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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-02-11
FEBRUARY 4, 1921
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Silas P. Syron, Chas w. Syron,
Nina A. Irwin, Laura Fisher and De-
zierea A. Grimes to Sophie Byers Nc
Comas, pit seq 24-1S-44, also tract
neg 24-18-44, $26,659.
Byron F. Truax, Grace Kramer
Mckenzie Smith, Ebert Daniel Hull
and Harold Daniel Truax to Charles
Brauner, lot |, blk l, Mcdonald S
add, Tekoa, $1,000.
D. c. Johnson to Tony S. Cooper
add, Tekoa, $2050.
Charles Brauner to Albert c.
Brauner, half int. lot /, blk /, Nc
Donald's add, Tekoa, $500.
Mortgages
Frederick Kienbaum to Hiram
Wildman, nwq 19-20-45, $4,000.
Mary Fudge, w. C. Fudge and Ad-
ma Sweeney to Eleanor Truax Harris
nh and seq 21-16-40, $1,000.
Walter Blackburn to Albion State
Bank, live stock, implements, auto
PIT crop, 1921, pit neg 23-15-44, 1914
Conrad c. Schmick to Colfax State
Bank, live stock implements, two
thirds crop, 1921, nwq s, seq 5-15-
Al, $6500.
c. A. Dickerson to First National
Bank, st. John, live stock, nipple
ments, pit crop on pit seq IS, pit 1919
Al, $1,000
w. H. Sturgeon to Colfax State
Bank, live stock, implements, two
thirds of crops hay, grain, 1921, sec
28-17-44, $500.
S. S. Shugart to H. G. Conn, live
stock, implements, crops neg 20-19-
43, two-thirds int. crops nwq 21-19-
43, 1921, 1881.
Assignments
Angus Baker to Farmers State
Bank, st. John chattel, $5466.
Murphey, Favre & Co. to Citizens
Saw. & Loan Society, real mtge, VIM
Y. Wyatt, $4,000.
VIII, Etc.
In the Matter of the Estate of Will
helm'ne Kienbaum, deceased.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Tom Chryst to w H. Becker, 10
sets harness, 1855
Releases
Eleanor Truax Harris to Mary NJ
Fudge, real mtge, $1,000.
Spokane & Eastern Trust Co. to
Fred Kienbaum, real mtge, $4,000.
Colfax National Bank to Mary
Fudge, real mtge, $1,000.
First National Bank, st. John, to
c. A. DickersOn, chattel, $1,000.
POtlatch Lumber Co to H. F.
Newbrough, lien, 1878.
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FEBRUARY ), 1921
Dnn1S

Geo. w Taylor to Charles 7. Ben.
ner, lot 9, blk 5, La Crosse, 81.
Mortgages
Carl Brand to The Commercial
State Bank, Oakesdale, lots 3, 4. OF
G-1S-45, $4,000.
Chas. Benner to First State Bank
Lacrosse, tracts 19-15-41, and "a
1910. $14,246.
Ira Scott to Mrs. p P. Jaycox, swc
2S-15-40, $4,000.
L. J, Keisner to c. F. McGreeyy
Ell of swq, VIII of seq 24-19-45
A. l.. Mortimer to Phoebe Reaney
tracts 26-19-42, and 27-19-42, ex-
cept. $4,000.
Edward E. Davis to N. w. Mutual
Life ms. Co., 25-19-41, SIS,
Alvin L. Russell to J. F. Moore
live stock, implements, two-thirds
int. crops 1921, Ell 20-15-39, $1575
Releases
Commercial State Bank, Cakes
dale. to Carl Brand, real mtge
J. F. Moore to w. C. Russell and
Alvin RUSSELL chattel $1,000.
F. p. Mccormick to u. P. VALID
rip, chattel, $500.
H. w. Stevens to Ira Scott, real
mtge, $4,000.
Assignments
Day e Hansen Sec. Co. to John
Hancock Mutual Life ms. Co., real
mtge, Frank B. Babcock, $4,000.
Union Trust Co, to The Columbian
National Life ms. Co., real mtge, All
Camp, $4,000.
Extension Agreement
Al Camp to Union Trust Co., real
mtge. $4,000
John insolvency to the n. w. Mu-
tual Life ms. Co, real mtge, $4,000.
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COUNTY RECORDS
instruments Filed with the
County Auditor
JANUARY 81, 1921
Deeds


