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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-30
MINE
NAT|ONAL|z|NG
At GREAT COST
u. M. W. Leaders Would Take
Over Coal Mines For
$4,500,000,

New York, Dec. pa plan for
naturalization of all coal mines in
the United States, prepared by a
fact finding committee of the
United Mine Workers of America,
was made public tonight before
the League Of Industrial Democ-
racy by C. j. Golden of Shamokin,
Pa, president Of District No. 9,
,-nited Mine Workers of America,
The plan contemplated purchase
Of the mines. both anthracite and
bituminouS, at a total cost to the
government Of $4,500,000,000.
This figure was based upon the
present estimated private invest
ment of between one and half
and two billion dollars in soft coal
properties, plus approximately
two billion in anthracite mines.
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NOW
To GUARANTEE
THE FRONTIERS
Startling Suggestion to Be
Made By Chancellor Cuno
For Four-Power Pact.

Paris. Dec. "9.--(By The Associated
Press )-persisten, reports ,ha; the
United States would participate in
Some form in next weeks conference
"f the inter-allicd premicrS were def
nitely eliminated today. upon receipt
Of news that the United States govern
mont would take no part in the meet
Ing.
Reports that Welhelm Cuno tho Ger
man chancellor. intends to s,artle the
rrcmscrs' conference with definite pro-
poSals for tour-power pact which
would guarantee tho security Of France
and tho present l'ranCo-German 'front.'
iers reached reparations circles today.
This pact. according IN tho reports,
would extend over a period Of co years
II would he signed by Great Britain.
Italy. Franc" and Germany The United
States also would ho asked TO sign. but
without assuming any military oblga-
tons
Germany is keenirg her new proposals
In the dark. So far as the repara:ions
commission ia concerned. Tao commits
sion has learned, however. that among
chancellor Cunos proposals will he one
To pay lump sum. somewhere between
hvo billion and eight billion gold marks
one billion to be paid at once and the
remainder over period Of 10 years.
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Harkcrsburg. W. Va. Dec. 29.-Ap-
pn.ntnrnt az i Legislative committee OF
the I'arkrrshurg board OF commerce.
roUinScd If T.. l.. Meats. chairman. w.
g I'r,crklm. Harry +. Camden. Walter
f.. Stout and NJ H. Lowthrr. was effect
81 this AFTERNOON by President II. n.
p.i,s - draw up 4 bill To amend the
present state sinking iund law. SO as
- provide better security for Invest
rn"nt and better distribution ut funds
which make the state sinking fund
throughout the state.
The ,.h!cs cause "f complaint which
the legislative committee of the local
board of commerce would eradicate BY
the paS$aC" If the new bill, Is that
ih'rc - not ample security FOR the
funds whlrh are placed In the banks or
Charleston. and taking them away from
in.. hn"ks ~ the cities where they be-
ing
According 10 Il statement issued by
the .uraI board OF commerce there is
not ample security at present in case
any OF tho banks Of Charleston should
f"il. and fhNt II jE taking IN. SELF 60"
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TERRIBLE GALES
CAUSE ANXIETY
FOR TWO.VESSELS

New York. Dec 29.--tiales today con-
tinued to whip the North Atlantic ihtC
mountains and canyons. causing fears
for at least two vessels. d. aging scores
and sending 4 few smaller craft crash
ing in Ia the shore.
The chief anxiety was felt for the
frc;ghter Erctonia, which sailed for TINS
pert from st. Pierre on DccvmHe: -
and the German fre!ght"r Heinrich Kay
ser. which last reported when she sent
cut an S. y. =" 500 miles OF cape
May. on DecCmhe. 6.
shipping offices in New York, llalifaN
and other ports wcrc h"mba"ded win
wireless messages from liners reportinS
DELAYS caused by mid winter Storms.
The Bcrengaria, bearing Ambassador
Harvey back I" Washington from hon'
don. was one OF tie vessels held. up
Due here today. she reported that sh,
stilI was l75 miles off this port, and
did not expect TO reach quarantine un,il
Sunday morning.
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<SCHwAB HAS PRAIS s
FOR. THE AVERAGE E.-.:

