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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
MILITARY BOARD
WILL REPORT TO
STATE OFFICERS
Strikebreakers Quit Mines But
Return When Protection
Is Assured.
THREATENED BY MINERS
Investigators Will Decide
Whether Military Forces
Are Needed at Mines.

WAUKEGAN. Ill. June 23--6By
A. P)-Gov Len Small tonight de-
manded the fullest inquiry into riots
at Herriu Thursday and ordered a
military investigation board. headed
by Maj. Gen. Milton J. Foreman,
commander of the 33rd division, 20
entrain Immediately.
Angered by the failure OF his own
representatives az Herrin 20 keep
him posted. and the apparent laxity
OF the Williamson county officials in
maintaining order. the governor an
nounced he had ordered the I'D
lifted off affairs In the coal fields
and would ind out before ne IS
through what is wrong
Meantime. the governor said. nc
viii ignore recommendation from
Robert MediI director OF mines
who has been at Herrin for several
days, and who this afternoon wired
the governor asking that his order
modifying 900 guardsmen for ros-
sible duty be withdrawn
Il want TO find out why the Official
reports reaching me say that there
is no need Of troops and that every
thing is quiet. when at the same time
I receive flood Of kilograms from
other sources saying that men
guarding mine property and rescue
parties searching for the dead are
intimidated and threatened and
their work interfered with" Gov.
Small declared
The special board OF inquiry does
not include Col Samuel Hunter, who
has represented the adjutant general
at Herrin for the last several DAYS.
nor does it include Adj Gen. Black
such conditions cannot and will
not be tolerated in the state OF Illi-
nois I want 10 know the truth in
this matter. and At the earliest pos
sible moment" said the governor.
The governor indicated that the
military board was instructed 20 find
out: why county officials failed 20
preserve order and why after they
lost control they did not call for
state troops
Why Col Samuel y. Hunter. rep
resenting the adjutant general at
Herrin did not report that the troops
were needed. Col Hunter tele-
graphed the governor today that he
felt along that county authorities
could not cope with the emergency.
While Col Hunter and Robert
Medill. director Of mines were ton
hours behind press dispatches in re-
porting yesterdays disorders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
WILL CONTINUE
TO BUILD SHIPS
FOR NAVAL Use
Senate Provides for Continu-
ance of Construction at
Normal Rate.
MAKE APPROPRIATIONS
Also Appropriate $4,000, 900
TO Initiate a Civilian
Reserve.

WASHINGTON. June pa SEN
ate provision for continuing work
at normal rate on new naval yes
sells under construction and appro-
priating 100000 10 initiate a
civilian naval reserve were retained
in the naval appropriation bill I'M
der a comrlete agreement on the
bill reached Friday by senate and
house conferees.
Appropriation for dikes and dredg-
ing Of Mare Island, California, navy
yard were increased from $4,000
to $500 The house conferees
agreed to senate increases of $780,
600 for new pier at the Puget
Sound. Washington, navy yard. and
$1S7,5OO for improvements at the
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii station.
In accepting the senate plan for
developing a civilian naval reserve
the plan urged by Asst. Sec'y
Roosevelt before the senate commit
tee-the house conferees were said
to have made an important conces-
sion. Under the plan two weeks
training on Eagle boats and de-
stroyers will be given 10 5000 men
and 10000 officers who will be en-
rolled and subject TO call for serv-
ice like the national guard.
S7.5OO,OO0 Increase.
In addition TO the $500. 900 in
crease for naval construction, the
house conferees accepted a senate
amendment authorizing transfer
from the shipping board to the navy
department OF sS.OOO,000 OF indebt-
edness owed to the board by private
contracts, the additional $4,000, 300
TO go into the naval construction
fund.
The house conferees also accepted
senate increase og 100000 for
the Newport, r. l., training station,
A reduction OF k1O0,O0O for khe
Hampton Roads. Va, training sta
ton voted by the senate also was
accepted by the house conferees.
A senate amendment appropriate
ing 5000. 900 for rerair Of a break
water at Hampton Roads. 10 pro-
tect submarines out OF commission
was accepted by the house con-
ferees.
The senate Plan to keep open
and develop the Dahlgren, Va, naval
ordnance proving grounds also was
accepted by the house conferees.
Retire 27OO Officers.
The senate conferees yielded on
the provision for retirement of about
200 petty officers Of the navy who
will be placed on the reserve list.
A senate amendment increasing
the appropriation for the great lakes
naval training station from 100000
to 5000, 900 was also accepted by the
| house conferees.
Earlier in the conference the
house managers had accepted a SEN
ate provision increasing funds for
naval aviation by s6,537,OOO mostly
I for the purchase of new aircraft
AS agreed 10 in conference the bill
carries about 100000 and the
conference report is TO be hurried
I through congress before the pro
I posed house adjournment Saturday
| If possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
LABOR ELECTS.
G0MPERS HEAD
FOR 41st TIME.
Plan to Seek Opponent for
Labor Leader ColIapses-
Unanimously Elected.
MORRISON REELECTED
Compers Leads Fight to Down
Move to Recognize Russian
Soviet Government.

