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tAWRRIpGE NIcHlN
WIN OVER tHEsTERTOWN y

Cambridge. Md, June S-peciding
~ tho last minute a. stage the con-
test. Cambridge High. Yesterday, de-
feated chestertown High. 20 5. The
game was played On q very muddy
seld "a result 81 the heavy rains of
the past two days
10 also marked the close % the sea
ron FOR Cambridge High, SWING the
local boys an unbroken string 20 VIC
tories The next step Is series with
Tho Western shore champions. sim
mons for Cambridge. was invincibio
after the arst inning. The score.
r H. =
chr.totown. 5000 % :
cambridge. 02O0l 203X Is
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sIuplc" Wolf on to Salisbury.

"Cupic" wolf. star FIRST ssckcr of
The old parkside team. twice winners
81 tho Wilmington league ponnant
and last wear with the salisbury team.
Na. left this city for Salisbury Eastern
ShoT~ league season. Red Wright who
was with tho club last season but T.
now playing n hang up game for the
Niscosc team ~ Marcus Hook is also
scheduled 20 report hut st is doubtful
whether or not he viii sign up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
HNBBELL, PHIL. PITCHER,
BACK IN GAME SOON

Philadelphia, June 3.-Physicians
yesterday reported that Walter Hub
bell, pitcher for the Philadelphia Ma
tionals, struck by batted ball during
a game with Brooklyn last week, will
probably be back in the lineup next
week.
Hubbell left the hospital yesterday,
where at first 1t was thought that his
injuries were serious. The ball strik-
Ing him was from Tommy Griffith's
bat, hitting him on the head and
Knocking him unconscious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
Another For Williams.

st. Louis. June 1.-Two home runs,
one by Kenneth Williams, OF the
Browns, featured yesterdays game
with the Chicago White Sox, the
locals winning, IL to 4. Falk, Of the
Sox. scored the other homer. The
Browns batted around in the fourth
inning. when they made seven runs,
Williams scoring two hits, homer
and a single. The former set him
ahead in the major league circuit
drive race and broke his tie at 13 with
Rogers Hornsby. of the local Nationals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
yISC0SE AND ST. THOMAS
TO PLAY AGAIN TOMORROW

Local fans will turn out tomorrow
at Marcus Hook, when the NisCose
and St. Thomas teams OF this city
will endeavor to repeat their pcrfOr-
nance of last week. when the two
rivals staged Filming battle, in
which the Marcus Hook players car
ried off the honors.
The last engagement was a pitchers
battle between Hawke" Hayes and
"InIie' NitChie, in which the Park
side idol won his seventh straight vic
tory over the Browntowner. The samc
pair are booked to meet each other
tomorrow afternoon. so the fans are
assured OF pitchers battle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
INDIAN PITCHER TO
JOIN WASHINGTON

Washington, June 3.--Addi-
ton of an Indian TO the roster
OF the Washington Americans
was announced yesterday by
Clark Griffith, president OF the
club. The newcomer is Albert
Youngblood. obtained from the
Greenville club, of the Texas
Oklahoma League, and prior TO
his connection with that club,
star pitcher for the nine of Clar-
endon College, Clarendon, Tex.
He will join the Nationals dur
ing their coming western tour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
SEND YOUR SCHEDULE
TO T.. Z. SPORT EDITOR

Every Evening desires Q nub-
lish a complete record OF schedul
ed games. grounds and other IN
formation, for information for
both players aad fans. Send
+ in your proposed games and
playing grounds. Let the otncr
people know what you are doing.
In this way the fan, will have \
complete calendar OF ball games
scheduled on various city dia-
monds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
Eleventh Ward Academy Ready.

The Eleventh Ward Academy team
has ePtered the local baseball field and
would like 10 arrange games with all
first class teams in the city or State.
for twilight or Saturday contests. The
management is particularly desirous
OF scheduling games with Church
league teams. An challenges should
be addressed TO w. Lewis, 1908 Mary
land avenue. or telephone 9392-J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
LIT VS.. ST. THOMAS.