ernest H. Miller to Walter Finley,
,o,s Z 8. blk 30, Colfax, 81.
Samuel Combs to Charles Johnson,
lots /, 2. 8, 4, 5, 6, blk 3, st. John,
$500.
Int 1, blk Z, Second add, Cemetery,
$40. 49,, ~ w.t.,
Finley, lots 8, 10, blk 3, Avenue add,
Colfax, 81
lots S, s, blk II, Beach's add, Pa
louise, 5000.
VIM. Cole, sheriff, to Edw. E. Da-
Wis Ell lot 7, all lot 8, blk 13, Cakes
dale, nh of swq, sh of nwq 30-19-
AZ. and 25-19-41, $S35.
Matte L. Libby to E. G.. Rohlf,
lots 8, 10, blk 10, Powers add, Pa
louise, 5000.
Walter B. Westfall to Fred D.
wooster, eh of nwq. VIII of neg, VIII
of nwq, lot l, seq of neg 15-11-45
s..
Affidavits
Chas. r. Larue to The Public, is
we'll acquainted with Matt Johnson
w. L. LaFollette Jr. to The Pub
lie. we'll acquainted with Mildred
Louise Myers.
Mortgages
o. H. Hamlet and w. H. Hamlet
to Ridgeway Motor Co., horses, 1881
Releases
Ridgeway Motor Co. to G. w. Hen
derson, conditional bill of sale, $500,
Assignments
Ernest H. Miller to Walter Fin
ley, real mtge, Mildred Louisa My
ers and Roy c. Myers, $4,000.
Security National Bank of Cheney
to Nettie E. Goodman, real mtge
John ]. Toohey, $4,000.
Ridgeway Motor Co. to Walter
Finley, chattel, C. J. Colvin, $1,000.
Bills of Sale
Ridgeway Motor Co. to Walter
Finley autos, 81.
Ernest H. Miller to Walter Fin
ley, stoves, truck, mirrors. opera
chairs, 4 sets scenery, drop curtain,
ETC., covering for floor, piano, cleo
trio sign etc, situated on second
floor bldg. lots 7, s, blk 20, Colfax
ST.
Conditional Bills OF Sale
Woolery Machine Co. to John Kill
burn, pulley and belt, etc, $1O5.
MCGOWAN Bros. Hardware Co. to
G, N. Gaddis, refrigerator, $195.
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FEBRUARY 8, 1921


j. S. Harris to Whitman Co., right
Of way so it wide on O.-W r. & N
across nwq of neg 12-19-45, $3.50
per acre.
R. Lawson to Whitman Co., right
Of way, seq 14-19-45, $500.
Mary e. Jones to Whitman Co,
right of way, seq 1-19-45, $3.50 per
acre.
Arbanna B. Mcleod to Whitman
Co., right of way, part nwq 1920
46, $3.50.
Rex R. Hevel to Whitman CO.,
right of way, part swq 1-1S-46, $25.
Henry Quinn to Whitman Co.,
right of way nwq 12-19-45, $3.50 per
acre.
A. B, Willard to Whitman Co,
right OF way seq %, neg 36-20-45,
$3.50 per acre.
H. C. Anderson to Whitman Co.
right of way seq of neg 25-2O-45,
S 80 per acre.
Robert L. Ragon to Whitman Co,
part seq 24-19-45, $40.
L. J. Keisner to Whitman Co,
right of way VIII of seq 24-19-45, $40.
Vernon w. ClarsOn to Richard V.
Johnston, one-half interest lots /, 2,
blk 80, Pullman, $500.
NJ J. Chapman, referee, to Rich
ard V. Johnston, lots /, 2, blk SO,
Pullman. s.
Edgar Faux to Marshall X Smell,
lots ., 10, blk 25, Evan. $40.
Mortgages
Richard V. Johnston to j. B. San
born, lots 1 2, blk SO, Pullman,
$500.
Fred Ochs to Phillip Koch, nh of
SEQ S-15-42, 5000.
William NJ Lee to First Savings
& Trust bank, tract 29-17-42. $13,-
900.
Ridgeway Motor Co. to Farmers
National bank, ColfaX, autos, $64S3.
r. B. Coglan to Standard Lumber
Co, lot 4, blk 81, Pullman, $6S7.
Assignments
c. S. Barns to Maurice s. Lind
holm, real mtge, Arthur e. Kent,
$4,000.
Releases
Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. to A.
L. Mortimer, real mtge, 1912,
$500.
George V. Boies to E. W. Dennis,
real mtge, S.
Leases
II. I. Willis and J. M. Mohney to
T r Aiken and D. G. O'HallOran
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FEBRUARY /, 1921
Deeds

