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@. Where is the oldest university
in the world? d. S.
A. El-Azhar, translated the Re-
splendent, a university situated in
Cairo, Egypt, whose history can be
traced back to go, is probably the
oldest university in the world.
@. When was the salary of the
President of the United States in
creased? d. H. N.
A. The salary of the first presi-
dent of the United States was fixed
by the congress of 1888. at $4,000;
March 8. 1875, it was raised to $780,
900 by act of congress-; March 4.
for the use of the president for
travelling expenses, and the second
session of the sixtieth congress. 1907,
fixed the salary of the president at
$4,000, without changing the sum
given for travelling expenses.
Q. Kindly inform me whether a
watch carried by a person employed
in an electric light and power plant
is affected by the electricity. Does
the electricity in a persons body af-
feet a watch? M. X.
A. Watches carried by persons so
employed are frequently affected by
the electricity. The amount of cleo
tricity in a persons body will not
affect a watch appreciably.
@. How many members has the
Y. NJ. C. A.? Fl. C.
A. According to the 1919 report
of this organization it has a men,
bership of 739,43S.
G. At what age did Mary Pickford
appear on the stage; and with what
motion picture company did she
start? C. c. II.
A. At the age Of five years Miss
Pickford played juvenile parts with
the Valentine Stock Company OF
Toronto, Canada. She made her
screen debut with B~iograph, under
the direction of Grifith.
Q. Which earthquake or eruption
since 1900 has resulted in the great
est loss of life? l.. w. X.
A.. The earthquake of Sicily and
Calabria, in 1908, caused the largest
number of deaths, this being 76.4S3.
In number of lives lost, the eruption
of Mont Pelee in 1902 holds second
place. when the total was $4,000.
Q. How many people are killed
by automobiles each year? o. r.
A. The National Safety Council
says that approximately 10000 per-
sons a year meet death in this ia
shion. This number is half as many
as the total loss through accidents
in factories, railroads and mines
combined.
Q. How is the name "Blasco Iba-
nez" pronounced? J.. p. G..
A. The name is pronounced Bias
ko Ee-bah-nyath.
@. What was gold used for when
first discovered? J. H. S.
A. The gold mined by the ancients
vas used for practically the same
purposes as today, with the excep-
ton of coinage. The metal was used
largely for decorative purposes in
temples and also for personal adorn-
ment. In Rome, statues of the en-
perors we're very often made entire
ly of gold.
Q. Is the top lever on voting ma
chimes always Republican? II so,
why? NJ. ]. S.
A. The Republican National Com
mittee says that the top lever of a
voting machine is not necessarily
Republican,: this being a matter
the manufacturers of the machine
and the officials Of the state, county
or town desiring the machine.
@. When was America first used
a term applied to the whole west
ern world? o. X. N.
A. Gerardus Mercator, a Flemish
g~eographer and mathematician first
the name in this sense in l541.
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when you are angry. you should count 100
before you attempt to speak" advised the Thin
Man.
"shucks," replied the Fat Man. When I
get mad I get so mad that / can't count"
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he ENDED KIDNEY TROUBLE

Il had 9 severe attack OF kidney trou-
BILE and for three weeks could not
get out OF doors anC scarcely Out
OF bed writes C. Y. Brewer. Village
Springs. Ala. Gould NOT bend over A.
all without the most excruciating pains
purchased a bottle of Foley KIDNEY
Pills Was relieved after nrst few doses
and continued their use until completely
cured. 7 consider Foley Kidney pills me
best kidney remedy in the world. No
recurrence of my trouble" Sold Every
where.--AdN
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Iuke McTmEc Saws

buhC CAJu says
Our idea Of a polite man is one who is too
At that, 1t Is a blame sight easier to Succeed
you didn't.
There would be fewer damphools in the world
II the Marriage Ceremony legally appointed
every Wife her Husbands Guardian.
The only time some men are sure they are
right Is when their wives disagree with them.
About the time a man gets a good crease In
his pants his wife will get up first in the morn
ing and frisk said pants and leave them piled
In a crumpled heap.
1t takes a man a long time to learn that it is
a heap easier to talk yourself out Of a good job
than It is to talk yourself into one.
when you get a man cornered in an argu-
nent. he will say: We'll, ! meant GENERALLY
speaking"
We all pay too much attention to the Fine Art
OF Conversation and too little attention to the
Fine Art of Keeping Still.
Anyway a Hermit has the consolation Of
knowing that the Neighbors are not talking
about him.
We are making too much Progress nowadays.
A girl starts wearing a Drug Store Complexion
about the time she gets out of m School.
When you make a promise to a man he'd
rather have you break every one OF the Ten
Commandments than have you break the
promise.
Names Is Names.
Willie May Call lives at 72s Craig street.
Covington, Ky.
Our Daily Special.
Free Advice Should Be Labeled: Handle
With Care"
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Ho, Hum!
The days are getting short dear me,
And IL gets dark too soon, 1 vow:
1t Is a fact, / will agree,
That 1t gets late quite early now.
Luke McLuke.
The days will long and longer grow
In just a few weeks, but ah me,
This bitter fact full well I know,
As short as ever I shall be.
Newark Advocate.
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Poor Man!

