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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
HuCUS ON COMMITTEE
TO FORM STATE Y. NJ

Parkersbug. w Va. oct. @'.--Dcie-
gates from all the y. NJ. {. ~, societies
of West Virginia were present 1T Il
meeting held here today for the purpose
OF forming Il state association. Inc
meeting was held 1T the local aSS"cia,
ton headuarters. and the first annual
conference ofthe physical directors Soc'-
.tv will lie held here tomorrow win I'm
attendance from each Of the associations
in,ho different cities u the state.
A state committee which havt- charge
~ tho work Of the new orSanl"a ti"'
was elected. composed Of j. q. hraH-
lev. Dundun. ". Va; J. NJ. Hartley
rairmont: ormcr governor John j. S"rn>
well, Romncy: l.. l.. Davidson TINS city
Wright Hugus. Wheeling: ~ Spat's
Brady. Elkins and john i'aN1dSo'''
charleston. Two other members are u
be elected when this committee meets
for organization.
MANY prominent people attended tho
convention rom all over the state among
uhom were: +. II Williams. Wright
EIugus, ]. G.. Slayton, Of Nhc"hnE' w
= Francis, Frank T.. Foster. OF NrllS-
burg.
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NONAGENAR|AN
PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Mary Koran, Native Of ireland,
Succumbs at Home in eenwood.
Leaves Eight Children.

Mrs. Mary Koran, aged o. years,
widow of the late Michael Horan,
prominent resident Of Benwood, died
last evening at 7:l5 o'clock at the
family home 1885 Marshall street,
Benwood, following a brief illness.
Mrs. Koran was born in Ireland and
came to this country when young.
For a number Of years she lived at
Littleton, W. Va, and came to Ben
wood about 80 years ago.
She is survived by eight children,
as follows: Mrs. II. CLANCY. OF Wheel
ing; Mrs. William Lowe, OF Nc
Mechen; Mrs. Ella Ditman. OF Nc
KEGS Rocks. Pa; Mrs. Michael Moran
ity, of Newark, o.: Mrs. Anna Sull:'
van, of Fairmont: Miss Mamie Horan'
at home; John Koran. at home. and
Michael Horan. Jr., OF Fairmont.
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock Monday morning at ST. James
Catholic church. with Rev. Corcoran
officiating. The body will then be
shipped to Cameron, w. Va, where
interment will be made.
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main within the state where they can
be sold at the Ohio prices.
May Seize the Mines.
The situation has now become so
acute, Neal wired. that the only other
way in which ohio citizens can be Sc
cured domestic supply Of coal at Il
reasonable prices will be Tor the state
fucl administration to use It's powers
under the tue. control act, recently
passed by the legislature, and take
possession OF the coal in the pits.
Fixed Prices Fair.
Mr.. Neal pointed out i'll his an
uUunccmrut OF the telegram thA'
Will" only two operators in the state
had protested states prices ot $3.Sl
to SILL Il ton for prepared sizes, IN
Majority ul them were now ahlPplii-
their coal To Michigan. Indiana aN,.
other states where they were rcccl''
nj. as much as S5.5U and 81 ton.
~, reports N-aI receives daily II
his office IN ',l minus from ihc r"''
producers themselves, show. Il" SaiH'
that tins rr.,riiru had h'r"in" genera
alter oc,"n,r Ia. when TIA" new tan
,rIr,.y' went int" effect. II" declare
.mph. .tirally that TIA" prices 'uIh"uhc''
l.. Tia. fTci administration had h""h =
accurately drawn go incluh" All TIE
costs nI Goa. prniur'i"u thLi III" "H'!
rumul:tiut>, Ia TIA" TIM" allowed i"i
CnmrIaiuis. had conc from iw" Snt-'I
MaSEil!uu. operators.
"Thr urir" Srr'hIl' camn"; u" "a
soil.d' \ra! stated. at makes n" dIf'
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ATTACKING CHARACTER
OF THE DELINQUENT

