Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 53, 3 March 1922 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1922.

COAL STRIKE WOULD BE 100 PER GENT EFFECTIVE, REPORT

(Bjr Associated Press) CHICAGO, March 3. If the country's 400,000 union coal miners are called out on strike April 1 the fight between operators and the .United Mine Workers of America will center larrelv in the fields of Pennsylvania.

Ohio, Kentucky. Alabama and some of

ihe -western states, including Kansas

coal experts here believe. Indiana and Illinois, the two largest producers in the central competative field, are highly organized and if the strike comes operators erpect It to be practically 100 percent effective in those two states. A table prepared by the United States geological survey showing the degree of effectiveness of the last coal strike ,in 1919, shows 71.6 percent of the country's mines were closed at the period of maximum effectiveness of the strike, the remaining 28.4 per

cent . . representing ., the non-union

fields. . 1919 Strike Effective.

The 1919 strike was 100 percent effective at its maximum period in 12 out of 42 fields listed by the government report. Seven of the 42 districts did not strike. The 12 reporting a complete shut down were northern Pennsylvania; the Pittsburgh district; northern Ohio, southern .Ohio, Michigan, southern Appalachian, Indiana. Illinois, Iowa. Arkansas, Oklahoma and Washington. - The 71-6 percent closed during the 1919 strike had produced 414,625,000 tons of the 579,281,000 tons of soft coal rained in the preceding year, the remaining 164,656,000 tons coming from the non-union fields which were not affected by the 1919 tie-up. While the non-union group thus averaged but 3,166,401 tons a week during 1918, operators claim the opening of new mines in the unorganized fields, have raised their potential maximum production to from 3,500,000 to 4,000,000 tons a week. x" , A ""

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Lillian Lorraine (above), pretty musical comedy actress, has denied vigorously; that she is engaged to Joe Welling, Chicago pugilist.

SEEKING MODIFICATION OF EIGHT ROUR RULING By Associated Press) NEW YORK. March 3 Modification of the eight hour day raling of the arbitration court is the chief point, members of the Pressmen's Union are Keeking in their meeting today with a committee representing the newspaper publishers.

CIGAR STRIKE DEADLOCK ST. MARYS, Ohio. March 3. The

Deisel-Wemmer cigarmakers' strike

has entered its third week here with no concesriona from either side.

BOYS', GIRLS' CLUB WORK IS CONSIDERED

" Bdys and girls', club activities for j Wayne county are under consideration j

with plans betng formed for organization of the clubs as soon as possible in the spring. " A" consultation was held recently at the county agent's office between Charles Weadick and Luther King, . farmers of Webster township,' and L. M. Hall and E. L. Austin, of the. Purdue' extension department, who are identified with children's club work. , With the support of the farm bu

reau, and the active interest of the!

breed organizations and the Wayne County Grain Growers, in addition to the liberal premiums offered by the Young Men's . Business club of Rich

mond, the indications ars that clubj work this year will be far in excess j even of the successful pig club of last 1

year.

TO ELIMINATE CROSSINGS (By Associated Press) ELYRIA, Ohio, March 3. It has been announced by an official of the New York Central railroad tht the company is preparing to spend $2,000,000, in order to eliminate grade crossings along its right of way in this

city.

BABY DEATH RATE IN BRONX IS LOWEST IN NATION, REPORT CBy Associated Press) ' NEW YORK, March 3. The Bronx, reputed to be one of the country's most congested communities, has the lowest baby death rate in the United States, according to figures mado public today by the Babies' Welfare federation. Buffalo and Pittsburg are tied for the highest rate of all, 93.6 a thousand

births. The report, which deals with infant mortality in the country's 10 largest

cities, shows that of 15,297 babies born in- the Bronx last year, only 172 died before reaching the end of the first year of. life, an average of 63.1 for each thousand births. In New York, as a whole, the death rate was 77.1. Los Angeles has the lowest death rate of the 10 largest cities, with 13.655 babies born and a death rate cf 836, or 66.13 a thousand. New York City has the second lowest infant mortality rate. Although Chicago and St. Louis were not included in the official birth registration figures, an unofficial report shows Chicago to have had an infant mortality rate of 89.68. St. Louis, unofficially had a record of 61.7. Other percentages follow: Philadelphia, 77.8; WrBoston, 77:12; Detroit, 83.6; Baltimore, 84.9.

Put a Blue Devil in your bath tub he will promptly steal the rings. Advertisement

Farm Institute Closes After Program at Gratis GRATIS, Ohio, March 3. With the session of Thursday afternoon the annual farmers' institute at Gratis came to a close. Reports are that despite the bad roads and Inclement weather the attendance has been quite good. The state workers -were Clarence Henry, B. S. Harod, Mrs. Dora Sandoe Bach man, all of whom proved to be good instructors and were well received. Music for the two days was furnished by local talent and was much appreciated. A number of local people also appeared on the program. Wednesday evening an entertainment was given by Lanier school. Special features of the Institute were the corn and cooking exhibits,

in which prizes were awarded. Morning Sun institute was to begin

Friday forenoon and will continue over

Saturday. The state workers are B. S. Harrod, Mrs. Dora Bachman and Clarence Henry. Music -will be furnished by the Grange orchestra.

