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THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921.
ABOR
TROOPS MOT TO
POLICE L
PRESIDENT REFUSES TO INTER
FERE IN CUMBERLAND
MINE WAR.
By Robert J. Bender
(United News Staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. May 18. President
Harding has 'feulssed upon the Mingo
county, West Virginia mine strike sit
uation to enunciate an administration
policy of non-interference by the fed
eral troops in Industrial disputes ex
cept as a last resort.
The policy, which is of vast inter
est to labor and industry and which,
too, is of political significance in that
it was made something of an issue
during the last presidential campaign,
sets forth the following:
(1) That every state in the union
has not only its propor rights but it."
proper obligations.
(2) That the army is not and must
not be regarded as a police force.
(3) That federal troops should bo
moved into a situation such as has
arisen in West Virginia, only when
the slate government has utterly fail
ed to protect Its rights and fulfil its
obligations.
In the case of the West Virginia sit
uation, it is the belief of the presi
dent that the state government there
has not utterly failed and hence ho
Is not convinced that the government
troops should be sent in despite the
combined appeals of Governor Mor
gan of that state, and Governor 'Mor
row of Kentucky.
This enunciation of policy comes up
on tho first occasion that the govern,
ment has been urged to interfere with
troops In an industrial conflict. Such
a situation has been awaited with no
little Interest in many quarters, both
labor and political. It will be recalled
that during the lato campaign the
.fear was expressed by certain interest
ed parties, among them representa
tives of labor, that republican rule
would bring a policy of "arbitration
by bayonet" in Industrial disputes.
There is no doubt that tho ndmlnistra
lion In arriving at its decision in the
Mingo county affair has been cogniz
ant of the watchful wnlting in certain
quarters as to tho policy It would pur
sue. Following the enunciation of tho pol.
Tcy, Harding, through his secretary,
sent a telegram to Governor Morgan
late Tuesday, saying:
"Tho president directs me to ud
dross to you tho statement that fed
eral government Is over ready to
perform its full duty in the mainten
ance of constituted authority, but ho
feels ho is not Justified in directing
tho military forces of tho nation to
enter thu state of West Virginia, ac
cording to your request until ho Is
well assured that tho state has ex
hausted all Its resources In tho per
formance of the duty clearly belong
ing 'to it, or tho situation has bo
como a menace to the federal gov
ernment of a hindrance to the per
formance of Its functions.
"On tho recommendations thus far
made tho president is not convinced
that West Virginia has exhausted all
Its own resources and ho awaits more
definite assurances."
AT HOME DRESSES WHICH ALL WOMEN LIKE
if jrBHHp
preparation of tho film version to
the final editing of the production,
has been conducted, with reverent
regard for the cacredness of Anna
Sewell's immortal work.
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CHEERFUL WORDS
From Many a The Dalles Household
To have tho pains and achos of a
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nry disorders, Is enough to make anv
kidney sufforor grateful. Tho follow-
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Every woman welcomes the relaxing hours in a cool gingham house
dress, especially for summer wear. Th ese three new models shown at the
Hush Terminal Sale- building in New York, depict fashion's trend for
1921. On the left the pique trimming, sash and deep hem are featured. The
dress apron shown In tho center Is rick-rack trimmed. The porch of morning
dress on tho. right has collar and cuff of contrasting color with bias sash
and deep hem and is a very charmin g garment.
MOVIE MOVES
"BLACK BEAUTY" IS TWO
NARRATIVES IN ONE
Black Beauty, the most famous
horse in the world's literature, had
a number of interesting human ac
quaintances. Tho wonderful horse,
whoso autobiography as recorded by
Anna Sewell has run through count
less editions and been read by mil
lions in the past forty years, knew
many things about these humans,
and related them, but could not
know or relate the Intense drama
going on indoors.
In preparing the motion picture
version of "Black Beauty," Mr. and
Mrs. George Randolph Chester have
added tho human story, to supple
ment the "Story of Black Beauty."
The "Indoor Story," however, has
been kept entiroly separate from the
"Outdoor Story," which Anna So
well had Black Beauty tell.
Tho film version has been com
pleted at last, In spite of almost
Insuperable difficulties, as a Vita
graph special production, and will
bo shown at the Empress tho'itc
on three days starting Tuesday,
with Jean Paige In the leading hu
man role.
Contrary to the general supposi
tion, the work of visualizing the
story of "Black Beauty" waa more
a matter of awaiting and seizing op
portunities than it was of training
horses. In the action of horses
described by Anna Sewell there are
things which no horses could be
trained to do at command, but there
is nothing in the story that horses
do not do at some time under cer
tain circumstances, naturally and
spontaneously. It was the author's
ability to observe with alert and
sympathetic intelligence the con
duct of horses under all circum
stances, and present her observa
tions in a brilliant literary style,
that made her book one of the
world's masterpieces for all time.
After forty years it still ranks
among the world's ten most popular
books.
Tho visualization of "Black
Beauty" was no small undertaking,
but the splendid result has justi
fied all tho thought, energy and
money expended in its accomplish
ment. The entire enterprise, from tho
By United News
CHICAGO, May 18. The American
public devours 4,000,000,000 bags of
roasted peanuts In the shells every
year.
This makes no account of tho goob
er eaten otherwise: salted, shelled, in
peanut butter or oil, according to the
members of the United Peanut asso
ciation of America in convention here.
Peanuts eaten in the shell are not
our biggest source of demand," said
P. D. Bain, Norfolk, Va., president of
the association, "but in the ball parks,
amusement parks, race courses and
such places, about 4,000,000,000 pound
'bajis are consumed annually.
The concessions at ball parks and
Coney island are profiteering enor
mously, it was stated.
Tho vendor in the parks does not
seem to know that the price of pea
nuts has come down," said J. C. Beale,
of Franklin, Va., "Peanuts have drop
ped from around 15 cents a pound to
4J cents, but the vendor is still get
ting a big dime for a 'mighty thin
sack of goobers."
The peanut business last year was
around $75,000,000 it was stated.
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