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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
cAAprIR IN

Bruce couldnt mistake ne cabin. 81
the end ~ Tie lnil he found li-~a
little shack of nnnhlntca boards With
G single door ana single window
lie stood momen, Ia llte sunlight
He could not guess what was his dcs.
tirs behind that rude door IL WIS
a memeni long wniied; fof one 81 the
few times IN his NE he was trembling
with excitement lie felt as 10 q kcy,
long Loaf. was turning IN she doorway
-anderslandlng.
lIe walked nearer and tapped with
his knncklcs on the door
II tile forests have one all.pcrsua.
INK quality IL Is silence. What sound
there Is carries far and seems rather
out ~ place. Bruce could picture the
whole of the little drama that followed
tis knock by Just the faint sounds
lnaudlble in less silent that
reached him from belind the door Al
first Il WAS Just d siari then a short
exclamation Ia the hollow. halfwhls.
penng voice Of Old, old aye. a mo.
tneHf more Of sllcnce-as II slow.
moving. aged brain were trying 10
conjecture who stood outside then
the crcaking Of chair as some one
fosc- Tie last sounds were - a
strange hobnling TOWARD hlm-a rustic
81 shoes half dragged on The f0or and
the intermittent tapping of cane
The face that showed ~ disaly ln
the shadowed room looked Just as
Bruce had expected--wrukled past
belief lean and hawk.nosed from age
The hand that rested on the cane was
IKE birds claw. the skin blue and
hard and dry. She stood bowed over
her cane
Yet Ia that first instant Bruce had
en- inexplicable impression of being Ia
the presence Of a power lie dld not
have the wave Of pity With which one
usunliy grcets the decrepii. And 81
hrst be didn't know why But soon
be grew accustomed TO the shadows
and he could see the woman's eyes
Then be understood.
They we're set deep behind gTfzzied
brows bot they glowel like Goals
There was no other word They we're
not the eyes ~ one whom time Is
shout 10 conquer. Her bodily strength
was gone any personal beauty that
she might have had was ashes long
and long ego. bot some great hre
bnrsed In her yet.
She bllnkcd In the light "who Is
81" she cr0aied.
Bruce did MOI answer He had no,
prepared q reply for this question Bu,
Il was not needed. Tie woman leaned
forward. and vivid light began 70
dawn IN her dark. furrowed face.
Even to Bruce. already xuccImbed
20 this atmosphere of mystery inta
which his adventure had led hin. that
slawning light was the single most
startling phenomenon he had ever be
held. The witeliilke face seemed te
CLEAN with white flame. And
Bruce knew that his coming wns the
answer 20 the prayer of Whole life
time. II was a thought 70 sober him
10 small passion. no weak desire. ne
prayer that time or despair could r.
Ience could effect such light as this
Bruce. he said simply. II did MOI
even occur to him 10 use The surname
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
kRUPPs TO PRINT OWN
MONEY TO PAY LABOR

Berlin. Sept % necaulo oi inabll =
ity 10 obtain funds 10 ray ls work :
men. the kupp company today OBJ
tanned perm m'ssiou from the govern {
meni 10 print note. 10 the valuo cf
100000 marks IN douomlnlt tions no
exceeding 800 marks II Il understood
that other BIZ industrial concerns viii
be permitted 10 DO the same thing A.
temporary measure designed 60 rc-
lleve the money shortage which Is
threatening the Industrial areas with
disturbances
Repors Of Outbreaks cime today
from Bochum. near Essen ana other
towns along the Rhine and in the
Ruhr district labor bodies ln these
districis making demonstrations t5
free the biz concerna to meet lhslr
pay rolls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
sow LESS WHEAT
IN STATE IS PLAN
Unless Long Drou.a y Soon
Broken the Acreage l. TO
BE Reduced Mntcn
ally