Poor Man!
He swore off swearing, but, by GRIPPE.
It's all Oft with poor Blaw:
For his wife made him FIX the pipe
To make the furnace draw.
Luke McLuke.
He swore off swearing-I'm afraid
It's of-poor Hiram Spouse,
His wife got after him and made
Him help her clean the house.
Hastings, Neb., Tribune.
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WHY SPOIL A DAY?
BY, DIR. James I.

BY. DIR. James I. Vance.
There is really not much fun in
making yourself miserable. Why
not be happy? Whether it helps
you or not. it would certainly be
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oh, lady fair. IL you are y-y-y-y.
You'll let me gaze into your ~i-i-i-i;
With love for you my heart doth
bla-a-a-a-a,
Forever / will sing your pra-a-a-a.
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Is That So.

wilmington News-Journal.)
Luke McLuke says it tastes good to kiss a
homely girl in the dark. This home brew stuff
will make a man do anything.
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The Tyler County Circuit Court, of Tyler
County, w. Va has granted Lemon Ice. Of Mid
dlebourne. w. Va. permission to change his
name to Lee Ice. 1t is with deep regret that
the Club loses a worthy member.
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HEALTH NEWS

Send your question to Information
Bureau, United states Public Health Ser
vice, Washington, u. c. Give name and
address II you wish personal reply.
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Bless You. NV Childrens

Miss Meta Pitchford, OF Scottsville, KY, and
Mr.. Went Wilder, of st. Louis, Mo, were mar
ried at Scottsville last week.
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BITS OF BYPLAY
By Luke McLuke
Copyright. 1920. by The Cincinnati Enquirer.


Cheer up. old pal. It always takes
A while TO realize
That he who never makes mistakes
Is he who never tries.
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In the epidemic OF songs about Blues"
there'll be nothing soul-rending as the Sun
day-law Blues.
After his vindication in Greece. tits said Con-
~stantine had to order a larger crown.
II any weary monarch seeks a haven, there's
a vacant place at Lucerne.
The vice president-elect took snuff at a recent
Scots banquet, proving to the world that his
jobs a sn-easy one.
The future will tell what Senator wadsworth,s
wordss worth. He says the income tax will be
reduced.
People seem more worried about the pros
poets of a green Christmas than about the likli-
hood of blue Sunday.
Now's the time when there's no arsument
against a bank account.
Wheat fell. but it'll be an awful long time
before bread feels the shock.
Prison visitors may poster Ponzi. but his cred
itors can't get at him.
II Burleson is to be dismissed by letter. they'd
better put the blue envelope in the mail now.
Constantine has his trunks packed-as for
that. SO have hundreds of ofhcehoiders in WASH
ingtor
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Doooone Her!

The cackling hen goes "cut, cut. cut"
To fool me she is trying;
You think that she is laying, but
More often she is lying.
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Thank!
Dear Luke: In case you get locked out, you
can find a Lolita Keys in Kokomo, Ind.-I. S. c..
Gosh!
Do you know that Sarah May Steel and Char
lie Will Steel live in olumbia Tenn?
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Our Daily Special.
Every Chauffeur Should Try To Use A Little
Horse Sense.
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Mean Brute!


Love is blind" sighed Mrs. Gabb.
Maybe that Is why he Is always putting hi
foot in it," growled Mr.. Gabb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-11

In the epidemic OF songs about Blues
therell be nothing soul-rendins as the Sun
day-law Blues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-11

Luke McLuke Says
Our idea of an Altruist Is a man who thanks
another in advance for his assistance.
Art usually wears so little that it isn't hard
for the average man to appreciate Art.
A man thinks he is as smart as a woman. But
did YOU ever see a man who could sharpen a
pencil with his teeth?
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Paw Knows Everything.


willie-Paw. what are narrowing details?
Paw-Crop reports, my son.
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This High Costs lard on US poor gents,
No wonder mere man hollers:
He seems TO earn his coin In cents,
And spend his coin in ssssS...
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Names Is Names.
Willie C. Acuff lives in Rutlege, Tenn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-11