Bethlehem, Pa, Dec 29.-Charles -
Schwab, chairman Of the board OF direee
tors Of the Bethlehem Steel corporation.
In an address tonight before the Penn.
sylvania State Education association,
declared that the morale Of the averagS
American citizen-the working class
was higher than that OF the "so-called
higher citizens" Of the country.
II am prouder OF the friendship OK
those who worked with me In my hum
BILE beginning" added Mr.. Schwab. than
OF the adultation OF the highest In the
world"
The Fundamental principles Of educa-
ton, Mr. Schwab said. were democracy
and integrity.
Teach the boy first the. broad princi-
pie OF democracy and. second. instill In
him the principle Of honest integrity 20,
that as man he will love his Fellow
man" said the speaker. and his woco
will he "a good as his bond. -
"If had 4 son | would see that no
would receive the highest education IN
the United States Such type cannot
be gained in universities and COLLEGES
where class distinction and snobbishs
ness Is often too prevalent. althoukh
such instructions NAV give him suprems
ary in technical things. But those
,rnits do not make for q successful busi-
ness man. The ideal education. to my
mind. comes 20 he boy In the great
rrbI!c schools Of this country. There
is no real education except self-educAs
ton. What he gets in school. after AL.
is only the foundation on which his
future success is built bJ actual effort.
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z POLITICAL
PRISONERS To
Be RELEASED
New Years Pardons Will Be
Signed Today By President
Harding.

Washington, Dee. % Presi-
dent Harding expects to sign to-
morrow communication Of sentences
OF twelve tr more "poltical pris-
oncrS," it was said today by a
White House spokesman. There
will. hOWcvcr, be- no genera am
nesty," it was added.
The combinations, it was en-
planned, will be- in the nature Of a
New Year gift. Just prior to
Christmas. III" President granted
three combinations, but these
were not ior offenders against war
time laws.
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HUGHES PROPOSES WORLDS BUSINESS
MEMS JURY ON GERMAN PREPARATIONS
Gormania Folks Have
Champion Hog Slaughter

Sorman.a. ". Va. Dec. ca-Ths
S!aush,erins OF the champion hog OF
this TERRITORY was community AFFAIR
rot wichou, ,tttIe social shading. The
hog was a ch~ss-yca-- uuroc and
dressed ScS pounds. II VAS owned oy
James ". Lee. near this place. q. whose
home gathered jacob Dlsard. Tomp
and Henry pulirg. ~ Gcrman!a. Way
man k;tEmiilsr. Of Mount Storm. ana
ODE and Wilson Haulir. nearby neigh
hors as main functlcnar.cS "a me
eG,chering. Scores looked on. With
everything in shape. Temp pultns did
the shooting. Waymaa KItImlllsC the
sticking and Jacob pilSard and Henry
Dulng pulled the hair and did the
scrapinS. Next the mammoth carcass
was taken TO tho home &c ohc and Will
son Hanlir. where II was weighed IN
the presence OF witnesses. Tho net
weight was SIS pounds without heart
Or liver. The butcherns party then
returned TO the Leo home. where q
eump;uous dinner was served.
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THREE IDENTIFIED AS
COAL PAYROLL BANDITS
Two Taken In Custody On the
West Virginia State Line.
and Another at Fillsboro,
in Washington County.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dee. 29.-Two
men were taken in custody by
state troopers. in Washington
county and brought to the county
iail here in connection with the
investigation CT the Pittsburgh
Coal company's recent payroll
robbery. The prisoners are Daniel
Rastclli. So. OF Brownsville, and
John Cucnianti, 10, Of Avella.
j. Ross Dannis. chief clerk Of
the Harrison mine, was shot and
killed and the bandits got away
with $4,000. The holdup took
place last Saturday.
The suspected men were ar
rested near the West Virginia bor-
der by Sergeant Crops and Private
John White. Of Troop A, stationed
at Grcensburg.
Later, Thomas Dugan was ar
rested at t'illSboro, Washington
county.
Announcement was made by the
local police that the prisoners had
been identified by James Under
wood, driver of the payroll car.
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American Government Can
not Act As Arbiter Because
1t Has Not Been Asked
Preparations At the Root of
Any European Economic
Settlement.

