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The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
ROAD COMMITTEES
FOR COUNTY NAMED
Prince Georges Commission.
ers Announce
List.

HYATTSVILLE. Nd, May 11.-The
county commissioners have appoint
ed the following road committees;
Evansville District-George P
Bewley and william H. Schramm
Berwyn; Kennedy Simms, B. ]. Gal
liant and Percy Cassard, Beltsville
John ID. Smith, supervisor.
Bladensburg-J. p. Alsop. ]. c
Smith and Glenn Beall. Landover
Edward Scott and J. J. Eberly, Lam
ham.
Nottingham-Harry Fenno. Not
tingham; Hugh Perrie. Westwood;
w. E. Duvall, Naylor; Rice Hooe
and Thomas Wood. Groom: Edward
Stamp, supervisor.
Spaulings-William E. Suit and
DR.. John E. Sansbury. Upper Marl-
boro; William H. West. Richard
Allen and Albert Pyles, Anacostia
Aquasco-Aquilla Turner, Aquas-
co; Marbury Rawlings, Westwood;
Boykin E. Watson, Poplar Hill: JOS
eph s. Fowler. Baden, and ]. T
Cooke. CedarvilIe.
Surratts-James H. Shreve. JOS
eph s. Coswell, G.. Oursler and Ray
mond Mudd. Clinton. and Ralph Me-
10y, Upper Marlboro.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
STOPS HEADACHE
while YOU WAIT
Druggists Guarantee II Stops
i'm Few Minutes or
Money Back.
SOMETHING NEW-FREE
DOSE AT DRUG STORE

The ache" in most headaches
Cthe severe pulling torturing kind
is due usually to contraction,
tightening oil congestion of certain
involuntary muscles. when these
muscles pull tight IL hurts Of
course. Sometimes it is due to
acute indigestion. nervousness and
a score of other causes and one Of
strain. No remedy on earth Will
positively stop each and every
known form Of headache. but a big
ma jority of them vanish like
magic in just a few minutes il you
will relax those torturing. pulling
muscles. and here is sure-fire
remedy for doing that. Nothing
heretofore has ever been known
that would relax these muscles. as
far as we know. and We suggest
that those troubled with bad head
aches. test this offer just once.
Come to nearest Peoples Drug store
G1 stores all over town. and get
a bottle of Adams Wonder Cap
sules Take 3 doses. % capsules)
and if every sign Of the ache and
pain doesn't completely vanish-re-
turn bottle and store will gladly
refund the money. These Capsules
are guaranteed harmless in any
size dose. cause no after-depres-
sion and are harmless as table salt.
Note: Mrs. Gene Case is conduct
ing a demonstration at eth and f
ST. store. She gladly gives anyone
with a headache a free dose il you
call. There is no obligation. Test
/ her Free offer and learn what a
really wonderful remedy she has in
Adams Wonder Capsules.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
FOR CRAMPS And
STOMACH PAINS
In Collie, Indigestion, Bowel
or Stomach Trou-
bles.
QUICKLY RELIEVES
PAINS AND MISERY

81 want people who are bothered
now and then with bad stomach,
bowel. bladder or Intestinal
cramps and pains to read the fol-
lowing" declares Mrs. Gene Case.
who is conducting the biz Anti
Pain" demonstration at the Peo-
Piles Drug Store.
\ score Of different kinds Of
pains. cramps and aches are due
L" a tightening Of the involuntary
muscles which surround the in
teStincs. and help to form the
walls "i all the hollow ORGANS in
your body. Soon as these muscles
begin pulling terrible pain results.
Every mother and father should
know how to quickly stop such
suffering Such pains orcur in
diaTrh"a. collie. dySen'er,.. indices-
tion. Gall bladder trouble and GER
tain other troubles. To quickly
relieve IL get hottie Of Adams
Wonder Capsules. take doses ts
capSulesD and if all Si-ns Of paiu
and cranp fail To disappear in a
few minutes return bottle and get
money hack. Thousands or bot
ties have thus been sold-not a
bottle returned Keep bottle
handy. Why ever suffer again"
Notc-Se" Mrs. Case at free
demonstration. eth and r streets
store. there is no obligation. u-
buy Adams Wonder Capsules Al
any Peoples Drug Store ON abSu-
lutc guarantc. Of results iu three
oT four doses or money back
This guarantee holds -pud On
mail orders. Send 81. cash ar
check. to Peoples pTu- store.
Washington. u. &.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
George Washington Post
Gets Option on Home

