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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
EGGS SHOW ANOTHER
DECLINE IN PRICES
Best Grade Now Selling for 90
Cents; Cabbage and
Potatoes Lower.

Eggs have taken another drop IN price
since last week. The best grade in the
dairy stores arc now selling for 60 cents n
dozen, 4 cents less than last week price
Fruit and vegetables are also slightly
lower than they have been.
Apples and grapefruit arc quite plenti-
l,d and Spanish grapes are beginning
10 he imported once more. Apples were
selling for 25. so and 35 cents quarter
peck; bananas 80, 35 and 40 cents dozen
grapes 80 cents a pound; grapefruit S.
10 and 5 for 25 cents, lemons 35 and 40
cents a dozen: oranges so TO 60 cents a
dozen.
Cabbage and potatoes were slightly
lower in price yesterday. White and sweet
potatoes were selling for 20 and 25 cents
quarter; cabbage and 10 cents pound;
celery s. 10 and l5 cents stalk; carrots
> and 30 cents a quarter peck; cauli
flower 20 TO As cents head; lettuce 10
and Is cents head; onions IL and 20
cents quart; radishes lunches for 25
cents; spinach 25 cents a quarter; toma-
toes and 3 for twenty cents,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Laura A. Klrkmam.
ANSWERED LETTERS.


Engaged: "Will you publish list of
books on thc science ard efficient manar-
ment Of tho home. with the prices of
such books7"
Answer I cannot publish the list you
ask for. as that would be advertising But
if you will send me stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope. ] will be very glad to
send you full list of excellent books on
every subject pertaining To home MANAGE
mcnt, giving prices ard name OF publisher.
Earnestine. Can you tell mr. in whit
position our hsg should be hung when
il is drapcd from Window
Answer: Never drapc tho flag. II you
have no Ang-polc hang the flag fiat. r.
It is hung with the stripes running up and
down, have the stars IN the upper left
hand corner. II Il il hung with the stripes
running across, thc stars should be in the
upper right-hand corner. Flags should
not be allowed TO remain out in n storm
or remain out after sunset, and should
be kept clean and in rood state uf repair.
l.. NJ. Perhaps this question Is not
exactly in your line,' but notice that YOU
often answer such questions for others
and hope you will answer mine Which IL
introduced To the other the man or the
woman And what form should one use in
making such an introduction"
Answer: | am always glad 10 be Of use
whenever possible, even though the ques-
ton asked be not entirrly within tho
scope of this department. Now as % your
question The nan Is introduced to
the woman, and d very simple form IL
used, such as Miss Smith. may present
Mr.. Brown"
Daily Reader: will you kin dly give
me recipe for brownies7"
Answer: | have three delicious rcci-
pos for brownies and | am going TO let
you have them all:
Brownies. No. |; 4 esp butter, | cup
sugar, eggs we'll beaten, pinch of salt,
teaspoon vanilla, squares melted choco-
late, u cup flour, ! cup chopped walnut
meats. Drop by teaspoonfnls ON q butt
tered tin, Bake ten or fifteen minutes.
Brownies, N. 2; % cup white sugar, 90
cup butter, 2-3 cup molasses z eggs,
little salt | cup walnut meats chopped,
rup flour Use brownie tins, three nut
meats on each little tin before baking
and allowing [ teaspoon of batter To tin
Brownies, No. 3 l-3 cup butter, l-3 cup
powdered sugar, IS cup molasses, ] egg
well beaten, rs cup flour, ! cup pecan
nuts cut in pieces Miv ingredients in
order given Bal1e in small shallow fancy
cake tins, garnishinv top Of each cake
with p pecan.
Tomorrow I'll sing Your Leftover
Beverages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09

coming here. He is touring the United
States and thus far has officially visited II
grand lodge meetings and ~ district
assemblies. In his honor a luncheon was
given 1T the Lembros. % which all past
chancellors and past supreme Representa-
tives were invited. The national executive
made speech urging higher objeo,ives
and also adherence 20 fbe standards If
their predecessors William Bowden, ~
Philadelphia, grand chancellor Of Peunsvl-
vania. also spoke, There was community
singing led hy w. r White.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
HEPTASOPHS' CONCLAVE.
Sessions to be Held in Wilmington al
A. o. L. W. Hall on March "a.

