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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

wouldn't It be a joke to nominate man who has not
spent a dollar Of his own OF anybody else's money TO VIE
the uregfdencv2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

Trace forty-six as best you can
And you'll outline a - -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

New Mexico. Texas California
In an other states per month.
issues VIII be mailed for $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

.Eclusive features and complete
Correspondents GOVERNS
nEton, D c. and New YORK
ID class matte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

No. change In personnel VIII prevent the chamber
commerce from going right ahead This organzauo
bigger than any one man OF two.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

$50 Herald was established IN
absorption and succession. The
ibune. The Graphic The sun.
.epuhiican The Builetin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

About all that can be said for a part Of the Popula
Of some cities IS that it is Just population
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
CARTA POLITICA

que es la aspiration mas legftima de
nuestro pueblo " la mas pura repre-
sentaci0n de nuestra personalidad.
ESQ mislno he proclamad oy mantle
,lido. en- LII tribuna dulante las campa-
mas polfticas pasadas y especialmente
sen la presente en- .companfa de nues-
tro jefe senior Barcel6.
4 Son estos a grands rasgos, mis- idea
les mis- eiecutoHias: sosteni6ndolos
Y defendi6ndolos he dirigido todas mis-
actuaciones. Constituyen a un tempo
ell programa con que me presento otra
vez ante los organismos polfticos de
mi partido desnudo de todo otro ba-
gale, para solicitar el endoso, de, mi
para el cargo df{senador
at-large.
,Es esa la finalidad que persigue es--
ia communication que dirijo vosotrOs
para que tomeis nota de ella Official
mente, suplicdndoos tengdis la amabi-
lidad de informarme, por escrito, la
brevedad possible, 81 para esta aspira-
ci6n mia que considero legftilna, pue-
do contar con la cooperation decidida
de esa Hon. Junta Local.
NIily respetuosamente,
h. Be1lites Flores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
Association de Oficinistas de
s='t.n COmerciO.
CONvOCAToRIA.

Por acuerdo del Comite Central, Sc
convoca todds los Asociados de San
Juan y la Isla, para la AsambIea Ge-
neral extraOrdinaria que tendra efec-
to eI dfa 5ade, Septiembre pr6ximO IA
la p. M. en- ell edificiO No. 10 de la
Gale de Allen. saasasfFi aasUa t.99' t8
Los dasuntos a 1 itratari son los si-
guientes:J l1eo- a2
"Enmiendas al Reglamento." aa
"Cuestiones generates que afectan
a la organization de esta Association" :"
Los Comites de la Isla Sc serviran
notifcar al Comite CentraE'Ios nom
bres de los senores delegados que de-
signen, cuyo nGmero es discresional.
\ Ell CuerpO Directive srplica a todos
la puntual asistencia al acto de re-
ferencia.
San Juan, P. R., 27, Agosto 1920.
ANTONIO BLANCO FERNANDEZ,
SecretariO General.
V. b.
; ]. ALMIROTY,
Vice-Presidente. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01

