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The Press., 1922-03-23
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL, 'I1 no, <; IIii,I q; z

Matter under this head 1s cents line
 Are you beginning to think oi housecleaning? Step into the Lane. Va. riety Store and look around. You will find lots of things to help do the work. sAr
The Press., 1922-03-23

High Dingle, Bligh, ,134; High 3strings
 Bligh, S37; High Team string, The Jolly 8, PA; High Team pin fall, X L. 931
The Press., 1922-03-23
"Earth-Iinht."


 In studying the amount of light in the sky on starllt night, one scien. tist has reached the interesting con cIusiOn that the luminosity of the sky Is caused partly by direct starlight and partly by some other source of light. This latter he proposes to call "eaTthltght," and he suggests that it may be due to a permanent aurora attending the earth. The light is var fable, not only on different nights, but at different: hours of the same night He has found 1t to be from seven to fifteen times the amount Of mean star light, but It Is believed that thIs ratio Is exceptional, and does not prevail everywhere. Some observations indi- cate that the light had its origin close to the surface of the earth. It has been suggested that 1t may have 8
 similar origin to that of the light emit
 ted by the coma of a comet. .f...ar.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07
I Predictions Are That This
Week Will See Breaks To
Relief i'm Both iieuDs

Commerce Commission for an i'm
mediate report on the present con
dition of motive power throughout
the country.
one Senator just returned to
Washington from a state wet Of
the Mississippi, informed his col
leagues at the capital today that
from his personal observation, most
Of the roads are experiencing con,
siderable difficulty with their loco
motives. Coming through Ohio he
said, it was necessary TO change
engines four times within the Dor
ders Of the state. And this he said
was on a road supposedly Least az
fected by the strike.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07

George spoke in favor of an indem
nifty moratorium for Germany. HI:
view point is said to have been
supported by the Italians, Belglans
and Japanese.
Premier Poincare. of France, re
fused to state the French policy IN
til Premier LlOyd-George annoUnc
ed the British policy.
A tense situation is already re-
ported to have arisen in the con
ference due to the French opposition
to a moratorium, unless certain
drastic conditions were obeyed by
Germany. The French Premier at
first appeared to be uncOmpromis-
ing but when he saw solid front
arrayed against him in favor Of the
moratorium, he proceeded to lay
down stiff conditions upon which
France might agree.
Premier Lloyd-George. Of Great
Britain, is understood to be opti-
mistic over the result, but this op-
outimism is not widely shared Other
British officials fear a deadlock
with France insisting upon the right
of Independent action against Ger
many to enforce her demands
The proposed moratorium for Ger
many was the first question on the
agenda.
Premier Lloyd-George was under
stood to favor the proposal before
the inter-Allied reparations commits
sion for moratorium on the in
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07

Germany. and although there appear
ed to be ground for the opinion
that he was prepared to abandon
his proposals for debt cancellation
in view of the refusal of the Unit
ed States to do so.
Debt cancellation was to be one
Of the items on the program, Dut
in view Of the recent developments
statesmen fear that it would only
heighten the tension already exist
ing. If this question is brought for
ward Premier Lloyd-George will at
tempt to use the French debt to
Great Britain as lever on which
to get an advantage on the mora
forum issue.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07
rs
TIRED OF LIFE

Mrs Ruth Smith Copeland, attrac-
tive young divorce, was found shot
through the breast and clutching a
pistol early Yesterday on a lawn in
the rear of Henry Bats home. near
Winchester. Bait and neghbors
found her. screaming, moaning and
praying to die She was removed
to a hospital in that city.
Police said she made no state.
ment indicating a motive. She has
a chance to recover, it was said
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07

Miss Belle Riddle, Of this city,
spent the past week with Mrs. Guy
Edwards, at Cumberland Valley Or
chard.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07

Down went the White Sox for II
fourth straight time, the Athleti,
gaining the verdict when Courtne
folded up after tanning five in II
first three innings.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07

Inspired by Johnny Tobin, Wy
hit two homers, one in the thir
with the bases full. the Brown
gave Walter Johnson the high
beneficial air in two and two thin
innings and headed the Senators /
the finish, 81.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07

The Red Sox carried the Indian
to y innings to lose, 80. The So
got away running Speaker tie
the score in the eighth with a hon
er off Quinn.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07

