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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05
IT'S SURPRISING
That SO many Charles Town People
Fall To Recognize Kidney Weakness.

Fall To Recognize Kidney Weakness.
Are you bad back victim?
Suffer twinges; headaches, dizzy
spells?
Go to bed tired-get up tired?
It's surprising how few suspect the
kidneys.
It's surprising how few know what
to do.
Kidney trouble needs kidney treat
ment.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys only.
Have convinced Charles Town
people of their merit.
Here's a Charles Town case;
Charles Town testimony.
Kidney sufferers hereabouts should
read it. Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. Earl Painter, 402 w. Con-
gress ST., Charles Town, says: 81
know the value of Doan's Kidney
Pills and am glad to endorse them
NV kidneys were always weak and
suffered a lot with backache. tired
easily and had no energy. Head
aches were frequent and made me
miserable. The action of my kidneys
was irregular Doan's Kidney Pill:
had been used in my family with
such good results that / tried them
They strengthened my back and kid
neys and benefited me in every way.
Price 60c, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney PillsEthe same tina
!. Mrs. Painter had Milburl
!. Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Let us bake your fruit cake TO
you. Brown Brothers
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

One of the most thrilling series of
Ianimal stories ever written starts in
The Washington Star, Sunday, De-
cember 10. These stories are the
actual experiences of big game
hunter in the wilds of Africa
stories which will grip the reader to
the very last word. Order your
copy of next Sundays Washington
Star from your newsdealer today.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

French Ivory white goods, Ladies
Hand Bags, the most attractive as to
price and quality, Box paper and
envelopes, hand mirrors, white brush
es and combs. This stock is all new
and priced down to the Bed Rock.
Brown & Hooff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05
SEND IN YOUR DONATIONS TO
FIRE COMPANY.

Don't Forget the Drive of the
Citizen Fire Company to pay off the
debt on their building. If you have
not already contributed, you are re-
spectfuily urged to send in a liberal
donation to Mr.. w. L. Gibson,
Treasurer of the fund, at the Bank
of Charles Town, at once.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

The only people we never sell are
the ones that never come to see US.
We both lose. c. r. Wall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

One way to relieve habitual con-
stipation is to take regularly mild
laxative. Doan's Regulets are rec
commended for this purpose. SOC a
box at all drug stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05
A CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank the neighbors and
friends for their kindness to US in
the death of my dear son and
brother, Charles.
Mrs. M. A. Blake.
II. S. Blake.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05
CHRISTMAS

INK CHM.
[uB LARGE :.
/ ;. Started F0'
| About December
/ 1917 -,
H. 10 and Is. .d the
n trust Company ,n,Iiney
Christmas savlngi
| a asFings plan offer fer
Il , when it opened Insa
december Of last .1ss
i GepV'i, with an
Il deposit Of tel, ten
E ! G fund that vii III
| n year amounts to
$4,000. ..;,0s
LIE to the savings ngs
Sinp to each, the
interest due nun
,e a,sl Of his d A;s.
Df before the Trust rust
for force. This Will
! Of Of patient work. tdS
T Re- It with the a con
- check mailed
arts art of many VINO VINO,
Ia have little. with
! :" the coming OF
another Christmas
ed at this popular HlaI
i year, on or about
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

Don't miss the sale of Handwork
Articles suitable for Xmas gifts al
Kouss Hall, December 7th and 9Th
starting at a p m. Benefit Fall
Festival.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05
FIGHTING THE MAN-EATERs.

Hannah Ford, colored, died at her
home at Gibsontown, last Thursday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

Car little Steers for Sale, our
prices are low. c. F. Wall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

For earache, toothaehe, pains,
burns, scalds, sore throat, try DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil, splendid
remedy for emergencies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

hating Stove or =; a
Burns & Marshall.
nter Underwear is
R. Bunting & Co.
thrust, Zoe each, at
IN Union suit you.
Non is the Munslng-
L but the best {. OF
81 meat at Wallis
tsrday Bid.
bays good prices for {
Let him know If
Victrolas on easy
for sale at the
Office, 50 cents a
New Blankets and
rts.
Cement and sand
urns & Marshall.
] Victor, Columbia
cords.
b machine of c. P.
at Shugart S.
/ of coal, think of
Miley Bros.
Paper, Is cents a
Office.
kOod from Burns &
prices for horse
Lyman Wiener.
e-the newest in
Shugart $.
Girl Butter, none
Rurwitz Creamery.
RhOnOgrapn records
}, delicious Butter
kitz Creamery, 10c
y junk, let Hyman
ream to Hurwitz
prices, guaranteed
ion.
Parters for the best
Miley Bros.
New curtains? C. T
are showing man!
curtain materials.
finds US well pre-
x Bunting & Co.
eGear's stock an,
Burnl & Marshal
nery Butter, mad
for sale by the c
Pc better.
prices paid FOR bee.
Hyman Wiener.
ne industry. Blu
made in Charlie
3 h P Internations
new. Price $500
K Marshall, Agt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05
i BOOSTERS