CINCINNATI o.. June "a By
a. p. lied by Samuel GOmpers OPP
ponents Of the Russian soviet gov
eminent in the American Fedora
ton OF Labor seemed certain Friday
night Of placing the federation at
its convention on record against
recognition or the soviets for the
third successive year. A test vote.
called Cor at Mr.. GOmpers sugges>
ton. virtually eRded the debate. but
"A final show down went over until
Saturday
Aside from the Russian question.
the convention went on record
against the federation amliatins
with the international Federation
OF Trade Unions. and reelected the
declarations present executive coun-
ell OF II officers headed by Mr.
Gompers as president It was Mr..
Gompers' forty-first election and he
was unopposed. Officers were re-
elected as follows:
First vice-president. James Duncan,
QUINCY. Mass: second vice-president
Joseph Valentine, Cincinnati; third
vice-president. Frank Duffy. Indiana
polio: fourth vice-president, William
Green. Indianapolis. fifth vice-presi-
dent. ". d. Mahon. Detroit; sixth
v!ce-president. +. A. Richert, Chi
cago: seventh vice-president. Jacob
Fischer. Indianapolis. eighth vice.
president Matthew VOL. Chicago:
treasurer, Daniel J Tobin, Indiana
polls and secretary. Frank Morrison,
Washington.
Radicals Make Stand
The only stand made by the radio
al element at the convention, came
with the presentation Of the Russian
question and though ii was not a
new question before the federation,
il was regarded as one of the main
issues before the labor movement.
Mr.. Gompers and other foes OF the
soviet centered their opposition on
the ground that the soviet Is dictat-
orshlp and not a representative gov
eminent of the Russian people, ana
that Il aimed at the destruction or
the American Federation of Labor as
a step toward destroying the govern
ment Of the United States. Friends
OF the soviet cOntended that il was
a workers government, with its
leaders comparable TO the American
colonists and asserted that the op-
position OF capitalists TO its recogni-
tion was causing a blockade Of for
eign trade with Russia.
Aside from the convention, the
radical element IN the labor move
men. held a mass meeting Friday
night to hear an address by William
u. Foster in advocacy OF the program
for the formation OF one big union
within each industry He describes
his program as one Of amalgamation
OF the present crafts unions.
Move COllapses
In the lection Of the federation
officers. the movement TO bring out
an opponent 20 Mr.. Gompers ana the
Continued on page twO)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
SEARCH FOR TWO MEN
WHO ESCAPED PRISON

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June ga
The Indianapolis police force was
asked in a message from the chief
OF police OF Bloomington, Ind, TO be
on the lookout for two young men
who escaped from the Monroe cunty
Jail last night The men. II was
said. and DeIbert Dobson, IS. and
Fred Thomas. %. The message did
not state the charges under which
the men had been held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
CHARGES HE PAID
$500 FOR RELEASE
FROM STATE FARM
William Smith Says Member
of State Pardon Board
Was Given Money.

