
William G Mccain has returned 70
his homo here after several days spent
Mrs. Taylor Corbett and daughter.
street were Rayland visitors yesterday.
George Dunlap has returned from n
brief vis!t a, Marion. O.. ana other
points.
Mrs. Harry Allen and daughter. Miss
Hilda, Of West Twentr-third street are
The Lady Moose circle will enter
tain with a dance this evening at the
Moose hall on Union street.
Rev. 7. Y. Grin Of Guernsey street
was a visitor at Epworth park. Bethes-
da. yesterday.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB
MEETS WEDNESDAY
Members Of Newly Organized Repubn-
can Club Of This City Will Meet NJ
CITY building wednesday.


All voters Of the Republican party.
as we'll as thu members Of the New Re
publican club, have been urged TO attend
the meeting which Will be held al the
city building on Main street. Wednes-
day eyeping Of this week Plans Will
be discussed ut that time for tho work
OF the coming primary election. and a
number OF matters OF first rate import
ance will De taken up. and il - the hope
OF the club members that the entire
Republican ticket VIII be elected this
year. in both the county and state
Rifle Club Meeting.
An important meeting or tho mem
bars OF the Bridgeport Rifle Club or the
National Rifle Association. has been
called to take place IN their rooms IN
the Postoffice building on Lincoln ave-
nue. Thursday evening OF this week. at
which time all OF the business or the
past year will be cleared up.
Delegates to Convention.
Mrs. Mary Wenschyl. Mrs Emma
Coyle and Miss Carrie Young OF this
city. delegates to the state convention
Of the Sons and Daughters OF Liberty.
leave this morning for East Liverpool.
O.. where the convention VIII be IN SEES
sion tomorrow and Wednesday. Sew
cral OF tho members OF the local council
will accompany the delegates.
Protective Association.
An interesting and busy meeting IS
promised the members OF the Belmont
County Fish and Game Protective Asso-
citation. in the rooms OF the Rifle Club.
on Lincoln avenue. Friday evening OF
this week \ number Of matters con-
nected with the enforcement OF the game
laws Of the state will be discussed.
NJ. q. ministers Confer.
No services were held in the Metho-
dist churches 81 this city yesterday. as
all local ministers had been called to
bethesda. o.. for a conference with tho
district superintendent OF the church.
which was hold In that place yesterday.
Leaves on Vacation.
Rev. John w. Neal and family OF the
K!rkwood Presbyterian church. Will
leave this morning for a months vaca-
ton trip. most OF which will be spent IN
the east. The church will hc closed I'M
I'll the first OF September. 10 undergo its
annual cleaning and repair.
Red Men Meet.
An important meeting Of tho mem
hers Of Hetuck tribe Nc 267 OF the Inn
proved Order Of Rcd Mon Of this city.
will be held in the Eagles hall on the
Cadiz pike this evening. Representa-
tives viii DO chosen at this time, 10 at
tend the district meeting TO be held NJ
Chrichsv!lle Saturday OF this week. and
a number Of applications for member
ship vii be acted upon.
Revtvals Started.
The members OF the local Free Netho-
dist church have erected theft tents on
tho vacant lot adjourning the offices OF
tho Scott Lumber Company. on Lincoln
avenue. where revival meetings will he
held each evening for the coming weeks.
Communion Service Held.
The regular quarterly communion
SERVES were held at the Kirkwood Pres
byter!an churches yesterday morning
and ono OF the largest congregations ~
recent months was noted At tho ser
vices. This wilt be the last church ser
vice for the summer season.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
No Preaching Servtc es.

