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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20

CHICAGO Feb 1o-Nxx 0uer.
middae-aged riding nasaer a xnrfeA,
Switzerland must boco0e IN Amerk-
can citizen II he Weds MiAs Mnxh01e
Mccormick daughter of Hnrold p.
Mccormick. head Of the ln1erantiunnl
Harvester company. and gr1nddnueA-
ter of John D. Rockefeller
This stipulation has been imposed.
il is understood, by the aged Standard
Oil inagnate as the only basis upoa
vhica he would consent to the mar
riage OF Miss McCermick- whe is II
to the Swiss horseman- Rockefeller.
il is understood is strongly eppoaed
10 International marriages. but gRve
his consent ON condsfloa that Oser
swear allegiance 70 the United States
Consent Of the Mccormick family
70 the wedding has been given fhro1sh
the medium of formal announcement
of the betrothal issued by NcCorm5ck-
Only the arprsyai of MIS- Edith
Rockefeller Mccormick. divorced wife
of the harvester mae1afe. is lacking
According TO friends Of the family.
Miss Mccormick viii endearcr To OBJ
tain her mothers consent but VIII
proceed with plans for the wedding
even though the mother approval is
w{;haeld
Announcement of the engagement
by Mr. Mccormick followed d series
OF family conferences. Members OF
the family declined TO ampiify the
brief formal announcement but /, s
understood that conventional oolec-
rioas OF relatives were swept aside
by the ardo- OF Miss Mccormick :
plea ,e b< permitted fo we'd the man
of her choice
Oser- according 10 Emil l. bury.
" no claims Ia be fIrst cousin Of the
SxlSS riding master. = IL reality the
son OF Count Non aer Naehie. Ger
man no5aemaa- he took the name OF
I'se- from Sebastian ossr. q wealthy
soldier % fortune whom his mother
married: after sh-. death o. the count
According Ia Burgs. the report that
o~-r l. y Years old : Inaccurate.
Burg SAYS he = Z. le.si - but j.
r-.l,..ir -aisly sels preserved ans IF dis
tinsalsf+-d carriage due 70 service in
tia.- >wlSS army.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
PENINSULA

Mr.. and Mrs t,ille- Atwood AZ
Chelmsford Mass arr Sf,en 3l.fs :
fsw weeks at the ATWOOD. ,ssf.4ess on
The S,sean trent. Ia ta.sa Bs4s-a NJ
Atwood Is d breta.~ Il lr : { AKA
William Atwood Of Isavtona
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
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GRADE CUT FLOWERS cAxTONA
CUT FLOWER SHOP. NEXT DCOe
WESTERN UNION
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Mir and Mrs Il a whitney. who
lre spending the ~inser season N
HOLLYWOOD aveR0e. Issytoss Beach
are the proud parents O. 4 nine F.sunU
baby daughter WIG arrives S@lsaS !
morning 81 cioek Ifr + l. A:.r-
= tsay was the attending Rhrs5r5s.n
and the mother anG babe az ranc
nICefv
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20

y : Reisier X he as4~ 1,e-ea spend
ing tbs season AZ the Wadsa Worth. on
isensnsala drive Issstssna Haaei. i~ft
he viii sl-ena i stsnri -aT4ae ssetnsr -
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-16
NOTICE..

