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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-06-09
Omciai Business

A returned doughboy was whist
ling loudly in the lobby Of an exclu-
sive hotel when the irate manager
appeared.
Here YOU" he demonstrated.
Don't you know it's against the
rules of this hotel to whistler"
"That amt an ordinary whistle, .
objected the soldier Tim paging
the mascot Of my outfit"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-06-09

For Calling Cards, Business Cards
Birth Announcements, Funeral An
nouncements; Letterheads, or any
other Job Printing you want neatly
executed. see M
THE HARTFORD Herald.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-06-09
Fordson Tractors

Buy one, run it day and night keep water and
4 the proper oils and greases in it and it won't
get tired. Shortage Of farm he p and inegu-
lar seasons make the use OF tractors imperative
Ab Henry Ford & Son make the tractor best suit
ed to medium size FARMS There is no
doubt about it, the Fcrdson Tractor is the best
Tractor made for the money costs BUY
"a AFORDSON
Good Plows, Good Harrows, Good
Corn Planters, Manure Spreaders,
CultivatOrs
We can give you the best to be had and the
best only costs little more than the medium
and poor.
Everything in stock ready to deliver
but the man who waits to the last minute near
ly always gets left Get busy now get every
thing bought and out to your farm ready so
you won't lose minute when your soil will
do to1work. We ready with the Imple-
ments and the Tractors, with competent men
to show you how to them and take care
of you. We are the authorized Ford Agents.
We have new up-to-date Brick Garage -
equipped with all the latest machinery to re-
pair successfully all F ord automobiles and Trac-
tors You have something substantial behind
your purchases here. Don't take desperate
chance; play safe and buy at this store
E. P. BARNES & BRO.
Beaver Dam, KY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
HUNDRED ELkS
To Be ADDED
ABOUT HUNDRED MEMBERS WILL
BE INITIATED INTO THE MYS-
TERLES OF THE B. p. o. ELKS.
Largest Glass In the History Of the
Order on It's Way Through tho
Ropes.

At the regular meeting Of Wheeling
Lodge No. IS Il. i. q. Elks held last
evening. thirteen applicants were elect
cd and Will report to Secretary John
Richardson at 1880 o'clock Sunday
morning for instructions so that they
will be ready Al ! o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon. to have tho rope lied 10 their
ncCkE. in order that the initiation may
go forward without interruption.
The mcCtin" last evening was ono
of the most largely ATTENDED held for
some time and keen interest was mani
tested in the coming state convention.
which Cnnvenes on Sunday evening and
lasts for two DAYS.
A. r., SandrrSon and {. H. Freeman,
members Of Portland lodge No. AZ were
visitors in the city last evening and
will remain here until after the State
convention. They have been visiting a
number of the State convention through
out the country.
\ special meeting Of the lodge viii
be- held this evening at which time an
additional twenty applicants will be
elected. The applicants elected last
evening and who will report TO the sec
rrtary Sunday at 1890 o'clock are:
Cecil y. Richards. W. Calvin Ware, Ed
ward NJ. Dawson. Walter f.. Cooley. Carl
r R"ndcll. William a. Roth. r. w.
Brundrick. Arthur NJ Sullivan. William
Dunoran> Fred NJ. Powell. Thomas
Pearl Albert Wocrcr. Charles b. kaunrz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
FINAL SESSION
OF CONVENTION
Panhandle Baptist Convention E'kcts
Officers and Adjourns Meeting.