Amos l. Harkness, NJ. f., grand archon
of the Order OF Heptasophs. or Seven
Wise Men, in the State of Delaware, has
called meeting of the grand represe
tives and the past archons to assemble in
Wilmington on the fourth Wednesday in
March, it being March "a, 1920, TO con-
stitute the r. ". Grand Conclave in due
form.
The sessions will be held in the A. o. L.
W. Hall, 900 Washington street. William
Wintrup is r. W grand ribesc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09

women. better able physically 10 meet the
problems of everyday life believe that
physicians should az every oppor ttfnity
prescribe organic iron -Nuzsted Irun-for
in my experience it is ono Of the best tonic
and red blood builders known 70 medical
science
No matter what other tonics or iron
remedies you have used Without SUCCESS
" you are not strong or well ynu owe H. n
yourself 70 make The following test Soc
now ionz you can work or now Tar you can
five-grain tablets Of Nuxated Iron three
times per day after n1rais for two weeks
then test your strength aud sec how r,ttrh
you have gained NuEated iron will increase
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
Mr.. ArkcOIl HOnored.

W ". Blake Arkcoll, who gave up his
duties as manager of II. J. Krebs' Breid-
ablik Farms, of near Wilmington to be-
come manager for Hardlea Farms, at
New Hope, Pa, has been welcomed back
by his old friends that he was formerly
connected with in the live stock matters
in Pennsylvania He has also been elected
secretary and treasurer of the Pennsyl-
wanna Berkshire Breeders Association and
vice-president of the Bucks County Berk-
shire Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
OFFICIAL VISIT.
Supreme Chancellor Davis Honors Della
ware Knights Of Pyfhiss.

Supreme Chancellor Charles s. Davis,
Denver. Col. paid an official visit 60 the
Knights Of Pythiss of Delaware last night
representing about 10000 members in
the United States md Canada the Supreme
Chancellor addressed about 300 local
knights in the r. Of r. hall He addressed
Maryland lodge at Gambridge before
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
Meeting of Underwriters.

Joel T. Traylor. of Denver, Col,
travelling secretary of the National As
sociation of Life Underwriters, was the
guest at luncheon in the Hotel du Pont
yesterday OF the Delaware Association OF
Life Underwriters. Mr.. Traylor is work
ing for an increase in membership and
presented the subject interestingly to
the gathering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09

the strength. power and cnHr-srcs - fss-
cate. nervous, rundown people In t~c
weeks time in many instances
MerufsS tgrrrs' NT+e Nuya.ef Iron, Witch
is prescribed snd recommended by pnvsf-
three million people annually 10 no, so~rrt
remedy but one which is well known 20
druggists everyvbrrc Unlike tho older IN
and does not inture the teeth make them
black nor upset the stomach The rnsrr-
farturers guarantees successful ard entirely
satisfactory results 20 every purchaser o.
tney VIII refund your money. 10 tfs dispersef
in this city by Ecke-d's Medicine sfore ,nS
al other zoof druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
Letters (,ranteti-

Register of Wills Isaac n. Brown has
granted letters tesiamentary n the estate
of Lucy j. Gladding to Howard A. Still
well and on the estate of Mary Mcguire to
Ellen Maguire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
Fourth Street Property Sold.

An important sale of West Fourth
street property has been recorded, the
purchaser being Adolph Markell and the
vendor Anna Y. de You. The parcel is
described as being So feet and a fracticn
east Of Shipley street, on the north side.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
DIAMOND DYES. TURN
OLD GARMENTS NEW

Any woman can dye faded, shabby
wearing apparel, whethet wool, silk. linen,
cotton or mixed goods to any color Just
IKE new. by following simple directions ii
each package of Diamond DYES. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
Sale on Twenty-ripth Street

