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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
SIIPRFNE COURT KNOCKS OUT
HUNTINGTON WATER RATE JUMP

could have beer sustained. but I think
Az allowance OF sso.n0o additional In
come was unreasonable"
II Tho syllabus = was held ;ha' IN
rho asC.rtainmrnt OF Il reasonable rate
and q fair return l. tthc com
nanyl is no; entitled arbitrarily {" rates
that VII! produce sufficient ret IN
como 20 provide. after all taxes are
paid. for two per cent FOR dcrrecia;ionI
and seven Ter cent on return. 10 pcI
calculated on an estimated value or all
lts property. IL appearing that moro
,har two-th.-ds % the money useo IN,
Tho business vas borrowed At rates or
from five ~ SIX rcr cent
T, was from this view that JUDGES
Miller and Lynch dissented.
Regarding the proposal that q portion
~ The increased income Was to be used
ror :r:r.ove7,en.s. tho opinion written
by Judge Lynch held:
'.l:,e:. < there be a demand for such
i,pr~cyerient. no rule or principle OF
,ay authorizes advancement OF rates for
water furnished to consumers In order
% raise fund 70 he administered and
,rr,jsi in advance 20 detray expenses
:r,Idcn, - he Improvement. The cor
pora.!on must resort 70 sther financial
sources" +,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
Charge Former Princess
With Stealing Affections

New York. Dec - 5--netncI.res with
bench warrant :o-dlr. wee looking for
Rruno SchiII. forme- sTrchas:nE agent
ror the Esthcnian Rrpuhlir. wtose a.
rectiors Mrs. Amy CroyEHr Gouroud
formerly Princess MisHiHOfr. 3 charged
N.:h alternating.
The aI!enal l!on SUI: brought ~ Mrs
Srhi'i came 70 light Lac: night With the
arrest OF John =. Oldm.vor. Attorae!
for Mrs. Gouraud. on 'Ea-Tc or eItor-
tlor. Po'h sides a. tha; time alleged
that SchlN was rusit:v" rom tustic-.
hut tho nature or the charge vas no: re-
vealcd until this morning.
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BIG Three TN 5-5-3 AGREEMENT
RIG VICTORY FOR Mine WORKERS in UNITED STATES COUkI
HOOPER AWED BY THE POSSIBILITY
or ILLS FROM WARFARE IN INDUSTRY

Eut ;l.,s moral obligation does ;"'
NED" that U:Kau:&H !ahor on ihc ""'i-
roads sanGid '~ stamped oUt, AZ c"Tta'"
section 81 Iuih,.r Up.":"n adv "ca;cd ~
tM,. Or;1Ae- rr'o.s, :!:r former governor
said Tie nroh.rn, IA tNiS country. No
adi.d. 'e "how ., dell with just de-
,.,ands ca.ri; nnd AUmau"!r and h"w I"
curb un!us. demands and co";r'! $50
activities ~ ;Aroaton public welfare.
The hgAl ~ labor I" o-gaN.lH -
based %" '"uad pr'n'tplo$' r"'"S"' ze'
by congress AID sanctioned =, O."
courts {. tie !gud." Mr.. Ho"pC- sad
II am rroround!y aw"l wEr" ""n.
template -, possibilities FOR ":.i II
orglriyci !ahor is to lee permitted 80
,nrn;,." jrG:, .dUa!!ty. destroy ."iiA:.'e
exnl' iueT.clcHcy. douI"a:" manage
,ncn;. l::nit productions. .Ei":" u" nights
or the ;ruh.!c and So :" ? class 60 "rh.
mem. ,Men indeed j. Hos country headed
for Ho,ehn, is'n a@d deatN
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New York. Dec, 10 Tie wisdom "th
v.h!ch the question OF orJSnI=ed ltho:
is solved in America vii. spell the sur
I.,al or downfall oc TO repGh.!C. Hon
w. Hooper. former governor CT Tonnes
So. and vice chairman ~ IL" United
S.a:,s railroad labor board. d"r!A"cd 20
a!ght. adding tha: organized railroad
labor aud railroad capital has public
:rus. 10 perform" IN rendering efficient
and interrupted railway service 10 'Ae
people o: the Uw!:ed States.
Speaking az the annuui di"ncr o. the
New Yori; Ea..road club at which s.H
other members ot tho labor board were
also guests. AIr Hooper said the price OF
! rail strike las: ta.i would have stag
cered he nation" Ra!IrVai labor. &c
s,fI has no r:Enr. "uura',v A. east.
20 ;te up tho railroads a@d destroy III"
proper,y business. Hca';h. comfort and
Ives OF innocent mea. women and chill
dren'
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DISORDER IN BELFAST