Purchase by George Washington
Post. o. !. pioneer post OF the Amer
ican Legion. of the house at 1929
] street northwest as a permanent
nome is forecast in an option which
has just been secured The deal was
consummated with the owners by a
committee composed of +. Lester
Jones, John Lewis Smith. Kenneth
A. McRae. Howard S. Fisk. William
A. Mahony. Lew s. Mohler, +. II.
Hardy. Ennalls Waggaman. Gen. II =.
NJ. Lord and Charles B. Hanford.
The house was occupied by Post
master General CressweH during
President Grants administration, and
later by Gen. Myer. first chief of
the Army Signal Service. for whom
Fort Myer was named. 1t was oc-
cupied during the world war by the
Italian High Commission.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
Scalding Water
Repels Suitor
Cook at Guatemalan Legation
Pleads She Acted in Self
Defense.
THe
DRAGS

Scalding water is an effective hut
dangerous way to repel the ad-
vances OF an unwelcome admirer.
At least that was the experience
of Mabel Raymond, colored. en-
ployed as a cook at the Guatemalan
Legation. 2SOO Ontario road north
west, who was fined $50 or sixty
days in jail and placed on proba-
ton in Police Court yesterday, on
1 charge of assault.
Mabel was arraiCned for having
used scaldinG water on Victor Cor
teZ. the butler and valet to DR..
Julio BianChi. the Guatemalan Min
lister. when he made advances to
her in the kitchen of the legation.
She pleaded that she acted in
selt-defense. but the court. in Inn
posing the fine. held that she had
used entirely too much force"
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
COOPER APPOINTED
TO LOAN BOARD

Chronicles record that in the his
toric days of the toast" with a"kick''
in Il. North and South Carolinians
were wont to swap drinks. Now
they are swapping jobs. President
Harding has just appointed Gov.
Robert A. Cooper. OF South Carolina.
TO fill vacancy on the Federal Farm
Loan Board made by the resiGna-
tion OF A. +. Lever. Of North Caro-
lima. who is said to be retiring to
run for governor of his home State.
Cooper is Democrat. as was Lever.
and. according to White House an
nouncement, "a real dirt farmer"
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
Ninth Street Trail of Fire
Causes Department Run

A river of fire flowing down Ninth
street a, E street northwest yester-
day afternoon caused a run by every
piece of downtown fire apparatus and
considerable excitement for fifteen
minutes.
An automobile going up Ninth
street left trail Of highly infiam-
mable fluid On the street, said by
the police to be gasoline, but sug-
gested by others as being Maryland
corn. Someone dropped a lighted
match in it. and the flames took
out after the car, and the fire de-
partment then took out after the
flames. No damage was done.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
Nav Use Tear Gas
To Battle Crooks
District Police Witness Dem.
onstration by Army Chemi-
cal Warfare Chiefs.
Lawbreakers, notice,


Tear gas as a weapon of offense
against the criminal element in
Washington is being considered.
Yesterday Maj. Daniel Sullivan,
Inspector Clifford L. Grant and
Capt. w. S. Shelby of the Metro
politan police were given a demon
stratiOn of the eects of tear gas,
and the way to use 1t. The demon
stration of the effects of tear gas.
tions Building under the direction
of the Chemical Warfare Section
of the United States army.
The gas is inclosed in a bomb.
which. when properly thrown, re-
leases a large volume Of tear-pro-
ducing fumes. resulting in tempo
rary blindness and helplessness.
There are no lasting evil effects.
Capt. Shelby said that the bomb
would be especially useful in bring
ing out criminals at bay in houses
or other hiding places. A demon
stration also was given OF the use
of smoke screens. These are adapt
able against mobs or criminal
gangs.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
O'COnnOr Elected Head
OF C.. u. Dramatic Club

T. ]. OCounor was elected presi-
dent Of the Cosmos Club, a dramatic
organization composed of students
of Catholic University. at a banquet
given at the Occidental Hotel wed
nesday night in honor of Joseph F.
English. who directed the cast of
the recent play given by the stu
dents.
Claud Courand was N<Scted vice
president, John Fitzcerald. secre-
tary and william Hagen. treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
BRITISH ADMIRAL
TO VISIT CAPITAL