A pl OF on the east side of Twenty-ninth
street, I59 feet north of Market street.
has been sold by Nathan Barsky to Fran
cisco Scorzelli for $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09

and Win.
Every mother has dreams for her sor
And whether il be the mother Of the priz
tighter or the statesman, she ia equal,
proud when lie wins. She thinks Of HF.f
struggle from the very start Ia noilrish tn
tiny babo into rugged boyhood {
build up his health, hrawn and brain I.
fight the battles Of young manhood. She III
HER best 10 teach him what health nm
strength meant in tho race for success, an
the boy who was able to hold fast 10 he
teachings is todsy IN position Of power
fhelr mother ~ Just "a deep thousands
who wear the white earuation on Mothers
Day thousands who never fail Co write
the question Have You Made Your
Mothers Dreams Come True simply be
they knew would make HER proud. they
ss,s,n ns,r ,iippsd he'd ~ on ono point Thsy hays
Your Health First. My Boy" In pushing
their mental energies To the limit without
the physical strength to-hack them M they
sap the iron from their blood aud leave them
weak, nervous and rundown. These men
hut thew aa moi 70 ssi anssa n - a ese
lutely essential 20 the greatest Development
of physical aud mental power. But In the
wear and tear of modern day ilfe when
their forces arc constantly drawn upon,
they are without the sustaining strength
produced by the nourfshing foods and out
door sports OF boyhooh days that kept up
the supply of Iron i'm their blood Unless
they supply this iron deficiency now. they
cannot hope 60 have the rich. red blood that
sends hres OF energy through body and brain
and makes men get ahead. Vet, 20 take the
wrong form of iron may prove worse than
useless and therefore hysiciaus below
plain why they prescribe only organic iron
--Nuxated Iron for red blood. strength
and endurance.
1T Is the men Of blood and iron who
viii forge ahead In the business and political
life OF the country today. says DR.. r.
Aiphonsus Wallace. physician Of many
ysars experience and formerly Of the British
Naval Medical Service. without iron
there can be no strong. red blooded men
and unless this strength giving iron is oh :
tained from the foods we cat 10 must be :
In some form that is easily absorb !
ed and assimilated For this purpose I al :
WAYS recommend organic iron Nuxated Iron
which by enriching the blood and creating !
new blood cells, strengthens the nerves I
rehuilds tue weakened tissues and helps to
nsttll renewed energy into thewhule system }
neither . person is young or old. In my
opinion. Nusafed Iron is the most valuable !
tonic strength and blood builder any
phy slcian can prescribe .
DR.. John ! Van Horne. formerly Medical
Inspector and Clinical Ply ystcisn on the
Board OF Health Of New York City. save
To help build stronger, healthier men and J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
Have You Made Your Mothers Dreams
Come True? Are You the Strong, Success
full Iron Man She Expected You To Be?

or Are Worry Work and -Heath Sappng the Iron Fror
Your Blood and Robbns You Of the Prizes That Come
With Health and Success Physician Explains Why
So Many Men Of Today Need the Help Of
NUXATED IRON TO BUILD RED BLOOD
That Gives Courage and Power to Go In h
and Win. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26

a. rar srsetlsrfo sataa
OKLAHOMA CITY, okla Atffh
le.e-rontemnt proceedings against
Texas rangers and officials for allfrea
fioIatlon or the order Of fcuorai
judge Frank 4. Koumnne % Enid.
q short tlmo 70. returning 20 the
Iudsonin DEVELOPING association, oil
Dfotartics N ihr Aed River boundary
Dispute district. hogan TO-DAY before
fcferaI Judge Noters ~ WlliiamA
THiHon for an order % nrrtH Tx
81 r1nlHafus 70 tho proqctiY chinod
81 lhr Jud4onla comrany was qSrert-
"a 10 BE- enforce rnffy ~ M rfpctec-
IuEa according % announcement BY
M romran9's ntIorneya tnlo8 ftH-
nf attorneys prevail upun iudfc VIII
leIas % review Judge Noumans' ac-
ilon. tho petition for arrest on the
ni7nihmut charge VIII be the only point
IN tie He'd River trial 90 be raised,
attorneys said
vaughn. y y. NIsnef Nnis. err
Mulky. Albuquerque. rrcdcriek Mul.
Ter. IrL Taos. L q. Nfnr1feidert Al
~huqucrQur. y 81. Mccan,ant Gallup
w. l.. Nnncna1. Albuquerque. H. Y
Dverrireet. r1oeia, a. Al rufurf. Al
-hugucrquU. ~. C.. Schick. Madrid, &
A. Sthumnker -Alhuqucrqeei Fred
Sherman DcmiEa. ~ y. SAunicbar.
rff. Aihpaucrouct 4 N. slouaker
A~lhnouon1ne. 81 ID. Talbot. Aibnqucr'
dne. 81. N. rste. Belcn; a. N. Wick
orf. Alamorordo. w. J. Walker. Gal
lup, vi. W. Wellman. Rclen. W. T.
WiIliams. Alhuuuefduei James YATES
Madrid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
Landing Season
Promises to Eclipse
All Previous Years

