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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
Poems and Songs Desired
Two Poems Supplied

To the Editor Of the EUcnin0 Public Ledger:
Sir-Some time ago heard piece OF
poetry that I would like to get hold Of.
and IL came TO me that maybe some Of tho
readers might have It. 1t Is called Tho
rond OF Bosinnips Again and. I believe. is
Also I would like TO get hold Of another
poem called "Pessmism." the first verse
Of which is:
Nothing to do but work.
Nothing to eat but food.
Nothing to wear but clothes
To keep one from going nude
Thanking you In advance.
(MTSS) A Il. GRAVES.
Narberth. Pa, July ., 1922.
THE LAND OF BEGINNING AGAIN
wish that there were some wonderful
place,
Called the Land Of Beginning Again.
Where all our mistakes and all our heart-
aches.
And all our poor. selfish Eriefs
Could be dropped. like a shabby old coat
at the door,
And never be put on again.
wish we would come on II all unawares,
Like the hunter who finds lost trail,
And wish that the one whom our blind
ness had done
The greatest Injustice OF all
Could be at the gate. like an old friend
For the comrade res s.addest to hail.
We should hnd all the things wo intended
to 90.
But forgot and remembered-too late:
Little praises unspOken. little promises
broken.
And all Of the thousand and one
Little duties neglected that might have per-
fected
Tho dnv for one less fortunate,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
BELIEVE CONGRESS WILL
MAKE U. S. SHIPS DRY
Expect Law Also Barring Liquor on
Foreign Ships In Our Ports

washington, July 13.-On the eve
Of formal hearings by Attorney
General Daugherty on the Ques-
ton Of selling Intoxicating liquors on
American ships. it became known last
night n conference between President
Harding and Chairman Lasker, of the
Shipping Board, already had antici-
pated the policy Of th" Government
when the ships are made dry by
congressional action.
There was said TO be absolute agree
ment that Congress could and would
prohibit the sale of liquor on American
ships and probably would extend that
prohibition to foreign vessels in the
territorial waters Of the United States.
Th" result of such action. it was be-
l!eved. would be that foreign vessels
would call at Halifax or some other
port and take on or discharge the liquor
supplies for their passengers. Ameri-
cans insisting on alcoholic beverages
with their ocean travel could thus
nsSuage their thirsts. but the precise
effect on the Administration merchant
marine development program would
have 10 be determined by events.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The Bank Of England discount rate
was reduced from 3la TO 3 per cent.
The New York Curb Exchange has
admitted to trading Park Utah Mining
Company.
Approval of advances aggrcgntng
S24 900, 900 to cotton growers asso-
citation was announced by the War
Finance Corporation.
The average price of the twenty ac-
tive industrlals advanced OIL per cent
Yesterday to o. SS. while the twenty
railroads advanced O.JO per cent to
SG.95
Salt water in Penn-Mex Alamo No.
s. 600 meters from Chapopote No. .
we'll of Mexican Petroleum Company
explains the recent drop in stock from
~ to 80.
Income account Of the Nash Motors
Company for the five months ended
April 80. 1920. as submitted to the
New York Stock Exchange. shows net
income Of 81. 113 Ola, after charges and
Federal taxes.
Income statement of Sinclair Crude
Oil Producing Company from February
o, 1921, to February 2S. 1922. as sub
mittcd TO the New York Stock Ex-
change. shows net profit for the period
Of $63 $50 after charges, depreciation
and Federal taxes.
-Bonbright & Co. are Offering So
600 600 Texas Power and Light Com
pany 6 per cent gold dcbcnture bonds.
series A, dated July l. 1902. due July
!. 2O22. Mt o0l. and accrued interest.
to WELD over 6.G0 per cent. The bonds
are non .callable for twenty-five years.
New issue of $3.50 900 Philippine
Government A. per cent collateral
bonds is being offered at 30 and interest,
to yield about 4,JG per cent by syn
dlc0tr composed Of the Chase Securi-
ties Corporation, liallgarten & Co.,
Blair & Co.. Inc, lIornbluwer 4 Weeks
These bonds. dated June |, 1922. and
due December !. 1880. are not re-
decmable before maturity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
Little Benny's s
Note Book
BY Lee Pape