Weather permitting Harlan Field
will be the scene of an attractive
baseball card this afternoon when the
st. Thomas club, Wilmington's rep
resentative in the Philadelphia Base
ball Association. will take on the fast
stepping Lit Brothers team Of Phil
adelphia in an engagement scheduled
to start at 3 o'clock. Both teams will
present their strongest lineups this
afternoon and a fast game is expeced
A banner crowd should be on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
C0BB-HEILMANN
ARE REINSTATED

Chicago. June 3.-Ty Cobb
and Harry Heilmann, of the De-
troit club of American League,
who were suspended following
an argument during a game at
ST. Louis. were reinstated yes
terday afternoon by Ban john
son. president Of the league,
and will be eligible TO play to-
day. Mr.. Johnson announced
His decision on the case will be
handed down in few days, he.
said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
Fairmont Team ReorganIzes.

The Fairmont team will play ball
after not playing for five years. All
those who would like 10 try out for
the team and who average in age
from 16 TO is. call on Manager James
Newman. 1876 West Fourth street
at o'clock, Monday evening, June 5,
for a tryout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
Champion Shot.Putter Dead.

Belfast. June 3-The death is re-
ported IN Crookstown. County Cork. OF
Dennis Horgan. once champion shot
putter OF Great Britain. He former
~ represented the Irish-American Ath-
letic Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMENICAN IEAGUR.

Philadelphia at New York,
chicago NJ st. Louis.
Detroit NJ cleveland
Boston Mt ahington.
NATIONAL UEtGTE.
Cincinnati ot Chicago.
New York at brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
High School Nine Play Chester High Team Next Week

Bobby Barrett Lew Tenders left with
his mighty right whipping himself into shape
the lightweight Phnes'
Juno 3. Tho Illustration tho Barrett training
~,
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" OnAn" rr
beOpz%e5H&etl1nd MSs16I
by Why Of Medley.

Mark
What $
And wen a bches.
But taking another
is TO rarea a
a seryic nc he set
possibly a "en-buck"
To which the
hOrsoy you backed at to
a Sandwich.
IIuchson.
Is the shortly
brought Chicago n
to
holding many
titles of
Ray.
Mitchell KirkwoOd octcnden
and lons line of others good.
viii
send this from field of They should all three among
tho first II doesn't finish
Mallory the of
and in better control
adapted finish $ l..
records Of
M'ranve tho last ne At this don't happen
tho
$3.50 trailing
baseball than there
The Duner Observes.
The day, that like best Of all
Are when the long puts gently fall
or when tho drives ore far and clean
on mashe shots flop the
m
nobeet o
lev known one yet,
he
improving and
he
further
Dempsey and hav"
boxer puts two or three bouts under his belt
have far better chance than
r. a he wasa
| o
| While n
! That IT, u punch,
| any
| ne for a
! have The ion'ss smash.
! Igetn
stu the is comparatively
weather
Tho number Of swimming
into the thousands VI
Of
suddenly beginning O
up liquid and this
| to nvefourths.
sn home
wreck J. T. Morgan Co At least beyond repair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
st. AIMS Midsets Anxious.

ST. AIMS Midsets would like 20 hear
from any team in the city from 4 to
13 years old. 10 arrange games. Ca4
Edward Buckley: phone s595, or write
1902 Union street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
BASEBALL STOTISTICs.
National League.

Leading Hitter-Bigbee Pitts
burg. .3sG.
Home Runs--Ifornsby. ST.
Louis. IL.
'Pitching - Rcuther. Brook
lyn. 800.
Base Steallng-Carey. Pitts
burg. 10.
Run Getting--fIornsby. st.
Louis. 80.
'Won Q, lost I.
American League.
Leading IIitter--Sisler. st.
Louis, .435.
Home Runs williams, st.
Louis. II.
'ritchlng--Bush, New York.
1000.
Base Stealing Slslcr, st.
Louis. 10.
Run Getting - Slslcr, st.
Louis. ~.
'Won 6. lost 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
BOggs With Salisburf.

Included in the list Of ball players
who have reported for preliminary
training with the Salisbury, Nd. team
of the Eastern Shore league there ap-
pears the name OF George Boggs as
c. candidate for the first base position.
BOggs should have no trouble landing
a berth with the Salisbury club az he
handles himself well ar the bat and
in the field and has had come minor
league experience having played with
one of the New York State league
clubs for a while.
Classified ads in Every Evening are
putting For Rent signs out OF fashion.
Phone your ads now.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN IEAGUY.

Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago AZ ST. Louis
Boston ut New York.
.nctroi. nt cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at HoEton.
st. Louis Rt pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
NATIONAL LEtGI
GAMES MONDAY.
AMERICAN IEAGTE T..
Open Date.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

st. Louis at Boston.
rlttshurg at Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATt RDAN
City tengne.

Union Vs. rarkside. at Bay
nsrd, No. /.
Defiance vs. 81. Hedwie =,
Second and clayton.
Edgemoor vs. Eastlske. Twen-
ty-niath and Market
bankers and Brokers vs..
Seventh Ward, Fourteenth and
woodlswn. 1.-TWO games. first
game az O'Clock.
81. Mary's Va. krebs. az New
port.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
....-...-.- u l3 2I lt
HERCULES


StOkE By INNTNUS.
Atlas Observation-Disclosures. q q 10
Hercules ............... o q D %
Two-base hits. Porter. Horn and Day
Struck out by Porter. 4 by Jones, D
Base on balls OFF Porter. ?. Triple play,
hy to Horn. touches second to Green
halgh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
{ ounty Lcague

Delaware city vs Newark, az
Nswsrk.
New Castle Va. Msrshallton.
Norklyn VS.. Five Points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
THE LEADING HlTTERS.

Additional sporting news will
be found on page 13.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN IEAGUF.

81. Louis. IL; Chicago.
cleveland. 9; Detroit. 4
other games postponed
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, Z: New York, a
Cincinnati, II; Chicago. :.
other games postponed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
Innlnr City IeAKuN

du pont vs. Newport. az
Rockford
Defiance vs.. South Sido-Ed,n
Snappcrs. Eden Park. No. /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
independent Games.

Rose Uin va. First-Central,
a. Baynard Field. No. at
o'clock
Green Dragons vs.. 81. Peters
nt kirkwood Park. o'clock.
Scott VS.. Trinity. at Kirk
wood Park, 4 o'clock.
50. rau,s Seconds Va. Della
ware City Reserves. Baynard
No. 4. 2 O'Clock.
du pont Alumni field day. 2.3o
y. m.
Golf.
Team match with Springhaven
Country Club. az Wilmington
Country Club.
kickers handicap tournament
~ du pont Country Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
The Duncr Observes.

The day, that ! like best Of all
Are when the long puts gently fall,
or when tho drives ore far and clean.
or mashie shots flop on the green.
Any of these would he my pct.
The nobest type Of one Best Bet
But have never known one yet,
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PxtentO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03

To-day ~ s.ao y. m. Coach Harry
Ashton and his Nishlct clan meet
Mes, chester High on tho No. ] dia-
mond at pavnard Field. Tho lineup;
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Ends Stubborn Coughs
1sa q Hurry
Fer Fsal sEsctiveMe9s, Szsas old
h@me-mA&e remedy has ne e¨.
Easily and cheapfy prepared.

You'll never know how quickly q bad
cough can be conquered, until you try
this famous old home made remedy. Any.
one who has coughed all day and night,
will say that the immediate relief given
fs almost nge magic. 1t Is very easily
prepared, and there is nothing better for
coughs.
Into a pint bottle, put 21a ounces Of
Pinex; then add plain graduated sugar
syrup to make full pint. Or you can
use clarified mOlasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either
way, the fun pint saves about two-thirds
Of the money usually spent for cough
preparations, and gives you a more posi-
tive, effective remedy. 1t keeps perfectly,
and tastes pleasant-children like It.
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes in
all the air passage 1t promptly loosens
dry, tight cough, and soon you will
notice the rhlegm thin out and disdp-
pear. A days use will usually break up
an ordinary throat or chest cold and it
Ia also splendid for bronchitis, spasmodic
Group and hoarseness.
Plnex Is a most valuable concentrated
compound Of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, the most reliable remedy for throt
and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2l5 ounces of Pinez" with
d rections and don't accept anything else.
Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction
or money refunded. The Pinsx Co., Fl
Wayne, Observation-Disclosures.
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him how inconsistent he Is. II talking
won't do 1t, when he goes with other
girls, the girl should go with other
boys, just to illustrate her argument.
However, as said. that is something
that should not worry you now.
/ like people who look you straight
in the eye when they talk. Dropping
his eyes may be just a habit with
this boy, but 1t is a bad one.
1t is human nature to think Of par
ticular friends as different" from
other people.
surely do think you had dates"
too often.
I don't think you should have
dates" at all, except for occasional
parties. Instead. you should have nine
hours sleep every night, and should
study. Your grammar and spelling
need improvement.
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NEAR EAST RELIEF SHOWS
MOVIE OF BIBLE LANDS
Will Release Picture Depicting Work
of American Charity.