Never iu the history OF New Mex
leo wool growing has tho present out
look for "a successful Landing season
been cciipscd. The current year has
been very slemcnt tn tho sheen in
this state. With little cold spells, nlcn-
~ Of moisture and excellent range
conditions In she southern part ~
the state lamblng Is IN the height OF
its progress nov. San Juan papers
report one instance whore 80 ewes
produced t35 lambs last week 20 rec
ord which has eve before been du-
dictated.
The season in this section Of the
state will start about April . and
continue until April %. Thu ewes
have not yet been -hearcd and even
II o. Sigh; unfHvurthle alteration in
tho weather should occur within the
next a. days they Will bo fortified
against the cold because ~ The heavy
wool they are now carrying,
The most prolific stock De- De ma
tive New Mexican sheep This is ID
light shesrlnE although hearty breed
and especially adapted o. these ro-
rionH.
Manuel Otcro. Of sooorro reports
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
Hearing April ID
On South Drainage
District Project

u. b. Mckee. assistant secretary OF
the Chamber OF Commerce. and Coun-
~ Agent u. 4. Stewart are making e
tour through the south Albuquerque
drainage district serving notices on all
property owners la these sections.
fhcac nottyua order all persons living
In he drainage district 10 appear be-
fore the judge OF Aac district court ON
fprll az. az 10 o'clock a. ~. Al this
time any landowner affected BY the
dralnege project will be- given the OPP
portllnitv 90 contest
I. The suhicicncy OF said petition.
2. The sunicicncy of the signors OF
said p%etiuoni
q, The sunicioncy OF the notice;
T. The uonstitutionality Of tho
law;
g. The Jurisdiction OF tho court.
specifying their objections 20 said
jurisdiction.
Reid, Hervcy a Idcn and Charles
s. Downer nre the attorneys Of the
petitioners IN the drainage district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
A Feeling OF Security

You naturally eel secure whcn you
know that the medicine you ARE about
to take Is absolutely pure and contains
no harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such o. medicine is nr. kiimvr's
swnmp-Root. kidney. liver and blad-
der remedy.
Tho same standard OK purity,
strength and excellence IL maintained
ln every bottle OF swamp-RuUt.
n is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs
n II not u stimuluut and is taken
in tca-poouful doscn.
n les mot rccompcndod for every
thing.
a. fa natures great helper in re-.
ncvlng and overcoming kidney, liver
and bladder troubles.
a sworn statement uf purity Is win
every bottle Of DR.. kilmer's swamp
Root
~ you need 70 medicine, you should
hive the best. ON sale AZ all drug
stores In bottles u W. sizes. medium
and large.
However. n YOU Wish first TO try
this great preparation send ten cents
10 Or. kilmcr A CO., BinWhamtun, n
". for % sample bottle. When writ.
ing be sure and mention The Aihu-
querqua Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
Leopold Arias on
Trial for Carrying
Concealed Weapon

