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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-06
Boston & Albany Sunday Papers
lie Beginning Sunday, Oct 10

On Friday, October first, the international Paper Co.,
the largest producers Of newsprnt paper in this country
named c per ID at the mill the price their customers
must pay for paper during the remaining three months of
this year What the price will be beginning January l.
1921, no man knows
Three years ago the prevailing price was $42 per ton
delivered at the newspaper office Today it is $3.50 per
ton at the MILL plus freight (Which has advanced 20 per
cent? plus carriage and plus storage
While newsprint is the larest item of expense in the
newspaper business the story may be told in rea-
ton to labor scales and every commodity entering into
the production of a newspaper.
The newsdealers, besides, all the country, and
especially III New England complain bitterly that the
GIN OF profit at present prices insufficient to cover cost
OF deliveries maintenance OF their regular routes
Whatever may be said of prce-cuttng in other indus
tries the OF publishing and delivering newspapers
still mounting at an alarming pace.
In view of all the conditions in the interest Of
dealers and to maintain the delivery system all over New
England already regrettaby disrupted the retail price OF
Sunday papers and after Sunday, Oct 10, will be
0c per c0py plus cents extra f0r trucking from POwnal
to Bennington, or IL cents the copy.
Inasmuch as papers Tonreturnable to dealers to
insure youfpaper delivery, place regular order for it
with your neWsdealer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
Combing Won't Rid
Hair Of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid ut
dnudrufI is to dissolve II, then you
DESTROY n entirely. To do this. E,t
about four ounces uf ordinary llquld
arvon apply II at night when r"tir.
ing. use enough to moistcn the scalp
and rub It IN gently with the fing,r
tipR.
DO this tonight, and by morning
most II not nll. uf your dandruff viii
bc guac aud three or iuur more ap
plications win completely dlssol @
and entirely destroy Fvcrv single
sign and trace ~ II. no matter how
much dapdruif YOU may have.
You win find, too. that All itching
and digging of the scalp viii stop lt
once, and your hair viii be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, SILKY and soft, ami
look and feel "a hundred times bet
ter.
YOU. can get liluld arvun al any
drug store. II h. inexpensive Tan1
mover falls to do the work. k.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
Wonderful Results
at 20 From IN
ternal Baths

Mira t. ~ wad.at 2Ot3 National Ave.
san Diego. cal, writes TyrrrlIa UyEicnic
Institute ~ Ncw York - follows
within fh" last Wunth haN" had won.
dorful rnsults ana Ali inflammation hns
ucnrlt suhsiicd. could hardly expect q
woman over 10 90 receive benefit from q
trouble 20 long standing Hs quickly as ,
younger person. Money could not buy my
u. ~. :. cascade " cpuld not get an
~ her
u In dtfficult 20 believe how many iutcr-
nal troubles internal bathing win relieve
until lou realize that rhNuritng agree
hat 9iT ~ human ailments are caused
Nv accumulated waste In tho lever intes.
tine.
The - ~ 7. Cascade the scientific
method 81 internal bathing. removes ln o
perfectly natural way an poisonous waste,
and has been so sureosH'ul In pruWui INK
h'slth that over haif million Intelligent
Americans are now using u rcEular'y.
o. " the Invention of Chts. \. Tyrrell
VI -. of Rev York. who for 30 years was
= specialist on Internal B1thtng, and it
Is NOW being shown ana explained by u,
E. Gctman, ia South Main.
They viii give you on request very
intrrcgttnp booklet on Internal BATHING ny
pr Tyrrcl. why Mar Of To-day IL only
,0T Efncieut'
Ask Tor " to-dav and know more abou;
Yourself and yorr functions than you eve
Navc lefue. AdVf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

hsmiln's Wizard oil . ssto First
Aid Treatment

How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning. the loss OF an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself. re-
suits from the neglect Of burn or
little cutl llamlin's Wizard Oil is
safe and effective first aid treat
ment II is powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied to wounds Of
this kind will lessen the danger Of
blood poisoning. Keep IL handy.
wizard on Ia good dependable prep.
sratton to have In the medicine chest
for nrst sid when the doctor may be far
away II is soothing and healing aud
quickly drives out pain and inramma-
ton In canes Of sptaius bruises. cuts.
burns, bites ana stinEs Just ~ reliable
too for sun neck. sore feot. cold sores,
canksr sores, sArache and toothache
Generous sizs bottle sbr.
II you are troubled with constipation
or sick headache try Hamlius WIZARD
Liver whips. Just pleasant little pink
puis at druggists for sOc. Guaranteed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
ItINIHtp