New Haven, Conn. Dec. GA suS-
gestion that an independent commits
sion OF men competent in financial
affairs could accomplish more than a
general international conference to.
ward solution Of the Europeans repair
ations tangle was put forward by Sec
rotary Hughes here tonight in tn"
first public pronouncemcut in the
economic crisis to come from respon
sible officials Of the administration ~
Washington.
The secretary. who spoke before
the American Historical Association
added that he had mo doubt diStiE.
guished Americans would be willing
to serve on such commission. which
be said might we'll be kept free from
any responsibility to foreign offices,
or duty TO obey political instructions.
Once advantage had been taken OF
the opportunities thus afforded be
CONTINUED On Page siID
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To Raiso 100000 Fund.

Ras,rnp. L.. Doc. st Ey The Assn-
c'ated I'rCsSJ--With tho dale for in"
open hcariu" hut = week away, More
house pariShi"ucrs ar" auNtouHly await -
in; the passing e time which viii re-
veal ths identity Ct those designated for
a!rc.,t in connection with the More house
kidnap!ngS and murders.
There was no int!mat!on ot when the
arrests promised Ivy the stat" would be-
made. Some believe tn" arrests would
not occur until after the open hearing
had hrcn concluded.
While Il deputy sheriff armed with
rcauisitiOn papers was "nruuie to BAIT
more To claim pr. r. NJ. Nj koin for the
state Of Louisiana on q charge or muir
der in connection With tho rohed and
masked activities Of last August. his
friends in this socticn Of the stat" VIII
ondeavor To raise a fund of $l0o,gOO or
more for his defense.
The plea Of ibr former mayor at Bal
tim0rc today, that he would rather die
forty times than To j" taken back To
Mrehousc. raus. 4 his friends here ana
IN New Orleans to consider steps TO
provide him with a heavy escort after
he reaches Louisiana. in the event he
is returned. il Is said.
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PREFERENCE FOR THE CHARLESTON
BANKS RESENTEDBY BUSINESS MEN.

eminent right OF the various state mu.
inequalities away from them and giving
1t to the state government at the
capital.
Another objection to the present state
sinking fund commission Is that IL 10
composed OF the political heads Of dc:
partments who are elected every four
years. and IL is therefore political
changing body. no one member OF which
Is responsible FOR more than four years.
as rule. IL is said.
The obsolete powero the state sink
ing fund committee is also under nre
here. In Clarksburg. Wheeling and else-
where In the state. The claim Is made
that there ~ no appeal from their acts
or decisions. or that they cannot buy
bonds in any Of the taxing districts. II
was the intention OF the state sinking
fund commission act TO provide foS
equal distribution OF the funds. but q
present the banks OF the state capital
have n monopoly OH tho funds, II 10
claimed, and II Is the intention Of the
Petersburg board OF commerce lsgie.
lative committee to eradicate TO-
y
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Plan to House Relic

Fiskdale, Mass Dec 29.-Plans are
being made for the erection here or .
shrine patterned after III" famous StE;
Anne de- Reaupre in Canada ITO house a
relic for which healing powers are
rlaimed. The relic. owned by ST. Anne'S
parish. has attracted several Thousand
people from all parts OF New England
in Sunday pilGrimages In recent msnths.
Snmn az them have asserted that their
visits resulted in cures OF various all
mentS.
The project is to acquire land in the
rear cf ST. Annes church owned by
former pastor and 10 erect a large
shrine with Il statue Of Ste. Anne. sta
t!ons OF the cross. and holy stairs.
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Advised to Return.