The cnso Of the State Of Now Mex
leo versus Leopold Arias, appealed
from the police court 10 the district
court, was heard today, n viii be
remembered hat Arias was tried be-
fore Justice OF the Peace Mcclellan
@0mc time ago chargVc attn carry
lnE concealed weapons. He alleges
that M the time he was discovered
with the weapons ne was preparing 20
motor TO Ills ranch and took measures
TO iortify himself against any en-
counter along the way.
During the afternoon session Of the
court. Uhe case of the State % New
Mexico versus Pauline Talancon viii
also be heard 1aluncon b. charged
with a%ssauitlug his vito.
The case Of tho State Of Ne Wick
leo versus Joseph Stocking, and John
Brown will be tried tomorrow. Both
men are charged with robbing br.
Carduuo on March fth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
10 Glass TAKEN
INTO THE SHRINE
Luncheon Il Held at
Moon With Initiation
Ceremonies Afterward

A cfoesa 81 uitn. .a1 81 tNem wsafs
Sax , tfIHs .AlI aHe |ha red Ter and
rs other ttfI 4ff1ytI IN InfotmnI
white INnptrA ard sgu sheea motet
o. smelly and noIHt ctHnd4Itn nrouud
ne LOBBY Of the Masonic Temple a.
noon today.
Luuchnon had just bsrn served ~
the fto ehr|n4fa and ntfioea. and the
wnda were iatt DtinE heated for tnr
eftcrneon RIFNluaGe % Mecca. The
''pIN hoEHt NfHt FmI|liE while he
noeIcns urf4 WORRYING about III thin
nnes 81 their 4Iut1 h1lfqt
. The dreretH we're tonItfr4d A. 80
o'clott A class Of about tc entered
d 8nflne c~qmpaAAtneb small
clnoA was Initiated hccausl men ~
oIh4F parts ~ fhe state who eNpcrt
- Ipin uaiine ful Ale eocmpu-
taia q ~ pat on n 4ae cruces and
Elnrtqr Iaffr is Inr arr1nH.
"a laHrE Display 81 khrlnc and Eehf
erll Masonic IeHclrY Il on sale in The
lobby 81 ne temple. The proceeds 81
shf mit IN BE- used % pepd M hai-
lot AhFQu indian patrol TO- the PORT
land copVcnttan In June.
The csImInatian Of the DAYS evcniz
= the bali Exclusively Tor shrinefs
and their ladies which rn be held 40
thn ban o Of ne templr nt :
o'cloch this erfnlne. About zoe are
expected. Supper win be served ~
II o'clock Tho Rnicrlalnmcnt j. SUI
pcffised ny r. r. Mead. q. r. Peter
aon ana A. D. Realms. li
The list 81 candidates follows; u.
r. Arma.rp1E. In 1iader2i ". n
Austin. Ai1uuufrVpc, .. W. Bencdict
Albuquerque j. n. Branch. Bcirn'
s. q. Hratfon. rlesia; ,. Hoy Buck.
land. HeIou. Joseph 4. Ciprs. Aihu-
q~uerque; hehcrt n Cote. Hope =
p Cooley. Clovis; =. J. Drlon. Encino.
X. C. Dillon. Enctnos g. r. Erfen
clppIai AL q. Gillespie. CLAYTON: NJ 8
Cooerirh. Albuquerque. r. q. Halthu'
sea Ahu4uofln1. n. = Hnrfelll Ar
tesla. x. y. Hitler. Cluudcroft: W. y
Hitfaon. Des Moinqs. r.. r.. Harbcrt
Taos. samuel Fouta Clovis, T. Z
Iohnnoo. Roswell, g.. A. johnson
boswell; ~ G. King. Las Ntgass W
~. LaIfun. Heleni y. ~ L1stur. ~
hu~nucrnur: r. =. Levers. Roswell
John VI linn. Hclenf ~ - MllleF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
Northern Pacific
Shifts Officials

ST. PAUL. MINI. March re-
Numerous changer IN the executive
atan 81 the Northern Pacific railroad
= a~nnoufced herr today.
g. n. LcnrErnn. Tor 10 EAR as
aistant general freight ana passenger
agent az Spekane. - appointed ussist-
ant 70 Vice President Jnmes q. Wood
worth IN chnrse Of operations. A. ID.
Charifou. poruand. Oregon. Is app
pointed general passenger agent 70
sncceod a. ~. Hrlclaud. who becomes
passenger trauic manager. J. =. Baird.
OF 81 Paul becomes freight tranic
mnnaaer Instead Of traffic manager.
Gcncfal freight tranic between 81,
runl ard Seattle h. dividcc between
Alexander Tiniinn At Seattle and
Henry niakeiey, ~. Paul. who's iurs-
dlctions zach extend to Paradise
Mamma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
Rich Physician and
Patient Found Slain

