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Coal Output Largest
In 1920 Since the War

Washington. J4H. ,, '"4j pr'Hn'i'"h
N loo0 am"'N'"L I" hA",'Nc.'"" IONS
INC iarrn>; rcar".l"er "utrHt m the
h,s,or, - - a~1"" 81" E""'"S''''
Surycy reported '"daN.
The rstimAl" ~ DIN r-"dn0tnh'
both If hs,umiuuUs ?rd sTt7rar''e. TO-
,.., ,.car wa> ,Ncr.h'I uH't ny n" war
-car productions - '9iI. wt'n $4,000
no0 TON, acre taken FROM ~" mines
and o: 1873. when nc output coached
61S. 600. 900 tons.
'rhe iarg. production 1870 g as
sr-ibcd ny the survey - = demand OF
almost war time proportions.
9TH" 1877 pruduct!"" about "d"2!iHd
..ousun7,.or." iac survey stated In
1orS consumer, ad4rd "a. dn0. nno tons
"a ,fr,r stocHs In 1912 they used up
.h, extra stocks accumulated curing
-. wa and IL TIC cd Of III" great
eirtka N H. 'cnhc-. 1919. stocks were
dangerously low The .y"a- la2o thus
Inherited = lclir!t ~ stocks from the
strike md z: NJ Sarr" I'm" had L"
sunrIy greatly Increased amounts Of
coal Cor export l. waF for tics" re"-
sons that ;hC rAQu-"mrn'S for 1929
wpra So largr.a,rI"S' cE"a' 10 ne war
year "f 1915"
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limos as often as OF hnds.
Perhaps the finders do not Always
th!nk best to talk about their finds.
can sec Alat when they follow the poll
ry OF FINDINGS is kcepings' they might
not care to advertise their findings. And
thero is no question but wha; mnny
people do follow this policy. even when
some easy agency exists for the iindirS
Of the canrr. Take. for instance, thv
umbrellas and other articles lost on
street carS and trains. II these ara
taken to the lost article office by tn"
Under, may have them with clear con-
science Yet how many umbrellas are
mover taken to the office! I know. for
success in tho hope OF being reunited
Ia mine. There ar" times when think
That r | found someone's umbrella ]
mover did ] would keep II to reimburse
myself for som" Of my losses. but ]
fancy if that miracle ever happened. my
sympathetic imagination would max
me see The poor loser going 10 the lost
and found" office with high homes and
going away disappointed. and ] would
Just have In turn !; in.
How to Stop Losing Things.
once heard - woman lecturer VIII"
advertised 10 help build better charac-
terS and more efficient lives. answering
questions from the platform. Ono OF
the questions asked vas - am always:
losing things. How can ! stop II?
Tho lecturer answered that the loser
was probably trying 10 do too much anu
didn't have her mind on her possessions.
Somehow that answer made me think
of another question and answer. wo-
man who always wore white clothes and
kept them marvclously dainty arh
clean, was asked how she did Il. y
think OF them constantly when l have
them on" she said
or course there Is happy middle
course In cverything When everyone
takes it. the millennium wili have been
attained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
Peace Negotiations
Break Down In Ireland

Dublin. Ian. All negotiations look
Ing - peace in ireland haze broken
down. if reports in official circles are
10 hc credited Definite information is
lacking. hu; /; - said that Premier
Lloyd GEORGE has refused 20 consider
n" Sim "rincrs' prun"Sa! Tor III" with
drawat Of IA" hun" ruic bill
Oftiria.. hero tax" = gloomy view o.!
the situation. Tho Increased inactivity
recently on II. U0rt IF The mi!itar" and
republicans IN I'll" martial Law areas
a." considered - indicating an cXtca-
ION a.! guerrilla warfare.
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LOCkJAW KILLS
TYLER CO..BOY
HOMER BAKER, e-YEAR OLD MID
DLEBoUREE YOUTH DIES
HERE.
was Admitted TO Ohio valley General
Hospital Jan. Body Sent
Home.

