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, 1921-12-03
QUO VADIs' ATTRACTS
LOVERS OF HISTORY

Georre Kleine's magnificent. gfgan
do and e~ntnralling motion picture pro-
duction, -Ouo Vadis." adapted from
HENRIK Sie~nkiewicz's world faraous
was h first big pho.odrama
ever shown IN America Beyond n
question of q doubt this is the most
marvellous achievement in the motion
picture field and visualizes a story
with the broadest appeal imaginable.
lover of history Will revel in the
reproduction OF the gorgeous pictures
of ancient Rome with Its magnificent
palaces, its c~atacombs. the arena and
a most Of other interesting scenes n
will enjoy the life-like representations
of the famous historical characters.
Nero, Tigellinus. Petronious and Vim
titus. and others, when this interest
ny picture opens a two days engage
ment at the Iris theater, starting Sun.
day.
Those who lean toward can
absorb the beautiful story of the love
of yinitius for the sweet Lygia. which
turned him from a selfish Pagan into
a faithful Christian.
Excitement and thrills are In tho
chariot races in the arena, h bat
tie of the gladiators. h Christian
martyrs thrown to the lions, the burn
ing of Rome, one OF tho most gorg
eous scenes ever thrown on h serene
and the hair raising scene OF a mad
hull tearing round the arena with
LySia tied on its back.
Taken as q whole this production
does more Tor the scholar. the church
man and the amusement seeker than
- o,@.-f.tpmaut TINT has ever been
presented on the stage.
, 1921-12-03

W. 4 J. GOES TO
CALIFORNIA SOON.

DETROIT. Dec. s.-rhe Washing
ton a Jefferson football squad prob
ably VIII leave Washington. Pa. De
cember is. for California, where It
has been invited to meet the Univer-
sity OF California football team under
tho auspices of the Tournament Of
Roses. on January Q. Coach Neaie
announced here last night. Wash
ington & Jefferson viii play the Uni
verzity OF Detroit In a post-season
game here today. About IS players
viii make the trip. he said. The trip
viii DO made by easy stages. several
stops being made en- route for prac-
t,ce.
, 1921-12-03
SPECIAL RATES OFFERED
FOR THERMOP meeting

CHEYENNE. Dec. s.-Arnoid b.
Larson. secretary OF the Combat
Committee" a ThermopoHs body
which Is sponsoring n movement to
prevent the Non-Partisan league from
obtaining a firm foothold in Wyo-
ming. has been notified that II $50
delegates TO the nti-Nonpardsan con
vention which Is to be held In Their
mopolis Friday and Saturday OF next
week will make railroad ticket reser-
v~ations. a fare OF a fare-and-a-half.
good from any point in the state. will
be granted by the railroads.
, 1921-12-03
VETSF0R
COAST CHAMPS
University of Southern Cali
fornia to Have Strong
Cage Team Again.