PREPARE FOR JAPAN TRIP (By Associated press) BLOOMINGTON. March 3. Varsity baseball candidates were called out for the annual spring practice the first week In March by Coach George Ievis. Ievis will have only three weeks In which to perfect a team to make the trip to Japan.

Reuter's dispatch from JohannesburgNearly 5,000 men including officials, are now back at work.

A Clean Shave Gives you new pep. 5 skilled barbers Halter's Shop In the Murray Bldg.

STRIKERS RETURNING (By Associated Press) . V

LONDON, March 3. The number of ! strikers returning to work in the'coal and gold mines of the Rand districts

of South Africa is growing rapidly and conditions are much quieter, says a

Salesman Wanted The largest automatic scale manufacturer In the world Is In the market for an ambitious, energetic and capable salesman to represent them in Kichmond, Ind.. territory. Applicants who have had previous specialty selling experience and who are now employed will be given preference. They should be between 25 and 45 years of age and be able to furnish fidelity bond. Our work requires the use of a motor car and applicants musj be willing to work on strictly commission basis. The op

portunities for earnings in this work.

will be from $3,000 to 15.000 per year, depending upon the amount of effort put forth. Address replies to Toledo Seal Company, 40 W. Georgia Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Advertisement.

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EMBEZZLER SENTENCED tBy Associated Press) LIMA, Ohio, March 3. Allie Beeler, f armoi rl orlr nf tho Shawnpp trvurnshin

school board, found guilty of embezzl-! Eat lng $3,415 township funds, has beenjf sentenced by Judge F. C. Becker toil

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For the most refreshing fountain drinks and frozen delicacies come to Price's. . For Your Sunday Dinner Fresh Fruit Strawberry Ice Cream Raspberry Ice Meet Your Friends at Price's OUR 57th YEAR

I Lower Prices on GROCERIES

Special This Week Extra fancy Potatoes, special per bushel $1.65 Toilet Soap, good quality 5c Soap Chips, 2 for 23c Matches, 6 boxes 35c Lard, pure, 5 lbs 60c

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Thistletluvaite's The Original Cut-Rate EVERY-DAY PRICES in Effect at All 7 Stores

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Boiling Beef, lb. . . ............ . . . . 8c Beef Pot Roast, h. . ...... . . ...... 12c & 14c Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb. . . . ...... .... . . . 17c Fresh Ground Hamburger, 3 lbs. . . ....... . .25c Smoked Shoulders, lb. . . . ... . . . . . . . ..... 17c No. I Cured Bacon, sides," lb. . . . . .... . . . 18c

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A Complete Line of PETTICOATS All new Spring models in colors and black, Taffeta, Satin, Messaline, Floriswah Silk, Crepe de Chine, Tricot and Milanese Jersey, both regular and extra sizes, priced from $5.50 to $10.00 Spring Sport Scarfs Especially adapted to wear with your new Spring Suit in plain Rose, Jade, Peach, Gray, Black and a beautiful assortment of Roman stripes and paisley designs, priced from $3.00 to $9.00Head Wear for the Little Tots Beautiful new Spring models including sport styles, in all the new colors and combinations, both Cloth, Fibre and Yarn, Hats, Turbans and Tarns, size 2 to 6 years, priced from : $1.50 $5.00

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Genuine Kangaroo Leather Shoes for Men

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This list of staple Dressmaking Notions, with its liberal savings, will be full of interest in all homes where Spring sewing plans are under way. Dressmaking Materials the New Fabrics, Silk or Cotton all featured Saturday.

Mohair Ouaranteed DoubleMesh Hair Nets, special for Saturday, six for only... 50c

All standard makes of Dress Snaps, black, white and in all sizes; for Saturday, a card 8c Nickel-Plated Safety Pins, all ' sizes: special for Saturday; 3 cards 10c Hair Pins A cabinet containing 160 pins of assorted sizes; special for Saturday, 2 cabinets 14c . -inch Ruchings, all colors, regular price 25c yard; for Saturday; yard 15c t Ready-made Dress Linings, all sizes; cheaper than they can be made at home.... 50c

Faultless Edging, reg. price 10c; special 5c Children's Hickory Supporters, black and white, all ages, best supporter made; 2 pairs for .20c Mi-Ladi Dainti Dress Shield, warranted water and acidproof, light weight, odorlessand can be boiled. 30c and 40c Collar Bands for new Spring Shirts, all sizes, 3 for ....25c Lot of Card Buttons, to 20c value; card 5c Small Crochet Buttons, 20c value; card 10c Fancy Gartering, -yard lengths, all colors 25c New fancy double-fold fastcolor Bias Braid, 3 yards 20c

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