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New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
FIGHT ONE

FIGHT ONE
(Al011tnas and excursions. Enter
Leonard NJ. WaNstein, representing
CitiSens Union, to discuss appropq-i-
alton of corporate stock to amount OF
$4,000 for subaoay aoork.)
THE MAYOR-Acting Chairman Ira
Wis H. Whitney of the Public Service
Commission is a pupil of the Citizens
Union.
MR.. WALLSTEIN-Then he learned
something of government there that
you don't know.
THE MAYOR-He will learn some
thing more before he gets out Of the
Public Service Commiss ion.
(Local action between Mr.. WALL
stein and Controller Craig, conclud-
ing as folloa0s:)
MIR. WALLSTEIN-You are always
looking for chance to rap some one.
THE MAYOR-The Controller ought
to be congratulated for showing up
things concealed by the last admins
tration and the Public Service Com
mission.
MR.. WALLSTEIN-Tha is a charac-
terlstic statement which | don't think
the members Of your board agree with.
Certainly l don't think that Governor
Smith who had to live eight months
with this board, would agree. He is
fair minded and
THE MAYOR-I bet you didn't vote
for him last election.
MR.. WALLSTEIN - The Citizens
Union did not support anybody.
THE MAYOR-That's the biggest
bunch Of fakirs in town.
MR.. WALLSTEIN-With the single
exception of one individual
THE MAYOR (pounding gaveD-
Lieutenant Kennel, make that man sit
down!
(WaTlstcin attack breaks do1Un
beneath gauel borrage and threat
ened emveloping movement BY polics.
Issue of stock authorized.)
FIGHT TWO
FLOURISH of trumpets. Enter A.
desman Farley bearing appeal of
Street Cleaning Department for
eight-ho1,r day.
MR.. FARLEY-I, Mr.. Mayor, like
you, carry union card
THE MAYOR-The men have re-
ceived all the increase they are gcing
to receive as far as I am concerned.
They have been raised twice during
1918.
(Attach IN force is launched BY
Mr.. Farley and other Aldermen IN
fauor of the street cleaners, but is
broken up By Mayor.)
THE MAYOR-If some of you peo-
pie would mind your own business and
let employees alone we would not have
sc much trouble.
PRESIDENT DOWLING-I move a
roll call on the question.
THE MAYOR (sotto e)-That
Will put me in a hole.
PRESIDENT BOWLING - No, it
won't. III guarantee that.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Presents
..THE EMBATTLED BOARD OF
ESTIMATE''
ass4
CA Civic War Drama in Four Fights)
Drdn,dtis Persomae

Drdnlutis Persomae
MAYOR JOHN +. HYLAN,
Generalissmo Of the Administration Forces
President Moran OF Board Of Aldermen
Controller Craig
President Dosling Manhattan
President Regelmaun, Brooklyn
President Connolly. Queens
President Bruckner. Bronx
President Van Name. Richmond
Members Of the General Staf
Leonard NJ Walstein. of the Citizens Union
Alderman Farley
Fitzgerald. ID. S. c.
Hostile Shock Troops
SconoBoard OF Estimate Trenches. City Hall
Sector.
Time--Y esterday
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