A motion picture depicting the work
Of Near East Relief, to be released in
Indiana this week, was given pri-
vate showing in Parlor B at the Clay
pool Hotel at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The picture Is entitled, Uncle
America Sees It Through" It Is the
story of an American business man,
tired OF the call for Armenian orphan
relief. He gets a new viewpoint after
seeing what American charity Is do
ing in the Bible lands among 100, 900
orphans.
Guests who witnessed the picture
were pastors, club women and a num-
Der of photoplay indorsers. Organiza-
lions which desire the picture are
asked to communicate with NJ. A.
Kelsey, Near East Relief secretary,
Peoples Bank building.
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Questions Mans Love

Dear Miss Lee: I am II years old. 7 love
some fellow but do not know whether he
loves me or not. / have not been with him
very much and at present he is in Chicago.
Since he has been away he wrote me two
letters and I answered both. But he never
did answer any more. Maybe he did not get
my letter. Would you write, in case he did
not?-BILLY.
I hope, Billy, you will not know for
another year or go whether or not
this boy. or any other boy, loves you.
You still have a great deal of time
for that sort Of thing.
Now as for the letters-why might
he not think you did not get his let
ter, If he did not receive your answer?
That's as logical as your supposition.
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Selecting Gifts

Dear Miss Lee: l have been keeping COM
pany with fellow for almost a wear steady.
Do you think it would be all right to give
him two very nice madras shirts Tor Christ
mas! / mentioned giving him a silk shirt.
but he said he did not like them.-BABE,
The gift you propose is rather an
unusual one for a girl to give man
friend. but convention no longer has
much to say about what you shall and
shall not give. I am sure the man
will appreciate the shirts very much.
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You should place a return address on
your letters, then you would know
whether or not they reached their
destination.
You might send him a Christmas
card; but if / were you I should not
write him a letter. Don't give all
your attention to one boy for few
years, Billy.
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Marriage a la Mode

Mohammedan law allows the shah
OF Persia only four regular wives,
but he may take as many temporary
ones as he likes.
Should he fancy the wife OF some
other man, the latter. II a loyal sub
iect, divorces her in the shah's
favor.
When, on the other hand, the
ruler tires Of wife, he gets rid Of
her By marrying her to one OF his
officials. whether the honor IS de-
sired or not
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and instead made a fool Of yourself,
didn't you?
If were in your place, should
profit by my experience. If were in
the mans place, should find it very,
very hard ever to forgive you or to
trust you again.
You might write the man a note,
saying you really did not mean what
you said. But do not feel at all sure
he win believe you. I doubt whether
I should.
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Irving to Fool Him

Dear Miss Lee: l am 10 years old and
have been going with a fellow once I'm a
while. Two weeks ago I went riding with
him and another girl and fellow and he got
"sore" at me-
Il was all my fault 1 told him that I did
not care anything about him and that was
Just trying to make a fool of him. He
Yes" But 1 didn't mean it. So he said
he would never call me again. If you were
in my place, what would you do:-HOPE-
Full.
You tried to make a fool of the man,
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Answer to BETTY B.: Had 1
known. Betty. that by young" you
meant Is, not II or IS, as I supposed.
! should have answered your first let
ter differently.
Don't even worry about what this
boy thinks or does. Have boy friends,
but don't bother about any particular
one, for several years.
How could you cure him Of jeal-
ousy? Now I think you should not
worry even about that. However. the
way to try to cure any boy is to show
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Wants 70 Dance