Read the Martinsburg Evenin
Journal
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07
TAGGING ALL Tur p.ere

George Herman Ruth and III
Yankees disregarded another
tnelr famous jinxes by cIimbir.
aboard Pillette, of Detroit Pil,at
had previously made Ruth and ~.
entire team look foolish but ~
Yanks finally won.
The Giants worked earnestly a,
hard for seven innings to owe
come the lead of the Cub ONLY
see the Cubs all but commit ma
hem on Jess Barnes in the tent
inning for a matter of eight run
Score 1913.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-07

from The First Delicious Tingle When It Hits The Tip
vi The Tongue 10 The Satisfying Sigh When It Reaches
Home Amidshps-Its Good
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24


deposes the
lfisayea rending Janua
ghamC
day OF arch,
j
Probate udgef fol- county, Of Idaho
1922
lsioners of
w T.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
NELlBi Sc MU CLEVELAND.
SKA HRfSTE.

Kdyz pTiiede host do m6sta
iiste Sc snazi liz re zdvofilosti
ably chvalil nekdy to, co chv;i
ly nezasluhuie = Clevelandu
Sc ale V posledni dobe stava, ze
podobny navStevnlk nechvali,
ale primo hani. Jest to znam
kou, re v6c skutetne kritiky
potfebuie. Stalo Sc nam to
pTi naSl "slavne" zoologicke "a
hrade a prav6 vcera rekl supt,
hriSt' a sportu V Chicagu, V. K.
Brown neco podobneho 0 ma
sich hfiStich, ktery naval ma
Sc podobne zarizeni velice ne
dostateCnym a skutecne, podi-
vame-li Sc ku prikladu ma hri-
ste umistene vedle smetiSte ma
Broadway, blize Aetna I'd. mu-
SINE hostem souhlasiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
POLICAJT A OLEJARSkE
AkClE..

Policeini nacelnik Graul wee
ra prohlasil, ze pro policaita
prodavani oleidrskIch akcii
neni zadnym "vhodnIm' byz-
nysem. Obchodem tim pIivy-
.delaval 81 jisty servant ma "a
padni strane. Dostalo Sc mn
pokynu, ably podobn6 podnika-
yosti zanechal a souCasn6 byl
potrestan odn6tim volnych dnu
az do |. kvetna. Ma "karpet"
pax predvolano iinych, ne
iakIm zpusobem Sc provinilych
strazcd, nedopadlo to vSak $
mimi tax zle, byli potrestani
ien zadrzenim 'platd, "a jeden
den az pet dnf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
BIBLICkY FILM.

Jerusalem, %. bfezna. =
Dvacet hvezd americkeho fill
moveho sveta pribylo t6chto
dni do Jerusalema, ably vyko-
naly tn pripravy ku filmovani
biblickych vyjevu re zjvota
krale Davida. Veikou scenou
We hfe bude Zapas mezi DaVi-
dem a GoliaSem, jenz bude u
sporadan severne cd tohoto
mesta. Biblicke pfesnosti ov-
sem nebude dbano, ponevadz
scenario zahrnuje milostnou
sc6nu po teto bitve, o niz Sc V
bibli nemluvi. Pri filmovani
teto hry zameStnano bude asi
5000 osob, 5000 oVci, 1000
velbloudu a 1000 koz. Bude
to prvni obrovsky film. jenz
zhotoven bude We "sVate re.
mi".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
NECO PRO NASE HOSPO-
DYNKY.

Broadwayske danny uspora-
daily ctyry tridy, V kterych bu-
de vysvetlovano, jak mozno
nejiednodusSi potraviny ucini-
ii vyzivnejsimi a jak "a po-
m6rne meme penez lie pripra-
viii lepsi pokrmy. Prednasky
spojene nj demonstrate II
diti bude pi. Leslie Lappova,
ktere sveren byl podobny kurs
pro Cuyahoga County Public
Health Assn. Prednasky bu-
dou konany V iidelne metodi-
stickeho kostela ma Broadway
a Magnet, pocinaje uterkem,
%. brezna, od 200 do $50
odpoledne. B6h jest pfistupen
beze vsech poplatku a vse bu-
de krone angliciny vysvetleno
i iazykem ceskym a polskym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
SBfRKA.

