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MoNlTlON-.ln the United stssSs ,a,s DIS
trtct Court for the District OF pe'awnru;
United states Of Amcricn v: enc ne en,na,a ,Mm,rs
Wonderful New Life Remedy. No. eos
in Admiralty. In obedience TO 2 wstIsns
III scixurr TO me dirsctcd in tho above
snttt.~d can~c I havc sc.sesi and 1.scsn nxrm
into my custody ito bottles OF an sruCie
Il drug xnSwn rs, II ., ~; nonc,as0h tar the
causes set forth In the iibe, nov peno,sns s.,r
~ tho United states District oonrt LOT
the District OF Delaware. At WhinAnEvpn,
I hcrcby giyc notice 20 ~ persons ,,r'n rus'm,
ing the satd lao BOTTLES 81 dfuss snv~n
IS IT. n. Donaldson .,nn wondrs,u, snv. Ncw
l,fc Remedy" knowing or hasinS any
thing Go say why tho Same >hou,u not
@ condemned and DESTROYED acroro'ns
10 the PRAYER of the libel, that .ney Dc
and appear before the said court =. =
session to ne held in and for IN: Dislr,c.
of Delaware in the United states c"uts
r,pu IN said city. the twcutn u.S oi
March A. -. 1920, az IN O'Clock ~ the
forenoon N the same te day 9. luris-
ttrtion othcr~,- Sc on the next day OF lurts-
d,ctior thereafter then and there 20 inter
ro.r claim and make their allegations
IN that behalf
Martin r. FAIRY 8 Marshal,
District of Delaware.
prhruarY 70. "a. ~. 1920.
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PUBLIC SAIE-Havtnr rrFted my farm,
will s-ell for cash tc the highest bidder ali
stock and farm implements on Thursday,
February &c. 1920. at IL 80 y. IN, Farm 10
Gated Near Guyenccurs, at Mcs'ullcugh =
cross roads. stidham \ son. Auctioncrrs
~. l.. SPRINGER.
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JAMES A. STIRLITH < BRO,
FRONT AND TATNALL SIS.
For Ssle-Steam pipe, soil pipe, I-be4,ms.
channels. angles. columns, shafting. pull
leys, hangers. boilers, stacks, engines,
lathes, drill press, portable concrete mixer,
boiler attached. ID Il A 1901
NO. Imperial Beaver cook stove. sacrifice.
fiye-ptece psrlor ssiite. two su1ai, tables,
Kitchen niicioth. handsome large sidebosrd.
1871 W. second street. Phone i,T8w.
oNI type S.. 1917. Cadillac club roadster.
osernauied and repainted. Apply Della
ware Motor Sales. Phone lu55.
OFFICE FURNITURE. desks. safes. alas,
cabinets and general Office furniture, store
fixtures. sc. NE buy. sell and exchange.
a. HlNDiH n SON. Iut W second ssre-st.
Phone ssss r.
ONE ~. T.. smith Mills steam t~,Iie~. rated
at $500 fest. new. at bargain. Apply
Harry y NJ e,ion, $40 Orange street.
PATHE PHoNOGRArHs aud tns,r great
est features NO needles to change. Plays
All make records with their respec v-
ner.iies at their best. a.uar4n te..d Ave years
Afford Piano Co. zIn w Ninth street
rAfERHAHGINcs and vail decoration. Of
quality sp.siAi reductions fnbvtcs.
kosin 4 Bro. AL shipIey street. Nest 20
corner t,fsh street. Phons las >.
ROLL TOR DESK. Apply tpo Ford Build
ing.
REED baby carriage Apply 2tn2 J-sfer~
sou street
SEWING machine woven wire couch and
mattress. - Bedford Court, Wawases.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES Do not
think of buying until you get our prices.
iou can save SO on your new machine at
TINS store. We always have a large
fnsnt od slightly used machines at very iov
prices We GUY. s-sil or exchange. Also repair
machines. Easy payments IL desired. Singer
Machine Exchange, slu W ainut strest .bpsn
10 a. m. 70 .. IN.
sAfEs-Why take chances on records that
~ cost you money to make and kesp Get
safe and protest thcul. Don take cuancsss
of losing them by fir,e or theft. Get our prices
B. r. HArman. slo " Nainut ssrees. Open 10
To b.
THREE-B URNER oil cook stove. practic-
ally new. Phone 34l7.
TWO HORSES, wagon and harness Della
ware Hosiery NanuI scturing Co.. Fn-
teenth and walnut streets.
TWO SHOW CASES and two counters
IL feet. SIX inches. Az Market st.
UPRIGHT mahogany piano. Inquire 2Il3
Washington street.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
n. {. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCk MAPLE
Roofen, Sheathing, Flooring, Cy-
press Shingles
MouIdings and Wall Board
5. q. SIMMONS * BROS. co.
Front and Tatnali Sts.
ID. d A. 25l Automatic 2464
WE SELL the famous Empire Pipeless
Hs; ers. 8. q. williams. Third and Tat
nau STREETS. formerly SIG Orange street
WALL PAPER-Now is the time 20 have
work done at moderate prices. Estimates
cheerfuIly furnished. ). J. Hollett AIS Tat
nall street Phone s267.
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LARGE PUBLIC ssLR