The Panhandle Baptlsts association
closed It's meeting last evening with an
election Of officers for the coming year.
Rev. 4. r. Miller of Wheeling. modrru-
tor. Rev. y. ID. Hilton. Weeling. vice.
moderator. Directors Of associa tion
work, W. H. Harold OF Moundsville.
clerk: Edward Schneider, Wheeling;
treasurer. Rev. II. F. Mabie, Weirton,
missions; Rev. J. y. Runkle. Sisters
vile. editor: Row Benjamin Greene,
Middlchourn". stewardship: Rev. NJ. +.
Tiger. New Martinsvillr. temperance:
Edward Schneider. Wheeling. church
editor; Harry l.. Bond, Wheeling. cbIt-
uary editor.
Executive member ot the state board.
Rev. George +. Lockhart, Wheeling.
Delegate 10 general association. Rev.
}. n. Runkle. Sistersvillc.
Sunday school association: President.
f.. II. Pickett. MnundSvilIe: secretary
and treasurer. Rev. Benjamin Greene.
MiddlcbOurnc.
Baptists Young Peoples union: Pres
idcnt. Rev. A. D. Hilton, Wheeling:
secretary and treasurer Mrs NJ. p.
Maurer. Wheeling.
At the inal session yesterday after
noon Rev. J. {. killian delivered an
address on Sunday school work and
Rev. +. L. Bininstool. A stercopticon
lecture entitled, Ready When Needed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
Bic CARAVAN
WILL LINE Up
FOR PILGRIMAGE
POUR HUNDRED AUTOS VII
MAXI TRIP TO wA41A4 =. -
1ATpxNoG HoME IN 1IA11oH
Route Will BE- Poliesd By Aoeofe1eA
Man Who Will Ride Ahead %
Procession -

The Harding West Virginia caraHaa
to Marion thursday. Sept. %. promiSss
to be the biggest automobile event thaE
has ever taken place in Whes shnIt ls onS
hundred and nifty machines alretdS
promised and only a small portion on
the field solicited. Chairman Philips
said last night. 1T looks TO me
though we will have In the neiSnbor.
hood Of four hundred automonlIes isat
ing Wheeling for the pilgrimage 70
Marion.
with surprising success and the big
question will be to facilitate the nandl-
ing Of such large NUMBER OF 6uto"oSS
biie.. but / have great faith in CHIEF OF
Police Frazier who will have charge OF
the movement Of the parade to the CITY
limits and on the broad highway 10 Co
lumbus and under Chief Fraziers gen
eralship the big caravan Will move In
an orderly manner. =. =
~ reports, that he Is meeting with S1c1st
success and has told me that he III
have about fifty automobiles from tnet
county with few reported from WEI
Eel and Tyler counties and will all Do
on hand for the start and with Brooke
and Hancock counties yet to be heard.
from. think my estimate Will hit me
mark"
of Wellsburg. who is attending the Sev-
sion Of the legislature the campaign IN
Brooke county has been placed IN the,
hands Of a committee composed OF 81:
sheriff Patterson, Drs. judge ana
schultz, Al Marks, Jack Wells. Thomas
Sherrard and Frank Lappan and thoso
gentlemen are combing Brooke c9nqtH
for autos. saying that when Tnureaa1l
comes that county will be well Eew
sentedin~ the caravan.
A novelty in the form OF motorcycle
patrol will be introduced in the line.
These fast machines will guard AL.
road crossings and carry messages from.
one division to another. "a
Not only the official motorcycle patrol
will be in line but an invitation mas been
extended to all motoreyclists VINO WISH
TO participate. -.
< number Of Elks from Fatrment.
Clarksburg and Grafton are coming to
the Elks convention next week In their
autos and after the convention epdsi
Wednesday will stay over and leave,
with the delegation 10 Marion from TINS
city. ~,
Mr.. H. C. Ives, who represents the
National Republican committee In the
handling Of the caravan with headouAr.
ters at ParkersburE. said over the long.
distance phone last night that the idea
has taken like wild fire In the lower
counties and both the Parkersburs sn9
Huntington divisions will be In Column
hus next Thursday night with big rep
reservations, in fact. ParkersourE md
Huntington are strong to outdo WHEEL
ing in the number Of autos TO be in
Marion on the twenty-fourth. ~
The local committee will start out to-
day with redoubled interest and seour>
the county in an endeavor TO have Ia!-
many autos representing Wheeling and
vicinity as Parkersburg and Huntington.
ropohinpn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
DEFENDANTS WERE
DISCHARGED BY JURY