The commander-in-chi of the
British nava' forces on the North
Atlantic station. Admiral Sir Will
lam Pakenham, is coming to Wash
ington by way of the Potomac River
on his flagship. the Raleigh.
He has given notice of his visit
through the British Embassy and ex-
poets to arrive here May 90 and
stay until June s.
The coming of the Raleigh is being
watched with interest in naval cir
cles because she will be the longest
vessel that ever attempted the pas
sage of the channel. besides drawing
full twenty feet. She is the latest
type of naval light fast cruiser. being
500 feet long over all, displacing
$3.50 tons. carrying 7-inch guns and
being rated at thirty-one knots speed.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
RHEUMATIC PAIN

In a following issue we will
cover the sUhject of Rheumatism.
LumbaPo. NeuritiS. Neuralgia. etc.
on il troubled that way we suggest
that reader call at big demonstra-
tion at Peoples Drug Store. 7th and
f. and ask for Mrs. case. she
gladly talks with anyone on sub
ject Of pains. cramps and aches and
has a free folder worth reading
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
James w. Day Dies.

BETHESDA. Md, May Thames
w. Day. aged 81 retired farmer.
died yesterday at his home here. He
is survived by his wife and the fol-
lowing children: William w. Day.
Washington: Mrs. c. B. Osborn and
Francis Day. Takoma Park: and
Roger s., James E., Reuben D., CAL
win. Leo and Miss Mary S. Day. The
funeral will be held at ST. Mary's
Catholic Church. Rockville, at, 10 a.
m. tomorrow, burial to be in st. .
Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
M MAKRIAGE
M LICENSES.

Unless otherwise specified. all the follow
ing applicants are from this city:
Henry Bledsoe. 80, and Marie Griffin. 2s
both Of Norfolk. Va. Rev A. Sayles
John W. Douglas 81. and Nettie l., Phil
Ups. %. both of Richmond. Va Rev, III
y. Downs.
Leon f. Rockwell. %. OF Columbia Falls
Me, and June V. Byrd, 81. Of schoolfieId
Va. Rev. H. r. Downs
Paul ]. Rutherford. %, and Stella Lewis
"a. both Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. q. ]
Hooker.
Albert Smith. 20. and EsteIle Jackson. %
Rev. J. A. Jackson.
James II. Hale. "a. Of Huntingdon. Pa
and n. Marie Todd, 81. of Pittsburgh. Pa
Rev. T. Z. Davis.
Robert NJ. Moore 10. and Mary c. Tay
lor. 20. both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. G. r.
Taylor.
Leonard s. Orpheim, 28. Of william sburr
Va. and Virginia u. Dawley. ~, Of Cum
berland, Md. Rev. W. s. Abenathy.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
HIGH SCHOOLS OPEN
ANNUAL CONTESTS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. May II.
hundred visitors. including
high school students. teachers and
friends. began pouring in here to-
night for the annual contests of the
Virginia High School Literary and
Athletic League. to be held tomorrow
and Saturday at the University of
Virginia.
The program includes a series of
debates, reading and speaking con-
tests and a track meet.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
FOR COUGHING
SPELLS nights
Tight-Tickling Throat Re-
laxed and Cough
Stopped Easy.
BRONCHIAL OR
ASTHMA CASES

II your chest and throat gets
tight and tickling. Irritating
cough and ,shortness of breath in
dicates that Involuntary" muscles
% your lungs. throat and br"nCr al
tubes are drawing mp tiEht-taIlo
TWO Adams Wonder Capsules with a
swallow of water and couple
more in fifteen minutes and watch
results. Why suffer again II .
doses C6 capsulcsD fail to complete
ly stop the trouble in just 4 few
minut"S-rcturn the bottle Of
Adams Wonder Capsules and get
your money hack. All Peoples
Drug Stores
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
TAKOMA PARK CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

TAKOMA PARK. Md. Nav IL
The Civic Study Club has elected
these officers:
President. Mrs. Lloyd Biddle: first
vice president. Mrs. Walter Trey:
second vice president. Mrs. II. l..
Johnston: recording secretary. Mrs.
II. NJ. Milburn; corresponding sec-e-
tary. Mrs. Il. Bruce Lamond: treas
urer. Mrs. James Lord; directors.
Mrs. Horace W. Whitaker Mrs. Stan
ley II. Smith and Mrs. H. w. Hoch-
baum.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
WOMAN FINED 5000
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Mrs. Alice woote Hodgkfns. 40
years old, alleged to have been sup
plying the guests of Washington S
hotels with liquor. pleaded guilty yes
terddy before Judge Mattingly in Po-
lice Court to a charge of violating
the prohibition laws.
The charge contained three counts.
The court imposed. fine of s100
for selling. and fines OF $50 each on
the counts alleging unlawful sale and
transportation of liquor. making a
total of 5000.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12