Ma pomnik padlym voiinum
V Krtelich u Netolic, pfisp6li
Josef Svec So; Frant. Svoboda
So; Josef Snaidr ST.; Matej
Hanzl So; Frant. Hanzl 81. /;
Anton Svoboda ST.; Frant. Pi-
cha 1925: Jan Svoboda S..
Jakub Ruzicka So; Frant. Sou
kup ST.; Frant. Mikes So; Ka-
rel Kuberna 81; Josef Kuber-
ma ST.: Vojtech Svoboda ST.; /;
Jan Kaitman 81; FIR. Chlan-
da ST.: Jakub Svoboda 50.
Josef Kuberna S.; John Mach
So; Jakub Stajnocht ST.; Jan
Prochazka 81; Frant. Kuber-
ma 81: Frant. Stanek 81; Jan
Mikes ST.; Vaclav Hajdler 50
Katerina Kocak ST.; Michael
Kocak So: Frant. Beran S2.:
Jakub Kuberna So; Mat6i
Svec So: Barbora Kuberna so
cent?, Josef Kohout Csc; Ma
tel Pivonka soc; Matej Sabo
soc. Uhrnem S58.. = Stvrzuje
Jos. Koberna, 1903 vych. So.
ulice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
NEOHROZENY STAREC.

Neobyceine statecne zacho-
val Sc pri vGerejsim prepadu
76lety zlatnik John Hueter V
obchode 1042 vych. 1875. ul. Je
slabe. mensi postavy, ale mohl
by byti pTikladem mnohym
mladSim. Prisel k nemu Zakaz
mix, mladik, a pozadoval pred
lozeni n6jakeho darku. kdyz
vkrocil do kramu mladik dru-
by. ktery hned ma Huetera ma
miril revolverem, ale dostal V
zap6ti cd zlatnika mocnou ra-
nu, Hueter uchopil svui revol-
veru a stfelil, aniz by vsak ra-
IA vysla. Medal sc, ami kdya
ieden z lupicu stfelil odvetu.
Zahnal konecne oba a prona-
sledoval je diva blocky aniz bv
Sc mu podaTilo ie zadrzeti. T.
datny stark nezazil podobn6
dobrodruzstvi poprve, zacho-
val Sc podobne, kdyz vlastnil
obchod ma Wade Park ave. a
vych. SS. ILL.,, kde urazil lupici
dasen podrzel jej tax dlou-
no. az Sc iei policie zmocnila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
Osetruie veskere nemoci
muzuI, zen a ditek.

Kataru a 2aludecnfm chorobAm se
vtnuje obzvlastnf pozornost.
Trpite-li katarem, pfijd'te a nechts
Sc vysettitl Nemocnf a chorobou po-
nekud napadeni. nell by BE uchopiti
offlezitosti jeho navstevy. Navstivte
lei budete Lspoko ojeni Jestli ze Jest
vas pffpad nevylecitelnp. tekne YAM
ak hez okolkn a poradf Vam I ne
shojftelnosti Iadn9 chorohno mns
aeb 2ena nemfli by zameSkau pora
iiti Sc 9 tfmto Specialization
Iste-li postizeni rheuma tismem. ner
tosou. vodnatelnostf. otokem rul ou
'eb nohou, nesnazeni later srdce
'lahosti nervn net tinou chorobou sla-
bostnf. jste-l zsinaly, trpfteli zavra
t. nechut1 jfdlu. zAcpou nezazivno-
1T padoucnicf ueb zaludeGnfmi a stfev
lfmi neporadky pfijdte < dr.. Snellovi
Mate-n skvrny, krevnf ko2ni neb
ylasovS neduh. prntr2 ueb zlatou tflu.
se sc nspechem lH6I.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
NASLI We SKLEPE Sc SUDU
BEZINkOVEHO VIVA.