liner? If not, why :
The Fall Festival? i?
| zee it come back?
Epoortunity to help,
A tbe supper to be
Il Dec. 18th and Sth 2
Eected a member OF
\ All white people
Enty are asked to
| be open from 9
|Dec. 9Th, 18th, and
nations. Contribute )!
n Festival possible
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

LMade HoarhOund
/ Brown Brothers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05
LOCALS.

4 for sale, any size
c. F. Wall
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

H. S. Blake.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-12-05

.ating Stove or a
/ BURNS & Marshall.
Inter Underwear is
RI. Bunting & Co.
Trust, Zoe each, at
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
NEW BETTER.SIRES EWsLEss
Certificate ~ Improved nsi sr tof
Rtooantien oi Good wori 10
improving Stock

A uea ,mllem 90 improved design
for recognition uf good uUr. u Im.
pr0tiag Ht, stock N UaIy ur Iis
uihuiIm hl ih, bureau ~ animal ID.
lustr1 uI Ile United yafe u.Iart.
melt ~ Agreu'iuu uD certificate
which measures So Boy lUa inches.
resembles rr, ,UsutrE arI Is
su.iats tur uuulu-
a Ysr.u ln.l.u. HI Hf emblem
bud desiring tU rN,Hauer Do f.r . Ueu
uuy uaI %. sH bl returning H. 10
one io fHr HurrrU H IHuH .rfHHy
Aboaf 1-U Hf iHe ..I su.ru. hove
hr,a I,.UrI to Hy.'t" MI ...rs
vHrEIu. nHh II, department .r m
pru,ua t.y UiUIl tu... .I aI. BuI
mails reducing jhe uumr,s uf mrs
and .u other ways leutf'H. i.e i've
stols u. fI. country
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
MEXICO

Ms Tyisnc Tabor was m Marion
hopping Friday
Mf 3 iWllssshby and nir,r have
te,u visiting in Illinois. ths past fov
DAYS
n W Si,hoa ~ Cads,H county
t,.rcrsd q nadirest o. tht Parent
T.arhefs Aasot niou Weiro1isy
Mr. A n nstos has been on
'hs slrk litt
NJ Maofe n hear prinrsfon yls.
ted h- HnothsT 81 ~ home q Mrs
EIla Ssisr sunday
tncle Mae sisphsuson a Fruno~
delivers tvu cars ~ cream salh weei
% Mexir0
Mss Lille Mao TrantIH ard
br iher. Esrs. ssrs enteia.n.t 81
ihe home y M.sses Mare ard Tylens
labat Sunday
Mining and other drs,lopmsnt sork
afe using morr men nov
i4iils Mis- Marguerite wlaker -
ceit,s init1ictian IN must twice :
eesA 10 Frsd8nla
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

An en- uf IrmHt.ue u.d houses runs
srruss ths tuun. country according 10
Northwest .lmheuuru
Following it, building sl0ftun oi
Iate yyiIs h- uHr HU aITHe.H i'0n
that nny house U.l ul uru las untold
ro.shIH.r. of aIi.ui.Uu Architects
hay, hern ulled upon io produce ln.
suuU,s of aheioro Hui offer of um
sta,tI, uaan.lkr structure, made over
miU g'auul hHur. u.d Duus tavs
been rebuilt IuIp siudlns .bvls aud
uarylH1,.s iuu rU-dn.rs uI taste
There d. HI U.Uws demand ou
ile N.uINrf r'u'r. MILLS o.. mold.
iuss trmm.r.. s.rs..s ,IrE. u.
siis ru.I.r.. ulHtI a.d f1cy
sumrf fr h,H'.r. H. cellar fur rab.
Hrf u..f
lumHr..I i...HIr COOS I,u.Hi rus
..u, fHH H HIuuHm aHt. over
coo rluu .HU. aui aHu. 0uIlt
iu fglm..
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
LARGE STATE ROAD pSooRGa
eouth csroIlns uaHta 70 spsnd 49,
10000 en improvements :,
Nsr So fsafa