FITZGERALD-I'm street sweeper.
THE CONTROLLER When did you
sweep last?
FITZGERALD-Ab About month ago.
I'm now acting foreman in Brooklyn
THE MAYOR-Are you being paid
for coming here to-day?
FITZGERALD = Yes, sir; by the
organization.
THE MAYOR-By the department
FITzGERALD-No. sir: 1 cot a leave
of absence without pay for two days.
THE MAYOR-What reason did you
give for the absence?
FlTZGERALD-Impo business.
THE MAYOR-Well, I'll see to it
that there is more important business
than this before you get another leave.
I'm going to see that the Commissioner
keeps you working from now on, and
you'll cease your agitation.
(Attempt of Mr. Farley to rein-
force Fitzgerald is sneothered IN vol-
ley of gavel bloaos and calls for Lieu-
tenant Kennedy
THE MAYOR-See that that man
takes his seat, Lieutenant Kennel. The
least people can do is to stop agitating
until they take matters up with me-
PRESIDENT MORAN-Hold on! This
dermen and was unanimously adopted.
That board doesn't have to ask the
Board of Estimate for permission to
take it up.
THE MAYOR--1 should have been
consulted. l would like to have this
matter lay over for month. 1t is an
imposition on me. I may be for it
when l understand moro about it.
(Armistice is signed untI after
Mayors return from Palm Beach,
FIGHT FOUR
Board considers proposal for
modification of camtroct of Broad
aUay-F'owth Avenue sub1oay sys-
tenn. 1t is proposed to return $780,
600 corporate stock held By the
city,
VOICE-What is it all about?
THE CONTROLLER-It is an at
tempt of Brooklyn and Queens to de-
lay subway construction.
PRESIDENT CONNOLLY-What Mr..
Wallsten said about the unfairness Of
the Controller has some foundation.
AS matter of fact, the remark of Mr..
Craig's was another case where he has
been unfair. Such arguments have
become nauseating to every one with
whom l have talked.
Bitter struggle e'lsues, during
course of which Mr.. Connolly
charges Controller avith "getting
up" dea>ice to commit an "Hegal
act" He is supported by Mr.. Rie-
gelmdnn.)
PRESIDENT BRUCKNER-I am
like the people sitting on the other
side of the desk. | am tired of listen
ing to all this windjamming. I vote
No. Cloud laughter).
CURTAIN
EPILOGUE
(Dehuered as momologuc last
night by Mr.. FarleyJ
The attitude of the Mayor in the
BOARD of Estimate is unbearable. In
my opinion, he doesn't give people the
courtesy they should receive.
His action with Mr.. Wallstein and
others at the meeting was outrageous.
They get away with that kind Of stuff
over in Russia. but they won't be able
to get away with it here.
AS for hls effort to shut me up at
the meeting, I am working in the in
terest of the people and don't give
continental about the Mayor. I ap-
peared before the Beard OF Estimate
for the first time in the two terms I've
been an alderman.
The Mayor would not listen to me
or TO Mr.. Fitzgerald, representative
Of the street cleaners. He spoke about
Well. I had a union card, too. But
remember, there are two kinds of union
cards, and one is used by the "scab"
union.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
FIGHT THREE

TIGH l. / II RCF4
{St7'eet cleaners attack Is renetUed
by one Fitzgewh, an omploye Of the
deparfment.)
THE MAYOR-Are there representa-
tives of the employees present?
FITZGERALD-I represent the en-
ploYes
THE MAYOR-What do you do?
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

Hugo Hess. fifty years old. arranged a
nest Of pillows in chair in his room, at C7
West Sixtyeghth Street. and sat down in
front Of a mirror to kill himself His land
lady, who heard the report of his revolver
found him dead
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

Thomas A.. Edison will be rendered sew
enty-second birthday party at the Robert
Treat Hotel. Newark. Tuesday night by
members OF the Edison Pioneers. an organi-
zntiop of 100 friends who we're associatcd
with the inventor prior tn 1896
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

The Downtown League, the Department of
Street Cleaning and the Mayors Fuel Com
mittce are cooperating in collecting boxes
and barrels from the Washington Market
district. Dealers say they have enough of
this waste wood to keep 900 families warm
the rest of the winter
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

Michael Dcnohuc, rnotornlan of a Madison
Avenue car received fracture of the skull
N his car hit \ fve-ton motor truck at
l2oth Street hook and ladder company
Sxtricated MN ard he was taken to Harlem
Hospital. His homo is at 200 East l15th
Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
ROANOKE PROSPECTS
NOW LOOK BRIGHTER