Homer Baker, niRc-year Old SoH .:
Grover Baker, az N .ddlebourne, w. Va.
who was admitted 20 the Ohio Valley
Gcner raj hospital on January I, suffering
from tctanus. died yesterday morning
al 9:35 o'clock.
The remains were removed 10 the
Mendcl Undertaking Parlors at No. l2l"
Hhaplinc street. They were prepared
for buria! and shipped last evening or
the $50 Baltimore and Obi" train to
his late home. whcr" fun"ra! service
vii! be held the first part o: the week.
lntermen; Will be made II tho middle
bourne cemetery.
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

The annual meeting o. tNr Storhhold-
O. of The Nationai Exchange BANK ot
Wheeling. W. Va. will be hold n the
bank TUESDAY. January II. 1871. hclwre"
~ hours Of 10 and - O'Clock a. NJ. 'or
Tho election OF directors 10 sct"" FOR the
,,uSuinr year and for the transaction or
,uv other business that MA" property
come before N" meeting.
c. ". JF:FFERS. cashier.
d-iS-mwf ia 10
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srocHoIDB1s 1HErna.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
company. will be held 1t the office OF
the company, on Monday. January 10,
1921. between the hours OF : and
o'clock D. m, for the election Of man
ayers 10 serve during the ensuing year.
and such other business as shall come
before the meeting.
JOS. LAWSON. Secretary.
Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. -, 1929.
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H1oEr SCHOOL TO RESUME.

Night Classes 4; me Waruond liz.
ScHuo. Will begin t0-ror-nv' evening. Al
continue unit, the closing Of S"Ano' =
IL. spring There w" - two sessions
Il week. on Tuesday and Thursday even
.nE< at present bur later on they SrN
Ial " 20 be charged E'roC l. = Flank
haI =. one Of The INSTRUCTORS Of Wa
wood Nigh VII hay" 'n"-G" . the
-.~S>eS.
r-om pecan 'rdn'a' b." '.- ~
Sr.,,. w.ti h" We a''t.a.l 49,. nam
..rr o. various stu! .a- ~. b. tr>ru ~
~ - students wNlcr ~ 'rciude.
,y;ewrttinR elcr'hand. bookkeeping
rt.., -n~S srttt;Dci.c.
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POSITION WANTED.


WAITED experienced IN s. inves
tIra,!ons in general. speaking foreiG;
languages. employed at present. wouk
Ike 70 be engaged locally. lnterrick
strictly confidential Write A. A.: q
care lntelligence-. ta-7-!
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BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. !
MINUTE TO ANSWER THIS
NO. 624.

NO. 624.
Once upon time a little frog came
rushing out Of the water and IN x most
excited manner exclaimed 10 tho
mother frog:
oh. mama, have Just escaped b.
INK truddvu 10 death by huge mon
stcr with horns on its head, which
walked out 70 the middle Of the pond
and began 70 drink ny all OF the water.
Don't be frightened" replied tho
mother frog. it - only 4 harmless OK
and II it hurts YOU I WI! throw II out
Of the pond"
You could not throw u out OF th',
pond. mother" replied the young frog.
ii, weighs 1892 pounds and is much
bigger than you
rs It much bigger than l am now
asked the vain mother as she swe!Ie'l
herself up 10 the utmost limit.
oh. YES. much bigger" replied tho
f:Scourag:nG !tt'ir frog
is il as biz as thir"' asked the
h"as,ful par"n; as sac attempted to
swell 10 great dimensions. but the
effort was fa':,'. rur She burst into n
thousand pieces.
The mora! OF this tah's shows tho
fo,jv OF trying 70 look big ~ s"lt-!n-
cation. buy n" puzzle 10Y nu- young
puz:,orS 70 figure on: .e-.hov co2'i
'ha, &''l" frog har" :, 4 30" w':Ch' -
N" ~
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saturday, Januar!
1871. at ll:45 o'clock n. m. az MS nome
No 1913 Jacob street, BRlTToN FAL-
I.OCRE. in the 18th year OF his age
Fvns-al services at the Mcndc' Company
chapel. No. 1912 Chap'Ine street: iue
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends
arc respectfully invited 10 attend. In
. iermenl in Greenwood cemetery.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$40 ACRE