Baltimore. Jrsc. CO According tn a
telegram rercil.ed here today froH Mon
roe. La. the father OF Or. p. NJ. Nc
Eoin held on, murder charge in con-
ncc,!on With tho Morehouse parish
kidnappings. has urged the latter not to
light cxtradit,on, and return to Louisi-
ana.
wsro ready 70 testify in Or. Mckoins
behalf and that detailed alio' would
be established
DR. McKoin declared TODAY that
"thcre will be more blood shed In Lou
siana than ever II 7 put my foot on
Mer Rouge SOIL again. H.
He stated that he would raln"r ole
forty times than be taken hack ana
charged Governor Parker with peihR
behind the plot - force MS eAtrau'''on
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RAISE 100000
FOR DEFENSE Of
FORMER MAYOR
FATHER TELLS NIXON
TO RETURN TO STATE
Accused Physician Would
Rather Die Forty Times
Than Be Extradited.

New Orleans. La-. Dec "9..--C'lan chiefs
Of Louisiana met mere today, 10 con-
sGer action TO 1e taken in regard TO re
ports that have Eaii.vd circulation that
kianSmen were responsible for the More
house k!dnapInGS and murders.
4 reported .: 4 N"w Orleans news
yaycr was present ard was authorized
IL announce that agents Of the khan
would lac sent :" M"rchou%c I" nVcstl-
gate what had occurred on August -
Il" date Of n" kidnapping.
IF the khan II Morchouse parish IL
in any way responsible for the murder
Of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards.
the charter of the khan Will lie lifted and
tie khan outlawcd." 1t was announced.
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PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

New York. Dee. 29.-Martin l.. Kern.
alleged dummy" purchases: "f the as
sets Of The Bosch Magnetic company at
a sail, 10y the alien property custodian
IN 1918. and Joseph =. Guffey. New
York director "f III" sales bureau for
the custodian. pleaded not guilty today
10 charges returned in indictments ny
4 federal grand jury yesterday. Hear
ing WAS set for January 8. and both
were released on bond.
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Riot In Theatre When
Youths Become RoWdy

Pittsburgh, Dec. ga free for all
,;ch- took placc IN the Ald!ne theatre,
one Of the leading vaudeville houses
tonight.
Three Young mcn. accused or having
made Improper remarks 10 the perform
crs. are charged with responsibility Tor
the disorder
\ riot call was sent - police head
quarters and when the squad arrived
the theatre was in 4 turmoil. Women
we're screaming and fighting their way
to the exits.
The youths who were arrested are
Frank Shaffcr and Charles {. Baldwin.
Of Mount l.chanon. and William e..
Smith. of Pittsburgh Baldwin is said
10 be 4 traffic officer.
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Higher Wages For the
Window Glass Workers

Cleveland. Dec. ga new wage agree
ment FOR the period beginning January
:" and ending June II was affected here
today by representatives Of the National
Window Glass Workers Association and
Association "f Window Glass Manutac.
tuners.
nder the agreement workers in all
Land plants of the country will receiv.
is per cent Increase in wages over that
granted last September for tho period
"ndlhE January - The increase. how
ever Includes 10 per cont rails. which
'"caih" effective December ]. when the
Price or window glass was advanced ~
per cent.
clause IN the agreement provides
mat when the price OF glass goes up
me workers wages must he increased.
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SKY The LIMIT

Berlin Dec "9-GBy Tho Associated
reSS)-German note circulation has
now passed the tr!lli"n mark. il was an
ncunc"d by Rudolph Hav"ustcin. prcsi-
dent If the li"tchshaHk. at Il meeting Of
tho Rcichsbank committee today He
added that during the past three months
the bank had granted credits exceeding
\ trilli"n marks. which showed that the
bark was doing it's best /" meet the
l." cessiti":, If German industry
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Consent Is
Necessary
fBy DAVID LAwRENCE)
Copyright BY The Intelhgsness.