NO 1EeL<ALLles
Rev Frank l.. Erect. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church. VIII leave
this week ON hts a""u" vacation.
There VIII ," no more nrHa,h."S sorry
tees in the Second I'reSbyt"r.a church
until sunday. NH:usc 18th. sunday
Much disappointed
Bcllaire peoT' ..rr rrr';E muca as
OF 4 new h. Il .. depot has again boon
delayed. Tor al least = ScoT" - years.
Tho Public Utilities Commission has
Informed the city that 'hs Il. X Q. has
emit depot here and that the request VIII
likely be granted. The company says
ITS finances are stretched and thar the
erecting OF new depot VIZ! b" !mp"S-
sibla
May Play This Week.
The game OF baseball that was
scheduled FOR last week between the
Masonic mines but which was postponed
will probably be played this week. The
series OF contests between the Aueri-
Mans club are proving very interest
1ng.
ACne Victims Improve.
Robert Robertson. injured IN the
proving nicely Of the City hospital and
will soon be removed % his home.
Thomas Taylor Of South Fella!re. In
jured IN a coal m:nc at EeNwood re-
Gently, IS improving E.'e.E Al ms n'Ule.
Frank Pny!zick. confined 20 the city
hospital with injuries received at the
Webb coal mine. IS Improving.
Vacation School Opens.
The Daily Vacation Bible school C,t
tho Shadys!de Presbyterian church Will
the local Presbyterian church has
closed after being open tor 1--WE weeks,
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Felix OF this city
will be tho instructors FER the Shady
Ga cphNH1
Has Recovered.
Albert Oberle OF Rtvervtew. Injured
last Friday evening when his au;omo-
bile his a telephone pole while r oS1,ia
town, has about recovered from the In
turies received When first taken 10
the hospital. il was believed he was
seriously hurt.
Rev, =. N, GlNln OF Wheeling
preached at the FIRST Methodist E2's.
copal church yesterday morning and
there were no evening services.
First Reformed church. preached at
the St. Stephens Reformed church.
Wheeling. yesterday morning and there
were no preaching services in tho local
Gas'7h. Methodist Day.
The Epworth Park Assembly Is now
IN full swing with many persons at
tending the programs on SATURDAY ana ana
Yesterday. Methodist DAY IS on the
program tor tNdav ;fld scores OF local
people viii attend tho exercises. Be
sides Bishop William Anderson. noted
colored minister OF Philadelphia IS
scheduled TO preach.
Colonel Cole Hero
Hon. Ralph D. Cole. Republican can
didate FOR governor. was Beuaire
visitor yesterday. Today. accompanied
by many Belmont countians Including
various county and district candida les.
Cole will tour tho county IN automo-
biles. The tour begins at ST Glars
vile this morning a. eight o'clock.
Among the places whore ne will speak
are Barnesv!lle. Belmont. Bethesda st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
YANKEE JUNIORS WIN
FROM BOLES BY 1868

TIL. Yankee Juniors are now clamor-
INK toward the top in the amateur val
ley championship after defeating the
Bolcs by the overwhelming count OF 1873
on the Twrnty-sixth street grounds yes
terday. Heavy hitting was the feature
Of the game. six homers. five doubles
and 10 singles marking the fusillade OF
drives. :,
The Yankees claim a second Babe
Ruth in Bill" Killccn. who added two
more 10 his lis, yesterday when he made
two circuit clouts with men on bases,
off Pitcher Evans. The South Side
team was never In danger and the game
was called In the seventh 10 save the
Bolcs from n worse beating. r. II. r.
Eolrs ..........o / Q
YANKEES 46 0 0 lis 10 2
Battcries-Evans and Auth; Davis and
Pfcfierman.6
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MoundsYi||e Legion
Nine Scores Double
Victory Over B, & 0,
Bouar and Dean Pitched Good Dau Sut
Ragged Support Proved Fatal
to Benwood Team.