rs Head of Tubcrruin Tested Cattle.
Will be sold at public sale at my farm.
Delaware City, Del, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 25. 1920. at 10 O'Clock a. m sharn
rain shine. the following de~critr~i per.
sonai property, to wit:
EIGHT head of horses One team Of Frays
years odd, sound and kind, weigh 100
pounds each. One bay horse. years old.
sound and kind, weighs 100 pounds. One
brown horse. YEARS old weighs 1850
pounds, One sorrel colt, coming years old
not broken This is nice colt One gray
mare. IL years old. With lots Of speed Ono
team of mules. years old. This is a nice
team, work anywhere.
as Tubercuitn Tested Cattle Is head
Holstein cows some fresh with calf by side
Others close sprinrers. 2s head guernseys s
Others close sprinrerg. IS head of Guoru spy
and Hoistein heifers. ! year ~ years old
Will Also have five stock bulls Hoistein and
Guernsey.
Mr.. D1irytuan. We lave a choice lot of
cattle. the very best that can ba found
These cattle are all tuherculin tested and
guaranteed 70 bc as represented at the sale
Grrat care has been exercised in selecting
these cattle. and they are specially adapted
for dairy purposes.
Any one buying cattle not wishing 20 move
them before the frst of March can leave
them on the premises without charge for
keep
Any one buying cattle TO he moved . long
distance can arrange for transports ton
with the undersigned.
Terms made known day of sale.
JACOB RUDNICE.
NORRIS BERG.
Eugene Racine, Auctioneer.
W. q. Jsnsier and Newlin Buckson. Clerks.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
Player work a speciality; ali work guaran-
teed. Formerly with the Rohelen Piano Co
IL. J. Anon. t.. Third street. Phone 276o'
.J
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TYPEWRITERS.

]. A. SMITH TYPEWRirER EXCHANGE
Ali makes sold, rented aud repaired
Anco Adding Machines and Check Writers
= w. Seventh street -cond fleor oser bsr
Der shop PHONES su73 or 2755
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NpTICF-All members OF tho Patriotic
Order sons Of America who intend going
20 PHILADELPHIA on saturday evening. Feb
ruary "a 20 attend the big class initiation
of over 2OoO candidates. will mcct at tho
new hail soS West seventh street. at $50
~ N, Also, will attend BracS-Ex Church
on sunday morning. Meet at hall NJ $50
o clock special sermon by Brother Clark.
COMMITTEE.
CREDITORS NoTICE--Thc Peoples Mar
k.t on Lincoln street. corrOr ShIlcross
av.uu. has hs'n transferred from y.
srhech,sr to John III schmeusser. All
creditors call az 1900 Gilpiu avenue.
YRATFRNAI sPIRlTUALLsTs-C Church
services sunday 30 y. M. po1 Tatnsit
street Messages 10y Mrs. Harley.
= 4 HplI.ETrr successor 10 Jones Hoi-
lett, has moved his wal, paper store TO
Az Tatnau street. Phone S2cs.
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BANKRUPT SALE, on Thursday. Fe,ru-
airy 20, 1920, At 10 O'clock. a m on the
premises. s25 shipiey street. Wilmington.
Delaware. Stock OF automobile parts. Tires.
rrrssor motor. repair outfits oils. tanks
office furniture. cssh register, Sc. unroi4
lesrtei boaN accounts andunesnired teaaA
Terms, cash
CHARLES WARNER SMITH
Trustee in bankruptcy Of Felix Freed
man. trading as Empire Double Tread Co.
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For SALE