Nc and Puds Simkins was looking
in a candy store window looking NJ
the d!flrent kinds and wishing we was
eating them instcd, Puds saying. II
you had your choice of eny / kinds,
wich 4 would you takef
! don't know. wlch 4 would you?
I sed, and Puds sed. | don't know. And
we kepp on looking in and l"eving our
mouths waiter and sed, Hay, do you
wunt to know good ideer? and Puds
sed. Wat? and ! sed, Lets 60 in and
pertend we're looking for certen kind
and we don't ixnckly know how to dis
cribe 1t and the man will leeve US taist
all sorts of different kinds to see II
they're the one.
Wich we started to do. going in and
wawking up and down in frunt Of the
counter like people looking for some
thing they haven't found yet, tn" man
keeping US company by wnwGing up
and down behind the counter. Being
long man with short nose and after
n vile he sed. Well boys, you seem to
be having difficulty, wat kind are you
looking for:
Well its partly chocklit and partly
not and its round but long, we don't
know the name OF 1t, sed, and Puds
sed, All we know is its taist.
don't know wat you can be think.
ing of, is this thc kind: the man sed.
And he held up n peece and me and
Puds looked at it doubtful and the
man sed III show you the inside. And
he broak it in half and showed us the
sides, saying. Is that enything like it..
We don't know 1t BY looks. ! scd,
and Puds Sod We only know it BY tnist.
How old would YOU iuCge ON: the
man sed, and ] scd, don't know. wy?
and he scd Well do you think | was
born yestidday; Meening he wasent
as dunn as he looked. and ! sed to
Puds, Well. CESS he sint got that
Kind, and Puds sed, / CESS he sinl
either, lets ~ somewares elts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
THE PEOPLES FORUM

tenn was born. The line was constructed In
Richmond. Va. by Frank J. Sprague and
began its life with thirteen miles of track
and forty cars. 1t has been In successful
operation since that date. In oil Of Its es-
sential particulars the original system In
Richmond was the same as those now In
use throughout the United States. Many
improvements. Of course, have been made
in various details Of car equipment and
overhead construction. but the general prin-
ciples used in that first trolley system have
not been particularly changed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
JOHN +. DAVIS
Executive Secretary, New York Medi
cal Association.
New York, July 10, 1922.
Sees Justice limpinu a Bit

To the Editor Of the Evcnin0 Public Lcdger:
Sir-One of the bright lights of the
American Bar Association and himself
a member of the committee investigat.
ing the farilties Of justice at the re-
cent meeting of that body, made
the radical assertion that all the
rules Of evidence and the laws we now
have governing the same deserve to
be thrown into the discard. lie de-
clared that we should make n fresh
start and forget the old landmarks.
Among other things, he said we should
provide for the admission of what is
called hearsaS evidence. Under certain
circumstances, he pointed out, no evil
dence is more complete and convincing.
Yet. he bemoaned. it must be secluded
The committee OF the Bar Ass0cia-
tion likewise found the profession to
be In a bad way It was alleged to BE-
unfaithful TO its ethics. The honest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
ALBANIA SEEKS KING
No One Inclined to Mount Throne
Refused by American

iTaia. AiDaiila, july lo.--'by a.
P.)-Since jerome Napoleon Bonapartc,
the American grcat-nephew of Ma
poleon |, declined the Albanian throne,
last December, the Albanian Govern
ment has been casting about for a suit
able king or regent.
Offers have been made to Prince Cy-
rile OF Bulgaria. who is living at Co.
burg with his father, King Ferdinand,
and to the Duke of Abruzzi, cousin OF
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. but
they are reported to have shown no
disposition to accept.
\ small minority of the Albanians Is
now clnmoring for the return Of Prince
William OF Wicd, who held the throne
for a brief period In 1914, but most
Of the inhabitants Of the country would
like to see the crown given TO a wealthy
American or a titled Briton, aud the
Duke of iork's name is prominently
mentioned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
Birth Of Trolley Car