The MoundsvIlIe American Legion
baseball nine scored a double victory
over the Benwood r. & o. team, and
won the series Of three games. third
not being necessary On Saturday Bonar
was outpitched by Ray. on the Mound
City grounds. and the Railmsn lost out
in a hard al battle.
Sundays contest was repetition Of
Saturdays. and the game ended with
the Leglonaires ahead by the score OF
I'll These two games were the best
played on the Fifth street park and the
South Benwood grounds the entire sea-
son. Sundays contest was played on
tho Bcnwood field.
Score R. H z
Moundsville 100000 100 ?
Benwood B. & O. 900 olo 000-l l n
Batteries-ConRer and Higgins
Vanyo and Veneman.
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which has completely restored US;
Nothing we can say or do is too good
for the great remedy, and we most
heartily recommend it to all sufferers
of rheumatism, nervousness, dizziness
headaches, Indigestion, biliousness,
stomach, flyer and kidney troubles OF
all sorts"
If YOU suffer from any Of the above
disorders you perhaps have tried many
rarnedies without success. You haven't
tried the Reese Formula Ri, for II
YOU had you would be well today.
Get a bottle and make US prove it.
- -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
BITTEN BY DOG

!, steve flasher. resident Of First
and North streets, Martins Ferry. was
severely bitten by a dog last might
ebou, o'clock Tho dog is owned by
family named Roper who liN" near
the blast furnace.
The accidcnt was reported t. tn
city building and Officer Nichols wa
sent To Investigate tho matter. Tho
dog Will probably be shot.
flasher is suffering from sever"
wound on the lower limb. which. while
pa!ntul, IS not expected to prove serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
SCORED A SHUToUT

Fairmonf. W. Va. July 2S.--The NJ
V. T co. baseball team scored another
Shutout against the Consumers team Of
Downs at Blackshcre Park. Warrington,
this afternoon. TO O. Trader. pitching
for tho Fairmont team. won his third
shutout game from tho Consumers for
this season. The four hits secured by
the Consumers today makes seven hits
they have secured or Trader in three
games.
Score. r. II. f
Fairmont ....... ono nO4 h0h-t
Consumers $3.50. 900 600 oOo-O
Batteries Trader and Cochern.
Braithwood and NensRey.
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his wife subjected to great danger.
Mr.. Rannerburg, who Is Supsrin-
tendent Of the Troy Laundry in Fair
mont, Inside Guard Of the Mod
ern Woodmen Of the World, Prelats
st The Loyal Order Of Moose, and is
very prominent In business circles in
his city, put the invaders to rout by
he use Of Reese Formula R-11. Now
10 and his wife are in perfect health
Ind tell Of their experience as follows:
Both myself and wife have suffered
from dizziness, headache, backache,
pains around the heart, biliousnesS.
kidns5 weakness and general rundown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
TREATMENT WHICH
never FAILS WOMEN
Hest's vaginal Cones Establish uausual
Record.

Many remedies may relieve in large
number Of the cases for which they are
used. but II is most unusual to find
remedy that gives tho sought-for relief
in every case. Best's Vaginal Cones
have won this remarkable distinction.
In the past few months thousands OF
women in Wheeling and vicinity have
tested this scientific uterine tonic under
q guarantee CT satisfactory results or
money refunded. Hundreds and num-
dreds Of them have come back 70 praise
IN. tr.atmen, and tell what wonderful
Improvement II has made in their health.
NOT A SINGLE ONE HAS MADE A
COMPLAINT OR ASKED FOR HER
MONEY BACK -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
COLE IN BELMONT
Candidate for Republican Nomination
for Governor Tours That
County To-day.

Ralph u. Cole. Of Findlay .. R"ruh-
lCan nominee for governor OF Ohio. ar
rived in Rella!rc. @, last night on a tour
Of Ohio towns in the interest If his
campaign. Ho VIII visit E1rNcSIlll".
Belmont. Rcthc sda. ST 'Ia'rSFii'e'
Erjdccport and Martins Ferry. return
ing to Bcilair" tonight. who" h" Will
deliver an address Al S o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
TWO BAD INNINGS
HARD ON j. C. rs
ptuondale Indians Hand Travellers
Sharp Defeat After Pretty Seven
Innings.