Especial TO Richmond Virginian.)
salem Va, Oct 31-The gloom
Of n disastrous early season has
passed from the Roanoke College
eleven and the past few days have
brought Il drive and dash in the
team that remind followers of the
Maroons of the powerful machines
OF 1915 ana 1896 Every iruioTl4on
now points 70 Roano3le's at least
breaking even on the remainder of
her schedule. Throughout the
sorinlmages of this week. Hotel at
full has displayed rare form, being
able to break loose for long gains
almost at will
The shifting Of CHAPMAN from end
to halfback~ has added speed and
weight 10 the backs and has re-
suited in "A mar'.ed strengthening
OF the teams offensive work Roa-
noke left this morning for Bristol
where Tusculuni college lis met to-
morrow afternoon. Com plete con
fdence prevails here that Maroons
will return with the scalps of the
Ienneseeans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
Piedmont League
Is Now Existant

Especial to Richmond Virginian)
Duchan. n, c. Oct 3l.--.at a
most enthusiastic meeting Of
baseball representatives from
seven North Carolina and Vir-
ginla cities ncld nj the c.laGlts'r
of commerce. hall licrc this af-
te,Toon the Piedmont lca%ur Il
rival of the Old North Carolina
league, was brought into being.
Six towns will own franchises IN
tho new lea quo, namely Raleigh,
Greensboro, High Point, Wins
tom Salem and Durham. Of
North Carolina. and Danvilic.
Of Viz MIA. Wilmington and
Wilson were alSo represented
at the nieeticg while Lynch
burg. Virginia and Fayc1tcviil.
y. o, were represented by wire.
A general league meeting has
been called for DsxcnlleT. at
constitution will report the ST.
900 guarantee posted and
schedule drafted.
The lcnguc as constituted
vii! form a most compact or
ganixa.ion, it fsaing practica bic
To leave any city in the circuit
In the morning and arrive i'll
any other city in tire for Tie
afternoon game. A great boost
ing spirit Is attending the en-
tcfprsF and the coming SEA sou
is expected To he one of the
best % North Carolina baseball.
n : Tn vt<sg, fNr,,. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
RICHMOND SIGNS PITCHER,

Owner Ben w. Wilson, of the
Richmond Colts. Yesterday an
rl---nccd thai be had signed the
.-y-.s. .ssr~s-aSs Tor the 1920 base
fsa4l season Of the Virginia
league, The man signed being
Tasco r Barton, from Louis
vile Ky He coracs highly rec
commended to the Richmond
owner.
He pitchcds the game that
gave the Lynch Bulldogs" the
state amateur cham pionship of
Kentucky over the Bcnhan
team, on September News
paper items on the game praised
MS work highly, the final score
being 100, Barton allowing only
four hits during the game, II is
thought that Chief Bender, If he
comes back. viii be able &c dc
velop him into frst-class
pitcher Barton is six feet two
inches tall and weighs is5
pounds
Mr., Wilson also contem plates
bringing the whole Richmond
club here on April ! az next
year. and after training will
match them against big league
teams. instead Of letting the big
boys play against local amateur
or semi-pro putdts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
CAROLINA TO PLAY
TENNESSEE TO-DAY

Special 10 The Richmond virrInian
Chapel Hill. u G.. Oct. 31.-The
University OF North Carolina viii
meet Tennessee in football In Knox
VILE Saturday Coach Campbell and
squad Of twenty-six players left
Friday morning prepared for one Of
the hardest games Of the year. Ten
nessee played Vanderbilt to a 3 TO 3
tie early in the season and though
clemson defeated Tennessee last
week, the Carolina scouts who saw
the game came back with tales of a
stronger team than the score would
Indicate.
Following three DAYS Of conpIete
rest after the A. and E game. the
iarheeIs have been hard at work
for the past week. Efforts to sharpen
up the offense, which Will be the
great task from now on, have been
heid back by continued injuries In
tho backheld Earl Johnson, who
started the season at quarter. will
not he available any moro il is
thought. as he is stil on crutches
Pharr VIII pilot the team and the
campus has D. Lot ~ confidence in his
ability Lowe. who has been werk-
ing both at half and quarter, has a
bad charley horso which will keer
hun out OF the game altogether. His
injury has nccessita,ed the shiftina
of Smith from half 20 quarter. ans
hoblaX has been brought forward as
another subs,itute quarter The m as,
serious blow TO the backneld has beer
L.le TEN porarY iav-or of Spauch
whose work stood out nottceahIy
against A. and f. particularly on de
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
POSTPONE GAME Y. {. 5.
VS.. D. N. |, TO MONDAY