Two motor accidents play vital
roles In Enid liennett's latest pho
tuplay, Tier husbands Friend.
which made a favorable impression
at the Rialto Thcatcr last evening
Miss Bennett has the role of Ju-
dith Wcstuvcr, married to "A iklhlr
yuuNk chan whose continual ca
rousiuE finally forces her To divorce
him. iuW before the final decree H.
granted he Is notified that his
whole fortune has been wiped out
hN "a break iu the stock market,
/ Before he can make any other ar
| rangymcnts TO meet the alimony
/ specified in the divorce papers hy IL
| KILLED hy motor truck. Uubr-
. known tu judith, Princeton Mad.
ley, her husbands Chum, has gone
bond for him uud has To- mako good
IN" nhuuuy Surr ne is "A COM
par1tNcN poor man, this puts "A
bad burden ON him
Later judith meets Princeton
ana falls In love with him. Whom
she learns Of his relation to the
a.mony complications ensur. hut
matters tlnAlIN turn out an right
Her Husbands Friend" was
adapted from novel by Marjorie
on EuVlfud .u
Tom Chatterton are In the cast.
't'd NluiJ uUv,tcu, aud lht pi,.
iure Is a Paramount
A very iaughpble comedy WAS
also shown and the large audiences
I'm attendance throughout tho After
noon and evening voted the offer
ing pleasing entertainment,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
MAJESTIC.

quite an unusunl presentation
was offered at lho Majestic Thea
ter ycsterday and one that will ride
on the wave OF popularity this
week. II In BEHOLD My Wite!"
George MelfOrd's latest produCpon,
based upon Sir Gilbert parker's y
thrilling story OF the Canadian
Northwest, The Translation of "A
Savage"
The central characters are an
Indian girl ann the aristpCratic
young Engiishman who marrfes her
In a moment ot rage because ot
word that his fiancc back In Eng y
land has thrown him over. due
largely tu his family's efforts. DE.
tcrmining To humiliate them, he
sends his rcdskin bride overseas To
lhem Then he proceeds to 90 TO
the devil In his own way, However.
dramatic events bring about the
regeneration Of the man and the
translation Of the girl into u beau
tiful, cultured woman and the end
Ing Is happy one.
"Bchold NV Nifol" has the rare
good fortune to have a east OF play
crs that intcrprcts each role with
rare sympathy. Mabel Jullpnnc
Scott is the heroine and Milton Sills
portrays the part OF the young
Englishman.
Elliot Dexter has role that will
! iva long In the memory ~ theHter-
Eoers, His ls h simple role, yet in
the hands Of SO finished an arttr
as MIR. Dexter the most beautiful
character seen on the screen In
many day is portrayed
Maudc Wayne, Iulsl girl, is
| given an opportunity of demonstra-
ing histrionic ability and the
charming oklahoma MAIDEN makes
the most OF every moment she In
ON the silver sheet. Her work Is
admirably well done. and her many
friends In Tulsn, and there were a
great many In the audiences yrstcr-
day, were pleased with the showing
made bv "Tulsn's own"
Tho Majestic News. Topics OF
the Day" and n special musical
score by the Majestic orchestra and
organ under the direction of Thos.
l.. HcrriCk and u, Chotcau LeEE.
completes a happy program
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
CITY CONTINUES
FIGHT FOR GAS
Company Expert Has Plan
to Get Results With
Low Pressure
ENGINEERS GET DATA
City Authorities Gathering
Evidence To BE Submitted
at oklahoma City


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
ORI'IIICt'Ni.