The jury in the case against Brand
Moarske and John Siko. CHARGED with
violating the iost law. brought In a
verdict Of not guilty late last evening;
Attorney ]. J. 7. ORricn represented
tho defendants who were charged with
bringing 1870 quarts Of liquor into the
state. IN
This is the celebrated Polish hall
casa in which Deputy State Prohibition
Commissioner Bert Phillips captured
the auto with tho liquor but tho men
go, away unidentified.
composed of Edward Ludwig. Walter
r. Swingle. George Steinmctz. Albert
Peterson. william Meyers. George Mill
hoon. w s. Roper. Fred Strautman I'd
ward l., Heller. n. q. Brown, John j.
Schafcr and Lawrence Reed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
FARMER GAVE Dime
TO HELP BLIND man
Charles Pace Is Aided by Charity In
clined Lad who Donates Money
At West Alex Pair

Charles Face. Whceling's premier aC-
Gordon player, is perhaps r dime richer
today than Il" was yesterday as IN" re-
suit uf being aided To that extent yc"'er-
day. while attending tho West Alrxan-
der fair. According 10 An eye witness
the AFFAIR htpn"ncd something Ike this:
Mr. Pace was playing about tho fair
grounds and during tho late afternoon
was stationed on tho hillside toward the
setting sun and rs it's bright rays dim
med his eyes he was compelled I" close
them His hat was lying upon box
near ny and crowd had gathered about.
\ kindly looking old farmer appeared
and pushing his way through The crowd
dropped dime into the hat and walked
away and was soon lost in tho crowd.
The laugh was then on Pace, who upon
hearing the dime drop thought that he
was in church and concluded his ma ster-
niece with the word Amen"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
AWARDS ARE MApl u LARGE LIST
OF ExHI1ISS IL =" Ju009S.
RACES P10V1 ATTRACTION.
Arrangements Are to - Started ~
Once Tor the next SeaaonG
Mig Show.

West Alexander fair and all records
for attendance were shattered according
to the officials in charge. i BE being est
went through the turnstiles during the
day. The exhibits were splendid and
there was no complaint from any
source. Owing to ideal weather condi-
lions prevailing The eu,e affair was IN
Two races were run and were real
thrillers as an accident occurred In
which two Of the drivers were thrown
from their seats and runaway adden
10 the excitement. In the free-for,a All
Scott. owned by William shepherd.
! took first money, winning the race In
| the fast time of 2:2l. while Rex NealE:
owned by R. W. Scott. was second. ana
won third money in the interesting
The second race was a free-for-all
| trOt and was won by Colonel Higerson'
owned by r. y. Scott, while Lord car
per. owned by R. w. Scott. won second
and Rex Guy; oW IN tbs by " D. NeS"0'o''
The awrds were made as follows:
Sheep.
| Class A-Wrnkly Type Merlno. X
Mss B-Betwcen Wrinkly and De-
! laine, r. ]. Hcndcrson-six frsts. six
| class C-Delaine Merinos. r. J. Hen
derson-six firsts. six seconds
| Glass E-Southdowns and Dorset. n
+ Hcnderson-six frsts. two SECONDS
| Class F-Shropshircs. r. J. HendeE'
son-Six frsts. three seconds. John G.
! Booth-Onc second. No.,
sweepstakes-R; G. Henderson-Tw'
Class G-Chcviot John s. Rrppert-
CIV 6rsts six seconds Special purse
$500. ~
| GLASS A-Shorthorns. Post Bros
-Four frsts, one second -,
| Glass C,-Black Polled Angus. j. H.
& r. A. Huntcr-Five frsts. three sec
class E-Holsteins, J. c. sonda-
Three flrsts. ,..s.,,
| Glass G-Jerscys. n. W Cofn 1fi,1
Three frsts, two seconds. Roy lfill-
Three irsts, two seconds
! class H--GucrnseyS and Attorneys
7 G SON -Four firsts. three seconds
/ Blayney :! Hutchinson-Thrco hrsts'
, four seconds. A.. =
Dairy Herd-Roy llill-Onc nrs'' d
; c. Sonda-One second.
Glass A-GeldnE. four wears ana
over. H. B. Blayney-Ftrst; mare; TO, iou'
years old or over, p. A. Parks-f IFS
Post Rros.-First
Glass Unmatched horses or mares
/ T f.. Egan-F'irst. ". d. Mtller-Sec
: ond. n l.
/ Erar-First. n. r. Blayney-Secona
class Especial or mixed class II
B. Blayney-First and second.
class G-Mates. team. william shep'
| herd-First. ;I
Class H--Shet1ond Ponies, Amind1
! Hurn-One first. Samuel blooming
! stock-Three frsts and one second. r.
s. Farks--One second.
Swine.
! class R--John Ealy--Thr"e nrstS
! 49,, sccond A r. Ryers-One second
class D--J. s. Rcrp part & son-f1V'
first. and two seconds.
Poultry.
r.,;,Lor,-Nra Morgan Hays. one
first: 4. B. Byers. seven frsts: James
Anderson. 81 firsts. 81 seconds; Hcr'
man Stcntz. ono Arst: Harry VOL
eCmory. eight hrsts and four SECONDS
Row Hin. two 1rsts; K. A. ParKs' n'e
firsts and two seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
TWO PRISONERS
FOR U. S. COURT