(Specia! to Richmond Nirginian.)
Lynchburg, Va. Oct. 81 The
Virginia Episcopal school squads
has been undergoing some fast sig
nal practice in preparation for the
Danville Military institute game.
originally scheduled for Saturday.
but changed 10 Monday at the Re
quest of the cadet manager, who
says the held viii not be IL CON
ditiou.
Yesterdays practice was confined
to signal work and while no new
plays are being tried out it Is prob
able that the V. L. ). aggregation
Will perfect several new combina
tpens by The game Monday. Coach
bennington is making a flying trip
TO New York. and in his absence
Coach Crockett has the squad in
charge
Carruthers and. Hicks, two regu-
lars who have been out OF the game
on account ct Injuries. have reported
for practice, Carrulhers til the TINE
The back field held a thLrty-minuto
kicking practice, and it IL hoped that
this VIII aid materially in the Epie-
copallans offensive.
The new gymnasium is nearing
completion and it is hoped viii be
ready FOR use by Turkey Day l.as-
K etDail pr3cpice is urfukualfy b,~Mfat
this year. with three letter men
back and a wealth of material in
prospect Manager Pierce has al
ready scheduled two games with
Woodbury. Forest and is preparing
The rest Of the schedule, which viii
probably include games with Epis-
copal High. Randolph Macon. Back.
stone Military academy. Danvilit
Military institute. Chat than. Lynch
burg High and others.
1t has not been determined
/ whether Episcopal will have an in
( door track team, but with four let
ter men back, track prospects loob
bright. II. Stephenson. is manager OF
the track team and will probably
/ stage an Eastern Virginia meet as
we'll as local affairs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
WILL Be NUMEROUS
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY

4 To-day again sees many football
games in progress The E. V. |, A.
& Championship race continues
nth Richmond college VS. Ran
doIph Macon at Boulevard field at
, p. M. and William and Mary will
meet Sidney on neutral
ground in Norfolk.
All Of the teams have been put
through hard workouts and signal
practices during The week and the
aT1c should produce more than or
Ginary thrills, The game at Boule-
Nard field is between two old rivals,
and student bodies will turn out en-
naasse to cheer their teams to VIC
tory. Richmond is the winner Of
one game and the loser of another.
Randolph Macon has rot yet won
any, TIE william and Mary aggre-
9ation have not yet been defeated,
and the Ham pden Sidneyltes are out
Tor their scalp.
Other big games to be PLAYED in
Virginia today are the V. p. l.
Washington and Lee at Lynchburr.
ana V N /. VS. North Carolina
state at Roanoke. Both OF these
games are full of promise, especial
ly the former. for the teams are
wei matched and play fast and
cean game Virginia will meet
Central Collage of Kentucky at
Charlottesvile
There are score Of other big
games outside OF the state. which
are printed on this page. and pig
skin followers will End a wealth Of
material 10 speculate on for the
final result
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
WINSTON winner Of
\. CAROLINA MATCH
Especial 10 Richmond virsinian)

Especial 10 Richmond ~N1rFlnlah'
Chape! Hill, n c. Oct. Sl--~t'Fo-
lessor p. II. Winston, of the uni
yersitv OF North Carolina, won the
tennis cham pionsf1ip Of North car
Gina today by defeating f, Z. FoiE.
OF Wake Forest, three straight S"tS'
The match was played On tbs courts
OF Trinity college, At Durham neu -
tral territory selected By the CON
testing players. The match IS a
continuance OF the tournament Of
the Norm Carolina trnslls as's1acIs :
ton held In Greensboro about t"o
weeks AGO which vas not nnlShed
because OF had weather ard the
doubles Will be played IN Green's
boro torn orrow Wins ton held the
upper hard throush the match to-
dav. though Folk. Was at his best IN
ahe third. SGT. WHICH ~ once' lcd At
20. TIL carollna pla Ts-'s $teadt
ness ar uncanty accuracy were
more than d match for hls opponent,
who vas wild though he made bril-
liant stops AZ times
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
Today's Grid Schedule