INDIANAPODIS June 23.-(By
A. P.)-During the sentencing OF
persons convicted in federal court
here recently. William Smith Of Ind
annapolis charged that he gave
Adolph Seidensticler, secretary Of
the state board of pardons $500 TO
have him released from the Indiana
state farm. where he was serving a
sentence of $50 days for violation of
the prohibition law. Mr.. Seiden-
sticker when informed OF the acc,-
sation denied that Smith had given
him $500. but said that he had been
given $500 10 defend Smith in ano-
Their case. Smith, who was charged
with Big jim" CarerO and Is other
defendants from Clinton, Ind.
charged with violation of the liquor
law, told Judge A. b. Anderson that
he had given Seidensticker $500 to
have him released from the state
farm. According 10 Smith. after
serving 70 Of the $50 days sentences
he was released through Mr.. Seid-
enstricker's influence with former
Gov. James p. Goodrich. Judge
Anderson sent Smith 10 his home
where he(Smith) said he had re-
ceipts which were signed by the pri-
son board secretary.
According 10 Mr.. Seidenstricker,
he was paid $500 by Smith to get his
automobile back from the govern
ment. as il had been seized by pro-
hibit.on agents in a raid on Smiths
home The pardon board secretary
said Friday afternoon that after he
had been paid the $500 by Smith he
did everything that he could to get
the automobile. which had been con-
fiscated When he appeared IN
court. however. he said he found
that another attorney was pleading
for the return OF the automobile.
Mr.. Seidensticker said. however. that
he appealed 10 former Gov. Good
rich for the release OF the man
Sentence Ia.
Big jim" Carero and Is OF his
'lieutenants" were sentenced from
one day in the federal penitentisry
az Atlanta. Ca. 10 one year and one
day. Carero was sentenced 20 on.
year and one day in the federal pri-
son.
Thirty-two other defendants were
sentenced by the court Among
those sentenced were; Dennis Shea,
former sheriff OF Vigo county, who
served a term in the federal peni-
Tertiary in connection with the con-
-
Continued from page one)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
TIE MEArHER.

THE WEATHER
Indiana Pair Saturday warmer Ia
extreme south portion; sunday fair
and cooler
Lower Michigan; Partly cloudy sat
urday warmer in southeast portion
sunday fair and cooler
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
FEUILLETON.

"Liznim,' - zvolala naSe
slavna mestska rada, kdyz O.
nehdy zdrcujiGl vetSlnou vyslo
villa Sc pro dovolenou vyrobu a
prodei piva a lehkych vim. Pc
dobne zoufaIe vykfiky. vi
znim, ziznime," ozValy Sc z &c
le rad} americkych NEST.
ZaGalo 5 tim Chicago, kde
mestska rada prijala resoluci,
vyslovujlci Sc pro- zmirneni ma
rodni prohibice a Z Chicago
to poslali do jinych NEST, ably
.iakSi promluvilo verejne mine
nj. TO byl ten iedinT, ale vel
mi dulezity ucel - ably vefei-
ne mineni dalo Q sobe SlySet.
Mestske rady samOZrejme ne
mohou meniti zakonu, statnich
ami |narodnich, ale kdyby Sc
lednou ukazalo, re yerejne mi
nenl Jest pro zmirneni prohi-
bicniho zakona. PAM Y kon-
gresu by 81 S tim pospiSili, div
by Sc nepreraziIi. Ma podzim
t0hoto rOku lSou kongresni
Volby a ktery pax z panu kon-
gresniku touzil by 20 rozlou-
cent Sc $ teplym m~istetkem,
jez III malo prace vynaSi dosti
pence. Oznamil slice Uncle joe
Cannon. re jiz toho neeha. ale
Uncle Joe Jest az bezmala tax
starry jako neboztik Methusa-
lem a mel toho jiz davnp ne
that a odebrat Sc na zaslouze-
ny odpocinek. Mona, ze Uncle
Joe nechtel vystoupiti 4 verej-
neho zlNota, poneVadZ Jest je-
dlnym Z amerlckych politiku,
Jenz postaVou a Vubec VzeZTe-
MIN trochu Sc podoba Abra-
hamu Lincolnovi a MONA take
neil Uncle Joe pritomnou
lhutu doslouai, pride 81 pro ne
no IA zubata.
lem ostatnim panum kon-
gresnikum nechce Sc z teplych
mlstecek a kdyby 81 jednou u
vedomill, re americke verejne
min6nl jest prot prohibici, ie
den pres drlheho by kricel
me too L teto pficiny hlaso
yanI mestskyeh rad q otazce
poVoleni piva a VIVA ma w
IMAM a ieSte vetsi vyznam BY
melo, kdyby O teto otazce hla-
soFalN ma podzim takove lid
nate staty, iako Jest Illinois Il
Ohio.
5 politovanim vsak jsme NJ
Gem zaznamenat. &c Iiste kru
ny We meste naSen bylA hla.
sovalllm mestskyeh otcu skan-
dali ovany. TAX ia priklad D.
1el BASTARD zIe sc rozdilil a
de,unce u ziZni>l otcove me.
sta naseho isou obrin0vani, re
- dopustlh potusenl ,ye urednI
peisahy. slibili ply lachova.
Natl a udrzovati 1stayu Spoi
Statu a naJednou Sc odvazj
k%rltlsOvatI Jeden Z ieji clanku
Ma konec ehudaci ii ziznls.
radn budou obVIneni, re sc do.
pustili NelezradN neh noteh,
jestt hal-tl1o.
Vzd>t' piece prohlblce les.
nedotknutelnou ia6o cirkevn
dogma a vsechrn amerlckv lir
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25