BERKELEY. Cal. Dec. 3.-Ffve
varsity veterans of Tho University OF
California basketball team, which won
the Pacific coast conference title last
season. arc on this years squad which
win be out TO retain n title.
California expects its hardest op-
po.ltion in the conference Will be the
University OF Washington. which. IL
Is reported has every first Tim man
OF 1870 back in unifom- The two ore,
ron schools. the Oregon Aggies and
the University OF Oregon. will have
strong teams. having lost but one vet
eran each. Nothing Is known here OF
the strength OF Washington State col
lege.
stanford University. which defeated
California IN their annual three game
serie. last year. is not expected TO be
strong this season. having lost several
members of the 1920 team. S~tanford's
new football coach. Gene Van Gent,
will also handle basketball.
Basketball schedules for the confer
ence will be arranged when the dele
Rtes from the universities and col
Dges meet at Portland. December 10.
caiIfornia's team will leave here
about December p on its annual
Christmas holiday trip to southern Cal
tfornia before the conference season
opens. The men will meet Pomona
college, Redinnds university. Uniyer
sity of Southern California. Los An
geles Athletic club. sortAern branch
Of the University OF California and
tie Fresno Y. NJ. C. A. California ex-
poets its hardest games will be against
the Los Angeles Athletic club. Sixteen
players, Coach E.. II. Wight and Man
aver Harold Noack Will make the
southern trip.
, 1921-12-03
COACHES MEET
IN CONFERENCE
Framing of 1922 Schedules of
Western Conference Is
Chicago Problem.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The annual
meeting OF the western conferences
athletic directors and coaches in the
various college sports. opened here
today with formulation OF the 1892
schedules being given paramount con
sideration.
Few changes are expected I'm the
football schedules OF the elevens which
finished at the top OF Tho per centage
column last fall. Iowa. tho 1921
champion. is seeking games with the
stronger teams.
Iowa hopes to arrange contests with
Chicago and Illinois and still maintain
the schedule 30 that the team can go
cast to play Yale October u. Prince
ton is expected to play at Chicago
, 1921-12-03
POLO SESSION
IS SCHEDULED
Denver and Canadian Groups
Expected to Take Part in
Coronado Play.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec s.Srwo
polo teams-A Denver quartet headed
by Barry Huston and q Canadian
group explained by T. B. Jenkinson.
OF Calgary. will arrive sometims late
this month for tho Coronado polo
session to open january I, according
to advices received by Maj. c. @. Ross,
secretary OF tho Coronado country
club Each captain said he would ship
a carload Of Thoroughbred polo ponies
here - eunsL
, 1921-12-03
Rockefeller Is
Optimistic OUer
China's Future

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-John D. Rookie
Teller, Jr., en- route home from China,
yesterday declard hat he was very
optimistic about the future Of China.
in spite of tho stories hears about
her political dissensions."
mo country has richer
especially In oil and ore. In time the
development of mineral alone is bound
70 place her among the wealthy ma
tons of the world. The patience and
industry OF hr people are remarkable
he added.
, 1921-12-03
Giants Arrange
Many Exhibition
Games for Year

NEW YORK. Dec s-Twentyone
exhibition games havs been scheduled
by III New Fork Giants for their
spring training season In 70 Of the
contests the Worlds Champions viii
have eithef the Chicago White sox or
tho Memphis Southern association
club for an opponent
, 1921-12-03
Racing Career OF
Wldar Is Ended

LEXINGTON. KY. Dec s.-Ths
racing career OF wiidair. Harry Pnycs
Whitney's four-year old son of Broom
stick and vardu. has come to an end
Like tho great Ma o'war. he win be
placed on . blue q stud farm.
h horse has won S51 .9.7 in stakes
and purses
, 1921-12-03
WASHINGTON STATE TO
MEET UNIVERSITY OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

PASADENA. Cal. Dec. 4-Footbaii
teams representing Washington State
college and the University Of South
crn California. both OF which have
been defeated only by h University
OF California during the regular sea
son this year. meet at Tournament
park hero today. California defeated
the northern Cougars lao and the
southern Trojans ss-7-
, 1921-12-03
AathIetics Must
Be Subordinate
to College Work

ATLANTA. Dec. 3.-Athietics shah
be made incidental and not the princi-
pal feature Of intercollegiate life. and
Spying" on opposing football teams
was discountenanced by resolutions
adopted last night by the Southern In
ter~collegiate- conference Faculty CON
troll will be assured by majority mem
bership.
, 1921-12-03
BIDS ASKED ON ouLvERrs.