A proposal % wenf 1t0"pom
viih'n st yesr. sui 20 comi ists
viiile hat tius tsg niles - ne
state system. mote than Oh miles q
which uUlii b. tsr' uffaoei eos the
remainder uf'aoui sift saui las.
trp sil ar grstsl d. ~ b. urfsi upon
TO- legislature ~ south Caro'ins m
ofiff thar this nrTusal should Cun.
f0rm 20 thf federal sif aCs the siate
hghuuy Unr.als rcconuy hell elafer
su0.s win rprcsfriafivcs ~ fhc bu.
rrau ~ puhllc raafs ~ me United
States nsTsumsli 70 Agriculture
N ihis gvaily expanded pfuffum Il
rarrhd ult tfs ss'r vfn ustJ sil q
tir fcierul go uUucy uuu atalatls
and ans futuv arprOffltticn ihai
amy become a,h'lrhle runfs ufi hs
uItc' u automobile ucvnses tf "a.
tnuIrs tIr HHtr u-is two mIH rrop
eri1 Hf unrofri per calico ulutof
fuel tHt Plus hoad .ssus u tiuoool
s0
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

cleau up Part ~ % should b. q
legnmr such as clover 0r aifalfa
rreI ,Hmr slccu.eut frtl such hs
s'laEr Ir ru1fs
fr-i buiaucrd utiou
= fori grain in ucyortauer TO miih
Production For Ho.steiu 0r AYR.
shire approximately onr pound %
gfain fur each 4 pounds " mIA f0f e
Guernsey 0r jersey. about yue pond
grnil fJr sHch 8 pounds ~ muk a
VARIETY " grails in ihv miriur l. 50
slrHh.r
Q During shori pastures lppluueni
sith sllagt uf some reen fe,i tureth
70 aith sums eraiu
o Fr,i aui miIA regularly
! supply au abundance " pure
ffvsh water Ht aI times
= Give H.0ess 90 ali daily
y Purchase grain feeds % thr hssis
Of their protein and enetD content
and Dot alone 90 just The cog PER
cst
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
SEVEN SPRINGS

Miss Lois Mcclure visited her
aunt, Mrs. G. kIn-olyng near
Emmaus Sunday
Seven Springs church b being
treated 10 new coat ~ paint
Mr. and Mrs 7 y Allison -.
tended services At pycusbuW sun
day
rhl s Travis u Emmaus Nas IN
th.s section Monday
Miss Ethel Mcglmc Of paduoah
wa ths guest oi her parents, No
aad bln John Mcclure. Sunday
Born 20 Mr and Mrs Henry
Cues q tine baby girl lat wcck
Mrs Mamie Campbell visited Mrs
Rose Mayes near Caldwell Springs
last wssk
Marion roFu ,of France was a
visitor in tho section last seek
Robinson krons aud wife attended
ssru,es a. bycushurg Sunday
Guy Patton and family visited &
Mckinney and wife Sunday
Mr Jane DAVIS n Salem be- us
ii.rg her daughter. Mr Cordi,
Grimes, this Ncek
Audrey Brown and vlfs of I'm
riaus visited in thi, s-ytou SUNDAY
ntn Howard and iavrrat, s.mp
bins ~ Wyoming. attended seruces
hrir SUNDAY
Mr. Oda Mckrrry has returned
90 her home in this vicinity frur
ihs hospital Boz Patuah
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
ZINE =
TOWN -
HELpSRJ
EFFECTIVE PLEA FOR zONlNG
Practically impossible 10 Construct
Proper Sewerage system witheut
up.to.psts Arrangement