oklahoma Clp ssw e Fumam
afo oxperencln about tne same eaa-
d'tons now a. they dd 3 fcar afl.
10 lhe matter ~ preparing and plant.
M their nhoat uouna aeeafdlae l
tho weekly cmp resume ~ the sta'n
board ~ agriculture. ianad indsf
This means That m the noFihofl hnl
eastern sections ~ lhe fiAlo wh,r
some fAlus have n.len lho eround q
IN good condition. Cos working. NH0u
of it has been plow 4 ana whtai sovn
which ia comlns aO 20 "a fair fisnu ln
the drior sessions ihn wnFk hls heei
halted. al farmers have NOS ipreoiten
their expeflence ~ Year AGO. vhel
much ~ the wheat planted then nndfr
similar conditions nilsi % apr at 8
whore ii d'd aproui came up 20 a poor
stand. and II VA necessary lalor &.
pillow il up and uiani lo other cfal 3
There win be material decrease In
acreage unless relief comes frcm ihe
'nar dgonih
Demand for mill feeds la on the in
rreasc. q IS stated % during the
month ~ August ths collected lof mn
feeds was ionublo that of same monlh
q year aFo Thia Indicates that iarl
'fs have been forced 20 buy mura
mere flod than lsual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
NARCOTIC AII\f ~
RELEASED On BO\D

Memphis. ranu. scpi. -s p oecil
n Frazier federal ntfcoiic circr
for wet Tennessee indicted Friday
e. chlpf - murder 10 oont'elion
wlh tho fi1al shoung of Van a
sprlug. dras clerk lasi week. co.
day vac fslta "a oh bend ana satar-
aay was released on bond ana siiur-
he ie ihe pros cutie v'fntH i'' =
tcoro o. more narcotic eases 10 the
federal court
frziers ace was formally trans.
ferrsd 90 the federal court ON ghe
ground HAT ha is q federal officer
and shot Spring Will, IN the per-
f0rmancs of hls dat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
cHApTEa VI


Marln's VAS a tyUlri little meun-
tsln ssaFe. ceglalars snai sample
- aimesg ever fAils under ihe sun.
anA hliii 81 iie forks Ia The raad
nsaee eatened slowly aHd the latte
group ~ isanssf~ carel st him with
fans cafi Siy
oa'y 0ae of them was ~ fspe
sciSeicnily distinguished 50 that
BFass ueu curiosity WAS aroused
This was q hnge dark ulau who sie'd
alone simosi a. the rear - tae hulid-
'n--a vcrialie slant with saNsec.
n.aldAoand iir. and dccpsunkcu ey~~.
There was qaliliy in has posture
that attracted Rfucss atfenti0n a.
onee. No une could laok ne him and
doubt i'sai BE- Mas power 10 these
m0miain realms
he was dressed mach as The other
mountain men Nho had assembled IN
tlae ssoie lie nare a hannei shirt oNvs
his gorilla chest. and c'riarly trou-
sers stuffed LAKE lish. many seanlea
ridlRg boots
The dark eyes we're full uren
Rruces face lie fcli them iasi as
" the, had Tie power ~ actual phssic-
al iimpaci- the Instant that he was
inside the srr Nor vas u the
ordinary iook ~ careiess spe,wlation
or friendly Interest !, Ugs >aca that
no uan. to whom self-rcspeet Is dear
could possibly disregard II spoke
clearly as words
lluce flushed. and rs blooi made
CURIOUS little lear. lie slowly
turned. llis gaze mofed unla l' rested
fdl upon tie mans eyes 4 took an
~ Brlcgs sircnsfh 20 hold that gaze.
The niomerg was charged viii mss.
terlo0s saSperse
TIE sfrunrcrs face ehaugcl 200. lie
ava not nnsii. however ~, ips cuNei
ever - slightly. revealing an instants
glimpse ~ strong rather weii-l.sr,
foegh Ills eyes WIZ narrowing too !
and they seei1ed n come 80 lne With
singular sparkles and glowlnss be
between the lids
..Neilf- ~ suddenly demanded.
Every man IN TIE .Ooln--excepi enc
,tare'i TIE one exception was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
PUBLIC SALES TO CONE

=. y. Cunningham. one-haif mile
north Of Pleasant VALLEY. Oei 3
J.. l.. and G. La0rand. ; miles touih
aad miies east o. cushre. SEPT. Is
Mrs.. Ida Dsaks miles sosfh q
Gafhrle. Sept -
). =. schseis, 8 miles south end 5
niles east Of Gsthrls. sept. -
Mr. Slaughter. II miles foulhrest
cs Guthrie. ocf. ?
5 Holland. Is miles 5 W. of cuih-
re, ocl- ;.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Say what YOU Will about druggists
Offering something 'inst a. ruod' be-
cause Il pays q better profiI tho fact
nlil stands that ninety nlne ont ~
hundred druggists recommend
Chaniberlain'a Collie and nlarrhoea
REMEDY. whou tho bosl medicine fof
dlarrhoea 4 asked for and do 20 he
cause they know from what their ciie-
tomor4 say of y. that 4 can be On
ttnded upon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
FEDERNL FARM LOAN
BONDS ARE OffEi,ED