To the Editor OF the Ercntno Public Ledger:
Sir-You have been so kind in answering
questions OF Peoples Forum readers that 7
am venturing to ask you one Can YOU tell
me how long trolley cars have been in opera
t!on? ELECTRA.
Camden. " J.. July II. 1922.
on MAY i. lSSS. the first commercially
successful overhead trolley street car sys-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
TO BE CAISS0N'S SPONSOR
Miss Margaret Hates to Officlate for
New Delaware Bridge Structure

Simple ceremonies will mark the
launching Of the bridge caisson for the
Camden end of the Delaware River
span, ut the New York shipyard on
next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
City officials Of Camden with Mayor
Van Hart, of Camden, and Mayor
Moore OF this city, will attend the
launching. Miss Margaret Hates,
daughter of former Judge and Mrs.
John Is. Hates, will christen the
caisson: Judge Hates Is vice president
Of the bridge Commission.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
Hospital Annex Dedicated

Ashland, Pa, July 13. - Governor
Sproul was the chief speaker at the
dedication exercises yesterday Of the new
$3.50 900 Biddle wing to the State Hos
pitnl Mt Fountain Springs. Thousands
were in attendance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13

Philadelphia. July H. 1922.
Strictly speaking. the word "snob'' Is not,
os many believe. mere slang. but II is Of
respectable. yes. even Of distinguished orr .in.
for it Is the abbreviation OF two Latin
words. sine noblitate meaning without no.
blity. This term was once used to indicate
English university students who were not OF
the nobility. The pretensions OF these men
brought the word into Ill favor. for they
aped tho manner and clothing OF the mobiles
'nobs -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
Questions Ar1s,vered
Meaning Of Word "Snob"
Philadelphia. July II, 1929.

To the Editor Of the Evenin0 Public LEDGER:
Sir-Whnt Is the origin and real meaning
of the word "snob'? Is 1t slang?
IN.nI,Ipr,n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19

la ma vych. 65. ul. a Quimby
ave. tax prudce, ze byl zranen
vyvrtnutas rau leva ruka.
Ma Euclid ave-, pred &. 5000
byla prejeta 7O-leta pi. Jennie
Avery, 54O8 Euclid ave. a tez-
ce zranena. Byla dovezena
do nemocnice sv. Lukase a RI
die zbaven kazde zodpovedno-
sti.
V Mt. Sinai nemocnici lezi
58-lety Louis Delcappo, 1925
Arthur Ave., jenz Sc $ vlast-
MIN autem ma Fairmount bou-
levardu a Woodmere drive sra
I'll autem jinym. Bylo mu
prerazeno nekolik zeber. O.
statni lcastnici nehod jinych
vyvazli z nebezpeci pomerne
jen lehcimi zranenimi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19
PRAVA STAROCESKA POUT
MT. PLEASANT.

Patronat Sine J. A. Komen-
skeho ma vych. 131. ul. uchy-
stal ma zitrejsi nedelni odpo-
ledne i vecer verejnosti velke
prekvapeni, pravou nefalsova-
nou pout' "a dob, "kdyz 81 mas
dedecek babicku braT Sc vse-
mi tehdeisimi zvyky a obyceii.
| k tanci budou mezi modernl-
mi kousky vyhravany nekte-
re ty sousedske, laendlery, ka-
lamajky jine dies jiz moder-
MIN TEN rejdovakum ustupu-
iici kousky. Pout' zapocne
hned DO poledni a ovsem, re
vSichni prespolni poutnici ma
leznou take nalezite posilneni,
neb O hladu a zizni nebyla by
Zadna pout' mys!itelna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19
ZLoMENf HORKE Why.
Vcerejsi obSti velkych veder.