After his vindication in Greece. tits said Con.
stantine had to order a larger crown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-11

II any weary monarch seeks a haven, there's
a vacant place at Lucerne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-11

The vice president-elect took snuff at a recent
Scots banquet. proving to the world that his
jobs a sn-easy one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-11
Obi

Is he who never tries.
when you are angry. you should count 10
before you attempt to speak," advised the Thi
"shucks." replied the Fat Man. when
get mad / get so mad that I can't count"
Dogsone Her.
The cackling hen goes "cut, cut. cut"
To fool me she is trying;
You think that she Is laying. but
More often she Is lying.
Paw Knows Everything.
Willie-Paw. what are narrowing details?
Paw-Crop reports, my son.
Tun.
This High Costs hard on us poor gents,
No wonder mere man hollers:
He seems TO earn his coin In cents,
And spend his coin In $685..
Mean Brute!
Love is blind" sighed Mrs. Gabb.
Maybe that is why he Is always putting hi
foot in it," growled Mr.. Gabb.
oh, Joy!
oh, lady fair, II you are y-y-y-y,
You'll let me gaze into your i-i-i-i;
With love for you my heart doth
bla-a-a-a-a,
Forever I will sing your pra-a-a-a.
Is That So:
Wilmington News-Journal.)
Luke McLuke says it tastes good to kiss
HuIiSi Shl III ~ ~ III hoiiC " o Stul
will make a man do anything.
Notice!
The Tyler County Circuit Court, of Tylel
County. w. Va, has granted Lemon Ice, of Mid.
dlebourne. w. Va. permission to change hi.
name to Lee Ice. 1t is with deep regret tina
the Club loses a worthy member.
Bless You, MY Children!
Miss Meta Pitchford. OF scottsviile. Ky, and
Mr.. Went Wilder, of st. Louis, Mo-, were mar.
ried at Scottsville last week.
Ho, Hum!
The days are getting short dear me,
And IL gets dark too soon, 1 vow:
1t is a fact, / will agree.
That it gets late quite early now.
Luke McLuke.
The days will long and longer grow
In just a few weeks, but ah me,
This bitter fact full we'll I know.
As short as ever I shall be.
Newark Advocate.
Thank!
Dear Luke: In case you get locked out, you
can find a Lolita Keys in Kokomo, Ind. s. C.
Gosh!
Do you know that Sarah May Steel and Char
lie Will Steel live in Columbia. Tenn?
Poor Man.
He swore off swearing, but, by GRIPPE.
It's all off with poor Blaw;
For his wife made him fix the pipe
To make the furnace draw.
Luke McLuke.
He swore off swearing-Tm afraid
It's of-poor Hiram Spouse,
His wife got after him and made
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made . sPeech politically. I won
der how many Of MS will be Demo-
Gratis or Republicans because our
husbands and fathers are. l tmly
wonder II it is possible for US at
this late stage Of the game to hon
estly reason from the foundation
up and come to an Intelligent con-
clusion, without aid, regarding this
subject Of party affiIiation. I am
little bit dubious. I see women
rus hing into the excitement, hold
ing meetings IN various neighbor-
hoods much as they held the re-
vival meetings last winter and
while it is only natural th1t they
shall be wrought up ! am truly
curious to know how many hours
OF study they are putting into it
all. Can they get away from the
idea that 1t a big gams7 Will they
grow clanLsh or classy about pol
itics. Judge Lowe remarked one
morning last week that he was
most afraid women would put
politics on a social scale. Will
they neglect" to call on Mrs. So
and So because she is a Repub6.
can or the other way around. Will
Mrs. Non Partisan or Mrs. Social
ist be yostracized?
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- A.. Hssa ~ y .a-
race, carrying several counfe9s BIC
was a candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court of Appeals four
wears ago and carried several coun-
ties against Judge Ritz, including
Marion and Ohio counties.
Judge Meredith has practtced
Law at the Marion county bar for
So years, having been admitted to
the bar In 1881. Before being ao-
mitted to the bar he taught school
in the Fairmont State Normal and
when DR.. J. V. Blair, the principal.
died, he and Miss Dtckey taught
the classes and carried the seniors
through to graduation Judge
Meredith was principal OF the Man.
nIngton schools for two years at
ter being admitted "a practice and
formed friendships while in Man
nlugton with the Furbees, Prich-
ards, Koens and the Hays family
and It Is interesting TO note he has
represented these families all these
years in a legal way.
Judge Meredith is teacher OF the
Mems Progressive Bible class at
the First NJ. E. Sunday school at,
Fairmont and was for several years
president of that class also, but
asked to be relieved OF those du.
ties which led to the election OF
Attorney NJ. w. Ogden as presi.
dent. Judge Meredith Is an earnest
Bible student as well as an inter
esting and convincing talker and
his discussion OF the Sunday school
lessons each Sabbath morning in
awakenB much interest.
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CASTOR !. i. oil
NOW MADE
TASTELESS
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Oil