The value ~ completely zun.ns q
riiy or village T. demonstrated 10
many way. unr of THESE d. iu thr np
pOriHulit o. give. ihr engineer, fu De-.
slgn nni build sewer systems uu prr
r.sp Information as tu fhr character.
number anl nse of building. ihai VII
uDUp ttr district which f.. sewer
system Is foo serve
Tho Information derived frum me
lun.r. Hni.uln.r Hnd fh. official maps
HIii frll h.m iH advance f.Hf fhr area
fo br ir.urI D.. furl -at f'r "a
sus.,.amHi district 600. mean, tU
90, engineer smaller density of pop
u.Ht'uu smaller ,n.lm, .. aRa.r
sha'iuNrr HrI smaller .Frfs
without coming fHr tl..uHfr De-
obliged t0 estimate fhr 900. lui in
ieusIf1 ~ thr Istr.HTneUr Hf any
given district aui design h's sewers
on fhr bisI. 0f 90. estimate
Or In DIS r.iImlf. Hs 900 no' pro-
,lis fof .urn numHer. of aWHnrni
buIld.us. ur hufe's rppl.rHs urut.s.'u
for much rfafer volume nf srs
we and i.sIsr Easements fU be-
duluri iIs sewer. v'll hr fuHi to
hs Inadequate O.. fitr gana u' fi. iis
triDi i. % iuaIIl iNvlup,
Thr Inadequate sewer is IIs'ress.ng
sud C0stI, as % mrlHs f's tH.t'Hr ur
~ che sewage Iniu ta.tmeut. iu
,ol,lus Goo Joss uf PROPERTY ht fusi
lu. thr rtpru.r of ..,lnuE Hli thr
llih ani $40 Nt.li lr deposited after
ne walter hH. s,,rsi urai .ud ne
mtuaoiug ur h.l.fh w occupants
~ tis building Prom Report n
thr You.uf Committee w fHs Western
socItft Uf Engineer.
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
NOT YET NATION OF RENTERS
Homs o~rins it by Ne Means q Lest
Ambition Amors People 81 re
United stattt

T. houF owning lUsf amtfiuni
A. Ws NrHm.re nation uf IN
dueU.r. arI Hrrtrsr N0f NJ We put
faith ir f'r figure. complied ht th-
laf,l, established HHruu Hi housing
o. ih, department u' DUmmer,s %
serfe, fs Nations Hu.u'--
az Gs cities NJ more ihan
iDoUu population bu' N ,hoa q
loss .u rtr.tH'aea ~ homes owned he
tween IWU aud ia.u rhs Hurs ars
from o. .rHsI. NurtauI aHI tbs
iDrsss arr mHr ffaH ufss Ht fhr
.uius Df fHr other A. uf GOO %
Wher, lo.-. Ner, Hr.Uriri fuHr ue
truif cleveland $50 lm.s suI Las
Aug,l,s are .u il, urf t,u cities 10
point uf IHrl'sH.n
A.fhaufI in NrN Y1ft mHrr hHmes
Hrv owned flsH Iu aui other Ufi ihe
psrttnfagt Is no. lowest huf i-5 Ve'
even iru fHr ffrrIu.r IHs sr1an
from lif n 1910 Hul '21 q. iHn
Manhattan pn.,rfs Goo m.r striking
Situation WIN uuu ihau haf uIl
ilou iams. Doe. faau lIu" Her.
owned little moo, chan o psr o,Ht
lf home Hau'l. hr FORM Uf civic
virtue ttsr us Nait.s ult gather
hrf rtHstr s.ffs shout f.r ss painted
Mantaulu posses fnr thr ilta rars
ruu anung .'f'rs show. s UsrrruiBss
lf home uan,r.fln .' fig .roNth
ffum $50 prr rrHf iH iWU Hni Is'
iu ltsH lu HIl u.. .iftr community
~ MOTE ihlu lODuu nhaEisni. ars
half fhe fUmDs owned auI .nt q,
Gru1 Rapids N.l
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
GROWING RATIONS FOR CALF
In Feeding Youns oalry Animals Ma.
tsriai Supplied Must Hs Fissh.
6ulding-salt 10 Needed

There are two thinrs 70 rvmsnbef
n feeding dairy calves SAYS 2 A
Ransom. dairy specialist with me asfi.
cultural extension division ~ its Cni
,ersIty ~ Minursota The fe,i must
make them EruE and must supply
flesh building material ~ thsy wiIl be
10 Euud condition
Grusius feeds. te say consist %
skim mllk clover tay. oats iran and
Ul neal The faitenng feeds ars
corn barley and go neal Fur calves
under ,1 mouths oid ln gUad coudi.
tou and haylus soft mellow Ride
d mixture VI ip pounds ground o1rn
p pounds ground oats % pounds
bruu aui Do pounds go meal fsi three
10 I've pounds daily o. recommended
By ST. Hanson A mixture 90 '0
pounds ground corn D p0unft rtulnd
barley. 40 pounds ground oats ana lU
pounds O.l usuI also fed 90 tte uts
" from thrre o. fye pounds q Gay 10
ADVISED iof calves To- poor rurUuon
"Slt improves ttr Calls alrfiiis
so krrr h0E with clean uIt 'n shell
tered p.a,, where tls -tIf may cst %
% freely Mr Hanson ady.sts apfl
va, al ite ruud Dluyrr uf alfalfa bag
ths caif Will eat ur clean N,r,r al.
low the ca'tes or yeafllnr- to run With
thg lrm
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