Ee.rar:. Dec. - S-.There "7s '"hs'cer
anie shooting and NO bombs "e:e
thrown this e-"niag III the \e";o"a7dS
and D!dpRrS districts - "h:rh 'h!ee
persons rere wounded. Tn" f'i7g pe'
ca,,e GO intense At one ,tmc tina, 'he
soldiers and police r"N.ied 20 =.
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THE WEATHER

Ohio-Rniu IN south and rein or snow
IN north Friday, with rtnng tempsra-
trre; Saturday rain, colder SaturdHy
afternoon or night.
WeSt Vtrginia-Ratn or snow ana
warmer Friday; Sa*Irday rain, COLDER
Saturday night
western PennBylvnria--Unsot ana
somewhat warmer Friday, probably
rain or snow; saturday rain.
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PROSECUTION RESTS
IN THE BURCH CASE

Los Angeles. De-. I5.--The pro%ecu-
sion in tho tr:2! o. Arthur .. Burch. for
tho alleged murder oc !. Re,ton K"H-
redv. rested .:s case ia,s to-da%. td-
journment was taken until MondaT on
motion cc tha dFferS"
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An Ulster Council in
Sim Fein Recognition

Belfast. Dec. I5.--tRv ~" Associated
Press.) y Following a decision today ov
a majority oc the county council or
Terranaugh. n Ulster county. :" recoE-
rlEe tho authority Of tho Dail EireaHn.
tho police seized no conu"H building
nn1 all !ts books and docM:nentR
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Tne New Basis

Gyna: Britain. twenty ships i"s;ead
Of twenty-five. with al aggregate OF
I%@.u50 toas instead OF 60I,i5o cons.
United States. eighteen ships as
originally proposed. but with an ag-
Eregate OF $4,000 tons instead OF
GO0.65Q tons.
apnr. ten ships aS originally p!o-
'uoscd. but with an aggregate OF 5lS,-
800 tons instead O, "a9, 700 tons
~ :Ne end o. the zen year building
holiday. Tho ree:s viii stand under
,,e rAv!sel detailed pan as follows:
,.-cat Britain j@j.0no tons
United STATES $1,000 tons
Japan $4,000 tons.
II announcing the three power aE"es'
neat TO The committee @: tr'"en' ne
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Commander MaCNider
in Inspiring Message
to ". Va. Legion Men