NEW YORK March -h.-Thf
bodies Of ur. j. v. campini. wealthy
physician and an unidentified pa
dent 20 whose bedside ne was speed
ny Summoned were found last night
in a Brooklyn ronminE house. the
physician stabbed TO death and tho
.'pationtT strangled.
The police advanced tho theory that
the physician was lured into the
tenement for the purpose OF robbery
and that he Htranglcd the patient
while fighting on his assalinnt and
then wal stabbed By the man who
lurpd him into the trap.
The murderer apparently lost his
nerve, he police believe. and failed to
carry nut the robbery, for a large
sum Of money and a gold watch were
found on the physicians body.
The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
IN Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
Escaped Convict
Is Caught Here

Officers are on the way here from
Thcrmopolia Wye, 10 take under
custody clyde Morrison. alias Thomas
Clark. an escaped convict who vas
arrested here yesterday by Deputy
sheriff Charles Banchart.
ToleEraphlc Information from tho
shcrin az. Thermopolis said that Clark
was heard OF IN Albuquerque on
March "A An company with three
other men In a Dodge ear.
when the man was arrested yestcr-
day he protested thut he WINS the
wrong party, Re also admitted that
his three friends had lett town. He
would say nothing about his sentence
OF his escape.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
Cecil Jones Murder
Case to Jury Tonight

DURANGO. Colo. M4rch 2b.-
Physical condition OF the defendant
was tho main point shown by the de-
fenno boz the trial today Of Caroline
Jones. ~ year old school girl charg-
ed with the murder OF Carl Bay on
the street January 20. The case VIII
go 20 the jury iate tonight.
Miss Jones mother was on tho
stand FOR two and one half hours tell
inr 81 her daughters M health AND
morbid attitude since The death OF
hci father who died a. short time
after ne and Bay had engaged In a
fight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
AND CAMPHoR ICE
THE NEXT MORNING

MEMPuiS-ComeH now the cam
phur drunk. Prohibition agents hcrc
hHvp discovered that thirsty oncs
place spirits of ctmphor ON "a fadia
tor. wait until h stun separates
ana then drink the liquid which De-
half wntcr and hulf iDohul favored
with cumphuE Camphur uruds do
not suffer with moth ln their cloth
INK. % d. said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26

that the stock raiarrs in tina; district
are expecting tho season TO begin In
about % days and like the wool
growers Throughout tho state they are
very optimistic over the present out
look.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-23
ENP1|[S DN|NDLE
CONTINUED from Page one)

ties on the Monongal division. which
while not adequate, is more Of a sup
nly than was anticipated here by rail-
road officials yesterday. Car short
age TODAY closed 102 mines on the d.
vision. The early morning place.
ment was 1853. The cars are classified
as follows: Open, 454; coke, -; NJ.
V n 81: n. e. c. 4, Is. Cars left over
from the previous day were 81. the
mines ordered 1,611 cars Of which Il
were for coke loading.
Cars on the Monongahela railway
are today a decided improvement IN
he West Virginia district, there be.
ing 25S empties at the Fairmont end
of the line. OF this number the as
signed cars are %, the least that have
been in this district for some time.
All OF the % cars are New York Cen
tral equipment. From present indi.
cations he car supply on the Monon.
eahela railway on Thursday viii not
he very favorable. OF the cars placed
in the West Virginia district today
there Il re- we're il along the Morgantown
and Wheeling railroad: OF the cars
nlaced in the West Virginia district
on Tuesday there were 20 assigned
cars. all being New York Central
eouipment. In the Pennsylvania dis
trict today there we're 237 cars placed.
Empties on the Western Maryland
branches-Helen's Run and Wyatt
Bingamon-today number but fifty
with slim chances OF an adequate car
supply on Thursday.