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v .'THE IORNING STAE, WipiINGTON N. Cn TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1920,
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MlflW THE GREEN
LINE 'SUB'SLOGAH
ground ItaU System Solves
Problem How To Handle H .
Big Crowds." ;
. York. Aug.16. The principle; of
the green line!" used .success
"Tby the management of New York's
ully ... in vtirt!inir crowds at
subway J transfer points has , been
congf ! in a measure to Insure '.safety
aapv arouna crowaea nar
to "N?8... f a visible ''green line.'
tors. device has been perfected
however, a seeklng their Way into
trbereDy weather can follow
barr,f6ty a submerged and energized
vf'the outer reaches of New York
In rhpre deep water meets shoals.
bar wins a marine passage. -7; way
mown as An
nel &as harbor and to the docks and In
. Vionnel. This o.han
. n anil uao v..
n a V. V a vpnnra Intn
up tnruus " "io
. v.. ani tn the docks and In
the inner . .,dini, cable has been
cnrL. ,r.Ariv Aauinned to take
,j Whins U' vr - -
laid. it guiding powers can
ffiow it through any kind of weather
this c!
fnllOW
with the
same degree of. assurance as
wno seeKs to maica
INDUSTRIAL RJGLATION
. COURT VILt CONTINUE
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DANDERINE
Activities Not Jeopardized , by.
$7 Recent Kansas Decision!" ? i
Topeka, Kan i Auk 16. ThA rterutnn
of Judge; tt McCamlsh : upholding
mouon : mat the Kansas .industrial
relations court act is unconstitutional
uecause -Ttte subject of said: provision
is not clearly expressed ; in the tifle."
uooo noi yet Jeopardize tha antivlttAa
or legality of the cbur - according to
Judge W. Li HugginsV presiding magla
trate . of ;the court. 7 t r I 1 i -v y
Members of the' court" and' Attorney
General R. . J. Honkins. wha will snnei!
the Wyandotte county -deoislon- to the !
supreme court, expressed themselves
as confident that the law as enacted
will stand the acid test before the high
court. .- v; ' ' .r. '. :- : . ,
. --Judge : : McCamish contends 'that the
title of the. law itself "is hot germane
to : what: is expressed therein . relative
to the oriminal features , of the court
act; While the. court 4n itself has no
criminal jurisdiction, it is obligated by
the court act' to have violators jot the
law prosecuted in any court' of r com
petent ju ri sdlctlon. . ThisTni ght be in
either, a state or federal court. : , "
V The H case ' before " Judg McCamlflh
was - that of a switchman arrested , on
a charge of agitating a strike and en
deavoring .. to - persuade others to quit
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l Doubles .Its Beauty. 2
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can the Passensrand Centrai terminal .work-in an industry, recognized by the
t0-.uL HPvice consists of a cable sixteen
The device
laid in the center of - the
channel
to1814"., ..inhnnes or llstenine de
PeQ . WlA to the hull. Approaching
av :. j 4,?
,Ues nfirc-ized with an al-
lati
ak
w
;s a
wthe cable can be heard for some
distance, and the increasing or fcreas
disiau- f th SOUnd. enables-the
cb .W current from the shore. Ships
advantage of it must b equip-
ped '
vices - ..a nna waves emitted
channel
Tin to be steerea unm it. io ns.ui r
snip i t is tvifl-n a aimtile matter
the source, a- ." .
K follow its course through the
. .L-ni Htintla utorm nr', fop
thirh would make the marking buoys
visible or would tend to conf use. the
warning noiea Ul ,-..w
vi-tia markers. '
rable is but an additional pro-
wtion for shipping entering American
it supplements the radio com-
Zss ' installed and " operated ; by tha
pnmmunlcations service now in
guccessiui use 'ub '
roast By the compass, ships can ascer
tain "their exact position in any kind
of weather, awiiuw pivwwuvu cum.j
..uh nut by the navy department is -a
machine tor aeiermimug uc.i u. noi
and proximity of other ships , through
rPBdinss of sounds from -the. pro
pellers reflected back from the bottom or
nearby Doaies
Pals S offer Beatinng.)
(Soeoial to The St nr.)
rolumbia. Aug. 16. The f hitting : pf
I ftorir pnabled Columbl-a to defeat Char
leston 7 to 6 here tms aiiernoon aiier
the visitors had scored their runs in
the ffrst two innmgs.- ... .