The Newell-Cole Company, Inc,
this city. with a maximum capital
stock of s25!O00 and a minimum of
$4,000 has been granted a charter
by the State corporation commits
sion to conduct a printing and
publishing business. Oficers and
incorporators are Joseph H. Newell.
Alexandria, president: George C..
Cole, Alexandria, secretary, and w.
Seton Kent. Washington.
, 1922-03-10
Surgeon Uses
Pen-Knife In
HmTy-up job

CINCINNATI. Ohio, March 10
Surgery with n pen-mife yestor-
day saved tho Hne Of 2-year-old John
Washington. who was taken ito e
Cincinnati hospital with q peanut
lodged in his windpipe. causing
strzngnlAtton. The child had stop
ped breathing when DIR. c. c. Payne
arivcd At the ward last night
Roalizing that death would ensue
bsfore no could send for his sur
gicl Instruments. DR.. Payne took
his pon-knife, slit oTssn tho boys
throat and tncisoo tho tnchea Just
below where the peanut was lodged.
This permitted tho passage OF air
and tho child soon WINS revived L.
ter the pcanut was removed The
doctor explained THAT had no waited
until a surgical knife was ohtnin-
ed from nj OF the surgical wnrds
tho boy would have died.
, 1922-03-10
CULTS MENACE.
PROFESSION Of
MEDICINE SAID
Denver Physician Uges LIB
eral Attitude" and ASimi-
lation of An That Is
Good IN Rivals

GFfcNGo. Efar-h 1p-Dnetkr4ngthat
20 -vfszed with GiAm The growing
urmb= Of cults infmicai to The medical
p~rnasssinn.- De David A St3ckler Of
Deuxrr IN an addres befnre h
Au-b1czn Madical Association CON
us urged an Investigation OF
conditions o. license Of drugieSs prac
GaonsrR
DIT. Striciaer Il PRESIDENT q tn
Eoaeration OF state Medical Boards.
He said one ch~trUprart3c had -su-
wsne a~aslnEnce. coupled with a Eys
TEN q commercial advertising organ
sEed and directed by n professional
FuhHcty nan and backed by \ strong
Hnd well financed body which oSuh
not he ately iEnored.-
Discussing Christian Science DIT.
Stickler said many adherents to this
Gsct and TO others WIRE drawn TO them
hy tho air OF mystery surrounding the
medical p~rofession-
I nrmiy believe that the metrrzl
S~rufesiun drscve5 mnch Of tho ccn-
demzdou II receives bccsrrse Il ca, 20
Easily do the night thing. but ooas
rot
Or. StrIcs1er mfd 10 advocated a
liberal attitnde.- toward these cults
nnd HOcfes1es and shat every one
rs,Dud look for and asSimIlats an Of
Tho Epod possible REGARDLESS GIFTS or
iEin-
, 1922-03-10
Great Northern
Wins Decisi0nOf
Rail Commission

HELENA Mont. March 1o.-Ststn
Hflroad commission has denied tho
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST Paul ran-
way the right to compete At the sane
rate with tho Great Northern IN haul
ing copper commodities from Butte
and Anaconda TO Great Fails. OF the
ground that the rate OF $3.50 n ton
sought by tho Chicago. Milwaukee and
St Paul railway was not a eoznpcnsa-
tory one
On March I the Great Northern ran
way wah granted n rnts Of $3.50 n ton
for hauling copper commodities from
Butte and Anaconda to Great Falls a
dlstanca OF 1s9 mfles- The rate for
tho Chicago. milwaukee, and St Paul
RAILWAY IS s212 n ton. but tho latter
railway company il compelled to haul
tho copper commodity out Of Butte by
and then into Great Falls. a distance
Paul railway not n compensatory ono.
the state commission took the view
that tho loss entaIled by the later
road in its long haul would be made
up the rates ASKED for hauling other
commodities in other sections
, 1922-03-10
Legitimate
Son Charged
To Great Poet