ttcngo Que referirme; fue pdblica, de
ella do cuenta al pals la prensa cuah
do 10 mereci6, " ahf estan los records
de la Camara de, Delegados que has
blan con la mejor elocuencia dc mi
actuaci6n legislative ; pero 81 quiero
sehllar v recordar especialmeifte, mi
lab + Ell Instruction Publica, consi7
guicndo Ell aumento de $40 escuclas
rurales mas; el dc slieldos a los macs
tros mi c;lmpafia en- pro de los ferFo-
e;;irrilss de Oriente, sosteniendo la de
mi iiustre amigo, el senior Barcel6, en-
ii ceieBre Conseio Eiecutivo, en- igual
sentido, ! otras importantes leyes de
ea;lif.ieter jurfdico = social.
;.iTtI3ALES? Portorriquefo ell to-
tto nio,nentoy he mantenido, siempre
los dclechos de mi pals por encima de
cuaiuuier otra aspiracion, proclaman-
10 como tfilica y eXclusiva divisa el
malteliinliento, a toda costa, de nues
ira dignsdad, nuestro decoro y nuestra
pe1.sonalidad. "
En-. ese sentido lie de Inantenerme
siempre ffrnle e irreductible prefirien-
llolo todo, antes que desistir de esa
Inca de conducta, aceptar NADIA que
afecte eiNnodo algufo nuestra dig
nidad como pueblo nuestro sagra-
do dnracho \ Ia mas ahSoIIta Iibertfd
Pero todo ESQ, con la moderation Sc
rena v reflexiva que tienen los hon.
bres que han llegado una conviction
definitiva, tras ell estudio Y la medita-
ci6n frfa de nuestrO problema sin
alardes nj ostentaciones imprudentes.
que lejos de encausar nuestra fnali-
dad polftica, la dificulten, mas sin de-
jar paso nunca actuaciones que no
est6n EN- absolute ammonia con nueS-
ira justa aspiration.
No creo en- la "estadidad" que con-
sidero y califico pn absurdo polftico
no rechazarfa una autonomfa amplia
v total que nos colocara en- el camino
de obtener 10 ANTES POSSIBLE
nuestra definitiva Independence, pero
sin que tai autonomfa implique JA-
MAS la posposici6n del supreme ideal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
Union de Puerto Rico.
pistinsuido compatriota

~
A instancias de algunos bondadosos
amigos V correligionarios, he resuelto
preselltar mi candidatura para Sena-
dor at-large por mi partido. Sc. des-
de luego, que a este anuncio mfo, La
pregunta de los que me conocen ha dc
ser: :Eiecutorias? iIdeales?
Para esos correligionarios, con las
cuailes no haya tenido el gusto de
estrecliar relaciones polfticas amis
tosas, debo contestar con estas sem
cillas palabras:
Natural fde San Juan, fuf federal
deSde los primeros dfas de mi juven-
tud: corrf los pesares y resist los sa-
crificios que las extraordinarias con
diciones de aquellos tiempos (19O2)
imponfan a los que mantenfamos y
defendfamos aquel credo. Fuf enton-
ces electo Presidente del sub-comite
de la juventud federal de memories de
20 ailos, en- San Juan, y finalmente CO.
ri la misma suerte en- polftica que
mis- amigos maestros al fusionarse
aquel noble Y generoso partido EN- es-
TIA patri0tica gloriosa agrupaci6n
poIftica de Union de Puerto Rico.
Unionistas desde el primer mOmen-
to de vida de este organismo, jamas
mi entusiasmo enfaqueci0 nj mis- ener
gfas, en- su defensa, Sc agotaron; Y
nj ante los honores inmerecidamente
conferidos, nj ante las decepciones su-
fridas, mi actuaci6n pOlftica ha ex-
perimentado cambio alguno, aunque
bien puedo asegurar que 81 fuf STEM
pre- ell tiltimo en- la solicitud de los
honores, fuf siempre soldado de pri-
mera fnea en- momentos de- luchas y
,amarguras del partido.
Els possible que .esa invariable y
constante consecuencia polftica Sc de-
biera la alta distinction y ell inmereci-
do honor que me hiciera nuestro in
olvidable Maestro. Muloz Rivera al
llevarme en- compan1a Suya por la IS
la ydurante Las campafias polfticas del
12 Y del IA, Y de hacer luego, figurar
mi nombre para miembro, de la Junta
Central de nuestro Partido.- hace mas
de seis amos. siendo reelecto dos amos
despues, y cargo que sirvO en- la ac-
tualidad con gran honor para mi.
En- 1914 fuf electo delegado la Ca
mara por el Distrito de Humacao y
entonces recibf tambien honores in
mercedes especiales distinciones
del Speaker inolvidable amigo Y de
fensor persistente del Ideal, sefi0r de
Diego.
A mi actuaci6n en- la Cdmara no
d 81 Il |4a a Y 70 Z g.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
LA soCIEDAD ANGLoEsPANOLA
DE LONDRES M,
La impOrtancia del idiOma espanOl