Washington. Sept 20 -An offering
of - percent forty ysar federal
farm Joan bonds vas announced Sun
day nlght b. Secretary Mflion
The bonds. 4 siated. win be dated
May J.. 1879. due May l. 1919 nos rs-
De- mable anil May ]. 1859. he a.
terfsi rate forthcoming 20 the pre-
yloua farm l1ar issue Ths siie price.
Mr. Mellon aid. would bs ioi a1a
ose-haif and accrued inisrfsi. yielding
slightly IN excess ~ go percent is
The call date and 4 IL peroeu,
there fier urtl railed of maiurec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
HEART IN MoUTH. MISSOURI
CALF IS NEWEST FREAK

Poplar Bluff No. Sept 2s-An u
months-old calf. belopging 70 LLOYD
'iniow. near Greenfield. has ~ heart
in its mouth.
The beat Of the heart can be plainly
seen when the lump in lts throat "a
pands and contracts. The animal 40.
pears TO be healthy. and despite q i
dciormi,y the calf has no dlfflcuis
except IN getting food down its lhfos,
The calf has TO eat sen foods.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
GOVERNOR RoBERrsoN TO
APHAk AT hlALTh MHgTINa

Oklshoma CITY. SEPT - sp-ciai
Oefertor ! . A Robsr son viii sd
dress lfe flfih Ahnsl Public Health
Conference % be conducted under the
joint aasE.css of ibe oklahona Puhlle
Hesifh Afsocaiioa ard ths HNts
Health Dgpartmsn' ociobfr tnird
and fourth. arcoralrg 70 an an
nouneemsnt today BY n. n wiisaa.
General ssere ar of he Assoela,boa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

RELIEVES KIDNEY rRouslr

For two years" writes Mrs sarsh
+. Bennett, Anderson. indians. i lfleI
most everything fof ny kidney trouble.
but had no success uniil I roi Foley
Kidney Pills" Foley kidney Pllli
quickly relieve backachc. rheumatic
pains, dizziness aud blurred ylilon.
kidney aud bladder trouble
kidney and bladder trouble. Sold
Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
cRouPY couens

"My baby ftrangled 70 bad" writes
Mrs. G. Jackson. Dunbar Mob. "she
could not sleep Foiey's Honey and
Tar stopped the oroupy cough. print
this 30 mothers may know what good
Folcy's Honey and Tar can DO their
babies croupy cough chills the
mothers heart with terror Foleys
Honey and Tar gives gnick relief Sold
Eyerywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
5 CRUSHED TO pEArA IN NINE

C5lrieston. W Va Sept. 81
Fivs worknen employed By The Glenn
Rogers Coal company a. clenp
Rogere. Wyoming county. were Kill
ed today when . hosting bucket.
loaded with stone. fnlI down = 100
foot fhafi, crushing them 10 death.
Glenn Rogers Is az isolated mining
town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
= wcuia. lfke'to Have YVv Tell Me-"
Ne ssie CUTE clsarly. "1he Way 70
Mrs. Ross Cabin"