Washington. Dec. 29.--Settlemcnt o.
the entire repa-a;ions problem IN Europe
oven though the powers themselves
agree on solution may be technically
blocked unless the United States senate
grants the request made first by former
President Wilson and now by President
harding that consent be- given 10 Aneri-
can membership On the reparattonS COM
mission created by the Versailles treaty.
When the United States senate ratt-
fed the separate treaty OF peace VITA
Germany a reservation was adopted re-
during tho consent OF both houses OF
congress before any American could be
authorized TO sit on the repara'ions
&C rrrr.ssion and act under those cause
cs the Versailles treaty which were ac-
c. pied as i part u America pact VITA
Germany.
Careful examination ot these sections
OF the treaty shows that unanimous .ds.
cision Is required from the alied And
associated powers before any changes
can be made n the manner "f pay men'
by Germany. While Il "a true that a
conference Of prsmtcrS or an nn"lnc"'
bankers commission may MAKE recon-
r,erda,:ons which all the allied ass"-
GIFTED governments might approve. theS'
eteps cannot be legally put into opera,
tlcr except BY unanimous consent "
the interested powers and the tnited
states &c one OF them. Aostentton from
voting Is regarded rs 1eSati'" No'e.
Here - the tent at that PORTION "
Americas separate trcaty with Germany
which IS identical with N" N"rsa'""S
treaty on the subject ~ N"'tns ~ tn'
reparatioas commission.
What tho treaty Provides.
A. 10 voting tho commission W.
orsnyys ,he following rules: When Il
d.c,sin, 81 .hc c0:rrj Ssion is taken. the
votes % al the delegates emitted :.
,o,c or IN tho absence of any Of them.
~ tbsir assistant delegates. ehall ," 70.
nor,ed Absteut;Nn from Voting Is to re
tra,,.d as vote against the proposal
under discuss'rr
con the following questions. unan'm-
Ity is necessary. ts) questions l'Np.E-
Ing the soveretSrt" ~ any "t the
allied and assoc .atcd powers. or the
cancellation cs the whole ~ any par!
nf The deb, or Obligations ~ Germany.
fhl questions 81 determining inc
amount and conditions Of 2"nds "r
other obligations TO Ice issued Nv INC
German government ard ri hAiuE the
limo and manner for >"ulrr. h"S"''-
a,;rS or distributing such bonds: go
anv postponemert. total o. partial. his
vnnd the end Of 1880 ct III" payment
of ipstallmen,s failing due hHt""'"
May /. 1871. and tho end - l9-S IN
elusive; CD an pos'poreW"rt. '"ti' or
martial. Of any irsttllm"ut falling hh"
sfts- 1895 for p"ri"i "N'""itrS thr"'
wears. tel questions 80 applying IN a''
particular case Il m"'t"i 80 n"aShF
Ir- damages different fr"ur t"at "hfn
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PLAN PHYSICAL PREPAREDNESS FOR THE
TH|RTY-E|GHT MILLION YOUNG AMERICANS

nation and nine permanent COMMISSIONS
to be appointed by the federation.
Work Designed to raise physical stan
da-dS and promote mass athletics WI
be done, In Fairgrounds. schools, col
leGes. and Industrial CcntcrS through
cooperation Of local organizations afhl!-
ated with the s. y. A. \. +. movement.
other purposes provided by The fed
crat!on's constitution include fostering
interest In Americas participation in
the Olympic games AMI promotion.
either by the y. \. A. +. as whole "
through constituent members Of Soc
tional and national athletic champ:"n-
ships.
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May Not Be Bergdoll

Tallahassee. Fla. Dec. 99.-SheriT
Jones announced tonight that while he
did no, hcicVc a man taken from a
train here yesterday WAS Grnvcr CieI"-
land BrrCdo,l. the prisoner Will be held
until II is established ;ha: he is no;
the rhiladel 7h.a draft dodgrr.
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Deputy to Baltim ore.