Blucfe.d, ". Va. Dec. i1.-Speaking
at THIS city tonight, Iianto7d MacN!deT
scnt Tho following 10 the lesionna.res
OF West Virginia;
A legion year with great possibilities
for service to our country, our commun-
ties. TO tho disabled. and az eX-serrire
men and women les before us. All queS
,jors wh.ch tho legion hal 10 meet l.!
the nnst are stu With us, acce@tHAie"
hr an industrial situation which de-
,lands prompt adjustment. Those OF
rs at na ,!5nal headquarters. Your ser
wants. f0r III" legion IS n the posts. ann
We are but I've crooGinaiing bureau or
: 3.ttvtt!es. ,ooK TO West Virginia ioT the
continuation q: is fire record OF achleNe
,renl and ror irsp::ation TO carry
throughout the ton. We want Eo"r
bricks and y"@" rouGnets. out MOST OF
NJ v,;ur s@ggrqt:o?s :or real conStruc-
,i,. -rogreSs. You can buHd West 'iF-
s.u.a into tie mos. efficient legion out
=, .nthe United states. Pay up Your
1q.2 dues nov. and get that other lad
.,. II everyone .: YOU can do tha' west
Virginia VII! go down 70 New orleans
two hundred pe-,"rt strong. W" AeNeFc
you are going to d. Il. We are ;"T Fod
and with you
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Dublin. Dec. 1J.--CBy The Associated
Press THE second private session or
tho Dali EireSnn, today, having unde7
consideration ;hs ANB!o-lrish treaty
.as;ed until ncariy o'clock this even
ing. and adjourned without reaching
Ce-ieion Il will rH-asSemo.e IN private
session tomorrow a. II O'clock |" con-
Inue It's deliberations
Tho most tina; can be said tonight "a
tha: there IS Y strong possibility that
II. public session. at which x - hoped
to ,akr n vote on ratification oE the
treaty. may not ne held unit! SaturGaN'
II matters should progress no further
tomorrow. hoNrver. than ihey have 10
day. (. was thought 'iHs'% 'hat even
Saturdays sitting would be private ara
that .he pubI:c session. .h"re'orN. %oG.I
be postponed until next weeE.
Don't want Publicity
THO Interpretation placed on this i
,Na, !. g scl' 10 10 undesirable to de-
bate the controversial points IN detail
- the presence of tAe newspa re" mon.
and that ruhi!- sessions 81 course. vii.
Re arranged beforehand. The delegate
70 ,ne London negotiations and Soma or
.rai~ Supporters arc said 10 no deter
mined l. afford themselves an "ri"''
tun,.y oc stating ~ public 70 the pa''
E.rea,n, ard through the T1l to -"
country. tho reason "ly they recon-
mend acceptance or The t-eaty.
Tha opponents OF -" aE-eemHH: az"
~ouai,v anxious 10 Gvp'ain th"'- ohje'-
t!orq % I. Soma "c thsm "bi"c. -
Inclusion os Ireland in the British 80
rI-p. and so77e - tNs PIT council n"
tho supreme cNur, ~ appeal. and tn"-e
ars humorous objections - assuming &
n share o. Great Br!.aia's war debt.
'aruEt Have This Treaty
Dr. Ada FaP'iFN. orn or fthe women
mnmhsrG o. the pa. commenting 81
tie situation This evening. sn:i:
we n"ad a s'ro1E man to Re' ""T
'.aGore :oðer. We must ha'" '2'7
treaty.
Heated 1'ssHss'ovz wNr" inAu!G'' ."
he'o~n 'h's as'r:nooH% :,"N'''S 1'a'
ra"ei 'ar!ods 1'"T;h"rs 90 III" Ia.
E,cAr-.-< " ErnUVs about g." CORY io"s
a. r-.:v"-v't.. college,. TO, 80" -
o.C,n.soa - .Nr," d'e-uss.o"s Ia 'A"
r,,""''rg. vN: ..i va S~',N;u'"d - aSr"''.-
h,r ~ o'r,NrE vas rot = ina -" - f''
20 r--ia~ w. H,.,"s f.an an aoI" Ni""
I,vea ,hnr 'h~ '"aH'Hnrs h1i 80 T." 80
| minded ~ ofH~"~e or '1- 7-'-N "73H,.
! ..,ao army. t&at 80 S.Na&n: '.:,l '',,'3
- asSemh'r 70 o:de.
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Irish Dali Eireann in
Star Chamber Sessions,
Discussing the Treaty