MIS- koSs Saolr.
be expected when one of their num.
her achieves rclnrfcc on a icnasrfoo'.
Nevertheless. ihe itgslQn was broken
Bruce turned 80 ths rfcrchant
Il would Ike 70 have you t,il me
he Ssid quite clearly -the way 10
Nrs Ross cabin"
Tho mero,,ani seemed 81 walt long
fine ncfofe repivne Ills ewes stole
10 the giants facc. fauud the lps
curlcd IN q smile; then De flushed.
Take the lcfthond road he ~iid
with trace AZ defiance IN 81. tone
y, SON lssamcs irrH hui teep
reh on .silg up =. 81 lhe iorS Ia
tAe iral vNun nAa hee sah.n"
"liaw far T. II. pleases"
"Tvo hours' walt you can make
Il easy 10 -four e'c'uek"
~Ihmk yo1 lis eyes clanced over
ihe stock of goods ana he srlccicd a
fcw ,dliics 20 give him strength Tor
tie walk. "ri leave my suitcase here
n I may" he sald "aud viii caii lQr
q later" lie turned 10 go
"Walf Just d minute. voice spoke
behind lin Il Was a commanding
toie-inplylne the expectations ~
Obedience. bruce haif turned "Slmaa
wants 10 iulk 70 you. the merchant
cxplulnei
"rn walk with you a wag and show
tou tie road" simon continued The
room seemed deaihly quiet as the Two
men wcnf out Together
Thcy walked slde by dde until a
tugn q tie road took them ont ~ ese-
range of the siDre. ~'rid. is the road."
siman said. "An son have 10 DO Is
follow ~ caeins are not - many
that you eoaid mistake i. Bnt Tie
main thing is-wheiher or DOT yoa
uant % 20"
Bruce haa M misunderstanding
about the nuns meaning II was sili-
piy o threat nothing more nor less
erse cogae a long way 10 gn 10 that
cabin" De replied "i'm not likely 20
turn OF now
There's nothing worth seeing when
you get ihere. Jasi 90 oia bag p
srlnkied old dame ihai looks Ike a
Witch
Bryce fcif a deep sui llfiie under
stood resentment AZ the words Yet
s.nee he had as yet established M
relations with ihe woman, he had 20
grounds Tor silcnelng The man. IN
haze 20 decide ihai." lie rephcl. I'm
going 70 So some une else iOo."
eS.ane ono naDel--I.intinf =
-Yes. You secm quite interested
They were standing face - face iu
the trail For once Bruce was glad ~
his unusual hci shf lie dld not have
10 ralse his ewes greatly 10 laos;
squafely into simon's Both faces
were flushed. both set and the q -
of fl.e older man Frightened SLOWLY.
4 am interested" Simon replied
You're n tcndcgfooi. You're fresh
from cities. You're going up there 20
learn things that won't be any pleas
ure 10 you You're going into Tie
real n0unfains--a mans land such Is
never was a place for tenderfeet. A
good mnny things can happen uS
there. A good many things have lap
pened up there. I warn yeu-ss
back
Bruce smiled Just the faint flicker
OF a smile. but Simon's eyes narrowed
when lie saw II. The dark face lost I
little Of It's insolence. He knew men
this huge son Of the Wilderness ant
ne knew that no coEara could sniic Il
such a moment as Isls. He was &c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

The men % eighty five and alnely
years q age are not the rotnnd. wsli-
fed. bat thin. spare men. live on a
slender diet BE a. careful a he vii.
however. = msn past middle age viii
occasionally eat too much uf Of some
article q food not suited 70 he coz
giifulion. causing Indigestion or con
stipation and will need . dose Of
Ch1mbsriaIn's Tablets 70 move hl
bcwels aud invIgornte his stomach.
When this IL done. there IL 10 reason
Why the average man should not I've
10 q ripe Old are.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
usEp nY rnarr ornaRArlons

Z use Fuiey'a Honey and Tnf par-
sonaily. give u 20 all ny children ant
now % ny grandchildren with gkr
sane good fesulff" writes ,iu EK
Oiton. Superior. Wise Foley'h Honey
snf Tar has stood the test ~ time
serving three generations Relieves
coughs. colds. and Group sold EverT-
where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

As a purFalive. Chsmbsrialn's rab-
lets are the exact thing required
Strong enough for the most robust.
mild enough for children They cause
an agreeable movement of the hoRell
without any OF that terrible griplng
They are easy aud pleasant n take
and agreeable IN effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

N~FNff" - 'fHAs A~fNst sffN -
Hfaee himself he WAS hoidlng hurl
IN ~ nerve contro'. aud be sr.s eun.
tlnae.. ~ stare eoidiy.
"Are you the werchantr Nruee
ASKED
"No. ANT" the otier rfileA "ion
usualls laok for il.e merchant behind
Tire counter"
'fhsre Nas ~ siAie On lhc faces ~
the ualtlng mourlaln men usnsliv 60
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

of the mucous linlng ~ the Eustac chian
IGbe- When this tlbc "a innamtd you
have 4 rlmhiing sound or imperfect
hearing lnlesz. the Inflammation Can
oe reduced yo1r hearing may be oe-
sfrpyed forever q
do ghat We claim Tor it-rid your system
81 Cntarrh or neafnsss caused by
Catarrh. HALL. $ CATARRI MEDICINE
has been srocessful in the treatment Of
Catarrh fer over forty Years
/, sold BY al drugglxts
r. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. q.
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cur rns OUT


