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q. s. ARMY GOODS

rtSicnA lowsF thaa eo.g 81 manufacture
we ws Nsas opportunity 70 save
Ssa a 1880 esssss , yfisss go o,isrs ter,
49, Nisw. othsrs re- iSess b. N &c. e.a.
e s &c. $500 = Army @ y kain
-, stieess hsted Model SO brand
elaims4 sos oontnioh. Ssst
ArW1 feHchos Reclaimed. hest r.snher
80 ssesa. Atns Az weoi g. = over
8. b wei a ssi 80. :, : y 5 s Amy
xatsFg ltto hrAnd View. u il shesp-
ssln Llned coain band t1trs ~
ts-ses.' A. 1l.aa nes. 1srklas req
:. VOL - ssss, A s.s ,elsssnss,s
srm.. t'anSsets sselAinsd. seoa oSadi-
Sseisrsa vals.. As a.,.o y. Wool shirt.
n ANN csrlmsr.a f,.s Srasr i2aay y
= kgssssss nsel.ls.. army All Wool q
q. p Service coaf. .e,.,L Army
ssrr,.s sat 49,. Xhess eoats vii sive
nd IA s gss.' r ss esss ny asaSis sses
pee s, hsy, Maas. nS an, ~ sahssr lIip
~ saen 80 Army woeii ssirai
49, 49, xkss r.. hs sss9 - ~
Sraas i. n 81 GRADE y ss "a ilto.
Heater Isra year chance Is 49, 49, ~.
lae6sa aissS lash bas s' A., ,he.sht 4
piefe equlrment a. 60 Wrifs ~, {nlf
rasaieE. Yes are proteut~s--yas. :. TO-
Nil ~ fefufad n you mre ma .a9sss.
pa ,ses pee, ssrass = ns "a ssess 80
kmra value Mash vaur erlsr - y. -. - Al
mraalsy nenusa Narshouss ~.
:. oss1 - cFssnviiis. q. {.
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rallies OF several points in the lat
trading 81 the morning. huf there ~.
no aggressive support and prices soos
eased OFF again. ewing 10 reports q
freer spot offerings In the southwest
No marked weakness developed IN
til the government report made IT.
appearances. but after that prices hroks
rapidly with December selling off a.
1s.s0 and March to tk.oe. The eioss
was a. tire lowest point OF the day az
most positions. Reports that the de
partment Of agriculture had reessvee
advices estimating German exports 4
not over Toe.e eco bales evan with ths
aid Of American credits were conssas
cred partly responsible for some o.
the early selling, Liverpool which re.
opened 90 trade on the government
report also broke sharply.
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SAYS II FlRsT ANc SAYS IT LAST

Carrie q Harrel. ai9 Nichols0n-xa
NorfSIk. Va. writes: "Il tell anybody
hat Eoley's Honey and Tar Is all
right II dtd me all the good. I said
Il first and TIL say II last" Thousands
Of bottles q this reliable remedy we're
bought last week ~ careful mothers
80 So 70 Be prepared 20 check coughs,
cas6s and Group ~ the beginning n
acts almost instantly. cuts phlegim
soothss raw. irrtfated memhranssm
steps tlckiing in throat Sold every
wheFe.-Aav.
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JACKSONVILLE. Dec f8.--Turpen-
tine unchanged sales $50. shipments
g. stock 1856 Rosin unchanged.
les none: receipts e6al shipments
none. stock 1855.
Quote r. u. r n. q. IL 8. X. m. y.
We. WAY. $3.50
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HELP--MALE