Philadelphia. Oct. 27.-Qucsti"NN con
corning the character of Mrs Catherine
Roster, charged with Staying her nus
band. Oscar, and his stenographer' MISS
Mildred Geraldine Rcckttt. We're rr"-
rected at Mrs. Susan NJ. Reid. m"tho'
OF the defendant. by the prosecution 10
day.
Mrs Roster is on trial on thc !h"'c1
mcnt charging Staying or the k!r|
Mrs. Reid admitted tina; her dauSH-
,.r rnew Oscar was married maa
wn,p H.. started paying attention ="
her and that her daughter said ls"s! r
WIS going to marry her as soon as Ne
could divorce his wife, then living -
Chicago.
Counsel for Mrs. Roster * putting
forth emotional insanity IN the family.
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WANTEp-t'i,- I.,l,uyrr$ " ""c "
Building Material 70. i""i"S"I''
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For SAI.E-Fcrrets. W. q. G"!dan.
40 18th Street. Oct:I-i
FOR SAl.E-Two Cows. Inquire at 59i
Whiteley Street. Bridgeport. Ohio.
Oct:i-k
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BURIED YESTERDAY.

Patrick ]. Moran. No, % Sixteenth
street.
DR.. Ernest s. Ely of GAINESVILLE.
Ohio.
Jdmes VI. Bishop. East Twenty
ninth street.
August Stcger of Bridgeport. Ohio.
Mrs. Bridget Flanncry, Milldalc, PA.
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Public AUCTION.

EN-rutor>' sale az the hrirk I.auc.
known 49, the Standard Fire Brjck
Work. located n Empire. -. CompriS-
ing all tn" machinery. electrically
equipped Cor manufacturing w!rc-cut
brick au,i paving block: about Gao
duublc-dcck dryer cars. grinding paaS.
etc. and - kirIs. over : acres surface
land. 4 $50 about 6J acres containing coal
ard clay OesS quantity mined Sale
will take PLACE I, Empire. -, on the
property Thursday. November =. 1T >
p. III. Property is located on Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad. FOR TT r.
TIER INFpRMtTIDN INQUIRE rt'
WILLIAM II. MccLI\TpN AND \ :.
ROCKINGHAM. ENE'UToRS. STEU-
BENNlLLt.. -. uCt21-2S-$V-Sl Nry /
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FALLS OVERLOOKED: BROWNS

r'a:rlnout. ". Va, Oct. @T.--J"hn 'hc
niuc-y-ar-old son nf Nj. ana MIS-.
,'harl.s ,;luzinSki OF EarrSt""n. was
drowned this evening In EWrIa!" rr"rE.
II. was playing about IN" river ha'NS
and got into an old boat from which
he rcu overheard. The p"dv WAS re-
covered Il few hours later near III" spot
where he sank.
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REVERSE BY 0H|0ANS
(Contirued from Page One)

E.rUr:rcr. owned hy l.. II, Mclean, on"
o. IN. iutimatcs &C the Nh!ie i'"N~"
circle. and The Other 10y The '"lum"HS
p!spa;ch an independent newspaper.
Both polls show about I'll" same th'h%'
namely Il Democratic victory all Along
tho line. EcrkonimE on percentages
basis and taking into account III" reg
js,ro,i,u q: this and Other years The
Columbus p:spatch figures would seem
ia iud,ratc z Democrats victory by
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. oct. "1--F""cjGn exchange
firm. ,:r"a. Britain. d"mrnd. St.ii: "a.
hlce. ti6l.: G0-day hills on banks,
4.t% 1915 r'r"ucC. demand. 80; CT
hlcs. 7.n2. I:aly. demand. i"o: "abl"s,
nnr.: belgium. d"mauh. G."i'.: "a
hlcs. 6.5I Germany. demand. -" Lie:
cables. .n"'.. Holland, demand. H9.ol:
cable. 800. Norkar. demand. 1928:
sweden. demand. "6.79. Denmark. d.
m.nd, zoos. Switzerland demand, 100?
spsia demand. 1875. Greece. dsmand
IN. Poland. domand. nos. ''2"'h"-
Eloyakia. demand. ".li. Argentine. d.
mau,l. $50. EraHil, d"mand ll'..
Montreal, 1nn',.
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PERSONAL.