10 I- estimated D.. i'r ..it rug.neor
of t.. aN uf $50 louis tuf nH.nf
auui' ln,s ,at,I '.D PROPERTY owners
shUHi OBJ n.f .yH' .. .Ia ...i of ,rNer
construction
lf this a,Iu. ls Irur n th, .l,r 0f
sewers Is It un equally frur uf he
other ..r,I.. HiI.H combined make
uIsIIh Uu'
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
'@iq}naI1l
6S1TSzpNgESeIT
v 0-&
LINKING UP STATE SYSTEMS
Progressive 6tsp AttfibUtsu " hS
qu0rements of fsdsraiAla
LsgNatlon.

lrfssarsl b. ths unHsa States psssrassi
n Asu.atafsl
A rccrni meeting " NeN EnTlaud
state highway 0ficlals and unginess
of ne bureau " public ruafs " he
United states department of Arica-
mrc marks 90 important point 10 ths
Development " highways h this coun
". This is ths nfst meeting ever hct
between 0fiIliais empgN arei % sct. %
the pgpus, N sJ.lg out . system q
Highways ~ serve uH arvs larrsr thar
a sinst state u l. the Art " q -
rics ~ similar mssunss shlch vi.l BE-
held Uotsvsu he federal ofhdals ant
hishsal authorities u various Trvap-
n stales ne object of which VII b
ne solution ~ ths problem fof ths
whole cvlliy
This progressive step ioaE wishsd
f0f b. ell users u fhe Highways cun
- attributed 60 fhe requirements oi
feirrnlnl legislation Il 10 rcquirvi
that al federal sii bs spsnt on . go
asCtei system of hghsays designed
10 serve thr neeis ~ ths whole com.
~ Ttliailye systems have been sab
rittsd by ali ctcvpi siStt ststes sni
n0a ths series " meetings Il bslns
held 90 cuuneci ana cooriinate m
proposed sfats systems
Ths bureau % public roais intslds
10 push this sort ~ rsgldiy ss 20
sible 81 as 70 lay bsf0w The psosis
ne plans f0r what all BE- By faf ne
greatest Highway system 10 ths uVgid
Az pfssslt oniJ roads certain 70 bs 90
ths system arv hs'ur approved foi
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
HIGHWAY RULES ARE STRICT
Vehicles s5t psfrrti 20 carr we're
rfsr rouHttr roHs Wtten
sutria Permit

o. Wss.I. iHs.IIs ua tflie'f naf
trtC ..U H. Ee asv uH'.h eith
Us HHI aUfs H.He tHsu tareen
Cob. nHi.f r' ptm4 ani
iIr Hst rHH uoI rt.v-i 81" pounds
urH UIa u.I Uf ftr ,rH,', 80
ul.l. vehicle H.... eII. Us .1ad
.tsIs uoH, 'ilu Tour tons is aiiue "a
to tra,,I at a H,rd .l u,,f f.af Miles
~ Huat % rIU.WeI wih mriullic
ilr.. uI w,f twelve mlU per luuf
10 ,lu.pp,l uIH uuss uI rubber Ur
similar subsistence IIr Ulisids
width of a ,vh..I. .s Imtsi lo II sht
frtt
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
FREEDOM

Mr snf M " F1tI spent
sunday si,h NJ sni Nr Johnnie
Neltu
Mr auA NJ wurr HuEh,s
spsnt Satuf,hy nn Sunday 9Th b.
parents
Ne. Ava Pitts eas tha ru.t ~
AHssel tse ard lila Crsigi I'D on
iLy Ast wrvs
An ACT hi- lohn Holhuoud srsni
trf dsy az vv,s eth NJ fn 'y
rfuUu
NJ E'uhy hrosm spent Friay
with hsr iasrhisr M itmnD
Cfaiahraf
Mr. v Brown novel neaf ths
r.Iy mings hs' srsk
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
DAIRY
HINTS
FEED POINTS FOR DAIRYMAG
To obtain Maximum MIN pfoduetisf
Cow Must De Attended 10 a.
Proper Moment

n you would get q maximum mia
production from your cows feed ne
night feed ~ he right time aud n ths
righi amounts advises NJ u keeney
dairy specialist of the New Jersey
State College OF Agriculture
~ Krrney atrs ne fOlloainE prac
deal suggestions for daiymen IN
feeding fof mils production
l. Frrd all the rOughage q cow viI
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