Deset tlenu "Ligy pro udr-
zovani sucha", vedeni G.. c..
Southwellem, tajemnikem a
marsalem f. M. Clampittem z
Bedford, objevili vcera We
sklepe domu {. 2747 vych. 55.
ul., neivetSi az dosud vinny OBJ
chod. Vino ma pry cenu az
$4,000 a bylo prodavano do
sti otevfen6 gal "a So a sice
jen patek veCer sobotu.
Kdyz Sc vcera Spiclove zavodu
zmocnili, nell dosti prace s
odmitanim cetnych zakazniku,
ktefi sc stale trousili sc dzba-
ny, aby 81 koupili "bezinkove-
no" ma posilnenou'. Matte
lem firmy pry byl Edward
Young, ridic motoru ma poulic
nj kare vych. 55. ul., kterouz
sluzbu zastaval liz po Is rokn.
Byl odveden do Bedfordu, kde
Sc primal, re sklep najal "a
ST m6siGne. Jest skutecne div
nym, re slidilove okolnich YES
mic mali pravo zasahovati V
Clevelande podobnym zpuso-
benz, iako by nebylo dosti ma
sich zdejSich strazcu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
PROTI ZAMESTNAVANf Df.
TEX MA PROFESSIONAL
MICH JEVISTfCH.

Riditel Loewova State diva.
dla ma Euclid ave. G.. IT. Do
mond, byl vcera odsouzen k pc
kute 500 k nahrade soud-
nich utrat ia to, re pfipustil
ably ma jevisti vystoupila jake
taneGnice 12-leta Gladys Brig
sova, coz jest povazovano jake
pfestupek zakona 0 detske pra-
ci. Soudce Josef Savicky sle-
vii odsouzenemu pozdeji S75
kdyz byl Dumond slibil, re sc
neco takoveho nebude iiz opa.
kovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
Noviny bez sazecI. We dvou

Noviny bez sazecu. We dvou
anglickych Parizi Vychaze-
jicich dennicich Daily Mailu'
"New York Heraldu" vypu-
kla nedavno stavka sazeGu, pro
toze tyto casopisy, ktere isou
tiSteny anglicky, nechtely pla-
titi svym sazecum priplatky,
iez byly ostatne Zcela opravne
ny vzhledem k tomu. re slo o
lidi. ziiici V cizim meste a ci-
zim prostredi. Vydavatele den
niku odmftli iednati o pozadav
cich sazecu, ukazujice ma to,
ze jejich platy pfevySuji ko-
lektivni smlouvu francOuZ-
skych odborovych organisaci.
Vypukla stavka. Vydavatele O
bou denniku rozhodli Sc spoiiti
ma cas- stavky oba listy jeden
a vydavati jej We zvlaStni for
me. Krone inseratu a titulu ie
skoro cely obsah denniku psan
Ma stroll. Pisari a pisarky, re-
porteri a vydavatele, kazdy
kdo dovedl psat ma stroll, su-
Castnil sc tohoto zvlaStniho w
dani casopisu. Cislo bylo napsa
no obyceinymi psacimi stroll
ma uzkych pruzlch papiru, jez
by Sc bodily do obycejnych
sloupcu listu. Stranka byla pax
fotografickym procesem a O.
bytejnymi stereotypickymi me
thodami byl zfizen kovovy odli
tex. Vyrobek takto vznikly je
arci velmi nevzhledny. Tlusta
a rozmazana pismena v uz-
kych sloupcich nepusobi nikte
rak esteticky. Cistota obycejne
no tisku schazi. Ale isou to PRIV
nj noviny, iez byly vyrobeny
psacim strojem a fotografic-
kym aparatem bez ucasti saze-
ce. Podobny pokus stal Sc take
pred casem Americe. Die mi
neni iiste anglicke authority We
vecech tisku jest tato vec pred
chddcem uplne revoluce We w
robe novin. V blizke dobe od-
padnou We vyrobe novin ma
kladne linotypicke pristroje, a
by byly nahrazeny zvlastnimi
k tomu u6elu konstruovanymi
psacimi stroll. Tim bude pry
prace V novinach nzasne zied-
nodusena. Ovsem, od techto
mySlenek ke 'skutecnosti je
snad ieste lidsky vek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
OBzALOVAN PRO KLAM
NOU INSERTNf REKLAMU.

Federalni velkoporota obza-
lovala Paula Hirsche, 426 Eu-
cid ave. "a to, ze cleveland
skVch listech oznamoval vypro-
del "a pricinou vzdanl Sc OBJ
chodu. coz sc nesrovnavalo s
pravdou. Bude sc museti zod-
povidati, re X tomuto podvodu
uzil posty. Hirch oznamoval
v The Cleveland Press a The
" .ft-yS.r ,,e.r -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
To Sc povedIo.