Baton Rouge. l.l... Pee. 2!.-SpeCial
Deputy Calhoun. at MurchouSe parish.
left here this afternoon for baltimore
with rrquisitiou Iar,rs for the return
# DR.. B. NJ. McKoin TO Louisiana, I'll
I'll affidavit signed by Governor Parker,
charging him with murder in connec-
ton with the NurrhuuSc kidnapinSS.
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WEATHER FORECAST
West virginia: Cloudy and warm

West virginia: Cloudy and warmer
Saturday; sunday rain and warmer.
western Pennsylvania: cloudy and
warmer saturday; Sunday rain, and
warmer.
Ohio: Cloudy and warmer Saturday,
probably rain IN south and central and
rain or snow in extreme north portion
by Saturday night: Sunday rain and
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B0RAH RET|RES
HIS AMENDMENT
IN THE SENATE
Sensational Climax of Idaho
Senator Proposal For
Economic Conference.

Washington. Dec. 22--The tSht over
tho proposal OF Senator Rorab that
President Harding call Al economic
conference. came to sensational eli
max in the senate today when tho Idaho
senator announced that h" would with
hold his proposed amendment 10 the
naval appropriations bill on admlniStra
lions assurances. given ~ Senator
Watson Of Indiana. that tho President
already was sounding out the situation
in way which nigh; lead 10 som"
movement which WUuid aid tho adjust
ru"nt ~ conditions prevailing IN Elrop".
Senator Borah made known his deci-
sion during the debate after Senator
Watson. one 6f' the administration
spokesmen. who was instrumental In
lining up the administration forces in
opposition TO tho proposal. appealed To-
the Idaho senator not to press hts pro.
posed resolution for substantially th"
same reasons outlined in frcsldcu;
Hardlng's letter of YESTERDAY.
watson's Disclosures.
Senator Watson disclosed tina. ad-
rninistrat!on "feelers" had been made
as to European policy. and referred. 10
the statement In President llardinS's
letter that il VAS necessary first /" as
certain whether overturcS f"r 4 confer
nnre would b. welcome And | go 90
fac as TO say" said the Indiana senator.
that that has been done. and that the
things that have been undertaken may.
If Su"cessfullv continued. <" US Tar "a
," result, in tho holding If / conference
IN the future
N the White House ~ was "A II thai
the President regarded Senator RHrah's
acton az wis" move. High officials
also said thar tn" President was not
now contemplating the calling -
general economic conference. hut 81
present proposed American partici?a
ton in an economic conference on Ger
man rsparatiouS Adjustment Of this
and Of tho allied debts question, tho
President VAS said ." fool. ar" n""cS-
sarr before tho administration can pro-
coo.N>.ri;h further steps in Eur"Ts's DO
hat
Flood OF oratory. :
senator E"rah said privately h" was
prepared /" offer his amendment :"
SON" later hill &c tn" H"""Sei'Y SHOULD
arise hut h;7> a"'i"u Of today Ma r""-
srd"red A. nuai,i GtSr">'nc "f ia"
s,r"rdr.ut although i I'D not $50"
tho food II urar"ry "u European In's-
ticne.
T"mpeS,r",i, debate preceded senator
E""ah's action.
Two Rnpuh!ir,u ;-r.c"r"ilahl"s. SNnr i
tor Johnson 81 california ami Muses..
\rw hampshire. ra,cd tn" proposal -
their c"'i.ari.s "n III" L"dcu" ~ Va
rcra tight rul declared - would l"dd
- European entertainments The i""THh
arr"~durcot also Was atta"~"d ~ S"11
tor Reed. p"u""-ar. Missouri. ""'' do
. ;ar-d however. that u" a. w!ll.rG
Cor IN. I'ritnd States ;" us' - good
nr!css in the e""n"n.'' ""n'"r"r.'" ~
experts. M, -l'h"u' bringing "hi'g1
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The Richland company operates mines
lust south OF Warwood and near .Wsllsr.
burg. While no official infofm9tio>lI
could be secured last night It y
der.tood the company plans ito
extensions to the present holdine