Notice to Tax Payers Of Greenbrier
County, West Virginia:
You will please take notice
that the Board of Review and Equal
ization will convene at the Court
House of said County on the Goth
day Of June, 1922, and will continue
i'll session from day to day, not en-
cccding twenty-five days, for the
purpose of hearing the complaint
OF any taxpayer as to the assess
mcnt placed upon his property by
the Assessor 1t is the duty of the
Board to reduce the value of prop
erty if it is assessed too high and to
increase it if it is assessed too low,
and this may be done upon the mo-
ton of any taxpayer interested or
upon the Boards own motion. Any
assessment not contested before the
Board becomes final upon the
Boards adjournment.
Given under my hand this the
10Th day of May 1922.
PAUL C.. HOGSETT,
Clerk County Court of Greenbrier'
County, and EX-Officio Clerk of
said Board. 26-3w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals will be received
bv the State Road Commission OF
West Virginia. at its Office In Char
lesion. W. Va. until ten O'Clock Il. IN
on the nth day of July. l922. ana
at that time and place publicly
opened and read for the cleaning.
furnishing and applying cold
tar surface application on sections
OF State roads, cover coat chlpS TO
be furnished and applied by State.
Project | and 2UU3-Greenbricr
Ccunty-7.9 miles Cleaning and
Tar Cold Surface Application.
Proposals will be received only
upon State Standard Forms in &C
cordance with plans. SpcciiicationS
and estimates of quantities thereof,
which standard forms, plans Spcci-
tications and estimates may be OBJ
tanned from the office OF the State
Road Commission at Charleston,
West Virginia, or at the office Of the
Division Engineer at fayetteviiie'
West Virginia.
Each proposal must be accom-
panied by q certified check in an
amount equal per cent Of the
total amount of the proposal and not
less than $4,000.
The light is reserved to reject any
and all proposals.
STATE ROAD COMMISSION
+. B. CarSkadOn, Secretary. l6-4
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ALVON METHODIST CHARGE

Preaching Saturday, June 18th at
Alleghanny at 2 p. H., at Hull at 8
p. H.; at Little Greek, Sunday June
18th, at IL a. m; at Columbia Sui
phur at p. m; at Nicola, at 8 d. m.
Miss Annie Woody, of Roanoke.
Baltimore Conference Elementary
Superintendent of Sunday School
Work will address the congreea-
lions and Sunday School workers as
follows: On June 18th at Little
creek, 10 a. H.; ut Willie School
House at p. m; at Columbia Sui
phur at 1870 p. M; On Sunday, Juna
18th, at Neol at II a. M; at What
coat $3.50 p. M: at Eagle at 8 D. M.
honorable y. +. HuddIcstun will
address OH congregations on thc
centenary on Sunday, June 1871 al
Neoia at Il. M; at Embury at 4
p. m; at Avon at 8 80 p. III.
Rev. }. e. Hooks of White Suln!,,,r
VIII address our congregation nj
"atcot on june 18th, at $3.50 u m.
L.. s. SHIRES.
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OFF FOR I E.. V. REUNION