$40 ACRE ten year oil .~ascs. Sold on
raS,, ravmcnts. surrounded ny dcvel-
or,ucnt Prospects ma Gnlfirent. For
tunc oyc~ night. e. 4. Bond Co, In
vrsrm"rt BANKERS. san Antonio. Texas.
ja-l0-g
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FOE RENT.

FOE REHT-Furrished rooms and fur
nIshad housekeeping rooms on Chap
me -. and on Virginia 81. Per week
$40 TO SIS. Bath and phone. No ohjec-
lion 10 children. Apply log ChapI;nc
{. 'a-l0-l
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FIRST C|TY'S
CLAIMS WILL
Be RECOGNIZED

Special Dispatch TO the IDteN!Genccr.
Washington. .. c., Jan. 9.--Follow!nc
the visit here Of II. G. Ogden. Hon. Rob
ct Hazlett. and Price Whitaker. OF
WhceiI?g 10 urge upon tho senator's th2i
one OF the major fedora! government AD-
poir;ments should be given 10 Whc"..nE'
It is believed by observers that The N:NH
OF this Influential. delegation made quite
profound impression upon Senators
Sutherland and E,klns. Wheeling has
candidates for United States marshal and
I ai,cd States district attorney. none for
judge nor collector Of :nte-na' revenue.
up 10 tbs i'nl". Therefore. the talk her"
now is that Wheei:"E's Gains for one
of the appointments is likely 20 b" REG
cEnized and that she will hn awarded
either the marshalship or the district at
torneyShip.
For the later place, Frank 4. Q Hr'"n
and Charles j. Srhuck have staged
very pretty contest that looks to be
neck-and-nrck affair. Both are prom
nent young attorneys. full OF cnrrS!
and pep and with host OF equally as
ardent hackers. Bot2 were Gc-" du--
ing the brief sojourr OF tho three wise
mc2" who made the ps!GT!HaS" 10 pre-
sNut Wheeling claims for an honor N
coatrad:stiactjon to the Gains CT any
Wheeling candidate
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Confersncs Satisfactory.

Some Of the facts concerning the con-
ference held mere several days ago BE-
tween Senator's Sutherland and ElAlns
and National Committeeman NirEG l..
II. ghla"d and Republican State Chair
.uan VI. T.. White have leaked out and
have heen verified. ON" genera! fact
IS that thc outcome OF the discussion
was uost satisfactory 70 a. concerned,
and that IN the distribution Of federal
and state PATRONAGE I was greed ;Aat
there should NC the t-cest and frankcSt
consultation on the part Of the congress
sloaa. leaders and the state party ."ac-
crs, with the purpose 10 strengthen re
party organization AS We, as thN o'f:-
r!al service. before any 90 60 appoint
reatS arc decided on
II was stated AZ the Co-,"-"0"c t@at
this had always been the po,:"y o. Tho
party leaders particularly wNsn song
tors Stephen L. EiSins and Nathan haT
Scott wer. q: c." party hc.". Another
argument emphasized at IN" conference
and fully ConcurrHd n ny N" four NM
;-esent. who represented III their per-
sons and position every party interest.
was that noting SHOULD be done ca!cu-
'ated TO inpa = tho fine party unity and
harmony which now eriSts ~ the party
= West Virginia. and tat any tendency
n that direction should be nipped In the
tud carly.
Toe purpose % the conference Of these
four leaders was 20 have a frank under
standing snd 10 agree upon policy to-
cooperation and h-mony n party man
aEemert All OF wHtcu was accomplish
cd in SO Far As making start. and me
effort will bc mad" 20 work along this
plan 10 the end Harmony IN the party
organization, understanding ard CO.
operation between No 'ead"rS n Wash
jngton and the leaders back homo n tie
state are tho things that theS" leaders
have promised one another T." then'-
selves and for tho various factors which
they represent 70 keep upTermoSt "
mind at all times.
Contests for party p'ums are not 60
ing 70 be permitted to develop hitetr-
ness and unfriendliness ~ these leaders
can prevent II.
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WANTED MAZE.