BASIN. wyo-. Dec. 3--The county
commissioners have advertised for
bids for the construction of culverts
and bridges covering tho new Burling.
Basin road. q distance OF rs miles.
which viii be built in cooperation
with the settlers. state highway and
the county.
, 1921-12-03
IntersectiOnal
H.S.Grid Ganie
AtTOIedO Today

TOLEDO. o.. Dec. Clear. cold
weather and a East playing field is
promised for the intersectionni football
contest between Maiden. Mass. High
and Waite High OF Toledo. here his
afternoon. Maiden Will be outweighed
10 pounds to the man.
, 1921-12-03
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
EITHER ". & ]. OR DETROIT
TEAM DUE FOR FIRST Defeat

DETROIT. Dec: 3:-Footban teams of the University of
Detroit and Washington and jefferson went into a postsea-l
son contest here today. each prepared for a desperate bat
tie to keep its record clean for the year. Neither team had
been defeated and only one, Tulane, had been able to score
upon Detroit. An intermittent rain for the past few days
, 1921-12-03

The Japanese have n superstition
that to eat anything for the FIRST time
adds se~venty-1ve days to ones life.
, 1921-12-03
First in Neus
OF All EDents
Mississippi and .
Baylor U. Clash

DALLAS. Texas. Dec s.-Mississip-
pi csIiegs and Baylor university me
here today IN . p~ost-season football
, 1921-12-03
MIKE DUNDEE 0UTP0|NTS
WATSON IN TEN ROUNDS

ROCK ISLAND. H.. Dec s.-Mike
Davidee Of Rock Island. won every
round OF his 1o-round bout with Gene
Watson of the Pacific coast here last
night The small attendance appar-
entity affected wntson's work. he
showing a Discrimination to take any
chances.
, 1921-12-03

According TO one scientist light
haired people arc more dreamy. the
dark more practical.
, 1921-12-03
Basin Cagers
(. Win First Game

BASIN. Wye. Dec 3.-The basket.
ball, season opened this week. a Basin
team defeating Manderson. 40 to ID.
, 1921-12-03

had so softened the Navin. Geld turf
that n game confined solely to straight
football was in prospect:l
The lineup.
, 1921-12-03
CADDOCK WINS DECISION
OVER sTANGLE ON MAT

IOWA FALLS. Iowa, Dec. 3.-Earl
Caddocs. former heavyweight wres.
-ling champion. was awarded a decis
ion over Joe stangle of Carroll last
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15

commerce in the grill room OF Hotel
Iulsd Friday noon. which will hu
open to all men and women that
wish to attend, Alva J. Niles. prcsi-
dent of the chamber OF commerce.
announced Thursday. The invita-
tion ~ extended to those who are
not members Of the chamber OF
commerce. ns well as to members.
he added.
Colonel Reeves was one OF the
prominent figures in military Me
before, during and even after the
war. lie served in America and in
France and was responsible Tor the
building of the American ENpcdi-
tionary Force university I'm France.
Immediately after the war ne was
recalled to America to assist IN the
work ot dcmobilization.
Since he left army life he has
hccn connected with large manufac-
turing enterprises in and near New
York, having been selected In a
measure because OF his organiza
tion ability He is IN closc tuucl
with the countrys business affairs
and will give some Of his obscrNd-
tions at the meeting Friday noon.
This meeting will be open to the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15
Nation Faces
Sure DeQrth
Of Dwellings,

CHICAGO, July 14.-America
s,N.s A shortage Of homes for the
..,,- 1--WE years, according to a re-
,.r. submitted to the National Aeso-
ff.4,.,n Of Real Estate boards in con-
yrr.ion here today.
.p,e report. covering a long period
- .-.cs-igation by the associations
p...,ng committee, declared 1t would
t... Five years Of homebuiiding"
=. r.ucve the present housing situa-
u.minded OF the predictions OF
bis PREDECESSOR that the United
-..is would not be dry for 100
,..,s Haynes said that In the fu.
,.r. enforcement work would not
h. .Utractcrizcd by the Sad mis-
,..... made In the first year OF the
...Nti1n experiment and that he
.s confident OF stamping out the
Illegal liquor traffic.
uv lauishing politics from his or.
rt..auuu Haynes expects to inject
. .rrot'gr efficiency. He said the prin-
rirlI handicap Is inadequate funds
Q. heck liquor violators.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15
'JAPS DISTRUSTFUL
BUT THEY ACCEPT
cuNrINrnn rnnM rAnn nNn