Next week, June 2O-22, in the CITY
OF richmond, surviving old Vcter-
ans OF the armies of the South will
assemble in their thirty second an
nllal reunion. Coming from the en-
TIRE South thousands of them will
Dc seen on the streets and i'm thc
parade on Thursday, The 22nd.
''reenbricr will be well represent
ca. In the absence of Gen. Cha>. s.
Peyton, division commander, too
iniirm TO attenU, Gen. Thos. Fl.
Dennis, of Lcwisbmg, ranking
ErlgadIcr, will have charge of the
DIVISION, BriSadicr-Gcncral Thomas
H. Harvey, of Huntington. COM
nlanding the second brigade.
For the West Virginia division
Gen. Peyton appointed, on thc
SponSorlal staff. Miss Lucille Fcam-
ster, sponsor: Miss Marion John
son and MS. Elizabeth William
son, maids; Mrs. Wayne Ferguson,
matron.
zen. Dennis appointed: Sponsor.
Miss Virginia Bratton; maids of
honor Misses Rachel Richardson,
Mary WILSON, Bcss Walkup and
Anna Wallace; matron, Mrs. John
q. Dice; chapcron, Mrs. p. A.,
George.
These will leave for Richmond
Monday morning, the 10Th on G..
4 .. Train No. i accompanied by
Major w. II. Cacklcy, W. W. Nc
Chung, Cyrus Crcigh, J. Steel Nc
Chung, DR.. S. II. Austin. S. II, Dv-
Sard, }. a. OickJ Hayes. Rev. J.
&. Hooks and others whose names
We were unable TO get.
a Number Of Sons Of Confederate
Veterans, including Gen. Albert w.
kirkpatrick. will also attend.
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Mrs. T.. ). COtfman has as her
guest her sister, Miss Laura Nccl, of
Wilmore, Kentucky.
Miss Sallie Painter of Virginia is
visiting her brother. S. q. Painter.
Miss Pat Matthew's and Charles Jr
are visiting in Philadelphia.
Roy Blankcnship was Il weekend
visitor with friends in Staunton. Va
DR.. ). ii. Austin who has spru,
the winter with his Son-in-law Gas
ion Capcrton. ut Slab Fork, Ralci. :,
county. is visiting in Lewisburg
this week. He will take in the Con
fcderate reunion at Richmond next
| week.
Robert Stuart and Julian Lipps
have gene to Blueficld where they
have secured work for the summer.
Jesse A. Lips has returned from
Goldey College, Wilmington Della
ware, to spend few weeks with
his mother Mrs. d. l. Lips, near
town. He was accompanied by his
aunt Miss Edith Hughart, of Risins
Sun, Maryland, who will visit reIa-
tives in the county.
Miss Polly Coffman, who has
taught in the Beckley High School
for the past two years spent few
days with her father, H. l.. Cofrman
before going to Nashville, where
She has entered Peabody Institut,
for the summer.
| ). V. Burgess has returned from =
visit with his son, Geo. l.. Burgess
of BartnurSvillc. and brought home
his grandson, Emerson Burgess who
VIII spend some time with him.
A communication from K. NJ
Snyder states that he has moved
from Chicago to 1880 Grand Ave.
Kansas City, Mo.
Homer A. Holt is here from Wash
lngton & Lee University for tn,
summer vacation.
Ed. l.. Blake and bride. who
spent their honeymoon at Ash:
vile, n. C., and other points, have
returned and are spending a while
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
b. Blake, ST., at Ronceverte, while
their handsome new home, mid
way between Roncvcretc and Lew
Isbury, is being completed.
Mrs. David Tuckwillcr who haG
spent The winter at Morgantown
during the session of the Univcrsit,
has returned to her home on her
farm west of town for the summer.
E. II. Moore, of Clarmont, Florida
is located for the summer in Charlie,
ton, w. Va.
Mrs. T. A. Sydenstricker and
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Fuller, the lat
ter's son George Fuller Jr., left las
Wednesday for weeks visit with
Mrs. Andrew Price at Marlinton.
Frank 7. Wilson left Tuesday oi
last week for Nokcsvillc, Va, or
business.
Miss Leila Blrrdettc, of Stauntor
Va, is visiting her sister. Mrs. .Iohr
\. McClung, CT MaNwclton.
Frank Burdette. who has been at
tending the West Virginia Univcrsit,
las returned to Iris home in Lewis
burg.
Misses jamie and Laura White ar,
now at home from their school a
MorSantown and HUNTINGTON.
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GOLD FLASH 1882

Registered Kentucky Saddle Stallion
Will make the season Of 1922 at
the following places:
+. y. Boyd'S Barn near Sinks
Grove, every Monday.
AT Union. Tuesdays.
At John p. Walkers on WcdncS-
days.
At Grecnbri"r Valley Fair Stables
Fridays and Saturdays.
26-6w +. II. BOYD. Owner.
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Fair. Let us work together to make
II the BIGGEST and BEST FAIR in
the State of West Virginia.
J. B. SYDENSTRICKER.
President.
w. l.. TABSCOTr. Secretary.
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GREENBRlER VALLEY FAIR H0IES.