PROSTATE AND BLADDER trouble.
rising often at uight rapidly overcome
New simple. scientific method. lneX-
nens,yc. Easily used. Results or
money back. Files and constipation
quickly relieved by this method. Many
enthusiastic patrons in Wheeling and
vicinity. See Jos. Bero' Distributor
sal5 Jacobs ST.. Wheeling W. Va. Man
fractured only by the Electro Thermal
Company 800 Baird Elds, steuoenvt!le'
Ohio.
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HUhES SERVICES.

This morning at $50 o'clock at the
home oE his son, W. +. HumeS. OF
North Huron street. funeral services
will be- held Tor James II. Mumes.
who died Wednesday. Requiem high
mass will be celebrated al y o'clock
1T the Church OF immaculate Concep.
ton. lntermcnt in Mt. Calvary ccme-
terry
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BlERY OBSEOUIE

Funeral services for frrd"ricN
David Eicry. who died Wednesday
evening. will he held this Afternoon
at the home Of his parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. G. +. Bicry, of thant"l Court.
Rev. william G.. tlfrrt Of the -.
Johns Episcopal church. will "ftiri-
ate. Intcrmrnt will be made in
Greenwood cemetery.
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In discussing II" stat 7mcnu by N'a'
lrs, evening" {. =. AIiaSin. secretary
Of the Piri S.urgh Won Operators Hr-"-
citation said Ira, III" mines W""i" wv ,
ri>h In" coal :" Supply IN" "'"'" anu
.,ecwncrr If III" railroad c"nr'mi'i
c.,u,d furnish The transportation. sim"
,L,, ,ngl strike WIS settled 'hr mln"9
have hccn working ah"u, 20 per ""n'
ana many Of lhr MINES work nut ""
Gays a week. Alhasm stated.
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JAMES MARSHALL

I.Ic;l"inn. W. Va. oct. - James
Marshall. an aged and highly esteemed
citizens IT this place. died Thursday.
utter \ three months illness Mr.. M'r-
shall was - years Of age. IL" leaves
to mourn, his loss Z widow and several
children. Funeral arrangements arr
incomplete hut will pr"bah.y l." h"li
SuhCny Afternoon IT the Sand lii,l GEM
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REDWOOD FUNERAL

This afternoon at > o'clock al her
late residence. No. Ill Thirty -tr>t
street, funeral services will h" held
for Mrs. Caroline Rrdwnnd. who died
"Wednesday evening. Rev. Simon Sn!
der Of the Trinity Lutheran church
will oftciatc. Burial will be made in
GrrcnW oDd cemetery.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Monday. October $oth, 1922. / T. NJ. 20
head OF high grade Jersey cows and
h.gfcrs. fresh and near fresh. lAherai
terms on approved security. Health
certificates furnished. AZ Eliza Riggs
Farm. |, mile east Of Dallas. ". Va.
and & miles west OK West Alexander.
~, Oct2T-h
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MRS. ADELINE RICHARDS.

Funeral services for Mrs. Adcln@
Richards. - years old. who died
Thursday following briet illness.
will be held Monday afternoon at her
late residence. No. rs Eighteenth
street. Rev. W. G.. Ilfert, Of the 81.
Johns Episcopal church, will 9TH
ciatc. Burial will follow i'll Greer
wood cemetery.
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oscHENBElN SERVICES.