Ell senior Hardinge, presidente de la
asamblea Official celebrada por la So
ciedad Angloespanola, insistio en- es-
ia sobre la creciente importancia que
tiene para el comercio ell conocimien-
to del idioma espanol.
Di6 cuenta de los trabajos realiza-
dos por la referida Sociedad, y pro-
puso la concession de un premio anual,
con objeto de estimular la educacion
angloespanola en- las escuelas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01

Ell distinguish letrado senior Benl
tez Flores nos remite. para su publ
caei6n, la siguiente carta:
San Juan, 2. r.,
Agosto 20 de 1920.
ST.. Presidente y Miembros de la
Junta Local del Partido
Union de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
AUMENTo DE CAPITAL

- y IT ~ f7I-F 7Ig-I' y N'7t.T
Ha sido archiFado en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva un Certificate de Enmienda
las Clausulas de Incorporation de
la corporation dom6stica denominada
Porto Rican American Tobacco Com
pqny of Porto Rico, en- el sentido de
aumentar ell capital social autorizado
a $4,000, ,000. 90. ;4s .aa d.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01

REsFRIADOS CAUSAN DoLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa Ia causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
dismo Fiebres. Solo hay un "BRO-
MO QUININA." La frma de E. w.
GROVE viene coa ca , cajita. .
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
fa.E i1-
CAMBIOS

Sc VENDE la casa No. 6S Gale
San Sebastian, da frente la Gale
de San ebastian y OtrO frente al Bou-
levard del Vale. Altos y bajos. In
formes: San Francisco SIS, (altos).
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-01
Conservese oven

ST su peIo empieza a encanecer.
acuerdese que hay un preparado en-
forma de locion que es una maravilla.
"SALUD DEL CABELLO DE HAY"
Con ell uso de este preparado hay
miIlares de personas que vuelven su
cabellera va girls canOsa su color
primitive. PreciO del franscO: IS ctys.
Sc envia pOr correO.
Gonzalez Padln Co.,
INC.
San Juan, Ponce, Mayagiez.
Advt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23

unsetfied tonIgh ran
FEidas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23

TAG FOR
HQR.... |. !. /.
It May Enable lll:
vestigator.s: J to
Trace The
Animal
TBy Assoolatod Praa5i

NEW YORK, Sept. 2Ss--Whlie N
vestigatorS were stu seeRitt 70
solve the mystery Of the JWall
explosion Of a week ago lte9i
headquarters announced 9 pan
containing dynamite WAS gfound
day on the platform Of the q so
avenue elevated station 10 Brp
lyn. ~
came from police headqua ters ii
tag found in Wall street ne
horse attached TO the death cart
has been identified as one feste
by the health department. IN y
to the Reed Ice Cream Comp
Brooklyn, certifying that the EioIee
was not afflicted with gland ets
Detectives left inmedS ~
question company ofEictals
whether the horse had been euld M
the last two years.
The bureau OF cumbustib les a.
police headquarters annouuce
tho dynamite package was q 9Qlfl
with fuse attached at1d tiitfiln
when batFoIIne6 found e and nut +
out. Detectives took tn q bomb D
headquarters at Manhattan
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
SCHOOLCHILDRENAT.
.IADUST TRIAL SHOW
Some New Exhibits Were
Put In Place Last
Night

