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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-28

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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-28
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QUESTION OF WHAT IS THE MAT TER WITH WHEAT BRINGS AL MOST AS MANY ANSWERS AS THERE ARE GLASSES ASKING
OVER PRODUCTION WHEAT
Worlds Crop 11e,ooo,oOo Bushels in Excess of Last Year, According to Estimate-DespoiIer Blamed.

CHICAGO, August 15-What is the matter with wheat?
 For this question, asked with anX- iety in hundreds of farm houses thru out the nation, in financial centers, and in the councils of the major pOli- tical parties, there are almost as many answers as there are classes propound ing the query. When wheat went be- low the dollar mark here this week, the fact was heralded as a seventh day wonder. In 1914 dollar wheat caused an even greater hullaballoo, but in different sense. Dollar wheat before the war was the heighth of the farmers ambition, but today, after years of imitation, dollar wheat brings cries of calamity.
 The farmer, it is admitted, has good grounds for complaint. But he is also the victim of poor judgment. IntoXi- cated by the pre-war high prices, he
  world consumed and now he is suf- fering because of this fact. In addition many renters, who became prosperous through war prices, were able to buy their own farms, but they paid sums far above the intrinsic value of the land. Today, they find they are un- able to produce wheat on this inflated land and secure a profit at the present price of grain.
 The greatest sore spot to the farm CT is the fact that while he has to un- dergo all the sufferings of deflation, industrial lines have not been subje- ted to the same operation. AS result he finds his income too meagre in comparison with his outgo or the cost of living which remains in the neigh borhood of 1918.
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NOTED FEUD|sT FLEEs
 FRON WRATH IF SPOUSE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 15.- ''Two gun" Lee Mccoy, the only Nc Coy who ever ran away from trouble is not dead. He has been found in hiding, very much alive.
 When this aged veteran of the Hat field-McCoy feud disappeared from his home two months ago, he was not running away from the Hatfelds, but from his wife.
 He and his son, Courtney, are busy attending a big watermelon patch in Arkansas.
 "Please don't let her know where am at," he pleaded. Fer she'd jest come right down here to Arkansas and there wouldn't be no more peace hyer fer me-"
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LOVC SOUGHT FOR REVOLUT|ON|ST CAUGHT WHILE ADDRESs||VVG ELECTORS|N
 SMALL TOWN IN INTERIOR IRELAND SELF CONSTITUTED PRESIDENT OF IRISH RE- PUBLIC PAINTS WHEN VOLLEY IS FIRED
 OVER HEAD BY GATORS

LONDON, Aug. 15-A dispatch form Ennis County Clare says that Free State troops have captured Ramon de Valera and he is prisoner at the local barracks
 De Valera addressing a meeting of electors in the market square when the Free State troops upon the and fired several voeys the heads of the crowd. stampede then occurred
 The troops surrounded the platform and took the Re- publican leader prisoner De Valera fell to the floor in faint when the troops fired the platform and was first thought he wounded but later he walked down the steps to the waiting troops who marched him off to the barracks, n pitiabe state of fear
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VOLSTEAD ON TRIP TO OLD
 COUNTRY, SPEAK PROHIBITION

NEW YORK, August 15-Represen- tative Andrew Volstead, father of the prohibition law, sailed for Copenhag- en, Denmark, last week, where he will speak before an International Con- gress against liquor. He insisted that New York was dry, even when the re- porters insisted that there are 1900 saloons here, and that plenty of liquor is being sold, He answered rats"
 When asked if he ever took a drink himself, he answered, T don't know if there is any harm in one drink, :" but failed to answer the question di- rectly.
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TIDAL WAVE DOES
 GREAT DAMAGE
 TOKOREAV TOWNS