Deeds
{. Howe to VIM. Hoare, lots 7,
s. blk II, McDonald's Second add,
Tekoa, $1,000.
Citizens State bank, Prosser, to
Burrel F. Smith, swq 16-1S-44, S..
j. X. jacobson to Lon L. Ellis, seq
26-2O-44, VIII of swq 25-20-44, $24,-
000
Jacob Nelson to Eugenia J. De-
Young, lot /, blk 8, Spener's First
add Thornton, $500
Henry Felker to John Salvage, lots
o D. Z, 8, blk 27, Sheehan's add,
Pennington, 1852.
Mortgages
Eugenia ]. DeYoung to Jacob Nell
son, lot /, blk 3, Spener's First add.
thornton, 5000.
Matt Walker to Farmers National
Dank, ColfaX, live stock, implements.
part crop, part 81, 2S, 1914, and in
%-l6-44, $4,000.
Theo. Bachman to Carrie Peavv
Demo, live stock, implements. part
crop 10-1-21, S3119.
,,. H. X. Wyatt to O. D. McKeehen,
i've stock, implements, $3.50.
Releases
Th ol'lzens State bank, Tekoa, to
in 20. Eastman, chattel, $.
tmnltlleld Helmer Co. to Sam
ssSsoon n conditional bill of sale,
whitfield Helmer Co. to Lester
4ason, conditional bill Of sale. S37O.
man Tarr re Peayy Demo to Theo., Bach
r.. Assignments
bir Shion Trust Co. to David Hum
4scbou trustee, real mtge, Philip
bir Shion Trust Co. to David Hum
SSra, trustee, real mtee Tobn T,
Smick, $4,000. muse JUN L.
Drsn arlield Trading Co. to G. A.
-~pcI, chattel, Lee Trimble. S164O.
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FEBRUARY 2, 1921

Deeds
Cash n. Gaddis to d. f. Staley
lot l, blk 2, McKenzie's Third add,
Pullman, $500.
John w. Sukes to Mary Fishel
John Nj. and Chas. w. Fishel. lots
II, ID, IA, Is, blk 8, Maiden, 81.
Mortgages
Eva kenoyer Irwin to f. o. An
derson, part seq 15-15-44 (ex)
John Pool to j. H. McElroy, nwo
20-20-40, $4,000.
Christina Johnson to Murphey
Favre & Co., swq of swq IA, seq / s.
2O-40, $500.
W. T. Haynes to Farmers State
bank, st. John, live stock, nipple
ments, $1368.
Affidavits
P. c. Shine to The Public, we'll ac.
quainted with Christina Johnson.
Agreements
Between Benson Wright and Hazel
Wright, community property agree
ment.
James A. Hodges to Delta Tau AL.
pha, lot 10, VS. it lot II, blk 10
Reaney's Second add, Pullman (ex)
S25DO.
Geo. B. Miller to James A. Hedges
so it lot 10. VS. TT of N80 fit lot II.
all blk 13, Reaney's Second add,
Pullman, $1,000.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Wash. Water Power Co. to Anna
Ferguson, wiring house, $50.
Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc.
to Mrs. A. Fl. Poage, $107.
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lots 4, 5, 8, blk /, Colfax, $3.50 per
month, years.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Eldredge Buick Co. to S. H. Van
diver, auto, $741.
Lacrosse Motor Co. to Karl
Schreck, auto, 1855.
Order of Vacation
Town of Maiden to Nels Kjack,
yacating part plat Morrow Land Co. s
First add, Maiden, all blks IA. Is,
streets, alleys, avenues and public
places bordering thereon.
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First State bank, Garfield To G
A. Draper, chattel, $4,000.
Leases
wesley Brooks to VIM. Birdsen
sh of nh 34-19-40, 500 per year.
Cotton Lodge |. o. o. f. and Step.
toe Lodge K. of p. to ]. L. Burket
store room in fraternity block and
frame warehouse south of block, be.
ing the E27 TT 6 inches lot 6, blk s
Cotton, 5 years.
Affidavits
Joseph Senior Jr. to The Public
is citizen of U. S. and resident oil
Cotton.
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UNCLE SAM AND THE DISABLED
SOLDIER