The chemists of Spencer Kellogg
& Sons, Inc, one Of the world
largest manufacturers of castor
oil. have perfected a remarkable
process by which all neauseating
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Strength and purity remain the
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You don't have to shudder when
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has dreaded taking it. Mothers can
now give children castor oil with
out their even knowing what they
are taking. Grown-ups will also
appreciate this new form OF the
good old remedy. Sold by all good
druggists. II you want aicaBtor oil
absolutely without nauseating
taste, insist on genuine laboratory
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.logg's Tasteless Castor Oil. Three
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Birthday Party.

Mrs. Joseph Ford entertained
about thirty children Wednesday
evening from q until 6 o'clock in
honor Of the eighth birthday anni-
versary of her son Joseph Ford,
Jr. The party was arranged as
a surprise and was a delightful
one. The guests were entertained
with various games and refresh.
meuts were served by Mrs. Ford
assisted by Mrs. Jesse Rex and
Mrs. Oliver Carpenter. The chill.
dren present were: WiIlette and
Caroline Hoult, Doris and Robert
Hutchinson, Helen and Charles
Murphy, Mary and Julia Ball. Gil
bert Rex, Bruce, Camilla and Gen
aida Lawson, Opal James and
Louise Carpenter, Velma and Mil
dred Morgan, Eugene Shaver, Har-
old and Georgia Henderson, Ed
ward and Mary Ford. Raymond
Glascoe, Harry and KaKtherine
Hixenbaugh, Junior Buckley, Max
inc Coombs, Virginia and Mary
Moore, Earl Carpenter and Joseph
Ford. A number Of pretty pres
ents were received by Master Jo-
seDh.
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!. .s.F.0IIDAYlS XVIII
,consighee is person to
-. q -. = Its3 q t1jsn 10 Govt

We ~ coI1siRhee Is q person LC
4 i6tff if1eFck andise is sent.
first Of the pyramids is
Il have been erected by
s9hebpS, an Egyptian king, who
lfyed2 about 1900 B. c.. =
ig5K NJ. Turner, Of New York
Invented the photograph in 1907
e The robber crab, which is
ffia1nd in certain islands OF the
cific, climbs trees in order to
nick cocoauuts.
5Jack Robinson was a man IN
ioiieSi days who became well known
bScauses Of the shor tness, OF his
syssifs. When heFCalled there was
I hardly time to announce his name
before he left. ~
The retina Is one of the coats
sof the eye containing the ends OF
the sensOry nerves which receive
the Impressions which give rise TO
IA retinue is5the suite or at,
PENDANTS ola prince or person OF
dis ttnetion.
n lariat is a''rope, especially
! 81 nor chair used for catching or
Z fas ihg animals. a..
'as sTdell Phillips, porn IN
,iBos i Mass, November %, 1911,
VA ne principal orator Of the
anti very party. He died IN
Y: 81 obsters, before they are
3boil led are Of a dark greGnish col
~ 81 u 5'-N
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man, OF Salem, and was the mother
OF L WadG Coffman. circuit clark
OF Harrison county, who. has helo
that position for many years .anq
whole accredited with being the
''nost popular man In Harrison
county, Another OF her sons, ,ClaIr
ence Goffman, Is prominent bust
ness man in Pittsburgh.
Rev. Thomas G.. Meredith, anoth
er brother. OF the judge, is a Meth
odist minister. being pastor OF the
Halleck circuit and residing al
SBellYtew. He has heidi appoint,
ments at Wheeling Grafton and
SIstersville and at every place
built ANEW church edifice. He mar
rfed;: Miss Cora Snodgrass, OF Wetz
ell county, who is connected with
the Snodgtass family ins Manning
ton district in Marion county,
Another brother, Writ Meredith
Is Il manufacturer OF fruit boxes
and containers in Florida and has
q large establishment. He has chill
dren In both West Virginia and
that state. Still another brother
Melvin &. Meredith, was for long
period OF years principal OF short
hand and bookkeeping in the IRON
City College at Pittsburgh but re-
tired recently to a farm near that
city. The judges youngest brother
whitman Meredith ls purchasing
agent for lumber of the; Baltimore
q Ohio railroad and has supervi.
sion OF the hnying OF, all the lum-
Der and cross ties used for that
railroad in West Virginia, Ohio
and Pennsylvania. That brother
has a son, Lorain, who Is chtei en-
gineersof mining planttat Reeds.
Vile In Preston county, and anoth'
err. son. Owen, who is a civil engi'
neer at FairmOnt,
Judge w. S. Meredith married
Dora .. Swtsher, a daughter OF u.
f. Swisher, who was member OF
the firm of Swishcr 1; Carpenter,
which had the largest dry goods
store in Fairmont tor many years.
She died leaving two sons, Dana
and Aubrey bbLh, whom are dead
Dana was civil. engineer and
Aubrey was Il promising young
lawyer at the Marion county bar,
Judge Meredith's second wife was
Lola b. Hail. daughter of s. w.
Hall, the first clerk OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals Of West trginiu,
The second Mrs Meredith was a
sister Of Mrs Capt. RolIo j., iCon'
ley, Of Fairmont.. Judge Meredith's
present wife was MISS Frances
Dent, n daughter Of Q. H.. Dent. Of
BeIington,' who was o registered
trained nurse before her marriage
To that union was born Winfield
Scott Meredith, Jr., who is now
five years OF age. =
Judge w. S. Meredith held the
office Of prosecuting attorney oil
Marion county from 1889 10 1889,
being elected to fill an unexpired
term of three years and again for q
full term of four years. His next
political office and the one oil
which he is proudest, was president
of the board OF education for Fair
mont district for. a period OF elght
years. He also served .as mem
Der of the local executive board Of
the Fairmont State Normal school
for a term. From 1911 until 1915
he was state senator for the dis
trict made up OF Marion, Mononga'
liza and Taylor counties. He was
at one time a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for congress
in the old Second district and gave
the late Judge A,G. Dayton a close
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| EnrY The Groundhog.