IN INSTALLING O. s..u makr % n' ne
sire uf 1uur h,u IUs iIamrief
should ALLOW sou Goo u,,u Iuur ..oI at
l,a. tNu iu.h,s oT ihp .Ir.I.e g.
prevent ,urfl.u sfHuru Ihru masv Il
d,,f rrNulI iu ia1 i. it. .. 500 sI
r-ct Co. feed duHnl ils YEAR
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

The stale of U,lrsia slsui ueafly
S2tvuuu un good fUaI construction
last scar .ruiluk aI. siairs .n the
southeast Almost uOvivo rspfs
seut,I irl,uI sd
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

eGnHi HsWeHs mau prsiiI hadly
smashed 900 amf ,uu' Au,H.i, With
Auu'
aNss ih. .fHv uhU nHs iNIus 10
.el m, 1000. H,.i ut' iiauef iias
afiHr
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

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The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

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The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

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The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01
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The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

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The Crittenden press., 1922-12-01

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Evening star., 1922-08-16
COAL ALLOTMENT
PLAN CONTINUED
Cleveland Agreements Fail
to Remove Crisis, Say Gov
ernment Officials.

notwithstanding the production Of
coal will be considerably augmented
by agreements reached at Cleveland
between operators and miners, gov
ernment officials agreed today that
there can be no let-down in the ef-
fort to distribute coal to essential in
dustries and consumers, and that il
maximum production were begun i'm
mediately the distribution would be
a major task in itself
While gratified at partial settle
ment OF the opal strike in the central
competitive Held, the federal distri-
button committee today went ahead
with plans for distribution of coal to
utilities and sections of the nation
where the coal requirements are at
the present moment most stringent.
Coupled with the hopeful aspect of
the coal situation, the threatened strike
Of vesselmen on the great lakes ap-
peared today to be approaching settle
ment- Although 1t has not been Official.
ly announced. 1t was understood today
that leaders Of the vesselmen were pre-
pairing to canvass their membership as
to their attitude on the proposals. for q
SIS monthly increase offered by the Lake
Carriers Association. Government off,
cials were sanguine that the vesselmen
would accept the proposal and that ship
ment Of coal to the northwest via the
great lakes would continue uninter-
ruptedly. The unions had threatened
to issue Q strike call effective yester-
day If the employers failed to reach an
agreement satisfactory to the men. The
call has not been issued.
With consumption steadily exceed
ing production for the past fifteen
weeks, the visible supply of coal
above ground has shrunk almost to
the vanishing point. While govern
ment officials could not estimate the
coal reserves of the nation, they were
agreed that the available coal above
ground is below the danger point, and
that production and equitable dis
tribution are essential II coal
famine in some sections Of the coun-
try is to he ayerted
Evening star., 1922-08-16
URGES PAY RAISE
FOR D. c. EMPLOYEES
Clayton Tells City Heads
Statutory Workers Have
Been Entirely Ignored.

William NICK. Clayton, representing
the Federation Of Citizens Associa-
ttons. today appealed to the District
Commissioners not to eliminate from
the tentative estimates the item of
100000 for increasing the salary OF
government. the only group Of
municipal workers whose basic pay
has not been changed during or since
the war. Mr.. Clayton called on each
Of the three Commissioners and told
them they should cut every other item
applying the pruning knife to the
proposed salary increases for District
clerks.
Believes Request just.
The spokesman for the federation
said he felt justified in making this
request when it Is considered that the
police. fremen and per diem laborers
and mechanics of the city government
have all had increases since the eost
Of living went up.
With the admonition OF the E7dget
bureau not to exceed $24.500.000 In es-
Inmates before them, the Commissioners
went into session at o'clock this
afternoon to begin the difficult task
Of trimming the city budget down from
1t is probable that the city heads
will take up the various branches Of the
engineer department first. This in
cludss the bulk of the estimates and
covers such headings as street inn
provements. sewers. water department.
street cleaning and city refuse dis
posal.
The estimates as prepared by depart
ment heads have already been gone
over in a casual way by the Commis-
sioners. but beginning today the city
fathers will consider and weigh the i'm
portance OF each item in detaoil.
1t is understood that officials Of the
budget bureau will listen to any argu-
ments the Commissioners may have to
present in support Of a budget higher
than $24.500.0 900, but 1t has been in
dicated to them that the latter figure
should be the maximum one.