"Tys byl ivan vcera u radu :?
Jake to bylo?"
"Dekuii "a optani. Pfi stole
mne posadili vedle slecny, $ kite
rou jsem byl loni zasnouben a
mym protejskem byl krejci,
kteremu jsem dluzen."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

News pocatkem roku, re bu-
de prodavati Sc slevou ac ceny
V pravde nikterak nebyly sni-
zeny, aspon ne tax, jak V re
klame sliboval, "a polovinu
ceny velkoobchodni. Podobne
soudni stihani prehnane obchod
nj reklamy jest V nasem distri-
ktu prvnim pfipadem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
OSUDNY VYLET.

Miami, Fla. "a. brezna Bezdritova depese odeslant
Jstou lodi zachycena zde sdeuje Robert Moore pilot
taciho cunu Miss Miami jenz byl pohfesovan diva dny
byl zacranen ae pet ieho pasazeru utonuo Miss Miami
vypnla odtud sfedu do Bmni vSechno ptrani Glu
nu osobach mem bylo bezVysednym Pasazef byl Pan
pl Lawrence E. Smithov pan a pi August Bulte-ov
sas City pf. J. S. Dcksonova Memphis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

"Ocekavame vas Ultra vecer.
Neiprve dcery neco zahraji a
zazpivaii a presne V osm "a
sedneme k veceri."
"Dekuji. Prijdu presne V
Osm."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
OSUDNY VYBUCH v UEILODOLE.

Trinidad, Colo, "a brezna. - Osm havfU zahynuo a
crnact pohfeue ako vysledek vybuchu doe els Colo
RADIO Fuel Iron Co. nedaeko odtud dnes pozd6 odpoedne
Kolk pohfeSovanych havifd zahynuo neze dosud c w
buch udal hloubce 5000 stop kdyz 200 hav1
denni smeny vySlo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
Danny

ochuravale boltnfm hlavy. trudnomysl-
nosu. bolestf kffzi, zvlastnfmi
nocemi neb 1sou-li postizeny jinp mi
aepravidelnostmi. slabostf neb nedu-
aem specielne 2erskSm, m6ly by sc .
into specialtstou poraditi.
Choroby VaieGnfku neb delohy 1881
aez noze Rylo-H VAN radeno podro-
oiti sc operaci chirurgtcke. ably od-
stranena byla pficina techto chorob
1eb pri zlate zlle a prGtrzi. neposlou-
s.#'te tecnto nnkynu a nedavejte svoje
draw pod n6z, Iancetu neb ranlekst-
skon jehlu, ariz byste Sc drive po-a
dily sc specialistou.
Nehled9 k tomu. Jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc net iak dlouho Vas suzu-
lie. porad'te se tfmto specialistou. aby
,ely Vas oudoUcf zivot nebyl sazce
Starr mladi muzi
Nehlede tomu. jak jste nemocen.
oehlede ami k Vasf bezradnosti bez-
aadtjnosti nehlede AMI tomu. kdy1
YAM bylo jfz fe6eno. ze Vase nemoc
lest nezhojitelna, pr.jd'te q porad'te Sc
3ft1a ststa~hN m i"Earein iest-h ae
fta ian uitla nadeie ma ktere visi
Vase zdravf, mn2e tato vesti k Vasemu
uzdravenf, spok otenosti stesu.
zvLAsTNf roZORNOST Sc vsnuis
,hemickemd a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
u krve. mode a chrchl1 a vsem trpf-
I'm nemocemi dusevnfmi q nervovy mi
sompikacemi.
vsechny dotazy adresu1te
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

Ma hotovosti
Bondy Svobody
P0jeky na hypot iistiny
Pujcky ma dice a certif.
BudoVa ,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

Doktor letf vsechny chronicle memo
! zmrzateni muIn ! Zen dEtf V
nnohtn pFipade m0ze bPti zahrhntno
operaci, sv6ffte-li se ma leten
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
FOURTH GUNMAN
DIES OF WOUNDS
Last of Bank Robbers Refuses
to Reveal Hiding Place
Of Money.