wAHTED-Youn1 man about -, to
work In mail room In the mornings
before school. must be abls 70 drive
Pord truck, and one who II willing 70 DO
Little but not hard work. Apply 1t
once Inteuigsnesr office before noon or
call 2883-M. ta-S-tf
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R1HNNAN-On Saturday.. January
1875. at l:lo O'Clock n. M. at the Ohig
Valley General hospital, JAMES ST NJ
NER. infant son OF Harry r. and Har'
rIett Il. Brennan.
Funeral services private.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Priyat. Chapel, 1919 chaplins Street.
Call Phone 1917.
DIED

saturday. January !. 1871
At 10 o'clock a. NJ. at the home ~
hcr sou Fred KraatG Boydsville.
stop Is on the Barton line, Johanna
Nra.tz Zllos. relict OF the lateA
Jacob Z'lics. in tho slSU year OF her.
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ron ADHT.

FOR RErr-I.arGt office room on sec
oud floor InteIl!Eencer building. Pos
session at once. Apply InteliGencer
trims la-6-tf
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WAATE0-Compete statesmen ac-
Quainted with Wheeling district, eX-
perIenced in drug. candy or similar lines.
Young married man preferred. Must
have made good in previous Job and
come well recommended. Address in own
handwriting. giving full particulars. Ad-
dress l-2-3 care lnnteliigcnccr ja-8-h
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Funeral services At S.. Fauls Luth'
cram church. Stop S. on the Barton
line. bridgeport Ohio. Tuesday aft
r-noou at O'CLOCK. Friends Of the
family invited TO attend. lntcrmcnt
At Greenwood cemetery.
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VIXEN YOU need new gute;rs or ronduc-
tors for your h"US" or Any roof re-
pairing. M! Walter holmes. S5 oh!o 81.
l'hune 1T29-R. JAZZ
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WAHTEp-PENAIE.

WANTED-Youns lady to help in office.
Expert not required, but prefer some
office experience. Call at l407 Market
ST.. Room IS. ja-10-g
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MALE on FBMALE HELP.

wANTED-Teachcrs. qualified for rosf.
lions now open. High salaries. Write
or wire Yatcs-Fisher Teachers Agency.
Broadway Bids. Portland, Oregon.
d-.9-n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CANARY BIRDS, guaranteed good sing
ers. reasonable. Call Sunday or even
;ug. phone 1853. p. II. porsch. SIS
broadway. Ja-'-.
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roe SALB.

rox SALE-Farn Of 100 acres. ~ miicS
east OF GAINESVILLE, O., . miles west y
New Concord, O., on National road pareJ
with brick /. mile TO school and church,
room house barn and other outbulld$
inES Good spring close 10 house. En-.
ouirc Frank Denny. Norwich. Q. jas
ron SALE--Farm containing sIa., b
tween Bethany and West Liberty, en-
GOOD road Inquire OF ). II. Palladium.
Bethany, ". Va. z. +. No. !. ja-6-k
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HExYEY-Ou Friday. January I;h.l9:i
at o'clock a. M. WILLIAM ". HEN
VEY. in the 54th year Of his age.
runera! from the M'ndcl COMPANY
Chapel. l2l2 Chap! Zine street. Mondsy
morning II O'Clock. services st the
First Prcsbyieri:tn cAurch II KY
O'clock. Friends invited. Body Will
Inc taken on tie ITO Pennsylvania
rain 10 WcI.sburg. where !nterment
vii, DC made IN the family lot III
Brooke cemetery.
r.rx-pr Thursday. January s. 1921.
~ me family residence, 26"3 CHap!ine
street. AMELIA F.. wife Of Robert
clark, in her f5rd year
s,,rAra, services Monday. January 10Th:
At > p nj. Interment at GREENWOOD
cemetery.
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50 r'a.'"- "n'.' "ua ~nN' ., a.. -"
AZ '.s,. .'a 'tr."s - ~" I\fEILt-
'ic.NI E.E WANT ADS
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Care: and hns"U,"n' hold r.uH Ill
"A rdSd a-r'~'nS to rar g.. 'Iruod wuf"
cash through IuinL gs&~rT Wan ADS
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WANTED-Girl for general housework.
small family. good wages. Mrs. Albert
Schenk, Jr.. Laurcll Ave, Lenox. Phone
336-R Woodsdalc. ja-Sm
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wANTED-Toung lady 10 do hemstitch-
ing. Apply Singer Sewing Machine
Co. 70-I2th st. ja-8-i
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Tee -"Nu~ -rr--ec-'-" NDETF
lead ~
,rory-'sNt. ,ccn. =, eam rnyN
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wAdTBD-GIrl for general housewori
in small family. Must be well rec
commended. Liberal wages. Mrs. Kent
q. Hall. Howard Apis Call Woodsdale
Isl. ja-6-l
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-09

Fred H is only three years old,
but on some days he picks IS much as
twenty pounds Of cotton. His sister
Vera, FIVE, averages twenty-five pounds
a day on the Oklahoma plantation
where they and their father and mother
are regular "pickcrs." Fred and Vera
arc examples OF thousands Of child
workers in agriculture that the Ma
tional Child Labor Committee desires
to rescue from lives of stunting toll
and dcarth Of schooling.
The committee, Of which David
Franklin Houston, Secretary of Agri4
culture and the Treasury succcs4iEely,
in the Wilson Cabinet, IS chairman. is
conducting a campaign to arouse public
opinion to a realization Of this appalling
evil. Enforcement Of existing cont
pulsory school attendance laws would
do much to remedy conditions, but the
committee is aware that such enforce
mcnt will come only when the parents
and iarm-owncrs are made to see that
the very future Of the Republic depends
on childhood receiving its just due.
The cotton fields Of Oklahoma,
Texas and Imperial Valley, California;
tie tobacco plantatiens Of Connecticut
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-09
LEGAL ADVERTISING
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF IMPER-
IAL.
P. F. BRoKAW, Plaintiff.
VS..
ELvIRA BRoKAw, Defendant.
The People of the State of California
Send Greeting to Elvira Brokaw, de-
fendant.
You are Hereby Directed to Appear
and answer the complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court of the county of
Imperial, State of California, within
ten days after the service on you OF
this summons--if served within this
county; or within thirty days if served
elsewhere.
And you arc hereby notified that up-
less you appear and answer as above
required, the said plaintiff will take
Judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, as arising
upon contract, or he will apply 10 the
in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California, this
22nd day of July, 1921.
M. S. COOK, Clerk.
SUPERIOR COURT SEAL)
KIBBEY, BANTA & BANTA,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Security Bank Bldg, Ell Centre.
No. 1888.
July $3.50 Aug 6-13 90 27, Sept. 8 10
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-09

Children in Agriculture. Therefore
It Is the more difficult for us to view i,
as abnormal or unnecessary We arc apt
TO forget that the farmer is as anxious
10 secure cheap labor as the manufac-
turcr."
1t is to bring to bear on tic problem
Of child labor on the farm the same
force OF public disapproval which ac-.
compliShcd so much in causing enact
mcnt of laws minimizing child labor in
factories that the National Child Labor
Committee has set about the task of
laying before the American people the
facts that make of the timc-honorcd
phrase equal opportunities a cruel
jest and endangcr democracy at its
eource. Z
In addition to Mr.. Houston, the Off
GERS of the National Child Labor Com
mittee, whose headquarters are at los
East wcnty-second Street. New York
City, are: Samuel McCune Lindsay
and Homer Folk, vicc-chairmen V.
EVerit Macy, treasurer, and Owen K.
LoycJoy general secretary. Funds are
needed by the committee to prosecute
its work.
Contributions should be sent to Mr..
Iacy at headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-09
CHURCHES
METHODIST CHI RICH