Two prisoners will be taken from this
city TO MartInsburg on next Monday 70
appear before tho tinted States grand
Jury by Deputy L. S. Marshal John W.
Short. They are Nick Favel Of Woirton
charged with operating n stlll. AND y
r. Fletcher Of MoundsvIlle. who. II Is
charged. induced Il woman to leave her
home and go to ST. Louis with him.
Both have been confined In the Ohio
county pail having been unable to- FUR
nish bond after their preliminary OK
animation before United States t"m-
missioner John w. Conrad.
FLETCHER. It. Is claimed. planned 20
hold up train going into st. Louis,
but was dissuaded by his female com
, pIn!on. The gun ne carried was taken
away from him and II looks as if II was
part OF the armament Of a battle ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
WOMAN ASKS TO
Be MADE NOTARY

Alice NJ Coleman. stenograDher IN the
ofrice Of ]. G. Mckinley. coal operator
in the Schmulhach building filed her APP
pliCRtion with the board OF county COM
missIoners yesterday morning for an ap-
po!ntment as notary public In Ohio
county.
Miss Coleman is tho second woman in
this district" that has filed such an APP
nlicatlnn since orders were received
from Charleston to the effect that wom-
On could now qualify. The application
has been sent TO Governor John J.
cornwel who has the authority to make
the appointment
In addition to'thts application several
men also filed t,leir applications for ap-
pointmcnt to the same office in the
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
J, 4. COLEMAN HOME
sc1retary-Treasurer Of the 1epubHo
Motor Company Returns from
Alma, Michigan.

NIL n Coleman. sur.
ar ~ the Republic Motor company. dis
trtbutors OF tho Republic trucks: has
rc,nrned to the city after attending a
convention hold at tho factory; in Which
distributors and dealers were In attrnd'
anrn from MANY places. from Canada
20 Mexico. and from California TO
Maine They ono and all were Of tho
opinion that tho now product being
turned out by tho factory Is the best
made and they arc very optimistic IN
regard to the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
HOME AFTER TRIP
TO BATTLEF|ELDS
Mr. and Mrs. B. DouG1ass Ptnkerton
Return to City After honeymoon
Abroad.

