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Coz Ready to Take the Stump and Stick on it Until Na tional Election. Dayton, Aug. 9. - Preparations for his speechmaking tour .for the presidency kept Governor Cox bus ily engaged today while the Demo cratic vice-presidential nominee, Frank D. Koosevelt, was bein? formally notified at Hyde Park, N. Y. The governor had hoped to at tend the Roosevelt ceremony, but was detained here with his own af fairs of the Democratic touring campaign, and be also desired Mr. Roosevelt to have the center of the Democratic stage today. Over Sunday mails and the tele graph today continued their mes sages of congratulation to Governor Cox, praising his declaration of pol icies in bis acceptance address of Saturday and enrolling under the Cox-Roosevelt standard. Most of Jti? mai! was not being bandied by ""the governor personally. Its vol ume forced him to delegate much of his correspondence, while he worked to clean up unfinished affairs before leaving here next Wednesday ou travels expected to continue until ^November. The first address of the governor next Thursday at Camp Perry, 0., in presenting the "governor's cup" a large silver handiwork-for rifle competition is expected to deal with the league of nations and also re habilitation of ex-servica men. In other addresses of his August idnerary Governor Cox will elabor ate, his advisors state, on subjects of particular interest to his audi ences, like publicity and campaign contributions to the Indiana Editors at South Bend, Ind., affairs of in terest to miners in his Pittsburgh speech and agricultural matters to the farm organizations at Columbus, O., September 2. That Governor Cox and Senator Harding, his Republican opponent, soon will be in the thick of ex changes from their respective fo rums also is expected by the.Demo cratic candidate's managers. It was reported that a few days in Auguit were held open for future booking for addresses by the governor to give rebuttal to comment from Sen ator Harding and the Republican camp on the governor's declarations ' in his acceptance and later ad dresses. Governor Cox tomorrow will go early to Carrmonte, a village near Trails End, bis home, to cast his vote in the Ohio Democratic pri mary. ' Coal Situation MuckIni^i?v^ Washington, Aug.' 9.|~4 i^t^^?* 1 ' picture or-the nationarcoal situation is painted by the geological survey in figures made public today con cerning coal production ?nd trans portation for the wcejc of July 31. Despite a decrease of 1,553,000 tons compared with the previous week due to the strikes of mine la borers in Illinois and Indiana the end of July found bituminous pro duction since the beginning of the year to have reached 302,737,000 tons, an increase of 44,500,000 tons over the amount mined un to July 31, last year. Anthracite production also com pares favorably with 1919, having reached 50,575,000 tons on July 31, as compared with 47,307,009 tons at the end of July of 1919. Reports to the survey as to car supply indicate at the end of July no widespread improvement, a change for the better being noteu in some districts while the losses in production due to insufficient trans portation grew more acute in others. Tidewater shipments during the week of July 31 established what the survey believes to be a new record for coal handled over tide water piers in a single week. The total tidewater dumpings amounted to 27,461 cars, an increase of 1,771 cars over the previous week. A to tal of 104,826 cars for the month of Jnly was divided among the vari ous ports. Shipments through Hampton Roads to New England decreased during the week of July 31, which was before the New England prior ity order became effective. 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Mr. Guy Hayler of London, Pres ident, in opening xhc proceedings, congratulated the World Prohibition Federation and the Good Templars upon the first af?erwar international gathering in Denmark, and remark ed that, under the Danish flag, Pro hibition is flourishing in Iceland, Greenland and the Faros Islands., The Prohibition law in Iceland rp I received the royal assent of King J Christian X, who said, "Few, if any, of piy actions since I became king haye given me more satisfaction than that of signing the prohibition law for Iceland, and if the Parliament of Denmark %vill pass a similar law, I shall be more willing to approve." Prohibitionists feel ' confident that given the power of Local Veto, Den mark will follow the good example of her colonies: "Bright indeed, is the world out look for Prohibition. The movement in every land has been given en couragement by the magnificent vic tory in the United States. In the Do minions of Canada and Newfound land, as well as in three of the prov inces of Mexico, the liquor traffic has been practically abolished by prov incial laws. In many areas in New Zealand, Australia and Ceylon, "No license" has been secured by means of local veto; while similar franchise contests are taking place this year in Scotland, Tasmania and in three of the states of the Australian com monwealth. Throughout India there is a general feeling that under fur ther measures of Home Rule, Prohi bition will be almost universally, adopted. News is to hand from South America that the evils resulting from alcoholism demand strong -and im mediate attention. Regarding the great continent of Africa, one notes with thankfulness that the Covenant of the League of Nations declares in favor of the Prohibition of abuses, such as the slaves trade, the arms traffic and the liquor traffic. Our work is to redeem the world from the curse of alcoholism. If we would do this we must move out of our old parochialism, overstep the bounds of nationalism and render B^^n^he^.wjd^ b?U?biif or" we* are to -secure theA ^f?&p^?tV;of* aft and ?raake- life ?yiwoman's high vocation.' We do not render this service as citizens of any one country-the appeal from all quartei-s is too great. It is for mankind we labor-for the good of all. We must learn to forget how far it may be to a cry of nedd, for only I then shall we discover that life is a I bigger thing than men .lave ever dreamed it could be. The social or der has suffered an upheaval and out of the chaos of war and famine, humanity is slowing emerging, yet its emancipation is the price of every usage and custom. For centuries through sunshine and shade, through war and peace, the forces of pro gress have been making their sure way, in the van of which have been humanity's finest leaders. Among such toilers in every land is counted the Prohibitionists, who with unfail ing persistency believed too much in his cause to be denied the right to pursue it. And today when we gather to review the fruits of our labor and to consider plans for the future, we are inspired and feel doubly capable in the remembrance, of what has been accomplished and what the possibilities of tomorrow will enable us to do." Guy Hayler, Pres. World Prohibition Federation Child Cured of Bowel Trouble. A child of Floyd Osborn, Notary Public of Dungannon, Va. was taken with bowel trouble. Mr. Osborn gave it Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and it quickly recovered. In speaking of this remedy he says "It is the best I ever used." r i J. D. HOLSTEIN Successor to Penn & Holstein Prescription Druggist - V w Pure Drugs and hemicala Va :-r^rM*w ~' Our prices are reasonable. Our 76 years of service to the people insure efficiency and We Solicit Your o n(inned Patronage Money to Loan. 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