FOR SALE.
1900 BLOCK W 9Th STREET Sir
rooms. bath. porch. cement cellar.
100 BLOCK RODNEY STREET. seven
rooms, bath, porch. heater.
200 BLOCK. JACKSON STREET. Nine
rooms. hath, heater gas.
2os BLOCK FRANKLIN STREET. Six
rooms. bath. gas
GOO BLOCK. WEST FOURTH STREET.
Seven rooms. bath, gas. h.. heat.
800 BLOCK. 5. VAN BUREN STREET
Five rooms. sewer, gas.
1000 BLOCK. ELM STREET. Five rooms
bath. gas, possession.
NEW MODERN HOUSE. CLAYTON
STREET 100 blocx. Clayton street, seven
rooms. bath. gas and eiec., b. v. heat.
100 BLOCK. W. SIXTH STREET. Eigbt
rooms, bath. porch. gas and cleo. Possession
200 BLOCK CONCORD AVENUE. Eight
rooms, bath, porch, heater. gas and eier
100 BLOCK y FRANKLIN STREET
Seven rooms, bath gas and heater. Posses
sion.
Two small houses for Investments. 600
BLOCK BENNETT STREET Six rooms
sewer. Possession June.
JOHN ]. MONAGHAN
Sc Orange Street
Next TO postofjcel
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PROPOSALS for tho electric lighting OF
rarfain of the STREETS and alleys or por-
tons tbercof in the city of Whining ton.
lssla~are.
Tho BOARD of Dirctors of the Street and
Scwtr Department Of the city Of Whining
ton. Delaware, will receive sealed proposals
at their ofice. Room 25i. City Hall. Tenth
ana King streets. until IL o'clock. a m.
Tuesday. March @, 1920. for lighting GER
tsin of the streets and alleys. or portions
thptpnf IN the city Of Wilmington. Dcls-
wa-e by electric lights for terms Of tuo
years and nv. years each beginning April ],
f92o The number of electric lights shah
not hs icss than 400 electric arc lghts of
an illuminating capacity not less than the
prrscnt lights q ampcrr. - volt, General
tierfric Company Magnetic. zoo in-
rsnolepower and i72 SO-candlepouer incan-
descent electric Lights or their lighting
equivalents.
specifications NAV b. obtained at the
of'icr of the department.
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or sA
Attos, FRANK W. PIER SON.
NJ .cretary.
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MAN---To work this city refnishinE chan
deliers. brass beds. automobiles, by new
method. $40 daily without capital or OK
pcrtopcc. Write Gunmctai Co, los Elm,
Decatur. Ill.
MIILWRIGHT wanecd. Apply main offcr.
Wilson Line, Fourth Street Wharf
PAPER BONEs-Wan.el bright. acttve
boy. rs to ~ years old. steady inside
work. Wilmington Paper Box Co.. south
Market and - strccts.
SALESMAN--Ap unusual opportunity is
afforded capnpie and honest man with
high CREDENTIALS to associate with an estsb-
lished corporation. Experience In eciiinR
unnecessary. Earnings unlimited. Call for
interview. als-2i Ford Bldg. Tenth and
Market strvrts.
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HELP WANTED.

AMBITIOUS men. women. 3iDo.tt5n q
month. Hundreds o. permanent u. y.
government positions. List fvee. W Wrtte I'M
mcsiiatcly. franklin Institute. Dept. Al u,
Roche~ts Y.
wANTED-white man or man and wife
for private place near fentrevttle, Del
Principal work vegetable garden and care
of stock. Wife Ia assist in house. Addres
J Is. Every Evening Dfl'cn. or To Henry " .
Candy. 6tp Equitable Bldg. Whining ton
WANTED IMMEpIATELY-M women,
~ up. Government jobs. $500 yrar List
positions tree Write Immediately Franklin
Institute. Dept. pih W. Rochester. NJ. \.
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REMOVALS. .