After a trip consuming several months !1
sncnr IN visiting interesting. places IN
England vIs Scotland and the battlehelds
Of Flanders. Mr.. and Mrs. r: Douglass
P,nkerton, have returned to their home
here and their many friends VIII ps
nn rrt"d every minute Of the trip.
'" Nrs Pinkcrton was formerly Miss
Mary Beam Of Moundsville and Is well
known, while Mr.. Pinkerton' Is assist
AMI sTT to the president Of the Blue RIB RIB.
bon Paint company Of this city. TheS
will be kept busy teIline OIL ,nE
interesting sights that Inc!
on the trip. l., -o,.,nci.I
,hicf ~ the local MacGregor clan oil
Scotsmcn and while In Scotiand was
the guest of the original MacureSor
clan in that country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
WELCOME, Felix's"
TO This COUNTRY
Almost All the Alphabst Used by Com
missioner Conrad In Registering

Felix's Kolodztcoki slipped into the
Office Of Deputy L. S. Clerk John H.
Conrad yesterday and Med declaration
OF his intention TO become citizen. II
Is a native Of Poland and came to this
country years ago.
After remaining here for many years
Felix's went back 10 Poland 10 hKht for
his country. Recently ne returned AMI
now wishes 10 become a citizen. The
name Of the barracks. which he gave
as his last residence In Poland. Is
Skierniewcfach.
Il will Do seen At the frst glance
that n Felix's had named few OF thr
hattleAelds he served upon or the bar
racks no had stopped In the English
alphabet would have been inadequate
10 chronicle the facts In tho case.
Felix's registered rs having arrived
In this country on the last occasion
in April. 1920.
lie lives at Elm Grove and Is Z
miner by ccpuoat.i noHRlIHRDLC
miner by occupation.
stanley Marhlntak a coal miner. VIII
came TO this country Ia 1907. is Goa
miner and lives at Elm Grove. HI
also flcd declaration OF his lntcn
ton 10 become citizen.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs-
1s2-AC1E OHIO 1A1N WITH
20 CATTLE, 3 Xo10Es, TOOLS AID

One Of the good farms in prosperous
farming community: on improved hiEh-
way, near Il. r. town, convenient cttys
$50 acres fields lime soil; 4o-cow spring
watered pasture. valuable: timber, yari.
house, slate roof: big basement barn7
spring water. cattle barn, other buHd-:
ings: personal reasons make quick ,Ealo,
imperative: buyer gets all stock: valu.
able machinery. wagons. tools, ETC.:
terms. Details Of this and Z fine 3o-
acre farm for $4,000. page So stro1es
Big New illustrated Catalog Farm bar
gains 80 States. Just out. copy free.
Strout Farm Agency. 307 a. H., Union
Bank Bldg, Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
ATTENDANCE RECORD SHAT TERED !.
At WEST ALEXANDER'S BIC FAlf
COUNTY COURT
NSrrtn0 Licenses.

Walter E. Boal. II. and Eeoecea -
Bell. II, both Of West Middlssex p
Francis ]. vanLahn, so. fan6 Mt
Metzgar, ~, both Of TuscaN1J9s.
John Rlghtweiser. ., and Jsan
Thomas o. Mitchell. 40. Of Collins
and Elizabeth w. Foster, So. OF Whsei.
William Hess, 4s. and Mary JenAs.
4S. both Of Wheeling.
Orion A. Wineman. 90, Of coiumSuA
O., and Sherlie Mcfarland. rs. OF TIM.
Guy Mckinley Wilson. 20; Of Maxi NAL.
eta, O., and Alma B. King, Is, OF west
Newton. o. r,.,.
Dixon. 81, Of Pittsburgh. Pa SIS
Etduoiary. -
Andrew II. Brown appointed admin-
istrator Of the estate Of Ruth irene
Brown. deceased. Bond $1,000 H. n
Garden. surety. :
Catherine Druschel. ct al. to .Hnrfy
and Nathan Sax. property In Wheehnk
Minnie e. Lewis and Thomas -.
Lewis, her husband, TO James s; Nns,
lot in Patterson. now part OF Wheel
INK. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
RACING ACCIDENT
Mx-up occurs at the West Alexander
Pair When Buggy wheels oee
Mixed Up.