Dear Martha Lee: There are two couples
going to Christmas benefit entertainment,
including play and dancing. later. Neither
of the escorts dances, but the girls do dance.
What I wish to know ia whether it would
be proper for the girls to dance together or
with other fellows ANXIOUS.
1t would be all right for you to dance
with other boys. But I think 1t better
for you girls not to dance together at
a public affair. OF course, you should
sit out some of the dances with your
escorts.
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FellozU' Refuses DATE
for Which Girl Asks

to see you. instead Of your asking him
to meet you. You are running after"
him, so he is running away, About
face" n. F.
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will give an illustrated lecture on the
Passion Play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett. Mr.
end Mrs Henry c. Ketcham and Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Steep are on the
committee to arrange a performance
OF the players, to be given Dec. 20 at
the Odeon.
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By MARTHA LEE

1t is a psychological fact that man
wants most that which it is hard for
him to get.
The woman whose "aIluring charm"
as the novels say-consists to a
large extent in the way in which she
makes men fall in love with her, then
holds them eff" knows this fact.
1t also is a fact that men st1ll like
TO take the lead in making love, even
though they ID want bit of encour-
agement once in while.
These two facts explain why the
girl who runs after" men is not
sought for very long. You can hardly
blame any man for keeping away
from a girl who goes after him as If
she had her wedding trousseau all
ready.
Dear Miss Lee: I have been going with
A fellow about four months. The last
month and half he has been acting funny;
When / call him up ON the telephone ana
ask him to meet me he always says No
or else says he has something to do. Should
I Quit him, or stay away for awhile, when
he wants to sc mAE--MISS y. +.
Let him do the calling. hereafter.
n. F.. He should be asking to come
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Kasha cloth has a monopoly in the
most always in brown, and broad
cloth comes usually in black, often
in brown and occasionally in blue.
Jersey cloth, velour de lalne and
poiret twill are to be found in
browns. tans and navy.
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z. F. Doolittle. who viii leave COON
for residence in California. will be
the guest Of honor at dinner Friday
evening in AL Souls Unitarian
Church. Following the dinner DR.. F.
s. c. Wicks, pastor OF the church.
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100 Very Fine Coats
at $40

Tweeds mixtures sports models exceptional values FOL
school business also for outdoor sports Fur trimmed
plain Sizes Is to 40 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
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Women's Muslin
NightgownS, 79c

Special assortment for hOll-
day gifts; several very becom-
ing styles; good quality fab
RIGS. Sizes 16 and II.
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Felt EverU4ss, ribbon trimmed and with FUZZY
pompons, In attractive shades and combinations
Soft padded chrome elk soles, spring heels. Also
oriental, fancy trimmed.
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Strap-Wrist
Gauntlets, 79c Pair

Good quality chamois-like
weave, in black, brown, tan,
mode, gray, white.
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Dresses OF exceptional quality materials designs trimming
and manufacture.
Dresses of Canton crepebac SATIN de chine
osham, chamont, sans affetas Poet tws and serges.
Good winter Styles among them the popular tendencies
of the mode exemphed Draped skirts hemines,
panels basque waists long, low waisnes sleeves
necklines all included.
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Pure linens and fine cottons,
some hand-embroidered, 9TH
ers with neat embroidery.
White and colors. Chlldren's
hankies at ESQ and 39c for
box Of 3.
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Heavy silk umbrellas with
elaborate handles. some hand
carved. o I b eys sterling
trimmed. $1,000 10 $3.50.
The Caldwell tribune., 1922-07-18

FOR SALE-I year lease on ranch of
four acres, contains all kinds of
fruit and garden stuff, good house apd
barns, call 489-J1. 60tfc.
The Caldwell tribune., 1922-07-18
The Coal Strike.

The anthracite field is all unionized
and the shutdown is complete. Stocks
of anthracite coal are now getting low,
and as there is no great surplus ca
pacity for production the danger of a
short supply next winter is becoming
serious. Anthracite is used mainly for
household purposes, and the supply
is not so vital to the country as that
of bituminous. Of the. latter the non.
union districts are producing about
one half the required supply, and in.
dustrial and railway stocks are getting
low. President Harding las taker
steps to bring about some kind of a
settlement.
The mining industry needs some
thing more than temporary adjust
ment that will provide coal for im
mediate needs. All accounts agre,
that it is over-developed. Georg,
Otis Smith, Chief of the United State,
Geological Survey, in a recent addres,
said: