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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-05
THERMOMETER DOWN
TO DEGREE ABOVE ZERO

Thermometers on back porches in
he ucighborhood OF Market street and
Spa creek this morning al $ O'Clock
registered one degree above zero
Last night and this morning are con
coded by almost thu entire chilly popu-
lace as being he coolest this year and
for many years In Annapolis Il is The
real old-fashioned winter. the variety
jDat the great grandmotherS used to
boast au0Ut
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-05
December ~


From John X Culrer ANA wife to
Rober, j. Flssin and wlfe lois of
-r3ind situate n Hraogtyn PARK IN
I.ne F.fh tl,.rIc. known IS lo.. Nos
H. Is II aad is. IA section II
I3eal from Pores. Grove Lodge 40
h fgtepcn3enf o-1sr at Good Samar-
iars ANA Daughters 81 Samari- do
William Wat.- e lo,. az gf8gnd
naia n tune Arundel County
Deed from tho Cnrl. Greek MIN
ing Furnace ami Manufacturing
Comnanv re- Grover G Morgan and
charles u Robr trac. Of land Sir
uate ~ Glen Burnje in the Firm dis
,ricr
From ! q Newshaw ana wife to
paul Brunk and wife 8 lots III
grounl situate al BROOKLYN Heights
IN Tho Firth district known AS los
vo. 60 20 :, - "a and a in Sec
tion
Dcod fron, Thomas NcCucttan ana
win and rhe Ann3Dar.s ana Ea.l-
nort Rpudinp ana Loan Association
to IemueI K Tavjor and wife lot Of
ground sifnate -, en3 avenno ana
sna croek n me second district
From Thomas lIrGurkian ana wife
,nl III Anr,nolis and E,stnor,
,}.iIdi,o and Lam <s.oci3tion "a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-05
Returned FROM
Visit 10 Philadelphia

Ir and Mrs Harry NJ Fisher have
returned from three weeks visit TO
heir relatives Mr. and Mrs Il Van
Pelr where they were entertained al
dinner parties card parties and dances
during the holidays
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-05
Recommendations Frcm President.

Look ont carefully for your ami
mas curing this cold weather Keep
them well housed and beddod BE
fore putting bit into Your horses
mouth these cold mornings. be sure
to dip il into water. either cold or
hot. otherwise il Will take the skin
off his tongue and lips
Horses shoes should be reset
every four weeks. and when streets
ANA roads are icy they should he kept
wen sharpened The constant fear
of falling and the strain on the mus
cles often fret and tire q horse more
,han a hard drive
If YOU find a horse uncovered in
cold weather. cover him If his
blanket has fallen OF pick it up and
put it on him
BE KIND TO ALL ANIMALS
SAMUEL GARNER
President S r. c. 4.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-05

Tie president is glad to report that
Mrs + d Berrien sent the Society
d 10000 L S gold tond as a Christ
mas present
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-05

MAJOR Gordon MeCoy RI S a. of
Fort TAYLOR Ky is hcre on leave.
wllen h. spending with his mother.
Mrs Mccoy widow oil Col Mccoy and
his ster Mrs Isabel Mccoy Jones,
Martin street Major Mccoy met with
a motorcycles accident some weeks ago.
Ia which be sustained broken leg
and oidy recently able 10 be about
again
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-05
TEXT OF PROPOSED
BILL TO AMEND
WATER co. LAW

CContinued From Page One)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-05
DRY" CHRISTMAS
AND ITS TRAGEDY