REMOVAL NOTlCE-We beg to announce
TO our customers and friends that We are
TO" located In our new quarters at s. f.
Cor. Third and French streets Ianneu
bros.
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PUBLIC SALES

PUBLIC sAIE-The undersigned. intend
ing TO quit farming, will sell at public sale.
on the Y. W, Mark farm, on the rpad from
Newport To New Castle, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary ~. 1920. at I O'Clock. a. m. sharp.
the following described personal property,
To wit Seven head of horses and colts "a
head of cows and beifers. farming iupie-
ments. sc.
GEORGE II. NELSON.
Eugene Racine Aurs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26

parture from his policy in Asia Minor
was expressed by former Premier Veni-
zelos of Greece to correspondents Of
Paris newspapers at Nice last night.
The premier whose regime suddenly col
'apscd after the election in Greece No
yember II. reviewed the war record of
King Constantine and declared the
ting had urged Bulgaria to attack Ser
bia.
mo, ] tell you" said NJ. Venizclos
to the correspondents Constantine
cannot return to Greece. in spite of all
the noise made around his name. The
Greek people do not know much. but
all the same. they know it was Con-
'tantnc who early in the great war gave
IN Fort Rupel. in Macedonia, to the
Germans and Bulgarians. Serbia
knows that late in June, 1915. Cor
stantinc sent for NJ. Passarof. Bulga
rian minister in Athens, and asked
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why Bulgaria did not attack Serbia,
saying: Go ahead. YOU have nothing
to fear while l am here. for | will
never allow the Greek Government to
go to the aid of Serbia
"If Prince George, the Duke OF
Sparta, should mount the throne. he
would quickly realize as did his un
fortunate brother. the late King Alex
ander. that it Is not sufficient TO sell
himself to the kaiser in order to reign
like his father. AS to the Allies. il
Greece continues the same friendly and
helpful policy which was mine. the En-
tente nations have no reason for fighting
shv-of her."
A correspondent here remarked that
in Entente countries there was talk OF
supprcssing, in whole or in part, the
advantages given Greece by the terms
Of the treaty With Turkey.
"Yes. know" was the former pre-
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miers reply. Politicians talk so, but
not, | hope, governmcnts. Whatever
my adversarics may say, unless they
wish to destroy the future of Greece
they will be obliged, willy -nilly, to
carry on the national policy / pursued
through so many trials.
"If the existing Greek Government
departs from my policy" he continued, &,
~ am convinced the people will not
tolerate It, for returning soldiers will
tell what they did. and what they might
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VEN|zELOS CITES
RECORD OF EX-K|NG
Constantine Urged Bulgaria to
Attack Serbia, Asserts Former
Premier-Greeks Know Truth

BY the Associated Press
Paris. Nov. 26.--Confidence that the
people of Greece will -ot tolerate lie e
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have done, and thus they will create an
atmosphere OF action around them
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Helps Is Keep Down
Flu Epidemic


Dr: piece q Buffalo, N. z, the
celebrated physician, known throughout
the entire civilized universe because
Il ~ many years Of successful medical
pEsct;ee, says: The nostrils and air
passages are the breeding places for
Influenza and other deadly germs.n
Be advises every one, upon the frst
sisn q cold in head, or catarrh, to pre-
sent the Sravages Of these diseases from
gaining Q iirmer hold on the system,
~ using an Inexpensive homemade
fcmedy that win stop the discharge and
socths The inanned membranes in q
lev dsys.
Any ono who has catarih or cold
can naske this beneficial remedy at
hops IN tbe same way that thousands
q othes are doing. Pour the contents
of an ounce bottle Of Dr.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy tpowder OF tablets into a pint
bottle thcn ell with water that has been
boiiea. snua, spray oririgate the nostrils
With tho liquid and garyle as directed,
tHos or three times day. It's q simple
WY to got rid Of catarrh or cold in
he'd and keeps the passages clear and
hcslthv
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Evans IfipIs Phosrhal6s
Enrich tie Blood
BEST or ALI, SPRING.
Toni