Richmond College VS.. Ran
dolph Macon at Boulevard field
at 3 O'Clock
Eani pden-Sidney vs., William
and Mary al Norfolk
Virginia Teen VS. Washington
ard Lee ar Lynchbure
V NJ L VS.. North Carolina
State at Roanoke
Virginia vs Central College Of
Kentucky az Charlottesville
Georgia Tech VS. Davidson at
Atlanta
Vanderbilt vs.. Kentucky state
a Lexington. ~
Virginia Freshmen Us Penn
Freshmen al Philadelphia
Princeton VS.. West Virginia at
Princeton
Harvard vs- Springfield at Cam
bridge
Yale VI. Maryl,na state at New
Haven
spennsylva ria VS.. Penn state at
Philadelphia
Correl. re Lafayette AZ ithaca
Army VS.. Tufts d, West Point
Nav VS.. West Virginia Wes-
les'an at Annapolis
colur ola vs.. Union at New
. York
Catholic University VS.. Gal
lauder az Washington
North Carolina VS.. Tennessee at
Knoxville
make Forest vs. Wofford al
Spartaarurg
The Citadel VIZ Furnan al
o-aenviilc
Tulane VS.. Mississippi a, New
Orleans
Georgia VS.. Alabama Poly al
Columbus.
University Of South VS. Ala
aasta At Birmingham.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
f,nRIrONSSTILE MAN ON
TEAM TO co To CTRA

Especial 20 Richmond EirsLnian)
Gordonsville Va oct. 3l,-Mar-
win NJ Goodwin of Gordonsvilie.
who for the past season Tea the
pitching staff oil the st Louis.
National baseball team. has been
selected 10 Ire oae ~ the pitchers on
the team, com posed OF stars from
the National and American leagues,
that viii play IN Cuba the coming
winter The team will return IN
March In time TO go in spring train
ing, Besides being a high honor 10
he selected as a mem per Of an all
star team. the offer carries with Ii
i fancy salary ana ar expenses.
Mr.. Goodwin does not contemplate
accepting the offer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
WILLIAMS VICTOR
IN A CLOSE GAM,

williams defeated Bland 100 10 %
in the pocket billiard Journey at the
Grand parlors last night. 1t was a
seesaw game from the start Bland
lost out through his own cAreiess-
ness. missing a ball right IN tho
pocket Chi:dreSs ana wa. ms both
have clean states SO lar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
FOISNTR RICTNONDIR
WEEDS IN WN-THTXIII,I

Special 70 Richmond virgii4ianA
Wythevillo. Va. Oct \3l.-Dr.
!ohn Eell Williams of Richmond.
formerly Of Wythevllle. ana Mis-
Eebecca- daughter of Robert yam
cey. Of Lvnchhur4. were married IN
Lynchhurg this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
Obituary
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Mary Z. TE.ici.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E
Brie!, seventy-one years old, who
sucCuni9ed to a sudden heart attack
early Thursday morning in her
home at 2ll4 Pleasant street. were
held yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock in the home Of her brother.
F. Z. Murray zoe North Twenty
fourth street. The Rev DIR ]. J.
wicker of Leigh Street Baptist
church, viii officiate, assisted hy the
Rev. Hugh w. Sublett. OF st. Johns
Episcopal church. Mrs Briel was
the widow of Bernard Briel. Jr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
RICHMOND BLUES
TO REORGANIz{