V duchodech ztracenych .kazdo
rocne pripravenim lidu o pivo
lehka VIVA, jest jenom zlo-
vyloh, jez prohibice stoji
Ma konci prvniho roku
Volsteadova zakona, zkrace-
MIN federalni pokladny primou
ztratou duchodu, spolu S vyma
hanim prohibice pod statnlmi
zakony a We mestech a nesmir
nymi vydelky vyziskanymi z
podloudnictvi s lihovinami,
stale lid Spoj. Statn billion dol
laru.
"Nyni jsme nell diva roxy to
no. Billion vzrostl ma diva bill
liony. Brzy budou to ctyri. Su
vzrista prekotne. Tento
rok ma vymahani p%rohibice bu-
de povoleno $1,000 900. Pristi
rok Dude to $4,000, 900.
"Predseda nejvyssiho soudu
Taft zada osmnact novych fe-
deralnich soudcu. Jest jich ire
ba nasledkem preplneni soud-
Mich kalendaru tisici pripady
yyvstavSimi 4 poruseni Volste-
adova zakona. Sluzne distrikt-
Mich soudcn jest $500; onech
obvodnich $500. Tito dodatec
nj soudcove budou stati zemi,
Sc vSemi ostatnimi vylohami.
nejm6ne $1,000 900. Policejni
komisar New Yorku zada 0 IL
sic novych policistu, ably mohl
provadeti statni prohibitni "a
kon, jichz sluzne stati Dude O.
no mesto 1,825,0 600 roche.
Vsude odvolavani jsou polici-
ste cd obvyklych povinnosti a
zamestnavani stihanim pre-
stupniki prohibice.
"Zlocin Jest pine r~ozkvetly
dry a ,uspesny. Y niGem Sc
N-#
tax nejevi nezdar prohibice j.
ko V tom, re nedovedla umen.
siti zlocinnost. Nejvetsi uroda
zlocinnosti, iakou zeme kdy
sklidila, vyrostla V brazdacf
Volsteadismu. Tato Skutecnos'
ma tesny vztah k hospodarskt
situaci.
"Cinnost zlocincn stoji vzdy
cky poctive lidi penize. Tate
zeme hromadi 81 uGet billioni
nasledkem nezakonnosti a ii
cheho opovrzeni pro zakon Wy
pestovanych Volsteadovym Z;
konem a jeho statnimi a NEST
skymi doplnky.
Ones rozvinuta velika agi
tace pro americke Obchodn
lod'styo. Pfedseda Lasker OF
lodni rady dntklive upozornu
le narod ma nutnost pouzivan
lodi, lez jsme zbudovali a ie.
nynl hniji Y pristavech.
Proc zahali a proc hniii
pfistavech? Ponevadz plavc
nechteji ma Mich pracovati
cestuiici iezditi, kdyz memo
hou tam dostati dousek napo
Ju. Ma nez jsou zvykli. Ia t
brlticke, nemecke, francouz
ske, italske. iapanske a iiho-a
mericke parniky isou pfeplne
ny. Miliony dollarn .isou vyh;
neny kaZdorocne re zeme ma
sledkem pusobnosti Volsteado
va zakona.
Saloon jest pryc. Nikdy II
pride zpet. Nikdo nechce .ie
zpet. Avsak bylo by to byval
snadne ZruSiti saloon bez otr
su cele struktury duchodu a @
chodu. Bylo by to byvalo dobr
moznym zrusiti saloon bez ur
zenl chudeho cloveka kfikla
YOU nespravedlnosti, re on ne
muze miti sklenku piva u svG
no domaciho krbu. neb beher
obeda V praci. kdezto sklep b
hacuv jest naplnen vseho dru
hu silnymi drahymi napoji.'
Mohl bych pokracovati dial
s tim clankem opevajicim dc
brodinl prohibice. Toto vsak p
staci pfesv6dciti kazdeho, Z
prohibice Jest svrchovanym D
zehnanim pro tuto zemi. Tot
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25