Take Evans Triple phosphatss this
spring to drive out winter impurttiest
stimulate the appetite and Danish PIN
pies. scrofuIa and other blood disors
ders, says authority. Z
The rapid increase In health and
strength experienced by those who
carefully follow the simple directions
prove the great value OF Evans Triple
Phosphates in all cases OF Anletnia,
Chlorosis, Blood Disorders, Prostra-
ton fevers and general conyaiescence.
For the patient who is just recovering
from influenza, pneumonia or other'
long, wasting sickness Evans Triple
Phosphates will be found to quickly
restore the rundown system. ipcrGase
the appetite and enrich the blood.
All good pharmacists dispense
Evans Triple Phosphates in the orig
inal bottle on the money back II dis
satisfied plan. You are sure to get Il
at Fairmont Pharmacy. "A ~ n 49,
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sss ears Of coal loaded VEST or the
s. cars 81 coke aded iasr week there
were 81 carloads east ma IS cSrioads
west. Eortyeight carloads 81 coal
were loaded by wagon mines las,
hi OPERATIONS along the .Monongahela
railroad last week were, loaded .7S4
cars Of coal In the West Virginia dis
utct and 1,536 cars Of coal In the Penn.
sylyania district. ~ 90
Last week the mines along the
Helcn's Run and Wyatt ingamon
branches OF the Western Maryland
railroad loaded 435 cars OF coal.
Weekly Totals.
Last weeks shipments we're as fol.
lows: Curtis Bay, LIS cars; st.
Georges. 9 cars; lakes, 1888 cars; Mich.
igan points, 126 cars; Ohio points, Il 81
cars; miscellaneous western points.
252 cars.
Railroad fuel shipments last week
totaled 1874 carloads. This class OF
business has been decreasing week
after week. Last weeks total was the
lowest since the week ending February
n. The Baltimore and Ohio railroads
consignments last week totaled las
carloads. Bangor & Arostock was out
out the market all OF las. week excep,
Saturday when 1t secured 16 carloads
of fuel. p. " r. last week showed
strength and Lehigh Valley was on the
increase. Maine Central was BUYING
having secured .113 carloads last week.
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OF coke loaded on the division on
Monday there were IA carloads of
coal loaded east and 4scars of coke
loaded west.
East Of Grafton.
Eihteen trains drew $50 carloads
Of freight cast of Grafton on the Bal
timore G Ohio railroad on Monday.
Daily cnsianments.
These consignments were made off
the Baltimore G. Ohio railroad on
Monday: Cults Bay, 245 cars lakes,
al cars; Michigan points, 8 cars
Ohio points, 90 cars; miscellaneous
western points 5 cars; loaded by wag-
on mines, 8 cars,
Railroad Fuel.
Railroad fuel tonnage jumped to
201 loads on Monday On tht Monon-
gah division. This was due TO tho
heavy daily loading yesterday and an
effort on the part of railroads to Sc
cure fuel before the switchmen's
strike broke.
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ton brought on by severe attack OF
the FLU which barely survived. Ny
system was SO run down that don't
believe I would ever havo been well
again but for Tho Reese Formula
R,11. I bought bottle OF this won.
derful medicine from the Goody koonta
Drug Store and before l had tinished
the bottle was able to go down stairs
and what 10 more feel better than /
have for years. Why I feel thirty
years younger already, there Is moth
ing can ssy for The Reese Formula
Ri that n too good for It. I know Il
VIII help otAera as II han helped mo
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Strike EFFECTS
BEING FELT IN
local REGION
lcontinuec tIom Page one,

mont region The coal movement is
tepIns mp weli and the Fairmont yards
aro clear today OF yesterday loading
II - reported The minea along the
H. 4 branch OF the b. & o. system
vas not greatly affected today. by the
1Uitchmen quitting at Clarksburg. In
Time however; the yards at Keyser
and the east WI I'LL up with coalloads
and automat ica1ly the yards will be
Dlockedc but even before that the
Empty supply from connecting lines
which nfe directly affected by Sle
strike. Will be shut off and the mines
Nil quit Operations as a direct re-
Shipments for Curtis Bay were
made Wherever possible by the coal
opefaxors today, but a few took ad-
vantage OF the glakeward business to
gqt . point OF shipment, this being one
Of tho few gateways open.
E01r hundred empties wers rushed
froms the Eaifmont region 20 Henwood
Junction and thus TO the mines in
Ohio. This was done to avoid tie
W and enabled the Ohio mines to load
some coal for lake shipments. one
train had 81 cars on It being drawn
BY two engines. q record for the
Wheeling division.
Little coal Is being mined on the
Monone Ahela railroad today. The
empty supply has ben cut: off by
both the P q T.. 3. and P. r. r. lines
being Effected. The coal that was
loaded on the Monongahela railroad
Is being moved TO Brownsville, Pa,
where It IS being kept In the yards.
There are fully 1000 sloadi accumu-
lated at that point.
The Car supriS
Today there are 1I13 cars ON tho
Moncngah division OF the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, an of which wern
placed The mines ordered 100 car.
Of which number 20 coke cars were
ordered. Today.s cars are classified
as follows: Open, 9S2; coke. "a; n.
g. 9. 81; NJ. ". T. 46; There were
226 cars left over from the previous
On the Monongahela railroad to-
day there were 3S cars placed in the
West Virginia district and 1875 cars
placed IN the pennsylvania district.
Cars are scarce on the Helen's Run
and NATURALIZATION branches Of the
Western Maryland railroad today.
There are but 81 cars on these spurs.
These cars were left over. from yes
terdays when there wer 40 empties
placed. No additional, empties were
secttred today owing to the switch
mems strike.
~ pailv loadinu
reduction records on the Monongah
division Of the Baltimore and Ohio
failroad were sslashed yesterday when
q far greater loading took place than
even the days previous to the big
bit1mfn nous coal strike. An ideal cal
supply and early morning placement
and q desire ofrthe miners to make al
the money they could before the
switchmen's strike paralyzed local
shipping Conditions was responsible
for 1910 carloads OF coal and coke
= being loaded on. the division-the
heaviest in the history Of the Fair
mont region.
For TO yesterday the heaviest pro-
ductiqn on the Monongah division was
established on August IS, 1918, when
l424 cars OF coal and coke were load
ed-~11420 cars Of coal and Q cars of
coke yesterday's loading at 1910
cal7oads-14g2 cars of coal and Is
cam of coke-was % cars in excess
Of the actual coal production OF Aug
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ust 18th last. The heaviest produc-
ton in 1918 was on August 2 when
.141a carloads of coal and coke were
produced-1379 cars OF coal and "a
cars Of coal. The peak OF production
of 1920 was on January 10, when the
coal and coke loading was 14OS cars
l1402 cars of coal and cars OF coke
Fairmont region yesterday loaded
1899 carloads of coal and coke on
Monday-16s1 cars of coal and 1S
cars OF coke.
Mines along the Monongahe!a rail-
road on Monday loaded 70 cars in the
West Virginia district and 263 cars
of coal. in the. Pennsylvania district.
Operations along the Helen's Run
and Wyatt -Bingamon branches OF the
Western Maryland railroad on Monda,
loaded 119 cars Of coal.
Heavy Eastern Loading
On Monday theer were 1912 carloads
of coal loaded east and $50 carloads
of coal loaded west. OF the IS cars
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4 FEEL THIRTY YEARS YOUNGER since TAKING
REESE FORMULA RITZ DECLARES P. S. BUCHANNOl
OF THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Is Able To Come Down Stairs After Taking Half Bottle
Ri; Remarkable Results Obtained Due Solely To- u.s.
The Reese Formula He Says

Mr. +, 8, Blehannan. who is con.
peeted with the Norfolk q Western
Railway and lives on ALTERNATE
street, Bluefield. West Virginia, was
laid up with his stomach and afteref,
tects of the FLU. He took one bottle
Of The Reese Formula R-11 and was
able to come down stairs and attend
to his work,
In a statement Mr., buchanan tells
IN detail of the good received from
Formula R-11 and his honest opinion
OF its merits,
I have been suffering from m,
stanach and general weakened eondt