A meeting OF all former members
OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues has been called for next
Tuesday night at the armory. Az
this meeting the situation VIII oe
discussed and plans adopted FOR
reorganization of the old battalion.
The question of whether to go INTO
cavalry or infantry viii be ais
cussed. 1t is said that a large ma
jority of the men who left here for
the border three years ago prefer
the cavalry, believing that as the
only cavalry outfit in the state II can
be of more service in any enaer-
gency than as an infantry organi-
cation.
Every man who has ever served
with the Blues is asked to attend
the meeting and help in the reor-
ganization.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01
Petersburg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Especial to The Richmond vitginiar 4,
petersburg, Va, oct. sl,---The
board OF directors OF the Y. NJ. c.. A.
nave issued an appeal for $4,000 10
pay OF the Indebtedness Of their
building and to provide for needed i'm
pIoVem@hts. The Indebtedness is s32,-
l3V and tae directors desire $3.50 for
state and international work and SIS,
t"f work in India. These with nu-
acFous items to be included in the
locaI budget make total Of s500o
The drive is to begin November 4 ana
last three days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01

wioser Head!luesr2a n-caverloe.
TIRE ~ quartz rs--Twe!ve minutes.
su bs.l.uflons--Fork o9---auo'"
go Surface. Richmond college
-. <or Garter First downs
Ttrnr.ord coile--e---Three- Fork
Inior--stx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01

Stamford. Conn, Oct. SLIM my
Kane. featherwcight scored his Sec
end knockout within FIVE days here
tonight By stopping young Pexrone.t
OF stamford \. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01

A committee of twenty five with A
". Pennypacker. chairman, and II T.
truerrant secretary, has beer appoint
ed to arrange for an elaborate cele.
bratlon Of armistice day, November
II. A supper will be served all Pc
tersburg men who servnd in the world
war and after the supper a dance will
be given. An address win be dcIfv-
cred by prominent speaker yet to
be chosen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01

Fined for Speeding
T. 4. Jolly was fined $25 yesterday
in police court for speeding on East
Gary street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01

The A. r Hill Rifles have been or
dered back into service by the federal
government and Cantain Pa~hau has
b. en- instructed to drill and hold his
men in readiness fer service in the
coal fields. The Rifles are state guards
subject to call in case of an emer.
gency.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01

Wesley Method -et church held its
quarterly conference last night with
reports of very encouraging char
acter. All Departments of the church
were I'm good condition and the mem
bers are enthusiastic in their desire
that their pastor. Rev. J. T. c Heath.
who Is finishing his second year with
the church shall be returned to Yves
ley.
Russell Petzold, the young white
man charged with assau1f.nr ana
shooting at Madeline wise also
FAite, had his case dism ;ased In 20.
lice court this morning, due to Tho
woman not appearing and testifyjne
AGAINST him.
Funeral services for yotn Horny
hitloct who died Monday r~orrire~
TOOK place Yesterday morning from
ire residence of tho deceased on Hin
ton street. Rev. Nichaux Raine. Off
eating fnterment was made in
R-andford cemetery
The sun., 1919-10-31
SINN FEM DEFIANT;
HOLDS PARLIAMENT
Protest Against British Search
of American Seonen.

DUBLIN, Oct. 30.-The meeting of the
Sim Fein Parliament last night was in
direct defiance Of the Governments
proclamation. and the people are inter-
ested to know what the Government will
do about 1t. The meeting being Illegal,
the Irish papers are forbidden to men
ton it.
A report circulated by the Sim Fem
ers says a national inspector OF fisheries
will be appointed. that a civil service
scheme is being arranged to embrace all
local officers and also that national ar
bitration courts and labor Cancellation
bodies will be formed.
Estimates for the coming finanial pc
Rod" says the report. were laid before
the House and the necessary notes OF
credit adopted
The six Sim Fein members for Dub
lin have sent to the American Consul
copy of the alleged instructions for
searching the effects of American sea-
men. The letter says:
"As these instructions constitute a
hindrance to lawful trade of America
with ireland. we. the elected represen-
tatives of the city Of Dublin, request
that you will transmit copies of them To
your Government"