ROME. March 1c5T1zt Dante bad
nm nlegfttmate son n the announce
ment made public by Professor Cor1
rado Ricci. q noted Dante scholar.
in publishing a document discovered
by Professor Francesca Ludso IN the
state archieves at Lucea and dzaed
October Il. 1903
The document n Witnessed by Go
vanni. son Of Dante Alighler1- OF
Florence 1nasmuch ~ no other
Dznte Alighser1 was known to exisf
then and as the poets children v~erD
called Pietru. Jaoopo. Antonio and
Beatrice. Ricd concludes hat Clio
vanni must have been tho megft-
mate son OF DANTE This was not an
unusual Circumstances tu urnts's
day.
, 1922-03-10

various railway ceuterK
The board was asked to set . min
mum ratio for skfled mechanics and
q naximuz Hte fur n~ppruntacos.
Within TIKI range the rpnds asked
permission TO pay wages for differ
ant classes Of work oquAi to those
paid for tho rme classes Of work in
other b railroad shopsL J. w Hig-
gins. spenking for 1o1 western rail-
wuy1 presented n request for n re
duction OF the present u cents an
hour rate for skilled mechanics to
67H cents as a minimum BE asked
that n maximum rate Of 81 cents for
he,per apprentices also b fixed
I'VE don't want to be compelled to
use skilled mechanics on the lower
grades OF work. paying them tho mo
chanic's scala Mr. Higgins told the
board
Wage suafss ffxed ny tse board here
tofore have taken no ccoun of var
iations in tho work delegated to mo.
ahanics- The rosds, too previously
, 1922-03-10
y RULE CHsNrfEn

CHEYENNE, Wyo- March 1o.-Au
federal appropriations hereafter will
he s~crutinized by a committee Of which
n WJomingita Is chairmhn+UnHed
States Senator Francis f Warren
chairman OF The senate finance com
mfttee- The senate a few days ago
changed its rules by going back to lis
former custom of having all bills car
9yfns appropriations referred to the
Finance committee.
, 1922-03-10
Liquor Palace
At3-MHe Limit
Causes Anxiety

NEW YORK. March 1o-Raiph A.
Day. prohibition enforcement director
for New York has gone 20 Washing
ton to confer with Prohibition Com
missioner Haynes in regard to pre-.
venting tho establishment of a float.
ing liquor palace" outside the three
mile limit. with q ferry service to New
York
, 1922-03-10
Protest WILL Be MADE
TO INMAl'S B0NDsMEN

CHEYElNNE wyo, March 10
The Cheyunne City Commission ba.
instructed the city attorney to draw
ND a protest to tho bondsmen or,C. II
1nman of Casper. contractor for a
haf nf1uon'dona- sewer system hen
The commission is dissatisfied WIN
tho progress In1nan is making and has
discussed h ~advisabnity OF calling
on his bondrHnen to take over the 4oh
, 1922-03-10
IHELIUM GAS
HELP URGED

WASHINGTON. MErch 1e-An sp-
p-on-iatfaa OF 500. 900 10 produce
holfum gas during tho coming FISCAL
year has been recommended by the
housa subcommiftee which framed
ths army appropriation bm- Lass
years BIN carried S2so.ooo for the
Epver-ent plant which - located
mar Fort Worth Te1aA
, 1922-03-10
FLiUUer Turned
Into Moon Still

wULMATTC, Conn., March 1n-A
''f1iyver- converted into a stiri has
been discovered in Tho barn Of Frank
Nivakns, farmer. n a raid by federal
prohibition agents The gns tank. rad.
iator, feed pipe and hood were features
OF the apparatus. Sufficient liquor
was found to order NivaIas' appear
ance in court today.
, 1922-03-10
STEEL PRICES ApyANCE

PITTSBURGH Pa, March 1o-An-
nouncement by the Jones and Laugh
lin Steel company, the most important
of the independents. advanced
the price Of bars. shapes and plate to
sl-5o per hundred pounds. No com
.partson was made with previous
prices. officials OF the company said
, 1922-03-10

Tho n h~undredth anniversary of
te birth OF Ulysses S. Grant viii be
observed throughout tho country on
April 81. when tho Grant Memorial
which has been so many years in
course OF construction at the base of
tho capitol in Washington VIII be ded-
icated with suitable ceremonies.
, 1922-03-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Epvsr1s
mant has agreed TO reimburse the
American relief administration for
any d~eznurraEo loss resulting from
failure Of rail transportation in dis
tributfnG FOOD supplies. Eoxetary
Hoover said
, 1922-03-10
SUMMARY OF
night NEWS