ton of Fairs and the West Virginia
Association of Fairs. and mt the same
time have succeeded in arranging
our dates SO rs not to interfcr with
the dates of other Fairs in either
Association.
All contracts for our Free Attrac-
tionS have been signed. and we are
glad to be able TO assure the public
that we have spared no thought or
expense in presenting the best OBJ
tainable in this line.
Victor and his Famous Concert
Band" will be heard each afternoon
and evening. This Band is compos-
ed Of high class solo artists, and is
: one Of the few best bands Of the
country. 1t has filled engagements
in all the largest cities and resorts
and is a, present touring the South
west. 1t is only through a conbina-
tion of fortunate circumstances that
VIC have been able to secure the ser
vices of this high class organization
"Thc NorvcllcS" a lady and gentle
men performer will present Fast
Ring Act featuring "The Most Beau
tiful Girl in the Circus Game" To
those who enjoy an aerial act Of the
better sort this will be Il real treat.
"FlOrcncc Wallacc'' rs vocal So
loiSt will please hose who enjoy I'M
usual talent in this line of work. She
comes to us with the record Of ten
engagements with Pryor's Band,
four months in Florida with Con-
way, one season in California with
MI
with the Kiltics, and one season in
Atlantic City with Ncssela. With a
repertoire ranging from classical
and folk song to popular selections,
and accompanied by a picked Or
chestra she will not fail to be one
of the most popular attractions.
Pains Fireworks will again de-
light those who showed a decided
appreciation of that form of enter
tainmcnt last year. There will be
complete change of device and an
entirely different program, carry
ing with it nearly double the a.
mount shown last year.
The J. F. Murphy Shows will be
on the Ground this year as the Mid
way Attraction. Particular care
has been taken in the selection Of
Company for this phase of our en-
tcrtainmcnt. and we are assured Of
an Aggregation of clean, high-clasS
shows. This is one of the largest
Carnival Companies on the road.
with a Special Train of % cars,
playing only the larger cities and
Fairs. Prior to coming to lis they
will be at Toledo, Ohio. and will go
from here to the West Virginia
State Fair at Wheeling.
\ new feature this year will be
an Exhibit presented by the West
Virginia State Department OF Asri-
culture thas should be of special in
tcrcst. This will be shown in Il tent
10 $50 feet, and will be in the
nature of an Educational Exhibit
collected from the different Public
Institutions of the State. and will be
free to the public.
The different Departments will be
headed by the following Supcrin-
tcndcntS:
J. B. Sydenstrickcr, Gen. Manager.
ASricultural-R NJ. Musser, Lew
isbrrg.
Beef Cattle! II. b. Farrier. Lewis
b,ro
Dairv catt,e r. 4 I,cLsor .>,,
ish,,ro
Hor..s u w c,.do,.,.;o,
ow,;shrro
Horrn Chow. ,,ror D;,,..o
Whitr SuInbur >'''''
Un,,s ", =; c
Shcep--Dr. Howard Arbucklc
I
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-16

FOR SALE At bargain, 1919
Indian Motorcycle; two cylinder,
! ~ h. D., with side car and Will
lard storage battery. In first-class
condition. Apply Box If, Green
bricr Hotel, White Sulphur Springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
CREDIT MEN GOING
TO INDIANAPOLIS
Part Of Wheeling Delegation Leaves
Saturday to Attend National
Convention

Tho members Of tho local Association
Of Credit Men are preparing for their
trim to indianapolis. Ind. where they
will attend the national convention or
credit men when 1t goes into session at
that city Juno 9Th. The convention Will
close June Sth
Some Of tho Wheeling delegation VIII
leave Saturday. white thu remainder
will start tho following day. 1t ~
understood that Ihcrr will be about :"
numbers Of tho local association at the
convention.
The first plan of special Pullman
for tho delegation has been diSrard"d
and tho trip will now hc made in ma
chimes. Tho plans wore switched last
week
Some Of tho host known authorities
on foreign trades and credit will speak
at the different sessions. l.. T.. Brown.
credit manager Of tho International
Electric company Of New York city, and
r. r. Trccoe. manager Of foreign cred
its bureau Of tho National Association
Of Credit Men. arc among the princ'-
pal sneakers of the day. There will hc
many other Interesting features of the
convention that will hc given out At a
later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
VICE PRESIDENT GLASS RESIGNS
WHEELING STEEL CORP'N OFFICE
ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT W. J.
srooP ADVANCED TO TILL
THE VACANCY ON JULY
Mr.. GLASS to Enter Business In East
Where Conditions VIII Aid
Restoration to Health