Funeral services for Clifford Osch.
enbein. who died at Cleveland on
Tuesday, will be held this afternoon
M the home OF his aunt. Mrs. Johu
Masseh. OF Bridgeport. Ohio. Burial
will no made in Liuwood cemetery.
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MISS MARGARET ADOIPH.

Funeral services Will be held on
Monday afternoon at her late resi-
dence in Bridgeport. o.. for Miss Mar
sarcr Adolph. -. WHO died Thursday
following a lingering illness. Rev.
John W. Neel, pastor of the kirkwood
esbyterian church, will otficiate.
Intcrment will be made in Weeks
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BENDER SERVICES.

Funeral services for Miss Frances
\. Bender, l3-year-old daughter or
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Bender, who
died Wednesday following a brief ILL
ness, will be held this morning at
$50 o'clock at the family home.
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BUSINESS opp RrUNIr1Es.

BARGAIN FOR CASH Route Of l?n
sum vending machines. working III
Si-ih-nyilI-. bridgeport. Write or
.,hnn" ut once l.. Il. SprcCkcv. Grand
central IIVtv. Wheeling. pct2N-S
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FOE SALE-PAHAS.

FOR SAl.E-TuscararvaS County. Obi"
farms for sale. Any SIZE. Kind. or
price. For particulars address,: :. ".
Reyn>lds. Route No. :. New rhiiadel-
phia. OHIO.
Oc;-nS NoV-I-t-lA-.5 Dee
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Requiem high mass will be celehra-
ted ut the 81. Vincent De Paul :
church. lntcrmcnt in MI. Calvary
cemetery.
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RICIIARD-Ou Thursday. October &c
1872 at 80 O'Clock J.. m. 1t her late
rcs!dcucc. 49, Eighteenth street.
ALKALINE. wife OF the late Christian
Richard. aged - years aud 20 days
Services on Monday afternoon at $50
o'clock Friends respectfully invited.
lutrrmcut At GrcCuT UUu cemetery.
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RECTOR MURDERED
CONTINUED from Page 6ns)

Chr!stler were married In 1914.
Chief Of Police Moran said that he
noticed Mrs. Carleton sanding before the
restaurant whcer the Chr!stlers and
their party were dining last night, aud
her peculiar actions SO impressed him
that he watched her for some time. EX-
animation today OF her affects at her
hotel. the chief said. indicated she had
destroyed a large number OF letters and
,c,cgrams shortly before the shooting.
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TOE SALE-AUxOS-

FOR SALE-l-1 passenger 1919 WHY'S
knight. good paint. good order Gail
aS7e-M Wheeling. Oct2S-h
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lost AND RoUrp

sTQLEN-Biue licked coon dog IN. car
bad'r torn. stands :,hpu. - .'l,.!,.
h:zn Taii ! l. Cr,m III .W.'Nar,, OCT
80 reward. pct21-i
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ZOE SALE

FOR S.NL.F:--t Hudson Super Touring
AR. new cord tires N fine condition
Gail s6G Ei,u Grove. Ort2S-!
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FOR SALE-Very cheap.
Us Fl, r. Cooper Corliss
t:ngiue and equipment. IN
first class condition. John
W, Beltz. cor. 10Th and Eon
Sta. Phone So. Sept29-30t
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FOR SALE -- kOUicr and Campbell
piano: Best condition. Isl Seventeen
- Phone, ."JIl-R OCt27-i
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WANTED-Agcnt TO introduce direct
1" user Egyptian Dental Cream. made
ucw way for ry"rrhea. Ground IN
Stone Vessels, Wooden BLADES. No Iron
Ects,.lS thirty ccuts. Egyptian CO. Nor
walk. Couu. OcG'-I
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SEIZE. OH|b COAL
(Continued from Page one.)