The Industrial exhibit at the ~
last evening was well patronized
with numbers OF school children
particularly on hand to view the
various booths. Several addition
al stands we're ready for inspec-
ton last night among them a mag.
nlficent Fairmont Window Glass
display showing racks OF glass in
sthe cylinder shape just before It is
made into window glasses. A.
least eight OF these shone nicely
under the light and in addition
there was a display OF all the ma.
terials which are used to make
window glasses, the latter under
glass covers on a ledge in good
view.
The Mining Machinery company
had a booth last evening showing
countless numbers OF mining ma.
chinery supplies too numerous anD
varied to describe with some large
machinery placed carefully and
laboriousty in place for inspection.
While this sort OF booth fails to
attract from an aesthetic stand
point, It is most educational par
ticularly to school boys and girls.
The N. v. T. company had man
on hand to explain the large test.
ing machine in its booth last night.
This machine is kept in the. Man
ley livery barn where workroom
Is installed. and 1t is here. the tests
Of gas meters In town are made.
registers too much gas In your es'
timation; the NJ. ". T.. company
will test it out for you and refund
your money II the meter has been
telling lies on you. the meter IS
all right and It was merely your
imagination which was at fault,
you pay the company for the test
| so you take q chance either way.
The testing machine itself Is test
ed by proper authority regularly,
| While not at all flowery this booth
Is most interesting.
Ice cream cones were again dis
| tributed free Of charge to the audi
ence last evening by the Velvet
Ice Cream company.
A program consisting OF movies
mainly showing an Industrial film
was much enjoyed. Miss Nell
Dougan furnished a very pretty
musical program. Frank Deligattl
and Katherine Moore were mol
present as scheduled due to Mr.
Deligatti's sudden absence from
the city.
Tonight Mrs. Horace Falconel
and Miss Virginia Cook, the latter
one OF the Fairmont great piano
artists will have charge OF the pro
/ gram. The exhibit lasts all week
/ and It behooYes anyone and every
one to call. around at the ny" and
see what this city is doing, tar
! through the exhibit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
WHEELINGGIRL DIES
HERSECRET UNTOLD
Brother Who Made Race
With Death Lost
Narrowly.

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. "a
James Ewing of the crew OF the
United States Destroyer Barney
lost In the race with death when
he arrived here this morning from
Newport, r. l., from where he was
summoned by his sister Miss Mar
garet Ewing, prominent suburban
school teacher who was slowly
dying from the effects OF a Polson
said she had a secret to tell her
brother and every effort was bent
10 get him here in time. Secretary
Of the Navy Daniels having person
all yinterested himself in the case
helped. Although her parents az.
tempted 10 persuade Miss Ewing .
unfold the secret, she refused. Sne
died little while before her oroth'
er arrived.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
.hlLLERAND hEH
. FRENCH PRESIDENT
Former Leader Of 1adical
Socialists Was. Elected
This Morning
LRv AsancInted Preaal

VERSAILLES, Sept 23.-Alex:
ander Millerand was today, elected
president OF France by the nation
al assembly in session here. He
succeeds Paul Deschemel, who re-
signed because OF Ill health.
MAlerand received 695 votes out
OF a total Of S92.
Alexander Millerand has: long
been one of-the foremo 5tBuEes
i'm the political life OF FNfHce e. rs
entry into parliament dated back TO
1885 and his cabinet experience to
1889. His early affiliations were
with the radical socialists and he
always has been keenly interested
in labor questions.
1t was Millerand's service TO his
country during the great war, how
over, as minister. of war In the
Viyilni cabinet and his notable con-
duct OF Frace's foreign policy as the
successor OF iQlemenceau in the
premiership that raised him into
prominent and eligible for the pres.
ldenUy.
Milierand was born In Paris Feb
ruary 10. 1859 and he was educated
for the bar.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
BOOKS READY FOR
NEW REGISTRATION
Registrars Can Go To
Work At Once County
Clerk Says

The blanks were received by
County Clerk A. C. Martin this
morning which enables registrars
to start their work at once in the
system worked out to permit the
vote Of women at the coming elec.
ton, which will be held on Nov. 2.
The registrars can start work at
once or in q few days but must
start the work by October l.
The registration boards will sit
October 1873 for the purpose oil
receiving the work of the regist'
rars The county court will sit as
a registration board on Oct. 1921
when correction can be made or
omissions supplied. This court sits
as a registration board particular
ly TO accommodate the people living
out in the country, according TO
Clerk Martin.
Transfers by which women NOV.
ing from one precinct to another
can have their vote taken can be
secured up until Saturday, October
Mr.. Martins advice TO the ladies
ia "Get registered. Don't forget that
election day is Nov. 2"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
CITY OFFICIALS
ATTEND FUNERAL