=
diva Tide Sc sejdou, prvne 81
vzajemne gratuluji, jakym Wy
bornym zakonem jest prohibi-
&c d iak Sc osvedcuje.
Dukaz o tom mimo line po-
dava anketa, jiz usporadal
znamy m6sicnik "Leslie's" 0
prohibici. Sestavil a uverejnu-
.ie ctyfi dotazniky a odpovedi,
jez ma ne obdrzel.l vetsinou We
forme dopisu, roztrid'uje die
procent. Prvni dotaznlk jest !:
"Jste Y sympathii 5 narodni
prohibici?" Odpovedi isou:
Ano, 33.109 proc; ne, 66.085
proc; pochybnostech, .8O6
proc.
Ma druhy dotaznik: "Pokud
muzete pozorovati, jest prohi-
bice uspeSne provadena We va
81 obci?": Ano, 1856 proc;
ne, S0.8S2 proc; V pochybno-
stech, 1852 proc.
Ma tfeti dotaznik: I've va
sem sousedstvi, mezi vasimi
znamImi, pfibylo pitt nebo u
bylo2" Pribylo, 53.055 proc.
ubylo, 2o.073 PROF.; pochyb-
nostech, 1892 proc.
Ma ctvrty dotaznik: "Jste
pro prisneisi vymahani prohi-
biCnich zakonu, neb pro zmir-
neni pritomnych zakonh?':
PrisnejSi prevalent. 24.562
proc: zmirneni. 70.746 proc.
V pochybnostech, 1862 proc.
Toto prece Jest dnkaz mad
slunee iasn6jSi, jak americky
lid Jest spokoien $ pritomnou
prohibici Il iejim provadenim.
Co to ienom napadlo ty NEST
ske konSely. hlasovati pro zme
nu takoveho popularniho "a
kona? Neni divu, re Sc rev.
-
BASTARD. spolecnost kfest'anske
snahy Il zenska krest'anska
temperament iednota rozGilujl.
Jest to smelost dotknouti sc
nedotknutelne prohibice. Omen
dodatek, llmZ Zavedena, me-
lcste O~bSahovatl odstavec, usta
nGVullcl treSt obeSeni kaZdehO,
lenz by sc opovazil pochybova-
Il, re Jest to yrchol moudrosti
a rozSafneho zakonodarstvi.
kdyz jsem liz pr te prohibi-
ci, snad mel bych uvesti We INA
most, iak 81 il libuil Buffalo
FINES nedaynem SVEN redak
cnlm elanku pod nazven
Two Years Of Volsteadism'
tDva roxy Nolsteadismu). NJ.
re tedy.
"Pokladni odhady nedavnc
provedene dokazuji, ze $500,
100000 Y duchodech bylo by
prldano k focnlm zdroium via
dy a pul bllllonu dam snatycl
$ beder NefeJnosti Il pfenese
nych ma p~lvovarsky a vinarsk,
prumysl, jednoduchym. spra
vedllvym a zrejmym planeni
Nracenim obcanu .ieho pray,
na pivo a lehka vina We sven
domove. Pnl hillionu dollaru
Iinantllynl yzpamatovani 5
ylady 4 nul hillionu dollarir
uleve DAM jest vyhlidka. jeji
appel lest vsemorny. kdekn1
The Washington times., 1922-11-04
SUPPLY
NEAR NORMAL
AFTER STRIKE
Manufacturers Seek Relief
From Old War Tax and
High Freights.