At n melting OF the directors OF tho
Wheeling Steel Corporation held in this
city Wednesday. Mr.. Andrew Glass ten
dered his resignation as vice president
10 take effect July l. due 10 the fact
that he has not been In the best OF
health. The directors accepted his
resignation with considerable regret
and the hope was expressed that upon
his recovery ne would again take his
place among the active officials OF tho
company. It Is understood indirectly
that Mr.. Glass coutemplates entering
business In the east. probably New
York. where conditions lend themselves
more readily TO his complete recovery.
Mr.. ". ]. Stoop. who has been assist
ant vice president since the formation
OF the corporation. was elected TO tho
vacancy and will assume his new posi-
ton as OF July LIST. Mr.. Stoop Is wen
known TO men OF the steel industry the
country over and brings to his new posi-
ton lifetime OF experience In the
business. His many friends in Wheel
ing will be gratified TO know OF his
promotion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
WHEELING STEEL CORP.
DECLARES Dividend ON
ITS PREFERRED STOCK
Officers and Directors Leave on Annual
Inspeotion Tour of Corporations
Plants.

The directors OF tho Wheeling steer
corporation yesterday declared Ia
per cent quarterly dividend on the pre-
ferrcd "R" stock and per cent on Ere
fcrred ~. both payable July LIST. NO
dividend was declared on common stock
The directors. at their last session
cut the dividend rate 20 fly" ana -FOUR
per cent. placing the preferred ~ on
a four per cent basis and the preferred
"R" on tho five percent basis.
The directors and officials Of tic cor
porationlaSt evening started their an
nual inspection tour. which Will nc com
pleted Saturday. Practically all the
officers and directors are making the
trip as we'll rs several engineers ana
operating officials.
The first plant inspected will he the
Whitaker-GlcssnCr ut Portsmouth, w.
where some new construction Is undcr r
way. including a wire. rod and nail NIL!
Friday the LaRelle mill at Steuben-
Vile will be inspected as the new m'II
has recently undergone modern I'M
provements.
Saturday the Whitakcr-Glessner'
Wheeling Steel and Iron Co. which nave
mills In Wheeling proper. Martins Ferry
Renwood. Yorkville and Beech Bottom
will be inspected by tho party Nheh
Il Is possible the trips Will he made IN
machine shut those at Considcrahle dis
lance will be made by train. The party
left yesterday afternoon ut 40 on the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
LEWELLYN TENANTS
ARE SUED FOR FLATS
case Of Renters who Refuse TO ray
New Rents Being Heard In
Circutt Court

An unlawful detainer suit. styled o.
II. Garvln and ]. L. Garvin W.. Edward
Kellough. Is being tried In circuit court
before Judge r. NJ. Addleman. The
case started yesterday afternoon. At
torneys John P. Arbenz and A. b
Bryant represent the plaintiffs and
Attorney John ]. CouiH the defendant
There are six other suits similar TO
this one.
The plaintiffs are owners OF the Lew
sllyn fats on the Island. 1t seems, from
the evidence, that the tenants were NOT
renting with lease and that on March
I thew were informed that the rents
would be increased IS month on April
!. Seven tenants OF the building re-
fused 10 pay or vacate the premises
claiming that the plaintiffs should have
given them three months notice before
an increase In rent.
The Jury In the case IL composed or
S. p. Parker, Henry Steger. E. ]. Hasen-
auer, Henry Stifel. Louis Riedel. George
Green. Edgar Charnock. B. c. Carpen-
ter. T.. c. HartonE. Frank kirchgessner'
Earl C. Crook and John p. Roth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
KTWANIS EXPOSITION