(lssued by the federal board for
vocational education with special
permission of the Associated News
papers,
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

Ordinance No. 276, requiring the
removal of obnoxious trees and the
trimming of shade trees along the
sidewalks must be obeyed by the
property owners or the city will
take legal action to COMPEL compli-
ance with the ordinance.
G. NJ. HOOPER,
Street and Water Superintendent.
jan21aprii5
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BABY CHICKS PAY-Have early
chicks, purebreds. uniform flock
real layers. White Leshorns money
makers. Write now, catalogue
Freshlaid Farm. Box s, Colfax
WASH. oct29ti
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Tanlac-that splendid system pur-
ifier.
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BILIOUS CHILDREN
RIack-Draught, Long In Successful
Use, Praised BY an Arkansas
Mother, "Soon Does
Its Work."

Marmaduke, Ark.-Speaking Of
Thedford's Black-Draught. which
from long use in her household has
become regarded as 1.-The family
medicine" Mrs. Mary E. Hill, OF
Route /, this place, says:
when the children get bilious,
give them couple OF good doses,
and when we have sour stomach,
headache, or any liver or stomach
trouble. We use Black-Draught. 1t
is an easy laxative, and soon does
the work. | certainly think 1t IS
one Of the best remedies made.
Black-Draught acts on the jaded
liver, gently, but positively. and
helps /. in its important function Of
throwing out waste materials and
poisons from the system.
In thousands of households
Black.Draught Is kept handy for
immediate use in time OF need.
Prompt treatment often is half the
battle, and will often prevent slight
Ills from developing into serious
troubles.
It's well.established merit, during
more than 70 years Of successful
use, should convince you of the
helpful effects obtainable by TAX
ing Black-Draught for liver and
stomach disorders. Get a package
today, and keep it in your house.
See that the package bears the
words. "Thedford's Black-Draught."
NC-141
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Belle Miller and Miss Hazel
Ice have returned to their homes
at Martin Ferry, Ohio after visit
here.
p. NJ. Gettings has returned
from Charleston where he had been
attending the Elks convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Warder OF
Warrington was here yesterday to
see the formers mother who is in
Cook hospital receiving treatment
for a fractured hip which she sus-
tanned in a fall recently. Owing
to her advanced age her condition
is critical.
Mr.. Chas. S. Steele certified
public accountant, with offices in
the Professional building, and Mr..
H. c. Mailman auditor of See-Den-
ham-First Companys stores. have
returned from Cleveland Ohio,
where they attended the conven-
ton Of the rational Association Of
Cost Accountants.
Mr.. Mailman extended his trip
to Chicago where his oldest son,
Robert, is taking a post graduate
course at the Walton School of
Commerce preparatory of receiv-
ing his C. P. A. Degree; another
son Paul is taking at the same
school course OF advanced ac-
counting.
Mrs. Edwin Brooks OF Morgan
town is a guest at the home of her
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a
parents pr: and Afrss q y. Henry
on 'atTrnbnt Avenue
Joe Gre Is up from the w. v.
d. to attend the football game to-
William Sykes Of Marietta. Ohio
is here to attend the football game
and Is the guest OF "A. D. Simon at
his home on Maple avenue.
Robert Henry has recovered
from an illness with diphtheria.
Miss Margaret Smith who is
student at West Virginia Wesleyan
at Buckhannon is here to spend
the week end with her parents
MIR. and Mrs s. J. Smith, on
Benoni avenue and to attend the
football game today.
Porter Reed and son Harry of
Latrobe, Pa, are in the city, the
guests Of the formers sister, Mrs
James q. Anderson and Mr.. An.
derson at their home.
Miss Letitia Ryan will resume
her duties as Money order clerk In
the local post office on Monday at.
ter two weeks vacation spent at
her home in Warrington.
Miss Mary Hennen Is III at the
home Of her mother Mrs. T. W.
Hennen on Fourth street.
Mrs. Anne Rogers Cox Of Nor.
gantowu and her sister, Miss Mar.
garet Rogers Of Warrington were
here for the w. V. U.-Wesleyan
football game today.
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e; and Frank LedyfniEa District
G. r 70,
Scale Commit lee Hall, Dis.
trict 6, chairman John Hessler,
District IL; Robert r. Gibbons,
District s; Frank harrington. Dis.
trict 12: James Foster, District S;
William Brennan, District /: John
Brophy, District q: Thomas Ken.
needy. District z; Christ ]. Golden,
District 9; Frank Cook. District
10; j. G. Morris. District 10; Alex
Howat, District IA; John McLen.
nan, District IS; Francis J. Drum,
District Is; c. F. Keeney, District
IS; 8. A. Keller, District 10:
y. r. Kenamer, District 90; John
wilkinson, District 81: Martin Ca
hill, District 90; Lonnie Jackson,
District 90; Frank o'Donnell. Dis.
trict "a: Arch Helm, District 25;
Robert Baxter, District rs; Leon.
ard Farnell, District 81; John H.
sprouse, District 30, and Samuel
Pascoe, District 80.
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1--WE TIP. on LE6AL.
fight 0NGHEGE0FF
West yirginian Carried
First Printed Intima-
ton Of Suit

That the legal battle against the
Check off" Is on as was fore
casted in The West Virglnian ex
clusively in the coal mining world
became an actually by the an
.nCuncement made from Indianap-
oils that injunction proceedings
lad been brought against the Uni
ted Mine Workers of AlneriLa:
The dispatch is as follows:
"a suit to entoin the United
Nine Workers Of American frCm
further efforts to organize the non
union coal fields OF Mingo county,
West Virginia and Pike county,
Kentucky was filed In tho United
States district court for indiana
kecs late toady on nea2.f OF SIXTY
two coal mining companies AMI o.
eralols, having properties IN tha
Thacker and Williamson coal fields
OF the two counties. Injunction
against the "c:leck Off system by
which the operators withhold from
the pay Of the union miners the
dues and assessments Of the organ
ization. is also sought in the, suit,
which also charges a conspiracy on
the part of the operators of the
central competitive coal field and
the miners union to eliminate non
union competition.
The suit was brought in the
name Of the Borderland Coal cor
poration of Virginia and besides
the union officials and members.
names the Jackson Hill Coal and
Coke company, Rowlands Power
Consolidated Colliery company
and the Lower Vein Coal company.
all Of Indiana, and others with In.
terests Identical in the central com
peitive field as defendants. Judge
"A. B. Anderson. of the district
court. is out Of the city and no date
was set for a hearing.
It is asserted in the complaint
that the miners union is an "un-
lawful combination and conspir-
acy acting in violation OF the Sher.
man antitrust law, the Clayton
antitrust law nd in violation Of
sound public policy and the court
is asked to enjoin the organization
from further continuing in any
way or manner whatsoever its
activities an2 policies against the
plaintiff or from seeking further
to obtain uE objects Of said pol
icies."
The bill of complaint recites in
detail the activities in the Ken
lucky and West Virginia coal fields
as a result ~ the refusal of the
operators there to recognize the
union and prays that the organiza-
ton further be enjoined from do
ing or causing to be done anything
that will suppress or unduly limit
the rights Of the plaintiff to en-
ploy non-union labor or that will
prevent or restrict the rights Of
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The Get-to-gether Dinner Of the
Mems Progressive Glass held last
evening at Bhe social rooms Of
the church was most enjoyable
affair and was we'll attended. The
committee in charge was composed
OF Arnold Lloyd Hellner. George
Shields. c. Starzman, Harry Holt,
C. Rose, Mr.. ]. Lantz, George AL
lard Attorney Trevy Nutter pre-
sided as POSTMASTER and a number
responded to the toasts. The din
ner was prepared and served by
the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety under the direction of Mrs.
w. D. Reed president of tie organ
ization. Musical selections were
given by Clarence Bloom, and by
the Billy Sunday Quartette compos-
ed OF George Hartrick. June Orr.
Walter Wilson and John Watson.
The class has an enrolment of $50
and the officers are. President,
Daniel A. Miglrer: vice president,
Trevey Nutter; secretary P. B.
Cough; treasurer, c. Richard Hall;
teacher. Judge w. S. Meredith.
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.MANNINGTON PUTS
STOP TO GAMBLING
Mayor of the Town Reads
Riot Act to Visiting
Carnival

AS a compromise measure with
the mayor who early in the week
refused to permit any gambling at
Hough park where the Miller carni.
val is holding forth under the aus
pieces Of MILAN Post, American Lee
gion, the management OF the shows
has decided to give an article of
value to any and all persons who
patronize their devices in any and
all instances, and as result all
departments OF the shows are oper-
ating in full force. The attendance
is very large.
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Teaching Reports
Better This Year

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. %.
With practically all schools in
the state open and dong bust
ness" conditions as they relate to
the number of teachers are greatly
improved over 1920, according t.
Robert Clark, supervisor Of teach.
err training and examinations Of the
state department of education.
A comparison of figures shows
that only one emergency certificate
was granted this year, as against
sos in 1920, and $50 renewals as
against 564. last year. The number
reinstated this year is 219.
Last year AIS first grade certih
Gates were granted and the number
this year was 500. There also is an
increase in second and third grade
certificates. There were 1925 sec
ond grade and 929 third grade GER
tificates allowed. as against 1899
and 791.
Other licenses granted this year
were: Special, 81, high school grad
yates, 146; normal. 1913: short
course, 1852: temporary, 1908
There were only $50 temporary Ger
tificates issued in 1920 and III Ger
tiFicates to normal graduates.
Natives Of the Kobuk river coun.
try, in Alaska. hold reindeer "ro-
dec" every winter. Y
Certain species Of ants kill those
that refuse to share their food sup.
plies in time OF war.
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the plaintiff from voluntarily con
tracing with its employees and its
employees from voluntarily con-
tracing with It and "particularly
the acts OF tnsurrection, murder.
violence intimidation and threatF
and other unlawful acts herein be-
fore complained Of"
Notice OF the filing OF the suit
was served on John L. Lewis.
president Of the miners union. in
the convention of the organization
which Is now In session here. Mr..
Lewis said he had no statement in
regard to the suit at this time.
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Back
Coal Operators

NEW YORK. Sept 23.-In a bull
letIn issued today the National As,
sociatlon of Manufacturers upholdS
the coal operators OF West Virginia
who refuse to deal with the United
Mine Workers.
After presenting statistics TO
show that non-union miners In
West Virginia receive higher
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TRAFFIC BUREAU.
CONTINUED from page twoD


Arch Helm, District Is. secretary;
]. H. Sprouse, District 49,, @. w.
Savage, District 6; William Sneed,
District IL; James Morgan, Dis
trict 90; Neal ]. Ferry, District Z;
j. R. Kennamer. District 20; VII
liam Mich, District IL; George H.
Edmunds, District 10, and James
Shanhan, District IA.
Committee on Appeals and GREY
ances-John Hessler, District II,
Chairman; William largest. Dis.
trict s, secretary; James J. Mean
drews, District g.; John Gay, Dis.
trict 13; Enoch Williams, District
/; Stephen Ely, District 81; W. D.
Duncan, District 90; William Petry
District II; A. ]. Jackson. District
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Committee on Rules ana Order
of cuisines William >. Brennan
District i, chairman, Richard Gil.
BERT, District 2. secretary: Robert
Baxter, District IS; e. L. Reed,
District 10: Frank 0'Donnell, Dis.
trict "a; Nick Aiello. District IL,
and Freeman Thompson. District
70.
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The Altar Guild of Christ Episco
pal church will meet Monday after
noon at O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs. C. L. Shaver at her home on
Fairmont avenue. This is the first
meeting of the season and it Is
hoped that the members will at
tend.
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The expression coun3ent q
by the American soldlefs SON q Il
Rhine, IN Germany iss Al
want to 80 home.
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.Gnesta for the Game.

DIR. and Mrs. Carter S. FLEMING
have as their guests today and for
tie week end Mr.. and Mrs. p. F.
F4all and Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Hodges, all OF Morgantown. They
came up for the football game to-
day. DR.. and Mrs. Fleming recent
IL returned from Cheat where they
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
and Mrs. Hodges at their summer
ecamp.
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birthday Party.

Miss Grace Fltzhugh was hostess
lat evening at the home OF her par
aants. II. II. Fitzhugh, on Market
sfreet Ito number OF her young
gsriands In celebration OF the four
fsenth anniversary OF her birth.
4jl1esevening was delightfully."- spent
II dancing with games and music
IA refreshments were served.
srhe young hostess was the rectpt