A large concourse Of sorrowing
relatives, friends and neighbors as
senIed at the First Methodist
Episcopal church this afternoon for
the funeral services over the body
Of Mrs. j. Clyde Morris whose
death took place on Tuesday morn.
ing. Impressive services Wern
conducted by the pastor Of the
church the Rev. C. q. Goodwin who
paid high tribute to the life and
character OF the deceased, and mu.
sic was furnished by the choir OF
the church. A large number OF
floral emblems which testified 70
the esteem In which the deceased
was held in the community sur
rounded the casket. Following the
services the body was conveyed 70
Woodlawn cemetery where 1t was
The members OF the city Board
OF Directors and the city employees
attended the funeral in body, and
the city hall remained closed dur.
ing the hours OF the funeral out ot
respect TO Mr., Morris who is a
member Of the Board OF Directors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
MASS MEETBH..
TlNG
Republicans From
mont Are Expected
Attend II

Political interest IN Marion eeg
ty viii be concentrated on tn
publican mass meeting At 1tfY
tonight. The meeting which
arranged for Farmingto aIs \
tonight was postponed q the 7
minute en- account OF E9Iue
ters lacally which conhi ieted -
tontsht's date. A big nieetttR
be held at Pennington fRtet % ile
campaign.
A humber OF RepubI bIican inen afl
women will go to Fairy AZ
from here and 1t ts said t1J
that the attendance tonlght VI y
quite large from the tmme
cinity. The speakers sYtll %
ubplican County Chairtnar
A. Meredith and Mrs, A
man.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
IIlSII AND
Rl Will .
1LI..l.'.'..B'.ASEBALL
ane WIN Take Place
Friday Of Next
CHARITIES TO. GET GATE
o5her Business
BY the Rotary
Club Today

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psse q tne PIessnS i1ats s.sS,;4 ss;ssgl ~
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41p1t 81 as ny ~, asabaiI
- = Sti 49, - III
pat y 20 ttSas. . .,-sac,s
ne 1kSl spols IN tlI otust ~
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te otate4 Stett IA stteS; %
lsss " = e, 81. sS-
2 ,psett 2'' W q a. a. ~ e.gr
was pE9seIu lis,.. S,,s.a S - % %
1e sPt zTeeAIy ~ - tJCta 60
e = ot!tfy, iotup 9s-Gt, I-s.ej .s Ia
NO sase " " " t.t aaSn.efent Tor
date ~ Wy Wy ges3 Ps u y S's ~ -
4 itt1e Gll111i Gll1iSfI :, 49,
Gerr ;allt1 is IN IN clAL ~ ~ 't D.,
rangements as !ar as tne 80 nOt.s ~
sscill b sis. concerned, anu ne sSs sbat n
thinks ne can get up . StGo -, tiau TIA
pc q cLe1il y tns VI .aatioIsr,
~ IS5SI potssS.is
i ~ y :. Z + NJ, Z,
.l9;i.Sa. ~ : ~. n, ':1 r, ~.
81 4. as soon ~ soossan osSi ,ritb The
cohheL I.is.s etS - ~
pEessI ,Ss.atS. S1s.ISS posJaT.
sly tstlts GU Stau ~ 80 a. aiSo
9 ttns NoEIlAt Nt1l y, ssuooi, u"S.'a.ea cbar.
.TRt " ~ III a. - tba ia
: 5Sl ssis t1uu anu -EleS VII to of which
slisS tIe mus s.t my ~ oborgo J for the
1s l9n nuSl, " r. ~ Ioyes 9th
4 onv Sir,or,t vii bo ey-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
ALI Progress Must
Go Hand In Hand