Tha Kiwanis indoor Circus and Indus
trial Exposition. TO be staged at the
Market Auditorium three times daily
entire week OF June 5th. Is attracting
wide spread attention. Monday Will be
devoted to visiting Klwanians and the
local organization. On Monday AFTER
noon Mr.. Julian Hearne. John Aroenz.
A. C. NJ. Hess and George koonce Will
sponsor the children or Woodsdaie
Homes Yincent's. 81. Johns and st.
Aiphonsus' Orphanages. Monday night
rho Boy and Girl scouts will be spon-
sored by Hoy Pofrenbarger. L. c. Stein
metz, Herbert Somehow, DR.. ]. Roefer.
VIM. Gllliland. DR.. o. l.. Burdatts. Robt.
McC;raw. J. F. Terrell. Curtis Berry,
Earl Barlow. Robt. Shepard. Chas. Jen-
ktns, Clifford Hartford and Chas.
Schlessinger.
Tuesday will be Civic Day. at which
time DELEGATIONS from ali the fraternal
and social organizations In wheeling
will be invited TO attend. Wednesday.
a. Dog Show will be given for the chill
dren, with first prize donated by VIII
liam Lukens. the tcweler. second prize
BY Charles jackson. third prize by Dan
Cnzaro. On Thursday there will be
Gar show, when President Douglas Fass
will give a prize for the prettlest cat
and Charles Kilmeyer, the insurance
a1ent,will contribute a prize for the
homMest cat. Friday will be Babies
Day, with valuable prizes contributed
nv William Rounds. OF Stone & Thomas,
CliNordHarttord OF the Geo. r. Taylor
Co. Attorney Thomas FOulk. and l.. s.
Parsons. Saturday afternoon the chit
.dren IN attendance will make merry
N-y6 the clowns. and n reception will
be hold by these funny fellows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
invite Three CLUBS
TO INSPECT CAMPS
Boy Scout Council Providing Beet
Facilities for Young STEERS at
Camp Agam1nS.

Al meeting OF the Wheeling Mounds
willie council camp committee OF the BOY
Scouts held yesterday at noon IN the
Hoge-Davis green room 1t was decided
to extend an invitation to the three
local clubs-Rotary. kiwaniS and Lions
to inspect Camp AgaminG some time
during July. uThcy also agreed TO hold
meeting OF the camp committee and
on the evening OF June i
at the camp spot.
Mr.. Adams and Mr. Rome. tho COM
mittce OF two on arranging fer enlarg-
ing the mess hall at the camp. report
that the work is progressing very
favorably. The mess hall will be en-
larged 10 twice the size 1t was last
year. The Coleman Laboratory will eN-
anime the water at the camp well
shortly and will make a report to the
The following members OF
the committee were present at the ses-
sion yesterday: George c. Crook. chair
man. Walter Gilbert. John {. Davis.
James A. Sigafoose, Fred Fox, Leon L.
Stein and H. o. Portz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
ROY TO PARKERSBURG
Bellaire Miners' Official witness In Al
legged Violation Of Federal
Injunction

William Roy. vice president OF the
Ohio United Mine Workers, left Tues
day evening from Rellaire for rarkcrs-
burg to be present at the strike IN
junction cases to come up in federal
court. Mr.. Roy will be a witness at the
trial Of the IS eastern Ohio and West
Virginia men In the mine strike In
junction case.
Before the war. m effort was made
to organize the West Virginia and
Pittsburgh Coal company at Golfers and
wellshurg. The company got out an in
junction. but during the war they
signed up. This spring the company
started again to work on a non-union
basis. One striker was killed by a
guard at the mine and finally the COM
pany had the miners cited for alleged
failure 70 obey the original injunction,
These Is men will he tried on charge
OF trespassing on the company's pro-
perty.