NAN WANTED Immediately % address
envelopes and mail booklets Honae
work evenings SIS % SIS weekly No
ca1ltassinE Enclose stamp. Address
CLERKS Man women over II for
Postal Mall service. u.s. manfh Ex-
N#FfenNN uMmnCeMNMrw N'Ur fHAa mar
tleuMrA 81 examination. write + Leon
ard CORNER Civil Service K0arninaFl e8l
Equitable hida Washington IL o.
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SAVANNAH. Ca. Dec. fa--Turpen-
tine quiet. 81 lee sales none. re-
ceipts scr shipments ess stock 1855
casks.
Resin quiet sales none. receipts
1899. shipments ss7. stock 74.Tgf hbls
Quote. "A. II. r. r.. q. n. 4 X. M. =,
VIC WV. t1I00.
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BIZ IL RESOLVED BY THE HOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
l. Proposals are hereby Invited for the
Rnle bN any peraon On corporation 70 the
city 81 Pensacola of any wharf or other
iosstion d m6aisipa cocks u ne s as. as
ana general type ~ the docks shown on
he Definitely stated
q Proposition ana suggestions. also.
tie iocation and type 81 lie municipal
docks authorized ht ire laW and oraiv
rance proEiiing for the Issuance Of
g The proposals. propositions ana
suggestions hereby invited shall be in
wrltinx, enclosed IN sealed envelopes ap-
pfprrtate3Y endorsed addressed 90 the
Board 81 Commissioners. and delivered
20 the Board ~ Sc meeting on Monday
~ Deem y ssr as4o. at o'clock 2. ~.
tine prior thereto.
4 All PROPOSITIONS proposals AMI
opened ana psaS Il ssis , NEE 9s p an s
cember sofh. and thereafter akAil remain
ln th@ office of the Comptroller for pmb-
ard 1891 when the Board 81 commits
be pleased q receive the written recon :
nny effssss pstIve S 0f Rs asS % ,s q
propositions. or proposals previously
S. After carefully considering an pro
poNala. propositions. suggestions recon
nlsndations ard other matters submitted
and soon after January 1rd 1891 IS
may he advisable. the Beard 81 Cnrn-
ullsHiouara VIII decide on the nite for
the location q said municipal docks
This resolution shan be published
twice each week preceding December
e9fh, IN each daily newspaper published
in the city 81 Pensacola
Passed fNere ul bHr eth 1880
l. f HENBERo.
city Clerk.
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SLOW
DEATH

Aches. pains, nervousness, diff
Guilty in uTinafing. often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney, avess
bladder and uric acid troubles
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED
ADS
One Cent a Word In Advance
One Rate 20 All

- $50
Count me words N your ad-
vsFtlaement and multiply ~ ths
numbsr ~ times you desire Il
prlnte1. remit neoordluRly.
u c0uutlng words include TIE
let ''Ror Sale Wanted etc.
as weil a. addresses.
RATES
No advertisement taken for lees
fhan rs cents.
HACK FACE CAPS. LIKE
wFu9. TWO CENrs PER WORD.
Photographed matter. line
dmshsa white space classified
display g per line. Sc per inch
ga lines make an inch.l
Regular advertisers with led
ser accounts may have classified
as charged
Cancel orders should be given
IN writing, never over the psone.
Advertisers should give their
hon8s or postoffiee address AZ
well a. their phone numbers
because many readers have no
teiephones
n the advertiser 80 desires, re-
plies can be cent 10 The Journal
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FISHER-BROWN
Writes Automobile Insurance.
sIs-PHoNES-sls
LEGAL NOTICE
NoTIcE ID eoNTRApToRs

NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
sealed proposals. for constructing the
tsoekN Bayou H.sAage and approaches on
Department ~ ANFsHltlfrH 81 Bell
satldinE, Alanfgomere "A until r. M
ou the t6fh day ga fisUefnfaar 1880 Tbts
nork q located approximation Al miles
from Valparaiso
The work Includes clearing ana ewnD.
blnE and the erection 81 8 timber trest q
rtira bridge iNo9 feet Isl length with
-. uprnaNhaa
contract form ana the mans
aHectncatious aud est mate as
astE.s tiles NAV he examined hV resann-
rfhle contractors and copies 81 plans OBJ
tufned AZ the ofnce ~ District Engineer.
t@rean ct Puzzle Roads a11 Bel mulld-
also be inspected af fhe office 81 Bu-
reau - Puaiic Roads care f r Herr
- Perkins huilding Tallanassee,
florida. ofHre ~ Forrest Supervisor - -
Bishop. Custom House. Pensacola. Flor.
ida and Office uf county clerk. county
Court House. Gre lea Florida
All proposals must he made ou fnrma
@Fa tn accordance mifh Instructions
forming par' - the SPECIFICATIONS and
must D. accompanied bv q proposal
Ran ranaae in An amount egust 20 a. least
five 90 per cent 81 tne total amount of
the fight il reserved 70 reject any
and All .ids- .
bistrio1 Masineer
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TRANSFER Storage