Povetrnostni prorok mas ten
tokrate k nasemu velkemu po-
teseni nesklamal, "drzel slo-
vo', neb jiz vcerejsi, pomalu
jiz nesnesitelne vedro ustoupi-
10 prijemnemu chladku, ktery
zavladl celem Ohiu We W.
chodni casti Soustati.
Ia to ze "slunne Kalifornie"
dochazi zvest, ze tam bylo
skorem nutno vytahnouti kozi-
chy a backory pri temperature
Cd 54 do 65 stupnd.
V Clevelandu 81 vcerejsiho
odpoledne vyzadalo vedro jed
nu obet' Josef Hanel, bytem
els. 2627 vych. 81. ul. premo-
zen byl pri praci ma stavbe V
els. 8O02 Carnegie ave. hor-
KEN. Byl vSak po prvni mu
poskytnute pomoci ponechan
v domacim osetrovani. Ia to
V nasem statu zaplatili horkou
vlnu smrti: V New Philadel-
'phia padl ma stavbe stavitelsky
kontraktor 68-lety ]. M. Creal
mrtev k zemi. V Cantonu pra-
We kdyz dojel k posledni sta
nici, klesl k zemi 26-lety kon-
dukter poul;cni kary S. F. Mel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19
DAY NECHCE BYTI NASTUP
Gem KOHLEROVYM.

Statni senator Arthur H.
Day vcera pozadal, aby uve-
rejneno bylo 9,jeho prohlaseni,
ze nikterak nema v dmyslu
stati Sc nastupcem mayora
Freda Kohlera v padu, ze by
v zivot uvedene hnuti ma odvo-
lani jeho dradu, melo uspe-
chu. O podobnem pokusu pry
nikdy ami neuvazoval a celou
akci povazuje "a nemistnou.
Odvolan NIUE byti verejny L.
rednik jen tehdy, kdyz Sc mu
muze die jeho mineni dokaza-
ii hrube poruseni povinnosti, z
ktere ale nikdo pry nemGze
mayora kohlera vazne obvi-
nOvati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19
K LOUPEzNEMU POKUSU
v STATE DIVADLE.

Znama afera v chodbe State
divadla udavsi Sc v 1tery ve-
Ger, skoncila prozatim poda-
MIN zaloby pro zamyslenou lou
pei a. noseni ukrytych zbranl
proti 19-letemu Walter Camp
below, 1880 St. Clair ave., je-
muz byl revolver vystrelen z
ruky, kdyz miril ma straznika
a krone toho ma ma svedomi
nekolik dalsich podobnych
kouskd, zejmena byl poznan
nekolika okradenymi, druhym
jest 24-lety James Bremen, z
4814 Carlos ave. S. w., jenz
cekal u riditka auta a jest ta-
ke obvinen hned re tfi jinych
loupezi. Treti imenuje Sc
Frank LeClair, 1922 Oregon
ave., take teprve 19-lety, ale
ma ktereho Sc az dosud policie
mic dalsiho nemohla dozvedeti.
Ctvrty Glen lctyhodne te spo-
lecnosti, byvaly to policista,
zdstal az dosud policejnim O.
strovidGm ukryt. Zatcena ze-
ma musela pak bYti pro napro-
sty nedostatek dIkazG propu-
Stena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19
JMENOVANf KOMISE PRO
PROJEKT VELKEHO
PRUPLAVU.

Mayor Fred Kohler vcera
jmenoval sedm clenG kom'se
clevelandske pro novy projekt
velkeho prGplavu Velkych je-
zer S rekou sv. Vavrince. Ia
jemnikem komise pax bude Sc
kretar mestskeho oddeleni pro
verejnou sluzbu Otto P. Hense,
jenz tento 1rad zastavati bude
bez veskerych financnich ma
brad. Cleny komise jsou: S.
H. Holding, pravnik; A. B.
Roberts, mestsky utilitni fidi-
tel; F. Newman; j. C. Chand-
Ter; r. Holman, mestsky inze-
nyr; E. 3. Thomas a JOS. Folk
man.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19
ZATCENY SVINDLER.