Continued From Page One)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12

vici, sdrobit, cere iertare, in )
Chi generalului Gorski apar la
crimi 81 intreaga sala e stapinita
de Tiuternica emotie. Char eel
mai tari nu rezista, cind acuzatii
'roaga Curtea sd sc gindeasca NJ
sotiile 81 copii lor.
Nam lasat acasa decit 20
lei, pl1nge sublocotcnentul To
mescu.
Clopotclul suna. Curtea intra
in deliberarc.
Publiculs 'agita, Sc prevail Pc
depse, 'ba grave, ba moderate -
pima la ora seara, Simbata, du-
pa doua saptamini de desbateri.
cind judecatorii reintra in sala 81
citcsc verdictul. Acuzatii sunt l.
zolati in alta camera.
Int. locot-colonel Stoianovici 81
capitanul Butarascu iau 10 All
munca silnica, capitanul Craca
ncscu un an, sublocot. Dumitriu
10 luni. Mai sunt condamnati dol
civil ABSENT. Restul achitati.
Peste cinci minute, inainte de
a li-se ceti centinta, acuzatii a.
flau vcrdictul de la prieteni. Lo-
cotenentul-colonel Stoianovici toe
mai ducea la gura un pahar Gu
ceai. A ingalbenit 81 ramas
teapan. Soliaarizarea in nenoro-
cire face pc capitanul Butarascn,
cu care sc. ciocnise in tot timpul
proccsului, sal mingaie:
- Lasa, domnule colonel, ca
no sa r;aninem asa. Sc caseaza
81 ne judeca doua oara.
Gel achitati respira usuratl.
,,Nenea Mitica'' face seara chef.
Sotiile condemnation pleaca- a.
gale. tirind dupa ele cortegiul eel
mai trist de dureri 81 perspec-
tive. Don Jose.
(,,Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
G o N G U R s

Societatea romdna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul.' din Salem, Ohio,
Gu ziua de 10 Februarie 1920, pu.
blica concurs pentru menager ia
hala societatii.
DOritorii de deveni ca mena.
geri sunt indrmati a Sc insinua
la prezidiul societatii eel multi pi-
ma lin ziua de 20 Februarie 1920,
ca in sedinta viitoare societatli
care Sc va tine in ziua de Z Mar
tie 1920, sd li-se poata comunica
conditiunile.
in numcle socictatii .,Leul" din
Salem, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
<oA o-\
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
IMPOZITUL Pc CAPITAL IN
AUSTRIA,

Guvernul austriac hotarit s;l
impuie averile la un impozit Gil
caracter de confiscare.
Coeficientul va Fl: l 81 25 Ia
suta pima la 10000 coroane; 6 i
so la suta pentru averile pima a
100000; II la suta pentru cele
pima la ] million.
Averile de la 100 milioane vor
Fl confiscate in proportie de G2
81 86 la suta.
(,,Universul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
| UN MARE PROCES
- IMPRES1I DE LA CURTEA
MARTIALA DIN CONSTAN-

Prin persoanele date in jude
cata. prin marimca fraudelor,
prin numarul martorilor, prin in
cidentclc produse 81 prin lungi-
mea desbaterilor, procesnl frau
delor din Braila este unul din ce-
le mai mari carl s'au desbatut
vre-odata la moi.
Constanta parea a Fl in moblll-
zare civila. Hotelurile 81 restau-
rantele sunt pline. Pc strada for
foteala multa. Martorii, advoca-
til. neamurile 81 prietenii acuza-
tilor sunt in numar considerable.
Pilcuri-pilcuri Sc idreptcaza spre
caZarma regimentului "a infante-
RE, in spatele gradinei publicn,
unde este localul Curtii Martialr
Sala foarte mare, este amenajatA
in mod special pentru un tribunal
militar: paretii abb, sobrietate
desavirsita. mobila numai strictul
necesar. 20 bOxa GU doua bancl
lungi. unde vor lua loc acuzatll.
in fund o use mica. spre camera
de chibzuire unde Sc va regula
soarta lor. Nu S 'au libcrat bilete
81 sala GENE de lrlme. In primelc
banci. sexul femcnin. in toaleta
de circumstanta, invioreaza pu-
tin cadrul.
La orelc 9 Isl face intrarca
Curtca speciala, numita pentru a.
ccst process. Prezideaza generalul
Gorslli. figura vioaie, ochi pa
trunzatori. care de la 1nceput i'm
pune prin desavirsita cunoastere
celor IA dosare. prin abilitatea
Gu care conduce instructiunea ora
Ia, prin umorul care intrctale
din cind i'm c1nd seriozitatea pusa
in silintele pentru stabilirca IN
tregnlui adevar.
il azista colonelii Damian Pct
Gu, Pancescu, Florcscu 81 Traile-
Scu.
in sala Sc fac prognostlcuri a
supra atitudinei judecatorilor. Sc
banuicste indulgenta la prlmil
dol. earl au fost prizoneri, all SUI
ferit 81 deci cred celor in suferiH-
ta. Comisarul regal special, colo
nelul Jujescu, ranit la MaraseStl
in fruntea regimentului sau de
vinatori. -. malt, mas acvllln,
barbison ncgru 81 mustati inte-
pate, silueta lui Mefisto III actli
al doilea. - este asistat de coml-
sarul regal permanent, malorul
Chiru. exact figura lui Storm
cind face pc scena pc judecatoru
de instructie.
Sc simtc ca advocatii = citiva
din Bucuresti 81 jumatate baroul
din Constanta - Sc vor ciocnl din
doua puncte de veaere. Aparato-
lrii unora din civil ar Vol amlna-
rea procesului. pcntru ca sal a.
duca Ia instantele ciNile in caz!ll
cind suprimarea starei de asedin
ar desfiinta Curtile martiale. A
paratorii militarilor vor sa sc
judcce. Pc de alta parte, intrc A.
cestia din urma este 0 cOntrarle-
tate de interese. ocot.-colonel
Stoianovici marturisit totul 81
trage dupa el pc altii; acestia Sc
,apara lovind i'm el.. Ecoul situa-
tiei find alvocatii, usor de lnte-
les ce va urma.
Sc introduc acuzatii. Locot--
colonel Stoianovici ocupa prlmul
Joe. E tras la fata 81 coplesit.
Privcste mcreu in JOS si-i plea Ia
crami. Tn ON in descompunere.
Ceialalti Isl tin cumpatul.
Dupa stabilirea identitatci' So
ridica citeva incidente, carl So
resping, 81 urmeaza timp dc tre1
ore cetirea ordonantci definitive
Dol grefieri altcrneaza in aceasta
grea sarcina ccea &C face ia
urma pc apararc sd ccara nlenti'
onarea faptului, ca sa atace sen.
tinta Gu recnrs, intre altele 81
pentru ca ar Fl functional dol
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12

ilAIul Suu SJuLe va u Tau ulTdS
in cursa. Produce iilaritate capi-
tanul Bleanu din administratit.
ON in Virsta 81 Gu haz aminte-
ste pc raposatul Ion Niculcscu
de la Teatrul National care
vrind sa probcze ca ma banuit o
fraula atunci cind a primit de
la coincufpati $4,000 lei ca sd dea
drumul unor vagoane Gu zahar
sterpelit. divagheaza;' cade fara
sd vrea in glume, 81 stirneste RI
sui. Edec in administratia militia
ri. ON ell cinci copii, toti = in
clusiy prezidentul ,Curtii ii
zic ..ncnea Mitica", mingaiere ca
re M isbuteste insa salt smailga
marturisiri peste ceea ce SRA
propus s,A declare. Dintrcl .cik,iM,
misit',l gree Aslanis, acuzat, de
tainuire prin aceea ca facut' le-
gatura intre aeuzatiis ,miIitari 81
cumparatorii zaharului sustras. G
ste singurul care refine mai. multi
atentiaA Cind agallcralul Gorski ii
cere sd spuna cum s'au petrecut
lucrurile Gu zaharul, Aslanis, GIN
dindu-se la suferintele din process
isbucneSte:
= re zacar, donnu prezident !!
Asia utrava, nu zacar! Asia So
ritoica. .nu Zacar
Citeva zile dureaza depozitiile
martorilor acuzarei 81 apararei.
Niste gradati earl voiau sa-si sea-
pc ofiterul, precum 81 negustorul
Dubov din Galati slnt prinsi cp
marturisiri neexacte. e1n vedcrea
ca eel dintii Sc luptasera pc front
81 ca eel din urrna cazuse intr un
cxces dc prietenie, Curtea face
gestul larg sd nu-i urmareasca.
Scenele insa produc impresie. In
timpul depozitiilor, prezidentul
ia note, 81 dupa fasia figurci
sale Sc deducca cQlivingerca ca
char uni martori ST experti sunt
vinovati, prin actiune sau mae
tune. lar anumite 'reflexiuni fac
sd Sc prevada viitoare urmariri
in aceasta complicata afacere.
Llpta dintre acliare 81. apara-
re este apriga.
La ordonanta defihitiva, = Q
lucrare cxcelenta din punct de We
lere literar, avind eiteva rcusitc
portrete ale acuzatilor, colo
nelul Jujescu 81 maiorul Chiru
adaoga dovezi, presumptiuni, tex
te de lege, jurisprudenta 81 doc
trina, carl determine pentru cci
dim boxa 0 situate grca. Dat ii.
ind ca crima dc necredinta IN
serviciu s'a comis in timp de raz-
boiu, ar putea Fl condamnati Ia
moartc.
Apararea. invraibita 81 face
sfortari uriase { ca ysa scapc pc eel
contra carora nu sunt dovezi evi-
dente,. sa traga dnpa acestia pc
acela la carl acq1zarca mare des-
tulc probe, in fine 'ssaa obtie mini
nlul posibil la cei Gu vinovatia
absolut stabilita. Autorii colectii
de drept,. maldare de acte sunt
asezate ca bateriile de atac pc
bancile ocupate de Radu Roseti,
Homoriceanu, Mora, Popescu Tu-
dor, Oswald Teodoreanu, Roman.
Gherghel, Negrea, Eiiat, Timiras,
Ponnpiliu Ioanitescu, Radovici 81
ceiMalti.
Salvele artileriei - argumcn.
|tatie, retorica, elocinta, anecdo-
tc, episoade impresionante -.
sboara din toate pattile 81 stabi-
lesc in public 0 atmosfera de mi
Ii cliiar pcntru acnzatii cei mai
apasati.e &,
IN acest sentilneiit general in,
tervine momentul eel mai peni;
bill - atunei cind Arazidentul In.
treaba pc acuzati ~ mai au dc
spus. E taccrc deeavfrsita in sa
la. Ficcare inaintcaza pima in ia
ia jude;atorilor IS vorbeste. lp
clipa cind locot-colonel Stoiano.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12