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE
opinion .u Japan. Il may be uccce-
'ary 40 result NJ "a conference to-
curta.l the "oigh'-cight" b,ttlcship
construction program.
Belief was expressed in some
quarters today that Premier llara
may head tho Japanese dclc-liipn
90 the conference u Washington
and It was also considered possi-
hiIty that Naval Minister kato viii
nttLMl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15

public" Niles explained. "and every
man and every woman is invited to
attend aud hear Colouc! Reeves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15
HOLD OPEN MEETING

Chamber Of Commerce Invites Citi-
zen, tn BE Present Mt Luncheon
at Hotel Tulsa Friday.
Col. Ira Reeves OF New York will
be the principal speaker at the
weekly meeting OF the chamber OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15

strongly .r,Hautl,d o favor otite'd
enforcement
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-01
NOTICE TO CRtD'1I
Estate of Fred Nie"'

Notice Is hereby give
dersigned Barbara Nle rrj
trix of the Estate OF ofss
ceased, to the creditors -,ias|
sons having claims tbers
deceased, to exhibit Ill 4s
necessary vouchers, IA
months otter the hrs1 1dr5
this notice. to the SAID Ia
at shoshone County q r. 4
of Idaho, this being he 4
for .he transaction q
said estate. ne; \
Dated June 29ln ,SsId
- .Armlr
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-01
IN THE DISTRICT coUR7 n,
FOURTH JUDICIAL oIsrsv]
OF The STATE OF !oisI
IN AND FOR THE coupni
OF LINCOLN
LoTTEE L. scHoDDE,

TN AND FOR The cou
OF LINCOLN
LoTrEE L. SCHODDE.
Plaintiff
vs
The Unknown Claimants NJ
Lots Eleven ND and Twelve
d2) in Block C. of Richar,
Addition to the Village n
Shoshone, Lincoln Countv (
Idaho, and Lots Six (6). seyes
% and Eight 90 in Block
Thirteen G3) of the Original
townsite of Shoshone. Lincoln
County, Idaho; the unknown
heirs and devisees Of Job,
Lemp, deceased; the unknown
heirs and devisees of Thos E II
Logan sometimes written
Thomas E. Logan, deceased I
the unknown heirs and de-
visees of L. F. Cartee. de-
ceased; Louise J. Post. widow
and heir-at-law Of John All
Post, deceased; Anna Louise
Post, Edith Post, Theodore
John Post, heirs-at-law Of
John A. Post, deceased; the +
lnknown heirs and devisees
II Alice Post, deceased; Eliz- /
beth White, widow and heirs +
ir-Taw of Jos. +. White, s
sometimes written J. FL
deceased; Gilbertyi
Walter White; heifs-
-t-law of Jos. F. White, de-
eased: Idaho and Oregon
and and Improvement Com
ANY a corporation; John B. b
Veil; the unknown heirs and #
.evisees of John B. Neil; Sho- ~
hone Townsite Company
io-partnership, consisting Of
'homas e. Logan, John A
'ost and L. F. Cartee; The
Unknown heirs, legatees and
-evisees of the members Of
aid Shoshone Townsite Com.
any; Unknown heirs, lega.
ees and devisees Of Charles
I. Haynes (sometimes writtfa
!. c. Haines), deceased
laine County, Idaho, toiI
orporate, as successor d
lterest to Alturis Con1
Iaho: Minnie Schodd: Dr.
ltrix; William L. Rahrsi
lie unknown heirs and T.
sees of William L. RlcnIA'
I'm r. Richards; the d.
Town heirs and devisee
I'm R. Richards. decelso
'ederick w. Gooding; na'
Cooling; Loui B. 0e0n.
II: Mary ]. Long; unknown
IRIS and devisees Of Na'
Long. deceased,
.e State of Idaho Sends q
The Above Named Defs'
you are hereby notified Il
lint has been filed ssall
: District Court Of the =
/ District of the state
a for the County Of PIP
I've named plaintiff an
-ebv directed to appear
said complaint will
vs. of the service Of t's
served within said 'Ju
+ and within forty dayi
ewhere. and you are z
{. E herein i,,gs,3. sPss sssfa.t r ioH
said s dc, co m
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-01
CLARENCE WHEELS
Dated; June Sth. 1921