Cut cat THIS elip. fttlAs1 Nlth tc -
Foloy q Co. $685. ahsfiicld Ave. chi.
caFo. H.. writing ,pnr name and a.
dress clearly Yoa wiil receive N ro.
turn o trial package containing Fol-
oy's Honey and 'rar Compound. for
coughs. colds and Group. Foley KID
ncy pills and Foley Cathasue Tablets
Sold Etefy whfte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Johann sirauss composed the Blue
Dsnnse waltz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
Continued on Pase Twelve.)
CRIMES OF PLOTTERS
KILL ONE, HURT THREE
Bombing Of Bridges, Sluggtlg Of
workers And other Lawlsss vto-
lencs Marx Rail STRIKE

Chicago. Aug. 21.--ThN disclosure Of
nov ',air-wrcrking plot. an attempt
go r,rw M rain. tho burning and
dynamIt,rC oC bridges and other rail
way property, Grcas!ng n tracks slugg-
Ing Of workers and other 'Iw'"Ss vio-
lcnce marked the strike Of the railroad
shopmcut throughout the country today.
4 -'ie Of debris hctped IN The path
~ ar expected Chicago train near
Sp-iHglakc. Iowa. was reported - have
resulted IN the death ~ one man and
the injury Of three others when a motor
handrar on which they were riding in
advance cf the train. struck the OBJ
siructioN. Ar attempt To blow UP a
Chicago and Alton train near Alton. H..
the bombing Of br!da. in Wilmington,
Del. and the burning Of seven bridges
on the Cotton Bell lin" also We're re-
ported simultaneously with tho arrest
NJ three men in chicago charged with
plot - dynamite aud wreck III" New
Yo~k-' 'hicagp western express" Of the
Now York Central Lines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
Counsel For Companies In
voIved Alleges Wrong In
depreciation Of Law.
Asserts y. S. Supreme Court
Failed to Grasp Clear In
tcrprctation Of Facts.
Decision Sustained Contention
That Labor Organizations
May Be Sued.

Wasning,on. AuE'. 3I.--rct'''on Co.,
rchcar:ng Of the famous ooronadr 'o"'
case. In which III" tn!t"d states
supreme court recently lali d""n 4
ror-rcachlng construction nfNh" S".'
ability or organized labor. althd!sh i"t
iuro~."ratcd. was filed today WITH '"e
r"uf ny John W. Davis. as ccuk> Sc
f.. the rnn. companies jnvolN N
action viii u" :nE'a ou the r"ttions
un;l ,hc cour, rcr,Ny'u"- in October.
Hold Unions suable.
Tho original proceeding was civil
su;t .uSti,Ujod Ivy ;hc Coronado and
other rpal companies against tho Initcd
Mine Workers Of America, District Il
md local unions O. that Organization
aud Individual members COR trchl" dam
agos caused hy destruction of property
during 'hc strike cf 1915 The supreme,
,nur'. iu z decision r"u'!"r'd Jun" ;,
1922 sustained contentious of the coal
COMPANIES 'ha' the mine workers union
and other unjnCorpora''i labor orGaui-
za,!ons were suahlc, but put aside the
award Or damages made by Tho lower
federal courts.
"Ess"u'!eI mistakes and mIscnnceH-
tons ~ No facts" hr 'hc supreme
court were stated as grounds for n
rencerirC. Tho petition asserting that
when ~" principles ~ NV announced
b. the court are applied 20 ~" tdcts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
Saws Flars WIN Go On.

Chica Arg. Ell y. II. Block. presid1
ot IT," luland Steel Company. said
day that his company had not rec9
formal notice Of tn" federal trade
missions complaint issued in w
ton. today. against the proposed
nf tho Inland. Midvals and
companies. II" aid that 50 FAR -
knew. plans for IN" ""yhination
those ,cmpanr,. would proceed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
SHOP FORCES SWELL

Na.hInClOm. Nug. 81. = FreH
lHurfax HARRISON. of the southern
way. announced that workers en-
..r the shops Of that system now
.crt.A 81 per cent "t the normal
1'h.. ~ per cent mark was passed
,r-Ily. the statement said when
ROLLS showed 5.9lS men at work IN
.r.p. AGAINST a normal total FOR
u ji%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
SHOWS DANCERS
STEEL COMBINE
Federal Trade Commission
Thinks Proposed Mer's
Would Be Unfair. ,
Says Monopoly Would lnjure(
West Virginia, Ohio AM
Other States.