(34--35)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
Jackson and Calhoun Counties
Have Already Reported Their
Quotas Complete.
PASTORS WILL GIVE AID
Second Home Service Appeal
Will Be Formally Opened
in Pensacola Tomorrow

This is Salvation Army Sunday
throughout the country and pastors
in most evangelical churches will de-
vote all or part of their sermons to
the story of the Salvation Army's rec
ord of Christian service, it's growth
and it's plans for the future.
Although the second Home Service
Appeal of the army does not start until
tomorrow, Jackson and Calhoun coun-
ties have already gone over the top,
according to advices from zone head
quarters. Mrs. C. L. Wilson, who is
chairman for both counties, has her
quota completed and in the bank, thus
having the honor of being the. first
in the entire south to report.
A final rally was held at Malone
today at which Capt. Bergren and Mr..
Eckman spoke. Mrs. Wilson was on
hand and her helpers, and before the
day was over the quota had been COM
pleted
Initiated by today's devotional pro-
gram, and under the Craftsmanship of
Franklin K. Lane, former secretary of
the interior the appeal for the 1920
Home Service Fund will begin tomor-
row, in an effort to secure the sub
scription Of the s10,o0O.O0O required
to carry on it's humanitarian activi-
ties in this country for another year.
The inauguration of the appeal today
will not be confined to observance of
the day by the churches, for in the
Salvation Army posts, of which there
are more than 1000 in this country,
special services will be held. Work
ers and officers will gather at the posts
to seek inspiration and added en-
thusiasm for the task before them.
Tomorrow morning is critical time
in the history of the Salvation Army
It is a zero hour" for the work of
the coming year must stand Or fall by
the nation to this call. The plea has
been carefully organized by Franklin
K. Lane. who said in accepting the
craftsmanship of the 1920 appeal, 81
am proud to face the problems of the
poor with the Salvation Army
Subscriptions to the Home Service
Fund will be used to support the mani
fold activities of the army throughout
the United States. it's rescue homes,
maternity hospitals, slum settlements,
nurseries, evangelical work, children's
homes, prison relief work, bureaus
furnishing free legal advice. and other.
institutions.
Home Service" is the name ana
keynote of the effort. The total amount
needed was determined by computing
the sum of the estimated require
ments of the various corps, institu-
tions and headquarters throughout
the country. Practically all money
subscribed to any section will be ex-
pended in that section.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
CRUNAU CITED
BY own union
"Outlaw" Railroad Chief Asked
to State When Raise i'm Pay
is to Be Received.

Chicago, May s.-A demand that
John Grunau, head of the Chicago
Yardmen's Association, inform strik-
ing switchmen how they can get their
seniority rights restored, was made
public today in letter sent TO Grunau
by r. s. Murphy, publicity chairman OF
the association. The Chicago switch
men were the first to walk out in the
strike that recently spread to all parts
of the country.
Great numbers Of the members OF
C. Y. A. are asking, when do you ex-
pect to land the S5 cents and 81 an
hour?' the letter reads. 1T is logical
to conclude the labor bill will not give
our members recognition or considera-
tion until we return to work. Which
have you 20 offer us?
Come out from under cover now
and say something definite one way or
another" the letter demands, after as
serting I'VE also know the roads are
operating fairly well under the circum-
stances"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
TEACHERS ASK
SALARY RAISE
City Association Also Asks for
Nine Month Term and Ad-
ditiOnal Teachers

A committee of three teachers rep
resenting the City Teachers Associa-
tion appeared before the board Of pub
tic instruction last night and petitioned
the board for a nine month school term
and an increase in salary. The COM
mittee included: Miss Pauline Reese,
Miss Annie Mcclellan and Miss Buda
Day. A full and free discussion fol-
lowed and the board finally deferred
action on the request and asked the
City Teachers Association to be rep
resented at the meeting Of the board
of trustees of the sub-tax school dis
trict at which time further action
may be taken.
Trustees Of the sub tax district,
Messrs. Yonge, Pasco and Wentworth
urged the board to name the school
located on w. Garden-st. the Geo. S.
Hallmark school in honor of the late
Geo. S. Hallmark, a former member
and president of the board Of public
instruction. This request was accepted
and approved by the board.
Another committee Of three repre-
senting the Parents-Teachers' Asso-
citation of school No. 10 was present.
They were Mrs. Walker Willis, Mrs.
Patillo Campbell and Mrs. Murphey.
This committee requested the board
to approve their plan of naming their
school in honor of Mrs. Agnes w. Nc
Reynolds. The board requested the
committee to present a petition to the
board of trustees of the sub-tax dis.
r~I t. Nit
the board to make some minor changes
in the school, among which was with
reference to the difficult situation
grade of the school No. 10 is having
to go through. Mrs. Walker Willis
stated the condition of the grade say
ing that there are two sections COM
tined and the children really get hut
two and a half hours of schooling
and when they are promoted they are
not ready to take up the higher grade.
She said that it was not the teach
ers fault neither the pupils but it is
necessary to get another teacher for
one of the classes. The board assured
the committee that it will take Inc
matter under consideration at the next
MISS Evelyn InOTHtoh ohd AA'~' "
H. Crawford, another committee repre-
senting the City Teachers. Associa-
tion requested that the salaries Oh the
teachers not be decreased on account
of sickness. This request was lalo
aside.
Miss Thornton principal of the Eliza
Jane Wilson school presented re-
quest that she be allowed to aWaru
annually a gold medal donated oy ).
Simpson Reese for scholarship III
her school. This was granted.
Mrs. w. H Crawford principal OF
the j. B. Lockey school asked to be
allowed to award trophey donated by
c. r. Burgoyne to the winner In the
track meet Of the seventh and elgnth
grades of her school. This also was
grante1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
MAKES
REPLY PUBLIC
He and Senator Johnson Are
Engaged in ud-Slinging
Contest Over Nomination

Washington, May 8.-Senator john
son of California, today made public
a telegram from Meyer Lissner of Los
Angeles, one of his campaign managers,
to Herbert Hoover, charging Hoover's
campaign in opposition to Johnson in
the California presidential primaries
was the worst saturnalia of political
extravaganza that was ever exposed or
conducted in Southern California.
New York, May 8.-Herbert Hoover
issued statement today saying SEN
ator Johnson's stand on the League of
Nations has emitted smoke screen
of personal abuse. - He also said John
son, in reply to Hoover's questions, had
used quotations from other persons
attributing them to Hoover.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
HOOVER OFFERS
SUGAR SOLUTION

Washington, May 8.-Rationing of
sugar to manufacturers of non essen
tials and an agreement between the
United States and foreign countries
not to bid against each other for this
commodity, were suggested today by
Herbert Hoover as means of reIiev-
ing the present sugar situation.
Mr. Hoover's suggestions We're con-
tanned in a telegram to Senator Cap
per, republican, Kansas, in response to
one of inquiry from the senator. Mr..
Hoover said the government was pri-
marily responsible for the present
situation through the failure to pur-
chase he Cuban crop.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
IS
ON FLYING MAP
Establishment of Two CONNER
cial Aviation Camps Places
City in Favorable Position
NAVY PILOTS MAKE MAPS
H-16-A Flying Boats Take Week
End Cruise to New Orleans;
HIS Boats to Walton.

Because of its excellent facilities for
seaplanes, Pensacola this summer will
be one of the most popular CONNER
cial aviation centers in the south.
Lieut.. A. J. Whitted has returned to
the city with the "Bluebird' and two
F-Type boats are expected to fly here
during the vacation season.
Eddie Nirmaier, who flew for two
years with the royal Italian flying
corps near Trieste, will have an F-Boat
here and will start operations early
this week. With Nirmaier will be Ed
die Scarlett, who is still in the serv-
ice at the naval air station, where
he is a lieutenant Both Scarlet and
Nirmaier have had long experience as
flying instructors.
A third F-Boat is expected to ar
rive in Pensacola in two or three
weeks, to join Nirmaier and Scarlet
in their venture. A pilot will come
along with the extra boat and the COM
pany expects to operate daily from
Bayview or nearby.
Another aviation stunt which prom
ises to develop into something tangi-
BILE is a. landing field for-army. air.
craft. The Kiwanis Club has endorsed
resolution and it is understood sew
eral possible locations have been
studied with a view to obtaining a
site.
The naval air station has renewed
its policy of sending planes on week.
end trips, several HES leaving yes
terday for New Orleans. Some H-Boats
will leave today for Camp Walton.
All these varied activities will result
in placing Pensacola on the air-map
in earnest and chances for aerial mail
coming here are growing materially
brighter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
ELIOT CRITICISES
ACADEMY METHODS

Boston, May 8.-The United States
Military Academy at west POINT was
criticised by DR.. Charles w. Ehot In
letter to Brigadier General Ruckman.
commander of the North Atlantic coast
artillery district. in a reply 70 Huck-
mans inquiry as to Whetner certain
comments Eliot recently mace We're
correct.
DR.. Eliot said West Point accepted
ill-prepared material as students, crl-
ticised the teaching, and said red tape
and passing the buck learned at West
Point were a serious impeachment to
the war department to this day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
Dye MONOPOLY
AGAIN DEBATED
Senator Thomas Declares Du-
Points Are Combining With
British to Control Industry

Washington, May 8.-There was
further reference in senate debate on
the dye bill today to the letter from
the du Pont interests to Senator
Moses of New Hampshire, one of
Major General Leonard Woods cam
paign managers, which was presented
yesterday by Senator Kenyon, repub-
lican, Iowa.
Senator Thomas, democrat. Colo
rado, said the letter virtually amounted
to this: that unless Senator Moses
withdraws his objections to this bill,
the du Pont company will withdraw
its support of Senator Moses, and
what that support is every senator
knows as well as l."
Senator Thomas, at the same time,
presented information which he de-
clared indicated the du Pont interests
were cooperating with Levinstein,
Ltd, a British concern, to establish
world wide monopoly in the manu-
facture of dyes.
The senator read a report of Bos-
ton suit against the du Pont corpora
ton, in which a contract with the
Levinstein firm was offered. He told
the senate the contract provided for
mutual exchange of dye patents and
processes and contained provision by
which the British corporation was to
have exclusive manufacture and sales
rights in Europe and the du Points in
the Western Hemisphere. He added
that the contract was made In 1918
and showed no fear of German dye
competition
ct indicates" he said, "a plan to
dominate the entire world industry
Senator Thomas argued that this
contract and the letter to Senator
Moses were almost positive proof of
the influence behind this bill of the
which initiated this legisla-
ton, which framed the language of
the measure"