CANTON. Ohio, May 31-Andrew
Happier, alias Dutch Hartmann no.
torious gunman and bank robber
died in the Canton work house to-
day from wounds received in gun
battle with Clinton police and a
posse of citizens near here on May
A. The bullets of the posse wiped
out the entire gang of bandits John
Hager Stephens of Glenwood, w.
Va, having been killed during the
fight, while Eddie Stephenson,
Cleveland, and Tom Saxon, East
Liverpool, Ohio, died later.
Happier had confessed that he
and three other slain gunm en- held
up and robbed the First National
Bank at Grafton, Pa, and also the
Dime Savings Bank at Lima, Ohio.
Happier said he fired the shot that
killed the cashier of the Grafton
bank. Efforts to have Happier re-
veal the hiding place of the re-
mainder of the money were unsuc-
cessful.
Saxon and Stephenson were also
implicated in the robbery of the
Union National Bank at Newcastle,
according to statements by Saxon
before he died ten days ago.
The death of Happier brings the
death toll of the battle to five, the
four gangsters and Ralph w. Hof-
fee, member ofsthe posse. A pol
iceman and a citizen member of the
posse were wounded but not seri-.
ously.Aa fund of approximately S10,-;
900 has been subscribed by citizens
for the widow OF Hoffee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
SALT LICK MIN.
VISITED T0DA
.Marchers Said to Be Union
Men Ask Worker TO Joirl
Organization.

E.
A crowd of men estimated at
twenty-five to fifty and said 10 be
union miners marched to b the Sal
Lick mine near Manningtont today
and endeayored to get th 81 non
union men working at that place To-
quit work and join the United
Mine Workers of Ameria. Reports
from the mine say that the men at
work refused to join he union.
The first news of the march
reached this when officials of
the mine notified Sheriff James %.
Charlton that crowd of men were
marching on the$ mine and that
they feared troub1 The sheriff
and a number OF deputies went to
the mine, but before they arrived
the men had departed for their
homes.
The superintendentsof of the mine
told the officers that the union men
were peaceful and I'D not create
any disturbance. hey just
walked oyersto our place asked oir.
men to join tn eir unfon and when
the men refused to do SO they left,
he said. The non-nni on men at
work became excited when hey
saw the men marching on the mine
and this was what promptsdh him TO
call the officers, he ded.
The Salt Lick mine issowned and
operated by ] J.S O. Huey and has
been working on the open+shop ba-
sis. County officers are not fear
ing any serious tronbie IN that W.
cinity as the union men have been
very quiet and orderlys
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
CHAMBER
NEE TING PLANNED
Will Be Held Soon, According
to Present Plans of
the Secretary.

T. D. Connell, secretary of the
Fairmont Chamber of Commerce
announced today that the annual
meeting OF, that body will be helG
in the near future, although, he
said that the exact date has not
been decided upon. Mr.. Connell
planned a conference with George
T. watson. president of the organi,
zation, some time this afternoon,
and it is. possible that the date OF
the annual meeting will be decided
upon at that time. 1t is thought
that the annual meeting this year
will be in the form Ola smoker in
stead Of dinner. There are sew
eral reasons, it is said, why the
plan for dinner may not be car
ried out.
At a meeting of the board OF di-
rectors of the Chamber of Com
merce held on Monday evening, ap-
proval of the freight rate adjust
menta-proposa1 Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad was given and the To-
cal Representatives to the next
meeting of the Monongahela Valley
Association will be instructed to
vote favorably on the proposition
when presented.
At the same meeting the resigna-
ton of GeorGerT Watson, president
of the Chamber of Commerce, was
rendered in "a letter from him and
read to the directors by I'D. Con.
nell. The members of the board
refused to act upon the resisna-
ton. The fact that he is out of the
city great part of the time was the
reason given for Mr..Watson's res
ignation-
A special meeting of the Monon-
gaheIa Valley Association will be
held at Clarksburg at 10 o'clock
next Monday morning, at which
time the Monongahela Valley As
sociation viii take action on the
proposal of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad in regard to freight rate ad-
justments, the proposal having been
submitted to the traffic committee
of the association two weeks ago.
Ira Atkins and It'd. Conneil will5be
two of the local representatives at
the meeting. The members OF the
Valley Association
will be the guestsTof the Clarks.
burg Chamber of Commerce at
luncheon to be served at the Waldo
Hotel at noon.