When two racing buggies caught their
wheels in a race at the West AicHanoe!
was thrown from his cart. as was slso
V, J. Reynolds Of Wayneshurg' Out
they were not seriously injured.
One Of the horses ran away ana ave
making several trips around the thlr1
mile oval, finally landed among punch
Of Automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
WILL FACE TRIAL

Robert Bruce. Colored. OF Washing
ton Pa. who was arrested by Deputy
sheriff Az clayton on charge Of
stealing an automobile. is In the coun-
~ Jail awaiting n hearing which In all
probability will he given him this
morning before Justice r. g. Hobbs.
After hearing the above charge
Bruce has another charge hanging over
his head. for stealing another autOmo-
bile. the property OF Marcus Bond OF
Woodsdale. which was taken earlier
Wedne sday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
FArRMoNT ELKs BACK
BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT

Special Dispatch 10 tho lntclliGencer
Fairm"nt. w. Va. sept. l6.----The
Fairmont Lodge Of f.IkS has voted To
get behind the Roy Scout rNo"em"nt to
salary OF an executive for Fairmont
and vicinity, his clerical help and pro-
vide him headquarters. The proposition
has been under consideration by the
lodge for some weeks and a committee
made an investigation in the Roy Scout
activities nj present and determined up
on a broadening Of activities which Is
expected t" lead 10 a body Of $40 or
pos sihle thousand Roy Scouts in Fair
mont.
The fashion doth wear out more ap-
narel than tho map-Shakespearc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD.

FaCtOrY WUrktrs. r0lIrNAd men, IaTrl-
ers miners. mill employees and all men
who work hard. strn IninE physical labor
are more or less subject to kidney trou-
bile. Nature gives warning signals ny
frequent lamcness. stiff joints. sore
muscles haCkachr and rheumatic pains.
]. G.. Wolf, Green Bay. Wis. writes:
Foley Kidney Pills relieved me OF n
severe hackachc. that had bothered me
for several months. A few bottles fixed
be UP in good shape" Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
LOST VALUABLE PAPERS

Wnlter Dclakes recently arrived here
and employed by the WhitakcrGlessner
company was unfortunate in losing a
pockctbook containing his naturaliza-
ton papers. his discharge from the
army and an insurance policy OF no
value to any one but himself He asks
that the finder leave them at the Intel
ligcnCrr office or at IN" Whitaker Chess
neg employment office ut lil Market
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
CARAVAN NETTING.

A meeting Of the committee on the
Harding West Virginia Caravan will be-
held this evening at S o'clock at Re-
publican headquarters on Market street.
important business will be taken up and
nlans finished for the big automobile.
uarade to Marion, Ohio, next Thursday.
Ali members are requested to be PIGS
ent =
-R1ry WAR SAVINGS STAMPe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

GONE TO FACE CHARGE
An officer from Counellsrille. Ia. ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

The fashion doth wear out more ap
parel than the man.-Shakespearc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
FARMERS LEAVE Sp|
America Is Mecca Of Nanv NJ
Departuro---Workers Ranls1
Organizing There.

MADRID, Jan. 4.-Iarss
bers OF agricultural workers t,,l
parts OF Spain are awaiting AL
rol and other parts for tra,,.l
ton to America, both no,,.
south. This is one OF the r.,al
the new tocial condition. sl
about in Spain by the war s,l
creased wages.
For years the Spanish farn,l
paid his help about three u
NORMALLY so centsJ daily dp-,'1
harvest. As this was iu., aho"1
ticient for the employe to y
upon. the farmer also silov1
men and women sufficient N
food during the winter. This u
was decided by the farmer y
and varied in proportion Il
generosity OF the givcr.
Inst year the farm hands Il
most every other class OF l,J
Spain, organized union u"l
result that wages during tho u
increased from the cent1
three pesetas daily to from ri
pesetas daily. Therefore vs,l
winter came on and there ~
work, the farmer, instead ~ d
Ing the old convention NJ ~
out doles to his employees tolsl
as they were now earning
wages they should save syffel
Keep themselves during tho n
Those who had saved or al
a proportion OF them. decisl
move to some country where 4
could be earned the year a,o,