There is but one term TO he ap-
piled tu this weeks bin at the or
pheum, ana that iS--cNccllent. II
Is real vaudeville, carefully select =
ed a::i. ::::--.....: l., n hummer tnnt
leaves nothing unsatisficd.
William Scabury and Company
are hoadlining, and give all and
more than Is usually found even
In the best revue, II IL a tcrpai-
chorcan production, iavishily en-
Nroned. ably presented, with each
member OF the cast "A distinct and
artistic principal.
Seaburys snct cannot be called a
dancing act, for Il is more than
that. IT IN n great big, hcaping
measurcful " classy entertainment
that goes To make good vaudeville
better.
Scabury himself Ia u star Moth
Ing less will do. lie * the most
graceful stopper that has ever ap-
poarcd In Tulsa. His execution uf
even the most difficult dancing
numbers is peescuted with such
ease, grace and charm and with
such subtle artistry that is really
charming
Soahury In his dasCiug novelty.
Each is stopper Of unusual tai
ents, aud assists most wonderfully
In the offering. Tho jazz" fin
ish * exceptionally clever and great
applause was accorded this act
last night,
II would not be amiss AZ this
time In reviewing the headline act
nt the orphcum to make special
mention OF the Pianist, who ls
splendid, His several numbers
were nlesasingly rendered and II
1t due much TO this young mans
ability and direction that the Sea
bury act goes 20 smoothly.
Frances Kennedy. whose name
has probably been featured In every
vaudeville house IN America took
the house completely with her
SONGS ana clever savings. Miss
Kennedy serves real, refreshing
humor and she proved charm
ing hit on last NIGHTS bill
An artistic offering on tho. pro .
gram Is the appearance ~ Dorm
Hilton ana Comnany whose rem
dni'n ut several vocal SELECTIONS
confirmed hor billing. The Girl
with tho Golden Voice"
Jiw nnd llughio O'DonnoU I'm an
""' collie 'rho LITTLE wonder" was
"r ". r"nu'rud rha midpat ia
tho compnny IS especially pleasing.
AIRED l1i,l' 20 clprrr animal inn
nrrs"n1'or who win Doe romcu, o.
h"r"' hN lo0ot thoaicrrlcrs for mia
cN"cl'cn' work ip several musical
productions. scored. whlo Croon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

Pcnnsyivauia. who Is TO speak on
social and upIift work.
Tho executive and entertainment
committees ~ the prgauization viii
break kfnst at the Wboda cafe al 3 10
o'clock Monday morning and nt the
no me tlf.-p on TucHday morning Tho
Child welfare board ~ the humane
society viii entertain an guests at
luncheon at f. oIlock Tuethny at
The Kennedy roFnurnnt Tuesday
afternoon the delegates and workers
Will visit the sand Springs iustitu
lions on Invitation from tharl"a
!aRc.
Among rhpse who arrived yoster
day were Ms T. j Bcuho0 NJ
Miami. president nt United 'hari-
t.es; Mrs, Sid"smurc of Muskogce
representing the United Charities Of
that CITY. Mis Josie Burton ~ Law
ton. - obatipu officer Of Com.
mnpchc county and Mira Josephine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
DELEGATES HERE
FOR CONFERENCE
Welfare Workers Begin
Two-Day Meeting at
Municipal Hall

Delegates to the Oklahoma con
arrive yos erdoy and were welcomed
.ny aocHl workers ~ this city. who
were on duty all day at the local
humane office. Tho conference will
be- called 10 order al $50 o'cloc X
this morning In The municipal audi
turium
The vnrious pulpits OF M" city
were occupied hy speakers or dole
gates last event 49, In preparation Tor
he conference which opens ihiH
muiT.Lg, boRinn NJ Win an address
~ welcome hy Mayor 7 -. Evans
TuhaN's program promises many
intercatiuv talks and no. feature Uf
thts vyvu nEs mt"llug VIII De the
add o. hy Gp cr-pr BrumhauRh uf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

The S1ph'ad. produced last
night at the Palace Theatcr with
William " Crane ana buster Kra.
ton as ou-s'urs. proved ~ De the
biggest event of the season. Hero
was a screen play Mat carried with
iNthe very breath Of ltre. The char
artcrs were developed us roll hu-
man beings, far removed from tho
conventional t.pUs az th, screen.
The story grew naturally out ur
The lives of the characters. and a
grew with that queer mixture OF
comedy and tragedy that Is an es-
sential part or human experience.
The story concerns itself with
New York society and the Stock
Exchange.
william II. Crane plays the role
NJ the bluff and arrogant money
,nagnate with that fiuesso which
made him one of the leading star,
of The stage. The rich, mellow art
-, the great stage comedian Is here
saan al highest degree Of perfec
lion. Buster Keaton as THE Sap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
LiquiI, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one sa.e, dependable treat.
meat that relieves itching torture and
tAa, cleanscs and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for q 3jc or$ bottle
cfZcrlo and app'y II as directed. Soon
you will fad that irri.ations, pimpies
tlaekheads, eczema, LlotcheSringworri
-adsitnilar skin troubles viii disappear.
Zemo the penetrating. satisfying
liquid, Is ell that IL needed, for 1t
eanishes most sin eruptions, makea
the sl.in soft. smooth and healthy.
~NeE. W. Roso Co. Cleveland, q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
ALLEN SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Former Police Cbicf Injured In Auto
smash Btggaius tOnsCI business.