Dublin. Dec. 15.-Eeports were
: IN c,rcUla tIon here In usually
author!tativ" quarters tonight :
: that split IS taking place
! among tho factions in Belfast
! and that ;his will be made mani
! fest should the pai! E!Ceann
/ Intimately ratify the peace
: treaty with Great Britain.
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ElueNe'd w Va. Dec. l5.- --!janlord
NraCXiier. national comma nder "f the
American Legion, was entertained by
R,r.rleld Pos, 40 9. American Legion
to-day. Cor1mrncing with banquet AZ
O'Clock. A, wt.!ch 200 citizens OF the
c,t-. members Of the loca! post and n
r",nber nr !cg!oLnaires from other cities
were present, the program included
meeting O. the post and aux ''iarH IN the
3rr-out az which In" ne" officers were
Installed and concluded with reception
and dance.
Vice Post Commander Lambert. ot the
welch post. acted as installing off'ceT
and following the ceremonies Mr. Mac
E,der made an address IN which he COM
plimented the local post and Ten Re ION.
,,etr.s oc West virginia. Ela spoke OF
tle attitude OF the American Legion To-
ward organized ,ah0r, declaring tha' no
\mer!can. citizen denies the right ot the
IaborinR man 20 organize for the better
men, and protection ot his interests,
and said that tire legion WAS organ'zeH
fn- that purpose. the hetterment and
protection OF The rights or ne eN-SeF-
yice man. especially the disabled.
Mr.. MacN!der leaves FI'idaH morn.nG
FOR Nashville Tenn, where he WI! al
tend a meeting O, the states post com
msnders and adiutaniS.
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China The Big
Problem Now
To Be Solved
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
BY The IHte.lgencer0



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Threat TO Get IivS6y.

less Haywood told tho court that In
July he heard Hatfield say:
The first time I meet up with 'rsav
I'll XII him."
NO, never mind. TIL do II myS
YOU" Chambers rejoined. Accord
Haywoods testimony.
Haywood said he. his brothsy am
IA ther were just approaching CT
including Hatfield and Chamber
front OF Hatheld's store IN Mate'
when he heard these words.
To this Henry Haywood. the brotl
added that he heard Hatfield say Il
Lively had testified against him
Williamson. had caused his brothei-o %
arrest and q great deal Of troubls, and
that he (IatAeld was going to get
clear OF him"
corroborated BY Father.
Under cross examination OF Henry
Haywood attorneys for tho state asked
4 he we're not En enemy Of Hatfield.
The witness said lie was not, but rather
was "a very good friend" Of S!d's.
Robert Haywood father OF the tUo
previous Witnesses, corroborated their
testimony. and added that he had heard
hoth Hatfield and Chambers make
threats OF the sa ne sort on . number
OF. occasions.
Lee Toler testified tha. on ono occa-
sion he saw Ed Chambers and Hatfield
reach for pistols and draw them WHEN
they saw Lively.
This. lie said. was early IN July, when
(cortnusd on Psss sixtssn.)
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THREATS Of THE
MURDERED PAIR ..
TOLD IN TRIAL.
DEFENSE OPENS IN
THE TRIAL AT WEIGH
Alleged Hatfield Said: The
First Time | Meet Lively.
I'll Kill Him"

Wclch. W. Va. Dec I5.-'If ever see
Lively, the spy. Iii cut him In two with
A forty-four" was one OF tho threats
credited 70 Sid Hatfield. IN testimony OF
defense witnesses. today IN tho trial or
G. l.. Lively. George Buster renee ahol
WrIIjnrn Sa!tcrs on murder charges re-,
sui,ius from the killing OF Hatfield ana
Ed Chambers here August l.
To that particular threat Chambers
added. II: YOU don't. ! will according
TO Ernest Gsnjat the witness who quot
ed the words ot Hatfield. He testihedi
that he heard Hatfield and Chambers
maize these statements IN June whilsl
he was on y e. W. train No. is. A few!
days later IN TIatheld's place Of bust
ness Ganjat said. he heard Hatfield ana
Chambers repeat substantially the sansl
threats. Asked whether he told Lively
OF what he heard the witness answered.
that he did carly in June at the Vaughan
hotel
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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tcouanusd on Page EiShtssn.J }
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(contnusd on Page sixtssn.)
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EHr''.~art - ~ 0.arN - l!paat~'.
- s-l"I'. cooperation wh'ch >pE,
tsral,e e. ,.r.i.J
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Rain or Snow and warmer 1raA9j
Saturday Rain, Colder 1t F1Snt
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FINISH ARRANGEMENTS
FOR SOUTHERN SERIES