y NJ NJ o NJ
In the District Court :. -
Judicial District Of ", u The
idaho In and For the the cs''a
Elmer l.. Dodds. '''n
Plaindn
stella Dodds \
The State of Idaho Send s,,,5a' :
To Stella Dodds tho Us srss|
defendant: ' above
You are hereby no,,a. ].
Complaint has been Ala
in the District Court ~ as
Judicial District Of ~ en- he 4
no in and for the County S'a as X
by the above named plants. 81
are hereby directed Ia snna i' al
swer the said complaint WI "
days of the service Of tb, .4'a
II served within said .JudIo s s1a
and within forty davs - i
where; and you are fnrt ses'sf
that unless you so appear
said Complaint within ths v I,
specified, the plaintiff will s ,aa
ment against you as pravs ssAs
Complaint. @'eu u
Said action is broucbt ;.
the bonds Of matrimony now
between yourself and nIair,'.,
which is set forth fully IN -
plant filed in this action u @
Witness my hand and =
said District Court. this ls,s
Tune. 1921. ''a
disney. ny
Residence and Post or..
iress, Shoshone. Idaho.
SEAL) Osa
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-01
IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LINCOLN

Levanna Elois Bragg.
Plaintiff,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-01

II. Il. IoUN ut, OItFk
G. W. Lamson, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residing at Nampa, Idaho.
SEAL June 17-iul22
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-01

vs.
stella Dodds
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-01

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN
AND FOR LINCOLN COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
CHARTER LIST STILL OPEN
IN THE EVENING DISPATCH
SALESAAAMSHIP CLUB DRIVE
Campaign Will Not Start i'll Earnest Until Names Are
Published, Although All Entrants Are at Work
Time to Join Now to Get in on Ground Floor

tions. and that they be rrciitcI with
one or moro subscriptions when the
hrst lists appear. the manager of th.
Saiesmanship Club has made an es-
pocial appeal % every member 20
make Thursday starting bay" n
every member would send in l.ut one
subscription, an excellent showin;
scr!ptIoU by carrier counts 10000
credits. ana a year by mail 5000
credits. Those who send in a sub
scription on Thursday viii not only
he helping 10 make Starting Day"
4 big day. hut the credits earned by
we'll in tho printed list. and they
Will be showing their friends that
they expect TO be active.
More new entries are coming In
every day. but there is s;ill room
for a great many more, and right
now is the loGica! ,Imc 20 enter.
Those who enter nov viii have Il big
advantage over those who put il on
until later. In the irst place. two
S2CG oN;r. ,asl. awards are offered
10 those who do the hest up to April
ID. Onc 5000 award goes TO the out
of-tho-city member who earns the
most credits up 10 that time. while
the other s20o award goes to tho
member from tho city of Richmond
CONTINUED on Pase 10. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
CONGRESS TO MEET
IN SPECIAL SESSION
April IL Is Date for First Meet
ing Under New Admin
istration.
LODGE NOTIFIES SENATE
Announcement Received With
General Satisfaction by Lead
ers of That Body.
LODGE NOTIFIES SENATE
LEY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. March l4.-April IL
vas selected today as the date for
the special session Of the Sixty-sev-
enth Congress. the first To he held
under President iard.ng's admins
tration. The announcement was re-
ceived with general satisfaction by
Senate leaders, most OF whom said
because of the additional week ii
gave them to arrange plans for tho
coming session.
Senator Lodge, Of Massachusetts
tho Republican leader. notified the
Senate of the Presidents decision
late today, after he and Senator Tn
derwood, of Alabama. minority lead :
er. had returned from the White
House. They had gone TO the Prcsi-
dent with q message from the SEN
ate that IL stood ready TO adjourn
sine die unless thcr" was need for IL
to remain in session to receive cxecu-
tive messages or act upon additional
appointments TO governmental Offices.
The President. however, requested
;he Senate TO meet al II O'Clock to-
morrow when he said he expected to
submit names OF nominees for i'm
portant offices" vacated by the rcsiE-
nations OF Democratic appointccs.
1t was said tonight tina, sine die
Adjournment probably would be
taken late tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
BUDGET HEARING IS
SET FOR MARCH 29
Department Heads Summoned
to Meeting Here With Gov
crnor Soon.
FIRST CONFERENCE OF YEAR
Will Be Beginning of Forma-
ton of Document for 1922
General Assembly.