Washington. Aug 3I.--Th" fc|
trade commission today issued a ~
!uai complaint. charging that the pre-
rn~cf merger Of tn" Mjdvale. Republi
and Inland stc,l companies was in y
'at;on Of the law in that it
70 unfair method Of c%- hs
cor,h:nission's decision ~ re-
versA of iatsSac IA 5s rt-
ment a. j,stic< 55hforn-
cd consfssk thatsf Sruposed combina.
lion wassn6fSin coatfavention Of either
tho Webb. claTton or the Shcrma
Antitrust laws. but was in line wi
previous action IF the commission
issuing a complaint against the BY
lem ckawanna merger. which
ger too. was declared hy the a
general to be as free of unfai'
practices as tho proposed Mid
combination.
Thirty Days. to Answs
In it's complaint tho
named as respond ntS the Nj
and Ordnance company, OF
tho Ecpuhllr ."a and 81
os New IorI C'r and III
company, vl hlrago p
,a5> 20 na"' TO fileI
which. y wa> cNpla
tcrmined the issues
Tile compla
mission had
nreljmlI,dry n
roscd mere
,hroe co,,ne;i
yin center II
porattonS in
conn etition b
.cr con,r.titi
tend to. crea.
-,,e1 produc.
Would
This coud.
he feIt pa d
Ohio Wes,
Michigan
Conmiss!
Cd from III
al rho rIch
tirr form
chairman
his vote bv
trus, laws a
tho srope @!
-, ,dAr;,l trade az
JIo cited the
ncv general. but !"
Mr. usuchertv aveiNd a
,,nId MOI be construed as
.. tbe sherman law. he had re
t-or, ovn-.sst-e op;n;on as 10 a
rlirs,ion of III. federal trade acq
the chairman addeI
49,, ,Io,- ~ tn, general publY
20, 70 rho whole Of tho legal II
Nr CaskiIl then illustrated
~ the various laws taken
s,d.ra,ion hv the departmenI
,ica and the commission in
their respcctive opinions concerning %
mergers
Nnnv Compenies Involved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
Not TO Stop Negotiations.

\rw Norh WIG. Hl.-'Thomas
,.ha.lpri,ru.. counsel for the Midy
Rcryh,,r lr,and Stccl company. dec
.,rirn, that tn" federal trade com
.t,.,.s reports disappearing the meri
,,..,'r rot avail negotiations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
) Not Likely
Pass Over Veto
J the President
DAVID LAwRENc1
ht by The Inis.l!senceD

Aus. So Soldier bonus
oks hopeless today. \ coun; - noses
IN. senate shows tho !mprobab;li'y
massage over a presidential veto
barCes OF !nSia,e-ity are beiNG openly
,de for the bill as Il passed he h"us"
been loaded Up with amendments
hitch alone void produce \ pres!-
n,ial veto. and he fac; is tina; men
|no are known BE- ready - y",e
pralnst the bonus bill when I IS fin
any presented. h&e helped b" 'hcT
votes 10 attach arurdrleNts - he o,li
Legion Mon Jok To Harding.
American Legion ucN ara srjll con
-sden, that Prcs:dNn Harding MIL no:
,omrni. what seems them po.i;'c9,
hIrrds- IN vetoiNG -, soldiers com
,ansa,loH bill The argue that Mr.
Harding acknowledge that IN principle
Le fayors a soldiers bonus and tha:
he committed h.msel 70 ,aa, course
{, the 1870 cewTa:S Mr.. Harding
nas said however that objects 20 the
methods proposed tor financing the
bonus. II h" can De c".incHd that ;hc
ro,bods are sound his 7Iamcntal at
,I,nds on the bonus tts' would = -
co,,arded make Il .ncuunt upon him
- 20 sign the bill
rroryh votes are assur % pass the
asr-c ~ rho senate ar;he friends
:, ,bc brl S,:.l have an nor.unitv 70
N,oi,a,s the undesirable ste amend
,.rrs uhea the h.N cN:s / the con.
,a-n,c. committee So 'onAs there -
chance os securing vresrt!al Io-
oroval. the champions 80 t'bui will
rork "a &c, tn thing N ~"1~Nape a.
n attrac, the pres .@"H'''' pc
- presidents Request Ref
G. Ca As Mr.. Ilard."c Is ..a-rsd