-; Worth TH< So T,av"=s
- be Fort Worth T.t!s league ART
Nem.n.~ SoG;hsru Ass { alton t"aGs
49," i.'>A.'IN" ~ 'h".r "'uTs'~s 'sr'I
.o.i1y ~ final preparation :cr -" ':c".
TX gar q H. .tau,I.,n dur sc, e.
HHtwrer ~ two T":-"C1 ':01S 'h's ar
,.-nar0 - ,'H'Ns'N.rr ;he "rcr':r~ ha""
bail h1"o-S "s ~, so@.h
Les. ar as"m"~:> ;ny 80 sores ""-"
c0m-!u Sci trrir': M forenoon ~. -"
rnauaE"wnrrs md "i:ic.a.s sa!d tH"r"
vas every rro*r"r; th.t i'rE' cr'w'~
would - ~ hAn'
Oscar Tucr.o. 'E;aT say ~ -" Mo-
rh.s ,.tn. VAS .a.crS,uoi - he m,
tcGj1t'le Iitch,rE s"i"-'!On - N&ias''
Spencer .NhaN;t. |; yeas expected ,@a;
End Ens.j"E tocm"- Texas Lacquer
would 10 ;t- ca n,nE For n" Fort
Worth i'a-ln-cs. Ri Whitaker Seen:el
the most IKE H:ch.NG choice r: Ma
ssey Jacob AZ. WITH Homer !la"eria
behind .as bat.
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cause Of the wage scale. and tho com
mj~aluns refusal 70 grant N" "chacx
nn' h. which union dues nt miners are
withheld Ivy operators and paid tn ~"
union. However, h" said III" agree
mcut recognizes the union as n contract
Ing party and he added that IN Ercur-
ing this recognition. We have taken an
other st"p forward TINT al lead To the
rstahl. ehmr1t ri check Of systems in
III" anthracite fields similar "a thc ones
now n force IN the districts comprising
the central competitive field.
The new anthracite agreement. Mr..
Murray declared should provIf" fax
"compiets recognit.on' OF tho union.
uniform rates Of pay IN various classes
OF labor employed in and around n"
mines. abolition ~ the Istrm % sub
contracting and extension Of the shorter
WORK Day - include all men In and
around the mines. the eight hour day
now affecting only part OF these
workers.
Continue MinRo Fight
Aside from discuss:ng wage demands.
Mr. Murray who Is in charge Of the
unions organization work. declared in
favor Of renewing organization work In
Alabama, predicted that the Mingo
county. Vest Virginia miners would
continue their night for union r""oEn'-
ton and asserted that the present IN
dustrial depression was due TO capital
generally refusing to reduce profits
Recommendation was made BY Mr.
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!JOHN P,FREY To SPEAK At
LABOR MASS MEETING SUNDAY
Y11UpENT SAMUEL GoNPEHS
UNABLE TO COME TO
wHEELlHo
iNo%sd Labor EDITOR Substitutsd-hset-
VIII Be at the Auditorium

P-cS!den: clyde L. Ha-tseoaugh. 81
,th> OHIO Valley Trades X i2e": A.
;semeiy. yesterday received ;e.eEram
from President Sarus, Gompcr-. Of the
AAncricar Federation ~ i.ao>r. stating
-ha: Z VIII be rmunSSihie Ger him .
tier - - address the mass T"";nS
IT labor n-Saclza. t0-- = n" WA"".irs
district
I.-e.!ta-. CIcrrers stated .ha' y" "as
re-v sorr,. VA ;ha, -. ~ 80 >" Az"
o. ,nn,A 80" dr" - Secretary Hoover
ealing conference -" MonNay. AZ
which lime ;he un"nI3l"sN"i' situation
W.; he AIKEN up President I""'T"r>
vii. rr-'o- with 'aHH- n'"u sunday az
WaSh!ae."n. 50 .ha. e'"r, 'hi"S VIII IA
80. ro- the meeting 70 Eni,"w'HT day.
Sn,e rr,sidea: o;om;"-s r@- n't
C>-r.e - WAac'.ac ir->...'%' Eac''e-
haurh 60 u COUCH W." i"hn . h~"y.
editor 90 tie ,rtr-3at.a-H' NN'i"rr
Journa' = ':Hc.G"N'; NJ. t'7"> S'';H'
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/" RELEASE

Louise Saunders Perkins. IN Lesl!es
had a house. a ,!ny housa
So prs.'y and 80 warm.
And only. family. through rs vallA
heard The wind and storm.
I wandered up ard down inside
And sang--ror knew ne world was vide
Then l.zhrr!nE struck. l!ks a dagger
thrust.
Ard tore my house a7art'
With thousand wht?s. The Wild rain
! s,ung
AAnt cruel re cold Ny hear.
leked with terror as. al Alone
I'll CROPPED my way from tHs tumhled
stors.
But. or. to run VIII :he pouring wind.
To know ,he dark hue might.
To watch APPEAR. DER folded hills.
Tho trst stars lovely itght.
Were worth ne cold worth even fear
When rurttve wolves come lurking near
Better than s!;t!as by the fra.
All bundled UP in shaw,s.
Than safety IN q iittle house. =,
With silly pepered walls
Is beauty. on a dangerous height
In green woods. dark and st!il.
Though there 7 know. do lean Eolves
! A1rins-Te EiiI
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new Agreements wi'h operators that
WI su7rlsnt the pr.srr. agreements IN
ho.h nr,h-ar'to and hi'uHinoTs Goa
cNlds wn:rA expire r"Nt March 81.
with n" 'raittio1al policies ~ onr
great organization ror ever in mind.
sail Murray. Il am sure rNa' Il Is tho
rur0os" ~ :h!s contention n declare TO
the world that we propose not only -
hold what No HAY" r. hui 20 improve
upon the same. uPon the expiration of
the prcs"E, agreements
Tho question may he naked why ia"
riird Min" Workers ~ America 80.
sumo ,hc ntt!tI!" thai not o@iy q" ih"r
propose - maintain their present WAGE
sca,r hut Improve upon tho same whrU
Tract;rn.ly every other orGaalzat'"n IN
he United states has accepted big wage
cuts during thN Trescnt yca". We IAN
on'y answer such qIcstions by saying
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Murray that new legislation be sought
ny organized labor for meeting the stt.
nnfion in Mingo county. West virginia.
where he said all trouble was due to
III" presence Of detectives OF the Bald
win-Fclts agency. who were described
~ thugs and gunmen- whose conduct
has caused tho mountatneer miners TO
rebel. Quiet in MinEo. he said. would
continue as long as the federal troops
remain there. but he added their with
drawal would leave behind the source
~ nil this evil" The detectives no
said, had been imported into West Eir-
G'nia by the operators opposing the
union.
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ihat for years the national earnings Of
the mine workers have been consider
nh,v lower than tina; 81 men engaged
IN other lines Of industry.
"under oar present wage s"ale with
he mines operating as they have been
during normal times on An average OF
about zoo days a year, the day wage
seal" 81 $3.50 a day for day men and an
average Of about the same for tonnage
men, but people cannot he expected to
exist on annual earnings Of the sum Of
$3.50. II vii, Re considered. | believe
hy NIL .fnir minded men tina, wage
scale that only ~nabl"s tho men engaged
IN the mining Of coal 10 earn $500 n
year IL not an excessive one
Tho Anthracite Dsctdon
Further. Mr.. Murray said tho wage
agreement. decided by the Anthracite
coal Commission In 1921. met with the
genera! disapproval' the workers be-
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Gill Bros. Glass House
at Toronto to Resume

S.euber"'ue. O.. Sept 2!--Annnuncc
rev, was -~atc 'oiaT 81 n" Gi'i Pro'h.
ers company that "a glass; factory AZ
Toronto viii r",U'UA operations n pat
on October Ard. Fires have bean lighted
n ore tIrraca and = - stated thar a.
soor as business warrants. the entire
Factory vi =" glazed IN opera .on. I'm.
proved h1s!neRs cnudit!nns are re7or' ed
by the management; % the GIL Brothers