Iioads OF all Of the state depart
ncnta. the educational institutions OF
IN" Commonwealth Kept up by the
State, the stat" hospitals. and ali
othcr state institutions will gather
III the city Of Richmond for confer
"ncc with Governor wcutmoreIand
Davis on March % for preliminary.
CONSIDERATION OF the 1927 bulge,
which tn" Governor wiIl compile for
consideration Of the General Assem-
bly, when II convcnes here next Janu-
AIRY. The conference VIII be the first
OF It's Kind which has been held here
in more than a year.
y, this meeting the heads Of depart
'ncnts viii 20 over their prospective
needs for 1922 and 1925, and viii con
slider with the Governor what appro-
pria ti"ns they can reasonably aai, for
OF the General Assembly for the up
Keep, Improvement and expansion OF
their various institutions.
II is declared that several boards
Of trustees. managers and directors
VIII meet in the city at tho Same time
and that the conference is called ior
the purpose Of comforting with the
second in the history of the Common
wealth. Its formation iS now being
tentatively begun by Colonel Leroy
Hodges. aid Z" the Governor. and
Governor Davis has already "isito,i
several Of the State institutions, as is
required by law Of the chief cXeCu-
tive. preparatory 10 beginning work
on the budget.
Ono OF tho features Of thc budget,
which is now being worked out. is
the completion al a list OF AL Of the
state employees with all Information
concerning their service. cNpcricnc.
and proficiency. Such task has
never before in 'hc history OF tho
State hccn undertaken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
CLAIMS EXISTENCE or
AUXILIARY Government
Charles =. Barrett, Georgia banker,
Snys Varied Interests Included
in strong Organization.
NAMES NJ ANY INDIVIDUALS
Takes Up Activities of Many Bust-
ness Enterprises Who Have Al
Voice i'm and Directs This "Ncw
and Powerful Body.
NAMES MANY INDIVIDUALS
fsN Nsenciated Prcss. /

wASHINGrON. March li.-IiNist-
cncr o: "a new and powerful 'assis-
tant' government" in Washington
made up nf the representatives nj
varied interests, il charged N Il
statement issucd hero tonight hy
Charles :. Barrett. Of Union City. Ga.
president Of the National Farmers
Union. and chairman OF the National
Board OF Farm Organizations.
Tho assistants government" MIR.
Barrett says. has one advantase
over tho constitutional government
1t is more cffcctually trained for it's
work II is an association of spc-
ciai!sts. Eminent men and women
who know all the Legislative. admin
iStrativc and bureaucratic avenues
streets and alleys in Washington. be-
long TO this interesting and patriotic
collection Of men and women"
Names individuals.
individuals named by Mr.. Barrett
as included among these are Joseph
de- Frees. or Chicago. president of the
United states Chamber Of CONNER rec
Alfred T.. Thorn. general counsel of
the Association of Railway E.Nccu-
tivrs: }. -. \. Morrow, vice -Drcsidcn,
Of the National Coal Association
George II. Gushing. managing director
of the Wholesale Coal Dealers Asso-
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