V Statler hotelu byl vcera
zatcen jisty muz, 0 nemz Sc
policie domniva, re okradl ce-
lou radu obchodnikG O penize.
Vystupoval jako zastupce OBJ
chodni spolecnosti, pro kterou
"a poplatek $500 verboval
clenstvo. Poznan byl MATTE
lem cukrovinkoveho obchodu
A. j. Brandem ma Woodland
ave-, jenz 81 podobne clenstvl
as pred ctvrt rokem zakoupil.
Jest to sice jediny pripad, KITE
ry mu niue byti dokazan, ale
vefi Sc, ze bude podobnych pfi
hlasek napalenych osob vice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19

kazdy den a podileti Sc ma
vSech obdivuhodnych lacich V
novem velkem Krame -" u
KOUDELU" ma Broadway, -
necht' alespon pride kazdy
tyden We ctvrtek a v sobotu,
kdy soustredime neivetsi po-
Get takovych laci, jakym ne
naidete roven V zadnem jinem
obchode v celem meste KITE
re vam nahradl ztratu casu
mnohonasObne.
PfiSti tyden name take V
prodeji deset neinovejsich mo-
delu zenskych Easter S kratky-
mi rukavy, vkusne sitych a We
lice pekne zdobenych, .miry cd
36 az do 54, svetlych tina
vych barev a nejnov6jSich
vzorku, po 68 centech a vyse.
We ctvrtek muzete koupiti Il
mas velky plechovy belik =
("pejl") ma uhli, cerne lako-
vany, prvotridni jakosti "a
pouhych Is cent?.
Dnes a pristi sobotu name
v prodeji spodni a vrchni pra-
do, muzske, zenske a d6tske
,bybavni zbozi, puncochy vSe-
no druhu a romantic potreby
pro kazdou domacnost "a ce-
ny uzasn6 mike.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19
SEDMILETY HOCH ZABIT
AUTOTRUCKEM.
Smrt v nedsli "a automobilove
melody zransne zeny. Ia
vcerejsich nehod zrane-
memo 10 osob.

Zabijeni lidi automobily
stava sc jiz pomalu vsedni We
ci, dali Sc vGbec tohoto vyra-
zu uziti pri techto kazdoden-
ne Sc opakujicich smutnych u
dalostech.
7-lety Ben Rabinovic, 2378
vych. So. ul. byl usmrcen ma
Ikladnim automobilem, prave
kdyz Sc vcera O 6. hod. vecerni
odtrhl cd matky ma Quincy
ave. u vych. 55. ul. a snazil Sc
prejiti jizdnf drahu a dostal Sc
do drahy trucku, jedouciho as
20 mil "a hodinu. Nebohy no.
six odhozen byl strojem 20
stop daleko. Telo jeho dopra-
veno bylo rychle do dradovny
DIR. E. A. Dala, 1884 vych. 55.
ul., ktery vsak prohlasil, re
Ben byl usmrcen hned ma mi
ste. Mel rozrazenou lebku a
zlomenou pater. Ride trucku
19-lety Taylor Vestal, 2475
vych. 9. ul. byl zatcen a dan
V obzalobu pro zabiti.
Bratr vcera zabiteho hocha,
14-lety Harry Rabinovic sesel
r. 1918, dne II. listopadu
Sc sveta touze smrti. Prejet
nakladnim autem ma vych. II.
ul. a Central ave.
Ia srazky dvou aut, udavsi
Sc V nedeli ma Flowerdale a
Ridge Roads Brooklyn Hgts.,
byla nebezpecne zranena 40
leta pi. Estela Divisova, 43O2
Trowbridge ave., iez vcera L.
raZu Svemu pOdlehla.
Vcerejsi dopravni melody,
krone smrti maleho Rabinovi-
ce vykazuji celkem 10 pfipa-
dH, nichz uvadime jen ne
ktere.
28-lety Alexander Cinci, 700
Mount Auburn ave. S. E. ridil
auto MIN swell sc Pavel
Hanak, 9715 Yeakel ave. S. E..
Ma Moreland boulevardu a
Buckeye I'd. v Shaker Heights
srazilo Sc jejich auto poulic-
nj karou Rapid Transit. Auto
bylo rozbito Cinci velice po-
tlucen, kdezto Hanak vyvazl
bez veskereho urazu.
Straznik motorcyklista Geo.
Siss, pfideleny policejni stanici
ma vych. 55. ul. Perkins ave.
srazen byl autem re sveho ko-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19
SLOVENSKY DEN.