This morning when ] awoke !
wished I was a grounding. How
nice it must be to crawl into a
hole there to stay for the winter,
until once again the earth is all
smiles and sunshine. Last eve
ming many fires we're burning
brightly and hour by hour it grew
cooler and crisper and more like
real fall During the night the
wind began to blow and the skies
began to play rain songs and by
morning at the usual waking hour
it was dark and damp and unipvit-
ing. ! know that many persons
were late to breakfast for there
was no usual light to arouse them
but instead heavy curtain OF
rain and dizziness.
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FAIR PRACTICE
CONTINUED from page one.

cars were coal ina 10 ears were
coke NATURALLY eastern loading
slunp ed Il there being but 500 car8
loaded III sthat sdtrecEion, while
westward there We're % cars Of
coal loaded. Coke loading totaled
10 cars, Of which Fl cars went east
and aignI cars vest. SIX cars Of
c6a teTe 9Gdedsbyswagou mines
onSWednsslay.
" Operations al3ns the Muncnga7
'hela railway on. "Wednesday loaded
292 cars of coal In, the West Nlr-
ginia DISTRICT. Wnlio.The minee in
The Penn3ylEalla district iondei
y35 i cars of sqai & (,
5tttAIong the Western Maryland
RAILROAD yesterday there were So
cars Of coal loaded.
Daily Shipments.
Poor car supply yesterday forced
lake shipments and export constsn-
ment was down and In fact west
.eTn line shipments showed a dccid-
ed drop. These consignmcnts were
made off the B. & o. railroad yes
terday: Curtis Bay, 81 cars; st.
Georges, two cars; lakes. 45 ears;
Michigan points, eight cars; Ohio
points, 90 cars. ~!
Railroad Fuel. a
Railroad fuel loading OF he p.
& o railroad on wednesday was
$50 cars. The b. so. tonnogae
was heavy at 1875 Casr, that system
anxious OF 90 the limit IN getInE
coal before the assigned car order
goes into effect on Friday.
These consignments were made:
B. & O., 1o2 cars; Bangor and
Arostock, 20 cars; C. Of N. j., five
cars; Lehigh Valley, IS cars; New
York, New Haven and Hartford,
three cars; p. & r.. "a cars; Bos.
ton and Maine; IA cars; Maine
Central. six cars; Erie, 90 cars;
West Shore, 80, cars. Canton, three
cars.
Il. 6 O. Movement.
East of Grafton the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad on Wednesday
moved "a trains, in which there
were 1904 loads, Of which 400
we're coal. To the west there were
1877 loads moved, of which $50
cars were to the lakes.