Charleston ... .,..330 500 000 6. 8- 5
miumbia ....013 100 101 7 11V1
industrial relationsc&urt as one faeces-
sary ta the public welfare.
" "Even though - the supremeV court
should knock tout .' the sectton of the
law pertaining to the Wyandotte case,
it ' still would have nlen-ty of L'teeth
left to be effective in such jcases," riald
Fred S." Jackson,- former attorney gen
eral, now attorney for the industrial
court. "The . point at issue . is a mere
technicality.;; Should it be necessary,
the legislature could ; by : , amendment
remodel the title of the law, but I an
ticipate that , the law will stand the
test in; every-.respect.'r.'r :;r.; r
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Crackers Win.' and Lose. ;
Little Rock; Ark- Aug.. 16. Atlanta
and Iiittle'Roc"k divided a, double head
er here today, the visitors taking the
firs game 2 to 0, an Xdttle.Rock the
second. 13 to 8. , in me : seconu biuj
Atlanta secured only- three-runa from
11 hits, while lattle Rock scored 18 runs
off 16 hits. Score: v "
First srame. .v, -
Atlanta . ; . . , V t . .000 011 000 I J S- 0X
Little Rock ...... .ooo ooo ouu u. :
Sheehau and Mills ; Hengevewt .. ana
Brottem. J
- Second eame;-
Atlanta ....... V.. OQO: 012 000- S 11 8
Little Rock ..003 v40:04x 18 16- 8
Markle, Lankenau and Hager; Mills,
Robinson and Brottem
. Ml few cents buys "Danderlne, After
an application of "Danderine" you can
not. find a fallen hair, or any! dandruff.
besides every hair shows new life.
Vigor, brightness more color and thick-
' ' 8partta Cop Easily. '
w w i (Special to The Star.)
Charlotte, Aff-' H.1- Stoward was
master of the Hornets today while God
frey, a local recruit, was easy Spar
tanburar winning 8 to 0. ,
f5nore -. i- X R. H. E.
SDartanbure ."1 .7. .t10 322 100-fr ;' 8 :A 0
...;000 000 000 0 V O
Charlotte"...
Townsend and Von Kolnek;, Whit- I Stoward ; and" Wells; ' Godfrey and
ney, Kelly, Goslm ana wenaeu. t , -. jarsnaii. , .
Unable to DoAnything
North Carolina Man, . After 18' Months of
Weakness, Took Ziron and Now Can Work, y
IF TOTJ have been sick and 'need
strength, take Ziron Iron Tonic
Do not forget the importance of
plenty of fresh air. Exercise- Without
over-doing it. Eat pure, .wholesome
food. v V "' : ' - -
Ziron will help to build up the system
by enriching the blood, renew your ap
petite, help tone up the nerves, and
help you to overcome the weakened
condition that results fronv sicknesB.
operations, and debilitating losses of
various kinds. " '
'1 have been in a run-down condition
for eighteen months, caused -by--the
flu'," writes Mr. J. R. Thomas, of Battle
round N. C. "It left me with stomach
trouble.- I did not , have an appetite.
Nothlne seemed t6 helu me.. , 1
"A friend of - mine told 'me to try
Z,iron. wnicn x aio, ana nave- waen
three bottles. . I was not- ableto do
.nvthine before I beiran takifig Ziron,
and now I -can work almost all day. ?i
have recommended it highly." .
Ziron is a combination of pure,: me
dicinal iron salts, and other valuable
tonic Ingredients, the names of which
are printed on the bottle, so that you
ana your aoctor may . Know - or wnai
Ziron' is composed
- Ziron Iron Tonic Is sold by druggists
under a money-back guarantee. . Try it.
(Adv.)
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EVERYBODY agrees
that : it is generally
desirable i for merchant
dise to be graded.
: A good pnnciple that
often comes out at ' the
wrong end for the car
ownter the ;man with
the iipketoiibis niin
the tire bills to pay
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iiser choose his own size
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world focuses all its re
sources upon one-grade,
one quality, it makes one
client and that is the
whole public.
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tires, road-proofed with" the three patent disc-layers,; y
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tlild all tires ten one
teibutihg branch, in any
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Seeing that the tire-user
gets his economy mileage along
with an unlimited guarantee.
Policies" are harder to make
than tirese ' '
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why demand keeps al
ways ahead ' of the number of.
tires the U.' S makers can
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