Commerce Commission. can order the
necessary requirements Of Ohio to ~
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and senatorial fights are won ~ the
Republican nominees.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

cANDYMNKING BCSINE:SS-We start
you. Home. OF anywhere. Furnish
ing everything. We buy your candy
Big pay. Experience unnecessary
Men-Womcn. Particulars. ca q y :
makers Co. Philadelphia. Ia. oct2e-g
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DIED

yO,;LI.--Ou Friday. october -. 1877. at
. IL u'clock y. M. At .hcr !atc nome No
l39 Fourteenth street. ANNA ..
NOGEL, widow or the late Jonn W.
EogCl.
The body has been removed TO the nome
OF her daughter. Mrs. J. II. Lancaster
NJ. 50 Maryland Avenue.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Thursday. October "5
1872. at So o'clock p III. at the home
Of her son, l.. L. kictzly. No. Du-
uucSne Avenue. ileasantOn, MkS
ELLEN q. kLETIl.i.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOR SALI.-Marhiacvy Bargains. Short
wall m!ning machine $1,000. Breast
machine S!7J. Goodman Locomotive.
late. type $l.@op. - II. +. Fairbanks
Marsc OH Engine. good rs new $500.
I. Ton Wagon Scale. pittlcsS SllJ. 3
mine cars $50. Several electric motors.
lee MACHINE. several gas and steam
Engines. lump, Mine Fan. Hoist, Is
:ouS. IL pound rail So ton. Address
Machinery care ln;clligencer. Oct21-h
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ADOIpH-On Thursday. October 20.
49,. at her home. S2l Lincoln Avenue.
bridgeport. Ohio. MARGAREF =.
ADuLrII in her Ind year
Funeral services ~ her home Monday
afternoon a o'clock. Friends or tho
family invited to attend. lnterment
Weeks Cemetery. Bridgeport. Ohio.
Steubcnville papers please copy.
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wANrEp-MALE.

ACTIVE man e take orders Tor h"' s''s
stock ana htr" agents. hlE"'S,
mission. exclusive territory. lii" Wayne
Nurseries, Inc. Newark. y. y.
pc;">-Sl N"Ni-lI
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WANTt.n-Jau.t"r. Model Restaurant
1894 Market Street. '''-N
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-01
SAYS JAPAN NEVER INSISTED
ON THE 10 NAVAL RATIO

Toxic, Jan. 31.--(Bv the A P)-Bar-
on Takahashi, the premier, replying to-
day TO an interrellaticn in the house of
peers. eaid the Japanese government at
the Washfreton conference had never 81
sisted on the 10 naval ratio, and that the
acceptance Of the so ratio was based Oh
the conviction that naval Strength al3ne
did not insure tire safety Of nations With
out causes for displte having been reniov-
cd. He adGle1 that he was unable 70 ex-
press an opirdon as to whether the naval
agreement would be renewed if the enten-
te outuved the terms of the agremns, but
that the japanese government hoped that
when the terms of both the entente and
4h enaval agreement expired. the world
would be provided with stronger gua-an-
tees for Tsaace.
Niscotlnt Cchida, minister Of foreign az
| fairs. replying to the same interpelIat ton,
| said it was mistake to think that tht
entente had as its sole purpose the abrc-
| cation Of the Anglo-Japanese alliance
Rather ut was the alliance enlarrai an
extended to meet altered world conditions
Americas position had Been SC charge
since the world war that she could not h,
left out of consideration and she had beer
IN no way concerned with tie iesg que o
hs1lons or the alliance, Viseou,t Uehad,
| added
The auadruple entente, the foreign min.
lister declared, must be regarded as sig
n'ncant of success since it prepared tn
way Tor close cooperation with the UJnif
ed States in the cause of ir. ernationa
peace He expressed the belief that ther
snoulh be no anxiety for the future he
cause the desire for armament reytrictio
ana peace were the underlying axree
ments' and shere were grounds for TIL
most reasonable belief that the treats
prov~7 form. - -''
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-01
AWAITING ARRIVAL IN ROME
OF CARDINAL o'coNNELL