Special to The IntclliEcnccr.
Dinonvalc. O., July 2j.-Thc I. {; I
team Of Wheeling gave the DnlondaIe
Indians real baseball game for seven
innings The Travellers had a team,
composed largely Of stars from all OF
Tho better teams In the Ohio valley. sucl
as Erbc, OF tho Martins Ferry. Eagles;
poindrxtrr Of Moundsvillc: Madden and
Bob Smith Of Elm Grove. and Coon ol
the Wilson Packers.
Smith Of Elm Grove, held the Dliloh'
dale sluggcrs for seven innings. o.
mftcr the bomhardment began In IN!
seventh, the uilIondalc boys made
seven scores before Smith could check
them.
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
Former Wheeling Man
Pays City Brief Visit

Phillip Maurer. formerly Of this city
but recently Of California. Is visiting
friends In this city for n few days.
Phil aS nc is better known 10 his
many friends. was at one t'me in bus
ness In this city. when Joy juice" ran
pretty freely. On his return here sew
cral days ago he was greatly diSap-
pointed In the chanET. Not even a sign
Is left. h" said. to give anyone an idea
that the much wanted drink was even
on sale In this city Mr.. Naurer Is the
owner Of fair sized farm near Los
Angeles. Cal. and Will return there
within 4 few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
STRANDED STEAMER FLoATED

Atlantic City. y. j, July 2a.-Ths
United States shipping board tank
steamer Cnbrille. which went aground
on Brlgantine shoals Friday was pulled
into deep water today by n revenue cut
ter and tugs and proceeded TO Bayonne
y, J. under her own steam. The tanker
apparently vas unchanged.
The Cahrille was bound from Mexican
ports 10 Bayonne with cargo OF crude
oil
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on d I ton or
the system for
years. We had
Erie d doctors
an d all sorts
Of rem Q dies
without results
until we began
taking Reese
r.1- . II
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rNpEBTEDNEss PAID orr

Indianapolis. July 25.--An indebted
ness amounting to $4,000 has been
paid Of. accord'n. to - announcement
made by Robert II Tindall. national
treasurer OF the American Legion. The
arproximatrly 400 members OF the the
Legion IN the different federal reserve
districts to meet the expenses incident
to starting tho American Legion Weekly
in preparation to the first ratioLal
convention in Minneapolis last Novcm-
Der.
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IT = 0 U WIN
special inform
alton concern
ing your case,
write our Med
ical Adviser,
Medical D e.
p a t m e n t,
Reese Formula
n IN n n n v.
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Two.base hits-Easton, Vince, Ga
Iu1c base on halls-Off Vince 8:
smith |. struck out-By Vince =; by
smith ?. Hit by pictchcd bali-Mad-
den, Poindextcr, Gaiupc. Sacrifice hits
-Casario. Erhe. Vince.
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Huntington, ". "a. You cen get Reese
Formula Ri at any drug store, or
Hoga-Dayis Drug 60. % storss) ard C
r. Grtesi & co.
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Railroadsrs Blamed

Chicago, July 25-Failure OF the rail-.
roads To supply empty cars to the coal
mines and the consequent short time
onnration Of the mines was held respon-
sibIn for the Illinois coal strike by Gov
ernor Frank O. Lowden In statement
issued tonight. The statement was Is
sued following a conference with doz-
On coal operators. when tho fuel situa-
ton In the state was discussed In de-
tail
out that the highest<Ssge paid day men
under the federal wage award is 10 a
day. and he added the Illinois mines
have been operating but two days
week. for lack of transportation. ne
counsellrd the miners to return TO worK
and 10 appeal 10 the commission which
ma,ie the award TO correct the Unequal
itics that might be found.
Two thirds OF the factories in ILLINOIS
must shut down within three or -FOUR
DAYS unless they get coal said Jonn
NJ, Glenn. secretary OF the Illinois Man
ufacturers' association. Some factories
are supplied for couple weeks; some
for a month and some for just Day
or two. The condition Is general
throughout the middlewcst. Nobody
has stored any coal for winter.
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was invaded by
the d ca ID y
z e r m q OF
stomach, liver
and kidney dis
orders, and
both Mr.. Ran
nerburR an d
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Whom YOU SEQ city farmer drtv-
ing around in an expensive automobile
and living In a fine house. he didn't get
these things out Of farming.