Jako kazdoroGne tax letos
porada Okresny Sbor {. 2. Slo-
venskej Ligy velky Slovensky
den ia bohateho programu,
ktery zapociti ma jiz Ultra cd
jedne hodiny poledne. Po
vycerpani poradu nastane vol
ma zabava, pri ktere arci hlav
III slovo bude miti mladez, KITE
re k tanci vyhravati bude hud-
ba. Jana RoZborila. Slavnost
kona Sc V zahrade Ceske Sine
Sokol ma Clark Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19

son a "a chvili na to skonal. Y
Newarku zahynul uzehem Err
nest Debow a 41lety serzant z
Fairland, Ind, jenz meskal We
vojenskych baracich v Colum-
bus podlehl tak+ez slunecnfmu
upalu.
V Sandusky a Alliance zne-
moznilo horko celodenni pra-
ci vubec.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-20
FANCY SKATING AT
LOCAL ROLLER RINK
WorId-Famous Woman Skater
Shows Wonderful Abil-
ity in Act

MANNlNGToN. April 2O.-one
Of the largest crowds yet present
at the roller skating rink saw Miss
Adelaide Dvorak in her exhibition
Of fancy skating last night.
Miss D'vorak is a skater OF inter.
national fame, and is known as the
worlds greatest lady roller skater.
She has given exhibitions IN the
largest cities OF the United States.
Canada and Europe, and does some
OF the most difficult feats imagina
Bile With apparent ease.
One act especially pleased the
audience last night, and appeared
most difficult. Twenty lighted
candles we're placed In rows OF five
on the floor, and Miss D'Vorak
skated all about between the lights.
while blindfolded, and never touch.
ed one. During the latter part OF
this act she removed the cloth
from her eyes and skated while
looking up at the top OF the tent,
to prove that she could do the act
without looking at the floor. Sew
eral Of the modern dances were
perfectly rendered.
She will give another perform
ance this evening. Friday evening,
and Saturday. beginning each eve.
ming romptly at 8 o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-20
.MANNINGTON HIGH
MEETS FAIRVIEW

MANNINGToN. April 2O-At 4
o'clock this afternoon the local
high school team opens the sea-
son with the Fairview nine.
Ed McCarnes or Bill Jones will
pitch for Warrington. 1t was
stated early today, and Underwood
will probably pitch for the vist-
tors. Coach Copp considers I'm.
derwood one Of the steadiest
moundsmen he has, it is said.
This IS the first real game for
the local high school bunch, but
Fatrvtew has already played three
games, They lost ono to Grant,
beat Pennington high, and played
a 5 to S tie with Grafton last
week.
Warrington High will not have
a track team this year. it is be-
lieyed. since so many of the boys
are interested in baseball. Man
nington has not been represented
on the track since 1920, when
they entered a team in the annual
meet at Morgantown.
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OF STRIKE
IN COKE BELT SHOWN

CoNNELLsv1LLE, Pa, April
Cooke production in the Con-
nellsville region, the first two
weeks OF the coal strike. fell Oft
81, $50 tons, according to official
figures made public today by the
Connellsville Courier. This Is
about one third the tonnage re.
corded by the same authority for
the weeks Immediately proceed
ing the strike call. The loss the
first week ended April 8 was 49,
$40 tons, and for the second week,
ended April Is It was $3.50.
The number Of plants in opera.
ton was decreased by seventeen
during the first two week period,
the number in operation when the
strike was called being sixty-two
and on April Is, It was forty-five.
Effects of the strike on the H.
G. Frtck Coke Co. was shown with
the statement that on April /, 1t
had 6,644 ovens in blast and on
April Is 1t had Z, 1876, a gain OF
Asa brought about largely by the
starting OF idle plants to replace
those shut down by the strike. The
principal progress OF the unionI-
cation movement was made among
the Independent coke producers
whose combined active capacity
on April Is was 1879 as against
$500 on April /, a loss OF 3,34s.
Production this week will be
further curtailed, the Courier
says. as already 2400 ovens have
been closed, indicating as great
II not greater loss in production
than during the first two weeks
Of the strike.