TOKYO, Aug. 15.-A tidal wave apparently caused by the recent ty phoon sweeping in from the tropics destroyed the west coast of Korea A hundred boats were wrecked along the Yalu river, 25,OO0 houses sub merged, crops and the lumber indus try damaged heavily, and the loss ot life was enormous.
 The wave swept up the river 25 feet high, causing vessels to drag at their moorings, and go ashore, and sweeping whole villages away like straWs.
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GOVERNOR BONE AVD SEIV. HICKMAN
 COMING SEWARD WILL HOLD FISHERIES MEETING IN THIS CITY SHORTLY AFT
 FER ARRIVAL

The Territorial Fish Commission, composed of Governor Scott c. Bone, R. J. Heckman, of Ketchikan, Calvin Hazelett of Cordova, and H. E. Bells worth of Seward, will hold a meeting in this city August 18th.
 MT. Ellsworth received a cablegram today from Governor Bone stating that he and Mir. Heckman would leave the 21st on the Alameda and that a meeting would be held here about the 25th inst.
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SEIZURE IF SHIPS
 OFF NEN YORK
 UPHELD BY COURT

NEW YORK, August 15-The seiz- ure of all alien craft, lowering about the three mile limit, supposedly to land liquor cargo, either by them selves or in cooperation with the less CT rum runners, was upheld by the federal court of New York today.
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MARY MILES MINTER GIVES EVIDENCE N
 DESMOND MURDER GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION IN MURDER MOTION PICTURE
 DIRECTOR REoPENED

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 14.-Mary Miles Minter, motion picture actress, has supplied the authorities with in formation which may result in the re- opening of the grand jury investiga- tion of the case of Wm. Desmond Fay Tor, motion picture director, to whom she was engaged.
 Desmond was assassinated as he stepped from his auto, at his bunga- low in a lonely canyon near Los An geles.
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cHAs. MORSE ACQUITTED

WASHINGTON, D. C., August 15- Charles w. Morse, New York ship builder, his three sons and four others were acquitted here yesterday, by jury on the charge of conspiracy to defraud the United States in connec- tion with war time ship building and operating contracts.
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EARLY RETIREMENT
 IF GOY. bi)NE
 |S REPORTED NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS CLAIM BONE WANTS GO BACK TO THE STATES

WASHINGTON, D. C., August 15- Newspaper correspondents, who tray eIled to Alaska with President Hard ing on his trip over the territory, and who are on their way back to Wash ington, are discussing the rumor of the early retirement of Governor Bone, who is said to have expressed the de- sire to come back to the states and to the association of old friends.
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TWENTY KILLED IN FOOD RIOTS N
 CITY IF BERLIN CROWD ATTEMPTS TO STORM A POLICE STATION TO RESCUE
 PRISONERS

BERLIN, August 15-Twenty per sons were killed and eighty wounded when a crowd attempted to storm po- teen prisoners, taken when the police broke up a food shortage demonstra- tion. All of the victims were Germans.
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WOMAN FAILS IN ATTEMPTED
 SWIM OF ENGLISH CHANNEL

DOVER, England, August 15-Mrs Bennington Carson, American long distance swimmer, abandoned her at tempt to swim the English Channel, from Dover to Calais, when only a few miles from the French coast. She covered little over sixteen miles, and was in the water fourteen and one half hours. She announced that she would try again, probably next year.
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AMERICAN LEGION WILL
 FIGHT CITIZENSHIP BILL

SEATTLE, Aug. 15.-The American Legion members of this state will fight the proposed national legislation which would grant rights of citizen ship to Japanese. Senator Owen of Oklahoma will father such a bill, Le- zion men say
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LARGE CONTRACT FOR
 ELECTR|FY|NG RAILWAY

NEW YORK, August 15-The Inter- national General Electric Company an nounced today that they had been awarded contract of a million dollars for new equipment for electrifying 35 miles of the Paulista railway In Bra gil.
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t COLOGNE August 15-Five per- sons were wounded at Molinella in re- prisals for bombing of the Fascist headquarters and the home of the To- cal Fascist leader.
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FRENCH TROOPS OCCUPY A
 BANK BECAUSE REFUSE CHECK

DUSSELDORF, August 14-French troops occupied the locan branch of the Reichbank, because of the refusal of the cashier to honor a check for one billion marks presented by a French civilian.
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TYPHooN WORST IN YEARS

NAGASAKI, Japan, Aug. 14.-One of the worst typhoons in years is re- ported approaching from off the Chi na Sea. Many vessels have been driven ashore and hundreds of fisher. men drowned.
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HAND GRENADE INJURIES 2

DUSSELDORF, August 15-A hand grenade was thrown into the midst of a detachment of French troops yester- day, while passing the corner Platz. Two soldiers and a German woman and child were injured.
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SYRACUSE CO-EDs ADMIT THEY CRAVE CAVE MAN BUT HE
 MUST BE POLITE, TOO
PAIN ESSENTIAL 10 LOVE
Girls Believe Some Suffering Needed To Make Affection an En-
 during Quality.

SYRACUSE, August 15-Is greater love inspired by the faultlessly polite wooer or by the brute cave man?
 Syracuse University co-eds general ly agreed in response to questions pro- pounded just prior to the close of the past term, that it's the man who arous es the primitive instincts of jealousy anger and fear, who makes suffering and perhaps, tOrments with his cave man ways.
 Nine out of the of the Syracuse as pirants to love and marriage shake hands on the fact that it's the love that carries some degree of suffering that is enduring. And this, they claim. is to be found in marriage with cave man lover
 Likes Caveman
 Yes, sir, I like the covenant" ad- mits Miss Vician Watkins, 25, third vlce-president of the Womens student Governing Association.
 Give me polite man with just a touch of the caveman," said Miss Dor othy Lamb, '25, women's editor of the Phoenix literary publication.
 Miss Dorothy Coleman, '23. presi- dent of the Women's Student Govern ing Associati tion has her own ideas of the kind of man to marry. He must be good looking and of course the nee essary politeness of a gentleman. He must be a real he-man."
 Wants lem Strong
 Give me caveman every time. A very strong One-one who is not afraid to express his feelings That kind of man is more appealing" That's what Miss Dorsie c. Bonham, vice-president of the sophomore class thinks about it.
 Some are bit wary of committing themselves by reason, perhaps of the DeJeWeled pins above their palpitating hearts, but keen eye can perceive a flash and uncomfortable smile when the word "caveman" is preached to them.
 In Syracuse Hill vernacular, the caveman "goes big" and the faultless- ly polite wooer, who gives in to the slightest whim "is out O luck"
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sUsTAINs FRACTURED ANKLE

LONDON, August 15-Prince Hen ry, the third son of King George, is in a hospital in Aldershot, suffering from a fractured ankle, which he sustained when a horse he was riding slipped on wet turf
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TODAY,S FISH PRICES

KETCHIKAN, August 14-Halibut eleven and eight; pickled none.
 JUNEAU, August 14-Halibut ten and one half and seven; king salmon, reds, twelve and eight; white three.
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AMUNDSEN ON WAY
 ID NOME 0N CUTTER

NOME, Aug. 15.-Raold Amundsen Is on his way to Nome aboard the cutter Bear which he boarded at Wainwright The exploration ship Maud is attempting to drift across the pole with the ice pack.
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MEMBERS IF CABINET RAMA|N INDEFINITELY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-The Pres ident this morning indicated that all members of the cabinet will remain indefinitely. The early recognition of Mexico is indicated.
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LONDON, August 15-Hamburg is the scene of further rioting with many killed or wounded, saws a Central News dispatch.
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EXPLOSION TAXES HEAVY TOLL L|NL|VES AVD PROPERTY WHEN GAS POCKETS
 IGNITE FROM LAMPS IF N|ORKMEy
BODIES OF NINETY ONE MEN HAVE BEEN RE COVERED FROM LOWER LEVELS, LEAVING
 OVER 100 IN MINE-ALL ARE DEAD

KEMMERER Wyo, Aug. 15-Two hundred miners in Number One mine of the Kemmerer Coal Company were entombed this morning following explosion in the lower levels caven at Number entry cut off all com muncaton with the Up to noon but one body had been recovered.
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NINETY ONE BODIES RECOVERED

KEMMERER, Wyo. Aug. 15-Rescue crews have recovered the bodies of 9 mners who met death this morning as the result of an explosion in the lower levels of Mine No. 1, of the Kemmerer Coal Company. Over one hundred bodies vet remain be recovered It is stated that all the men yet below are dead
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ROYALTY TO MARRY

LONDON August 15-Arrangements have been made for the marriage of Prince Paul, of Serbia, and Princess Olga of Greece.
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ROME, Aug. 15.-SeveraI fires dua to severe heat wave, broke out to- day in various parts of Italy.
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100 COMMUNISTS ARE
 KILLED AND WOUNDED
LONDON, Aug. 15-A dispatch from Berlin says that Communists stormed the town hall at Alsborf, with hand grenades, and that 100 were killed or wounded by police
Riotinu at WiIheImburo

BERLIN, Aug. 15.-Three persons were killed and nine wounded in riot ing at Williamsburg.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Rain tonight and Thursday; colder in Panama valley. "'-'
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A CAUSE OF
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WOMEN OFTEN THINK THEY HAVE
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WHEN IT'S SIMPLY IRON STARTA-
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-11
LEAP SAVES YANK
|NQUAKE HORROR
William G. KayIor Visiting
Mother Here.

A fractured ankle serves as a re-
minder to William g. Kaylor, former
ly OF Indianapolis, Of the hours he
spent in Yokohama during and just
after the recent Japanese earthquake
and the fire which followed IT.
Kaylor, with his wife, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary G. Kaylor, 746
Fletcher Ave. Kaylor is a representa-
tive at Toxic of the Westinghouse Air
brake Company. On the day of the
catastrophe he was In the Grand Ho-
tel in Yokohama.
AS the first tremor came and the
ceiling started to fall he jumped on to
a window ledge.
AS the building crashed around him,
his ankle was injured. He crawled to
a strip OF land on the bay, where,
with other foreigners, he was rescued
by a British steamer hours later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-11
A Puzzle
a Day

Two men held a continued CORE
spondence for Two years. At the end
Of that period they found that one
had sent six more letters than the
other, and if the amount they had
spent on postage was deducted from
1920 the result would be just one
eighth of the amount they spent.
How many letters did each send?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-11
BARRETT MOXLEY HoN0RED
Wholesale Druggists Elect Him Ma
tionaI President.

G. Barret Monkey, president of the
Kiefer-Stewart Company, Georgia St
and S. Capitol Ave. was elected presi-
dent of the National Wholesale Drug
gists' Association Wednesday at the
annual convention Of the association
at Cleveland, Ohio, it was announced
today.
Although Moxley has been actively
identified with the association for
many years, he is the youngest man
to be elected to the presidency. He
is member of the Indianapolis Board
Of Trade, the Chamber Of Com
merce, University Club, Indianapolis
Country Club, is Scottish Rite Ma
san and a trustee of the Second
Presbyterian Church.
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BAKER OFF FOR ST. LOUIS

Over the old Santa Fe trail which
marked the rush to the gold fields of
California in 40, today sped a vehi-
Gle far different from the covered
wagon of that day.
1t was new six-cylinder Oldsmobile
stripped Of low, second and reverse
gears and driven by Erwin G.. Can
nonball" Baker, making his sixty-sec-
ond trans-continental tour.
Baker, accompanied by New York
publicity man, left for st. Louis early
this morning, after spending the night
at his home, S15 Dawson st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-11
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