BoRAs TRANSFER CO.
FhoNE 1855. OFFICE AND WARS
HOUSE EAST CHASE sTREET. ALA
KINDS or HAULING. YOUR nusi-
Nrss SOLICITED.
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PENSACOLA

Receipts spirits. 1876 Rosin. st2
Shipments spirits q Rosin. zoo
Stocks Spirits 1o3gS Rosin. &s.lss
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Electric Irons

always come in handy. Many women
keep one in the kitchen for the heavier
pieces and another in their bedroom for
restoring freshness to wrinkled blouses
or lingerie.
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NAVAL STORES

e - - - - - u - "a sHa 81 - y -
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bring quick Felisf snd often ward %
deadly diseases. Known as sns national
remedy Of Holland for mora sA&a 7o0
years. All druggists. Ia three ssssa
Ns.k fex ske ~@zn~ Cold ns~a.i em sx@rr hxz
zm& AS1sps ee sznitssl@n
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LODGE NOTICE


n MASONIC TEMPLE
- special communication or Esm-
~#F q mhia Lodge No t6 g. q "A
" ~ "Wednesday. Dec 18th AZ
$3.50 ~ m Work ~ the M ~
peHrces Nisitina Bros. ffatornaiiY M
vited
SAMUEL PAsCO.
r y. RICHARDS 81 Il
Secretary
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WANTED Small. partly Improved fruit
farm. Give fuN description ~ % what
you have 90 offer. with location and
acres WITH buildings. and az least 19 20
"a acreg IN cultivation, and location must
ne good. Address John IA. 6aylur. Ga
Oakland Bidg.. Iansiug Michigan.
wANTEp--To place local agency with
rt&ht partf, pays from two 20 twenty
dollars daily. for part or al time Scias
IN Roodly quantity % All homes, who Use
ana boost and bury ngaln Write today
for fun particulars and standard pack
80. rec % Ion DISC mf& oe-inc-
WANTED 20 hear from LADY, whose
maiden name was Ella Templar
When last heard FROM wne in pnuaa-
cola. FLORIDA. This Information wanted
~ her nephew. IN anyone knows 81
her Whereabouts please answer % Em@
formation. care Jovrngl
wANTTED4-stovos repaired a. all kinds
BY 3. n Likes. Phone 1889 so E.
Detseon 81
SEWING. MACHINES Arwxs. STRING
Instruments repaired Phone 81. u
n Biakssley. le East Garden 81. 81
WANTEn-Go o. ea Horse Stationary
High pressure boiler. Complete Please
give terms and price -. T. Hand Gar
niers. Pa
LOST AND FOUND
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LOST AND FOUND

LoEr--GAttlo white toy kitten with red
boots. between nayleu and Pelafox.
Return 20 CARY A. CO.
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Warrington. Fla.
Regular communication 81 Naval Ia "a
NJ. ~. " a A. ~ TmemaRY Fls.eeFss sss.r
lA 1899, at 20 ,. ~. Election "a officers
NtsitinE trefhren frat.Fuaiiy invited
FfANMfslN "a Wt1NTnN Fr W AZ
WM " HANSEN Esrretafy
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50 NMEa machines have
trA1ei ln On NfnfrnfAa and Hea Ia fsFn ina
NMNNALps MUSIC h0U@E
" - Na4f4M pFm8acoia via
ron aAGsN TRADE on RENT wau
utNf0ve4 farm. lie acres naar Pens
cole a G. binkisF 1ia niount Bldg
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n special communication o. Pa
81 Gambia ledge. No LG r. A "a
M A. Tuesday. Dec 18th. ~ ~
~ u M Work in the ~ q daeren
Waiting brothers frafsfmaflsr a.
NltFd SAMUEL NANrp.
n. y RICHARDS. Secy W 81
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666 will break a Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneumonia.
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LOANS ON R@AL EsTAT6.
We lend money CT Real Estate IN the
city on short notice Please state n
Appiication II you have An Abstract %
Title - the property
Cal aaa see us.
THE WATSON AAENCT. me.
Nouth Palafox 81
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HELP --FEMALE
POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTEf-pnbIc atenog-
rapher. BeHm 1reenAut go American
National Bank Biaw Phone f4e
WANTED Stretching curtains nieeiy a.
reasonable price Gntt Af 1901 ~ fse~
Nfiixr or phone f2Hf clara Pearson
POSITION WANTED by experienced
young aHN az nfcnuaFar aer. cashier
ences Address. Eyperiesce, Care Jour
nal
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FOR SALE


Fon EAt.ri~.corona typewriter PEERLESS
condition rsed veFR little Address
"A. 1. care 1oufnaA
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DANCING ScHOOTs-C1nssea privats
lessons. Also children's classes ia aes.
thetie panciug 2o6 West Gregory. Phons
as 1a9s
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FOR SALE

FOR AATsE-Ona Rex typewriter Ia Eood
connltian. Price Reasonable Apply
Journal Office
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DRESsMAKING

DRnssAfAIETHG. rsmodeHnK. chHareu.s
dresses Phone sees.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07

Here is a homemade syrup which
millions OF people have found 10 be
the moet dependable means OF breaking
up stubborn coughs IL is cheap and
simple, but very prompt in action. Tn.
der its healing, soothing influence,
chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens,
breathing becomes easier, tickl w in
throat stops and you get a good nights
restful sleep. The usual throat and
chest colds are conquered by 1t in "a
hours or less. Nothing better for
bronchitis, hoarseness, Group, whoop-
ing cough, bronchial asthma or winter
coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2h ounces Of Pincx into pint
bottle. and fill the bottle with plain
Rranulated sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. IL you prefer use clari-
fled molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. Either way,
you get full pint-a family supply
OF much better cough syrup than you
could buy ready.made for three times
the money. Keeps perfectly and chill
dren love its pleasant taste.
Pinex Is special and highly con.
centrated compound OF genuine Nor.
way pine extract, known the world
over for its prompt healing effect upon
the membraucs
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2i2 ounces Of Pinex'
with full directions, and don't accept
ANYTHING else. Guaranteed TO give alb
solutc satisfaction or money promptly
refunded. Tho Pinex Co., TT. Wayne,
Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07
O. C. RAILWAY ASKS RAISE
urban Lines; Passengers Fare Up.
Would Hike Freight Rates on Inter-

urban Lines; Passengers Fare Up.
Would Hike Freight Rates on Inter-
by Associated Press, state wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct 6.-The
oklahoma Railway company today
applied to the state corporation com
mission for increased rates for
freight and express service on Its In
terurban lines. Hearing OF the case
was set for october l6t The company
asks a 25 PER cent increase for
freight service which, according to
the application, would bring the rate
equivalent OF that charged by rail-
way express companies. The pro-
posed express rate ON milk ship
ments would be IL 1-2 per cent
greater than charged by railway ex-
/ press.
The commission recently granted
| the company an incrcasc In street
car fares in oklahoma City from 8
cents to Z cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07
Rows Make Lockers,

Bows at the Junior high school in
the manual training classes have
made 400 lockers under the super
vision Of their instructor, A. I.
vaughn, and they are being installed
,his week for the use Of the pupils
AT that school.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07

Robert A. McBirney,
Funeral Director. Phone 456-lgl'
gl84. 92l South Main.E-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07
,,,o Men Arrested at Frisco Tracks

G. II. winthrop and Harry How
ard charged with larceny, who we're
arrested sunday night by John VIII
lard and officer Erickson. both spe
ri1l officers OF the Frisco railroad,
n,ero taken to Tulsa this morning
and turned over 10 the federal au-
,boriii,s. 1t Is claimed that these
men broke into n boxcar on the
Trisla tracks here sunday night and
we're loading stuff IN two automo.
bllss when the officers arrested
them. winthrop, who IL an alleged
drug addict ana a oonsumptive,. was
ysry iu this morning, and had to be
carried from the jail to the auto 10
take him TO Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07
S.APULPAN HURT
IN AUTO MISHAP
W. r. Millikin's Car
Turns Turtle on
Kiefer Road
lhsnl,l 70 the World.

iMsciai 70 the World.
sAPULPA, okla, oct. 6.--W. II.
NlIkin was painfully injured last
night when his Ford car skidded on
me- Kiefcr road, turned turtle and
,brew him onto the ground. A pas
.rhy nlcked the injured man up and
'ook him to Kiefer where 1t was
,Cu1d he was seriously injured. A
prff,ngton Brothers ambulance was
ralied from Sapulpa to take him to
This, TO a hospital for treatment.
Nunkin lives at Mounds and was on
his way home from kiefer when the
srr.5ept occurred, at 1880 last
rlrht Mnlikin was reported as
brlng better this afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07
1 Stubborn Cough
LoVsens Right Up

This homemade remedy is y wonder
for quick results. Easily and
cheapiy made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07

You Needn't Fear an Attack OF
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-15
Time For Filing Papers Ex-
3 pired AT Midnight
Friday
CONTESTS FOR
MOST OFFICES
Democrats Have No Candi-
date For County Surveyor
To Oppose Van Voorhis

Filing Of petitions for nomination
to office at the August primarie.
closed Friday at midnight.
Thirty representative men of thi.
county, filed their petitions for nom
nations, as follows:
+ Judge, Court Of Appeals--Lewis B
Houck, Democrat
Congressman = George d. Neal
Democrat.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G. Weav
er, Republican; G.. l.. Brentlinger
Democrat; Dwight Hyatt, Democrat.
County Commissioners =. Republi
cans, Walter A. Shuff, Joseph McMil
len, Wilson Bradrick; Democrats, AL
va B. Davis, Samuel Schooler, Curtis
McManis, David Woolison, A, J. De
long. G. B. Parker.
Common Pleas Republican
Park B. Blair; Democrat, Charles l.
Bermont.
n Probate Judge-Republican, l., Jay
Duke; Democrat, julius Headington.
County Treasurer Republican
Boyd Smith, Charles Mcdonald; Dem,
Ocrat, II. A. Ralston.
Recorder--Republican, ]. r. Reed
Jr.; Democrat, Jesse B. Sensil.
Clerk Of Courts-Walter G.. Burris,
Republican.
Surveyor-Carl VanVoorhis, Repub.
lican.
Sheriff Republicans. George Col.
Inns, Clifton G.. Stream; Democrat,
Burr III. Lytle.
4 Prosecuting Attorney--Republican,
Paul M. Ashbaugh; Democrat, Robert
l.. Carr.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-15
SPOILED FOOD

sOne Of the reasons why food Il
high is found in a bit OF railroad new
from a big railroad center. On on'
of,the, several railroads the, city there
were standing on certain day, un
opened. LOG cars of perishable frul,
and vegetables, including a large por
tion of grapefruit. lemons. cherries
strawberries, cucumbers and toma
toes. Two cars of onions had beer
on the tracks for two weeks, and
much of the other stuff had been
there for many days, with no iniica.
tion OF how much longer 1t would
have to wait.
Some of the delay was due to slow.
ness on the part of the railroads In
shifting the cars to the proper
switches. Most of II was the fault
of the commission men to whom the
goods were consigned.
This evil, always bad, particularly
in the big market centers, becomes
worse as summer advances, with
warmer weather and larger ship
ments of perishable goods. Last sum
mer the waste from fruits and veg
etables rotting I'm cars was notorious
1t will be just as bad this summer un
less something is done about 1t.
The farmers suffer from II, and the
public suffers. The commission men
generally avoid loss by refusing to
pay the producer for the spoiled
stuff or raising the price of sound
produce enough to make up for the
rest. Along this line federal, state
and city authorities should be able
to accomplish some useful conserya.
tion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-15
PROTEST AGAINST
DELIVERY OF ARMS

tBy Associated Press to The Bannerl
SOFIA, June IL The Bulgarian
government has received telegram
from the Minister of Foreign Affairs
OF the Bolshevist government In Rus.
sia protesting against the alleged de.
livery to the forces opposing the Boil
shevik troops of arms and munitions
by the Bulgarians.
The Bulgarian Foreign Minister has
replied that all its arms and mum.
tions have been confscated by the
French and that therefore it Is not in
a position to furnish arms to anyone
He added that the Bulgarian govern
ment has no knowledge of the present
dispositions of these arms and that IT
will not be responsible II they are in
use.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-15
LABOR. DEMANDS
!. INVESTIGATION

tBy Associated Press to The Bannerl
MONTREAL, June IA congres
slonal investigation into the alleged
"unspeakable outrages" inflicted on
mine workers by the "coal interests
in West Virginia, is demanded In a
resolution unanimously adopted here
today by the convention of the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor.
The Republican convention has
turned its back on labor" and ''has
adopted platform defiant In its de
fense of the laboring men and calcu
lated to secure for them fresh advan
tages and greater privileges, Samue
Gompers and Thomas w. OIL, presi
dent and vice president or the Ameri
can Federation of Labor, declared al
the meeting today.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-15
OHIO WAREHOUSES;
ARE CLOSING Up

+ tBy Associated Press to The Bannerl
COLUMBUS, o., June II = The
workhouse situation in Ohio is at
tracing the attention of welfare work
ers. The closing Of many of these in
stitutions. due to prohibition, is said
to be leaving many Ohio cities with.
out proper corrective, penal institu.
tions.
Because OF this situation, Governor
Cox has announced that he will call
a meeting of mayors, county commits.
sioners, workhouse superintendents
and others in July. At this meeting
means will be discussed to relieve this
situation. The calling of such a meet
ing was suggested to the governor by
Dr. d. f. Garland, Ohio director of
public welfare II. II. Shiter, secretary
of the state board of charities. Fred
G. Croxton and r. f. Miles of the
Ohio bureau Of efficiency.
DR., Garland called the governors at.
tention to the closing of the work
houses at Xenia and Cincinnati, the
imminent closing Of the one at Zanes
vile and the contemplated action OF
officials in Columbus and Canton. Vel
far workers emphasize the danger OF
lodging first Offenders and misdemean
ants with hardened criminals in jails
instead OF providing places where re
form and correction are primary mo
tives.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-15
BERM0NT IS OUT FOR
COMMON PLEASJuDGE
Collins Out For Sheriff; Pap
ers Must Be Filed By
Midnight Tonight

Midnight tonight closes the period
OF time allotted to- those who are In.
tending to file petitions for nomina,
tion to public Office, subject to the
decision OF the electors of Knox coun.
ty ut the August primaries.
Those who filed yesterday after.
noon with the clerk of the Knox coun,
ty board OF elections were:
Clifton q. Stream OF Mt, Vernon,
Republican, for county sheriff
George Collins. Mt. Vernon. Repub
lican. for sheriff.
A. j. Delong, Brown township, Dem
ocrat, for county commissioner.
G. u. Parker. Monroe township
Democrat. for county commissioner.
c. l.. Bermont. Mt. Vernon Demo
crat, for common pleas Judge.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-15
.RUMAN|A' S NEED'0F
IRON AND STEEL

[By Associated Press to The Bannerl
JASSY, Rumania, June 12-Ruman.
Ia is badly in need of iron and steel
For nearly seven years steel and iron
imports have heen far below normal.
All reserve stocks were used up dur
ing the war. For reconstruction pur.
poses hundreds OF thousands OF tons
are needed.
Hitherto the German and Transyl-
,vanian furnaces have furnished most
of Rumania's steel. However, all OF
Rumania's needs could be met il Am
orleans developed her iron mines.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-15
SHIPPING WOOL At
FREDER|cKT0WN,. 0.

The huge pile Of wool stored at the
Equity Association building In Fred
ericktown by the county members of
the Ohio Wool Growers association,
said to aggregate over $4,000 pounds,
was loaded on cars this morning and
Is now ready for shipment to the
state storehouse In Columbus. The
Gambler Equity finished loading its
store OF wool Wednesday, which
amounted to over $4,000 pounds.
This wool will be carefully stored
in Columbus, and will be sold by the
state association for the highest
price obtainable In the national mar
ket