Rome, Jan. 81 (By the A. P.)-The
date of Cardinal O'Connells arrival ir
Rome is the absorbing question among
come before the opening Ct the conclave
on THURSDAY. All technical and eere
monial arrangements have been made,
and the coming of Cardinal O'Conneh is
awaited with extreme eagerness. This
has been accentuated by the announce
ment in the Rome newspapers that he is
braving the dangers of the sea on a de-
stroyer, cardinal O'Connell is pas
senger on the steamer President Will
son, which sailed from New York on
January 24)
There is general hope that America
will be represented by at least one car
! dinaI. The hasty joul6ey made by the
archbishop of Boston in order to be
present at the last conclave before the
election of the pope still remains a mem
ory to the sacred college, the members
i of which look for something of the same
nature this time, described as "typicallJ
i American
| The fulfillment~ Of the remaining rite.
| In the burial. of Benedict took place to
| Gay, she eighth requiem mass being cele
emnity. Cardinal Vico was the celebrant
while Cardinals Merry Del Val, Francis
co-Nava and Mafh impaired absolution
| The cardinals met after tire mass in tn
hall of the consistory, and carefully re
viewed arrangements for the importan
proceedings of the conclaye.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-01
INFLUENZA IN NEW YORK
OF EPIDEMIC PROPORTIONS

New York, JAM 31-Inhuenza cases
in this city have reached epidemic pro-
portions. Heath Connissionkr C1)pe-
land announced tonight in making pub
lie report showing that s1s cases Of
the disease and 2s3 cases of pneurno-
MIA had been reported during the past
"a hours. There were AZ deaths from,
the two causes.
DR.. Copeland pointed out that the en-.
idernfc this year was much milder than
the one Of 1858 when on the cor
responding day there were reported g.
o7o cases of influenza and 2s3 cases
Of pneumonia with 81 deaths from the
former and 80 from the latter. The cam
parisons, he explained. show that the
disease this year IL not as infectious or
as fatal as 1t was two years ago. but
he declared there was sufficient reason
for the public taking all possible pre-
cautions.
DR.. Copeland also called attention tc
the age groups that were affected in tht
epidemic of 1s1s-1e az compared witt
| the groups affected this year. Ir 1851.
the age group of those between IL
and 45 years was the most fatally affect
| ed, while this year those in the ex.
tremes Of life appear to b, the hardes
hit.
| So far this year those under I'VE year
Of age who have died from influenza ans
pneumonia represent ss per. cent. Of tn
mortslities. those l5 to s5 years Of az
represent - per cent and those s. year
and over represent Is per cent, leavinl
rs per. cent. for those Of agss betwee
& ana -.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-01
QUARTERLY sTATEMENT OF
U. S. STEEL CORPORATION

New York, Jan. 31.-The financial
statement of the United States Steel cor
poration for the final quarter of 1921,
issued today, showed that the corporation
failed to earn more than about one-sixth
of the amount required to pay the COM
mon dividend for that period
Total earnings of S19612,033, against
S1S91s,05s in the previous quarter. and
net income of s11,322012, was further
reduced TO s7,377 sol after deducting In
terest charges on bonds and adjustments
of various accounts.
To- meet the s1265S,7o2 required to
pay dividends on the preferred and COM
mon shares. the directors drew from the
undivided surplus the sum of $3.50, ,901
On the figures issued today, only q
cents was earned of the s1.25. to be paid
to common shareholders for the last
quarter.
Total earnings for the year amounted
to $92,70S,S2S against s1766S6,ses il
1920. Total earnings in 1919 were s145;
5s90e3 and in 1918, when the war boon
| was still on. a total of s1e9.35o,6 $50 wa.
| reported.
.Today's statement as whole reflected
| the sharp decline Of production in tn,
| steel and iron industry during the las
/ two months Of 1921 Earnings for Octo
Der, exclusive of interest charges OF
bonds, amounted to ssss4.873. In No
vember' they fell to s7,1oo.727, and il
December only s5,s33.5z1 was earned