NEW YORK-Srpcms Court
Justice MasservoEd denied = motion
TO dismiss Indictment charging Tex
Richard. sports promoter, with as
SAINT upon Alice Ruck RieAnrd
win DO tried March 20.
, 1922-03-10

which have prevailed for some tune
II was pointed out however. That he
ten yeaT averass. 1904 to 1918. cover
ing structural shapeA. was f1-1 per
ITO poundA- Increased operation IN in
, 1922-03-10

PHILADELPHIA - Walter A.
unger. charged with Larcsny Of Sc
ourities Of tho Evans Dental institute
Of Che University Of Pennsylvania
values at moro than 100000, was
captured in n rooming house.
, 1922-03-10

MANILA, p. IAN independent
Philippine republic Mt this time
would be cngulfed In irresistible
tides of Imperialism" and submerged,
DIR. Jacob Gould sohurman, minister
to China, declared Mt a dinner ten
derrd him by leading FilipinoA
, 1922-03-10

WASHINGTON - Charging INST
fhe four-power pact resulted from =
Japansse-B British plan to offset CID
barrassinE effect OF AngioJxpancso
alliance. oppOnents OF pact sought
without succsss In senate 10 letrn
by whom original draft af trezzty
Was prepared.
, 1922-03-10
FOR A CONSTIPATED' CHILD
A email doss Of DR.. csIdwers
Syrup Psp.in win bring
quick relief.

MOTHER, when one OF the
ul childreais constipated are
you going to give the first lax
alive within reach? 1t is dan
gerous to do 30. Some have
been known to rupture the
inteSdnes Of little children
Don't be beguiled by the out
side sugary appearance Look
irso tbs formula Calomel is
seldom necessary; salts,
minerals, coal tar, neverl
Unlike these, DR.. CaldweI1,s
Syrup Pepsin Is admirable foe
children, as II Is for grown
people, too Mothers have
been giving It to children for
80 years. They know 1t does
not grippe, and Is free from
narcotics The formula Is on
every package, and you can
see Il Is vegetable, Just a COM
bination OF Egyptian Sennaand
other laxative herbs with pep
sin Use it yourself and you
, 1922-03-10

mIICAGO-The soldiers bonus Is
going TO be passed for humanitarian
and not rs n political meas
ure. Joseph w. Fordney, chairman
OF the house ways and means COM
nntitee declared in a speech before
tho American wholesale Lumber as
sociafiun-
, 1922-03-10

WASHINGTON House membery
on both sides predict privately that
soldiers bonus measure win pass
house.
, 1922-03-10

MADRD@ MOors repulsed win
losses after attacking Spanish ad-
vance posts at Dardruis, official dis
patch from MeliIla states
, 1922-03-10
GRADUATED SCALE in RAILROAD
SHOPS ASKED OF LABOR BOARD

CHICAGO. March 1o-Western railroads broke away
from the stereotyped request for a blanket percentage re-
duction for shop workers when they asked the United
States railroad labor board, which is hoiding a nationwide
wage hearing, to permit a graduated scale of shop wages
based on wages paid for similar work in other industries in
, 1922-03-10
INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS - No split Of
union forces over prospective coal
strike April 1, expected by officials
~ United Mine WorIrcrs Of America
to result from any negotiations that
may be held in Illinois towards nj.
fecting wage agreemcnt for that
state alona
, 1922-03-10

and es n Preventative take Laxative
BR0Mo ouININE Tablets. The gen.
uine bears the signature OF Z. W.
Grove. Be sure you get BRoMo) soc.
, 1922-03-10

have asked for specific reductions for
mechanics as q class. the only re-
quest for permission to pay the going
rate in vn1ous localities being con
fined to-common labor
, 1922-03-10
SIxRgzes 6rMakJne Good Gfse

USE
your water. but don't boil
your Coffee; don't let the
water and the ground bean
boil together alter they are
mixed
SERVE AT oNcE-Msnya pot
Of perfect Coffee has been
ruined by letting II cool If
you MUST wait. keep the Coffee
piping hot. but never let IL
boil. Re-eooking Injuries the
favor.
ScoUR TIE COFFEE PoT-
1t is not enough to give tho
pot a hurried rinse and set Il
away to dry. Scour il even
more carefully than other
cooking utensils.