.[By Associated Pre5s1

MARION, O.Sept. % 1Intget.
sal realization that material at1p
human progress must 90 hand "a
hand was asserted by SBnAtdt
Harding today to be necess
the nation is TO reach an 3dea sstAs %
OF social welfare.
Speaking TO a gathering con
ed OF Republicans from grel ora
county, Ohio and OF repre
of the Ohio Dental ASSOC lion me
Republican nominee d ared
neither social reforlnerB nor tnou
trial chieBainB shou lyisT t1e
problem of social beterment Att1ct
" from their own staudpotnt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
West Virginians
Auto 10 ion
TBy ASsoo!at "a pr

WHEELING, Sept. -
than 800 autos loaded With
Virginia Repuhli licans Ell ~
this afternoon for dart1p
where tomorrow they ~ III
address by Senator Raft
Harding, the Republi lean pT
tfal nominee The pa.rt =
made up Of Republic Ms NON
eel, Marshal, Ohio,
Hancock counties cQdtpt
northern wing of the cars q
confained more than TON
some of them acti I've In
iicnn womenB. club In tliis u n
WIN 70 10 Columbus tnni nt
the remainder Of tbs Q1r N
are expected TO atrtH $50 "a
evening and tonOfTUW morn "
VIII take their plgc "A i1e VS.
ladh to Marion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
Governor Cox's
Tour Is Resumed

EN- ROUTE WITH GOV. COX,
Sept 23.-With his Arizona cam
puign terminated abruptly by the
wreck OF his special train yester.
day near Phoenix, Governor Cox
today was en- route through New
Mexico to speak tonight al. Albur'
uueruue. The governor and party
today was none the worse for their
experience in the disaster.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
.101 MINES ON
MONONGAH DIV.
ARE IDLE TODAY
Bottom Has Dropped Out
of the Car
Supply

Empties on the Monongah divis-
ion of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road are SO scarce today that 1o1
mines are idle and commercial cars
appear to be very much limited
also. 1t is understood that large
percentage Of the cars on the dIYis-
ion today will Le utilized for rail-
road fuel and on prioritles for pub
lie utilities, In fact much more so
than usual. There are 8sS cars on
the division and the early morning
placement was 772. The mines to-
day ordered for hteir use / ,S47 cars
OF which total Al are for coke load
ing. Cars today are classified as
follows: Open, 584; coke. Al; BIN.
Tx, 262; M.V.T., 81. There were
Ill cars left over from the preVl-
GUS day.
Along the Monongahela railway
today there are 323 cars placed, Of
which number 136 are assigned,
leaving quite fair commercial run
of cars In the West Virginia dis
trict after those utilized for public
utilities are deducted. In the Penn
sylynnIa district there are S06
empties placed.
Limited car supply is also being
encountered on the Helen's Run
and Wyatt-Bingamon branches Of
the Western Maryland railway,
there being but Sc cars, just a lit
tie stronger than a SO per cent
run, and quite a brace of those
empues are for public utility load
ing.
Daily Production.
Due to the improved car supply
on Wednesday over Tuesday the
production In the FaIrmont region
yesterday spruced up some, total
ing 1,346 cars of coal and coke
| ! $50 cars Of coal and 16 cars OF
coke. :,
division Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad on, Wednesday totaled s26
cars of coal and coke-910 cars OF
coal and 16 cars of coke. East
there were 720 coal loads and west
100 cars.
Coke production slumDed some
on Wednesday, dropping down to
lis cars. This was loaded 10 cars
west and six cars east. a total OF
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-23
Irish Problem Not
For Official America
[Rv Assoclated Pressl

MARION, o.. Sept. 23-Declaring
the Irish Problem is mot a question
for official America" Senator Hard.
ing said in n statement today that
in his opinion the movement for
Irish independence would be under
the league of nations a subject en-
tIrely internal or domestic.