The common brick industry has
recovered from the coal strike as
far az supply IL concerned. 1he
high price OF coal. however. II the
main factor In advancing costs OF
manufacture. Out OF elghty-one
firms reporting in October Only TWO
were closed for lack OF coal and one
by car shortage,
The general production or com
mon brick begins tn reflect the usual
seasonal conditions. The total pro
duction for the month was Sb.lS2 600
and the amount OF brick removed
from the yards was 7S.OOO,OO0. The
stock OH hand Is 1870. 1856 900, Az com
pared with l73. .36l 900 Of burned BRICK
on hand "A month ago. The amount or
unburned brick on hand II AZ 600
as compared with 44,0s9.OOO. There
In also a slight reduction or orders
on the books, the current fgurc
being 234.328.O0 az against 265.'
i7s, ,0UO on the first day or Septem'
ber.
For the first time during the year
Chicago plants are building up re-
serve stocks, and this city, the
largest producing center OF brick IN
America. in usually Il fair baronc'
ter OF conditions throughout the
country.
Demand Improves.
During the last two months n"
demand for brick has greatly I'M
proved in some sections OF the coun'
try which have had dearth OF or.
ders during IA greater part or the
present year. This Is noticeable in
The Southeastern States, and quite
generally throughout the South.
There liz only one section of the
country today which IL not doing
fair volume Of building, and that Is
that agricultural part OF the middle
West with Iowa, Nebraska and Kan
Sas AZ its center.
Business continues in about the
normal seasons volume in the cities
along the New York Central Rail
way from New York to Chicago, in
The Washington times., 1922-11-04
GARNER PUTS
Up FIVE NEW
. LEWIS HOMES
Construction Time Cut by
Method Of Assembling Parts
Before Erection.

Charles j. Garner OF the Garner
Construction Company, has just
completed five Lewis Built Homes
on Alabama avenue, near Wheeler
road, which are the first OF an opera.
ton embracing probably twenty TO
forty houses. Garner has set a
new stride in speed and economy IN
erecting these homes.
lnstad OF creating the frame work
In the old style way. and then have
10 scaffold and climb up and down
10 DO all the rest Of the work such
as sheathing. siding. shingling, etc.
ne assemble an entire side OF house
on the floor, even To the setting of
the window frames, fitting the siding.
shingling the gable. and putting the
corn!ce and show rafter in position,
and then. when this entire side of
the house is complete, he hois;s It
into position. thereby saving many
days In time and expense.
Guy s. Zepp. the local agent of the
Lewis Manufacturing Company, was
present at the assembling and rails.
ing OF one OF these sides. and was
much impressed with the efficiency
and economy With which ii was
possible to do this.
The Washington times., 1922-11-04
Women Praise Mrs. Cole.

Tribute 10 the memory OF the late
Mrs. Kate Dewey Cole was paid at
n memorial meeting last night OF
the American Association of Uni.
vcrsity Women. II was largely
through tho efforts of Mrs. cole.
speakers said, that many provisions
for the comfort and efficiency OF
the institution were made possible.
Miss Helen James, president of the
Washington branch OF the associa
ton, presided.
The Washington times., 1922-11-04

orally look upon this as a favorable
ussl4s at4ssH ID 4uyl us u u,asail,'''.
II Is generally felt that brick mas
been openly Disseminated against
In freight rates since the war,
The much discussed General or
der No. 2S. which put two-cent
charge per hundred pounds upon
brick rates as "a means Of discourag.
The Washington times., 1922-11-04

ING manufacture ana shipment. and
la uElst tEat l.1sl. f,szt aH1 wan
IOruatiOn might hc turned 20 wnr
purposes. never was removed On
top Of that radical advance, there
have been other freight ndyanccs =
seriously affecting the moving uf
this heavy commodity and adding 10
the cost OF building.
The Washington times., 1922-11-04

New England, Pennsylyania. and
4ztte gl0s gzAg tAfU.shaaI tag lD-
dustrial regions of the Central Wss'.
The Pacific coast is still going strong
with the demand equal To the sup
ply. from san Diego to Seattle,
Some reductions In the freight
rate on brick are promised al AN
early date. The manufacturers gen.