All regular services will be resumed.
Sunday School at 9:45, Mr.. H. Z.
Gleason Supt.
Preaching by the Pastor, Andrew
W. Shamel, at II o'clock. Topic
"Habakkuk's Vision of Gods Glory on
Earth, as applied Today
Epworth League. Devotional Meet
ing at $50 p. N.
Preaching service at 1870. Topie:-
Whats in It for Me-" This will be a
closeup view OF Christian Social Ser
vice. Does the average man get more
than he gives? The September SER
vices will each be of forum charac-
ter. We hope all members Of the
congregation will take up the work
where 1t vas left off at vacation time.
New people will be made welcome.
We have exceptional educational
standards and facilities to care fer
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS
ANOTHER PARAMOUNT COMEDY

Passing Thru the latest Thomas
H. Paramount comedy starring
Douglas NacLean, which comes to the
Palace Airdome theater tomorrow is
the humorous tale of young man
whose willingness to assume the
troubles Of others involves him in SER
ious difficulties.
Billy Barton, the leading character,
portrayed by Mr. MacLean first draws
a sentence to the penitentiary through
having assumed the blame for bank
robbery of which he was entirely limo
bars, however, ne makes his escape in
spectacular train wreck and seeks
refuge in the village of Culverton.
Here, befrjcnding u lazy mule being
beaten by her master gets him into
more difficulties, aud his misfortune
continues to pile up until the final
scenes Of the story when deluge of
good luck more than evens the score.
Madge Bellamy, recently recruited
10 the screen by Thomas H. lnce, from
the New York stage, is seen as Mary
Spivins, the charming object of the
young mans affections. Otto Hoffman
Margaret Livingston, Edith Yorke,
Louis Natheaux, Fred Gambold, Willis
Robards, and others complete the cast
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-09

and Kentucky, the beet raising districts
Of Michigan and Colorado, The berry
fields Of Michigan aud California, the
cranberry bogs OF New Jersey, the
onion fields OF Ohio and the truck
farms OF Delaware all tell the same
story OF greed that cXacts its salts
faction from the bodies and minds OF
boys and girls. Entire families toll
from dawn to dark In many cases the
wages arc 50 low that the husband and
father can not earn enough alone to
maintain those supposed to be depend
elH upon him. In other instances the
callousness and ignorance Of parents
parallels the grasping seltisIlness OF en-
ployers. And always the little ones arc
the sufferers.
OF the $780, children enrolled in
rural Oklahoma schools in 1910 All
average Of but 57.2 per cent attended
daily, In August, 1917, a census Of
fewer than half OF Connecticut's TO-
bacco farms showed 458 children be-
tween the ages Of eight and fifteen o,n-
ployed, two-thirds OF them under t,ir-
teen. .
teamwork for children is the form
OF child labor II which VIC arc most
accu5tomed, Nvit,J f.uth A.ciati.e IN
H. 80 w & fs - =
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-09
GREAT HUMAN DOCUMENT

Lights out! -TheEghts Of great
city The lights that meant life or
death to Robert Sheldon.
What hidden motive prompted New
York's District Attorney, loashcd to
the wheel Of his auto, to win that mad
race with a locomotive through a
binding storm, in the pale, grim 81
lence of the night,
What prompted him to stop, dash
into the Power House and give an or
der that,
But you'll never know what hap
pened on that fateful, awe-inspiring
night until you behold Thomas H.
Ince's Drama of today, Mother o.
Nine" coming to the Palace Airdome
next Sunday. one Of the screens most
human documents OF Life as it is
lived -eHcrywherel