Charles T. Alien former chief Of
police Of Tulsa. seriously injured last
week In an automobile accident. and
confined at the Tulsa hospital viii
recover Or. Fred NJ BosO an
nounced Sunday night.
Ir. Boso and Dr. 4. Ray Wiley
have been In constant attendance at
Aliens bedside, and believe that the
crisis has been lEssed. ADcn was
Unconscious for more than 20 hours
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

wcek has hastendd the ripenlng OF
the wild persim mons found around
the outskirts OF Tulsa, ana particu-
larlys north OF the city Every road
INTO the county on Sunday revealed
parties of mon women and children
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMo
QUININE tablets The genuine bears
the signature of Il. W. Grove. 30c.--
AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
Tulsa;S Leading Theaters
offer Unusual Attractions

head" was continuously funny. but
the fun comes from humanity Of
the characterization. not from the
alapstick tricks by which MIR. Kca-
ton gained fame.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

Take GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL
TONIC To destroy the Malarill
Germs IN the blood and thus Pre-
vent ChiilH. 75c. AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

Washington. field agent ~ the
United States social hygiene board,
with headquarters at Iawton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
Persimn,On Hunters Find
Large Crop in Country

The sharp cool weather of tho pas,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

Natural know thHt different rcgu.
Iatluu off stovrH viii provide more
heat. then irH up To- them TO show
connumors what to do. and we're
going 90 iuyis, that they Ect busy
1T H prepoHtorous 10 thlnk Ol
ohanFin the present gas equipment
for low pressure stoyos Tulsana
would lose Thousands ~ dpllarR
Aud liH too late now to think Of
changing this winter
The remaining test muny IN ia"
Gns cas-" viii bee introduced at okla
homn City probably the iasj ~ thi,
month according to Corporation
Commissioner u. y. Echulr whu
returned tu oklahoma CIty Saturday
OklahNmu city Saturday aft'ru2un
This testimony is being gathc "a hS
Barney Meyer and +. i. Y. Rooney,
local engineers appointed by Art
H. walkers. chairman of the cor
pufntiuu commission. 10 Hssiu tn"
city In Obtaining evidence against
the gas company Their testimony
viii roal mostly with vhlun uns, AZ.
praisals, investments ana rc arms P'
the company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
ShermOod Chase Dies
Snddeniy FOiiOUing
Operation on Throat

Sherwood it chase, 40 years old.
I2Os orth Elwood district manager
OF the Illinois Torpedo company
died suddenly at O'Clock sunday
afternoon. following au operation
for throat trohblc. lIr H survived
DO, hla wife, and parents the latter
ll,lug nt Smcihport, Pa.
Chase had been resident Of .Tul.
Hu many years was % mc.ubcf ~
un, Masonic fraternity ana widely
known iu oh and business circles.
Funeral arrangements have ot brru
made. pending word from his
parents n WIS not decided last
nighi whether burial would be IN
Tuifa or his former ~lmo IN Penn
gylvuIn TO- had returned Saturday
from huHiucss trip in Kansas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
OPPOSES M'ADOO's
TAX REDUCING PLAN
Any Increase in Present Government
Indebtedness Would Cause Grave
Financial Situation.
I1y ASSOCIATED I,ress.l

10y Associated Frcssl
W ASfliNGTON. March 11.-Opposing
former Secretary McAdoo's plan of
reducing taxes by additional bond is.
Secretary. Leiiingwcll today told tho
House Ways and Means Committee.
which is considering soldier relief leg
en-: gove er en a the PRES
create grave financial situation.
secretary HOUSTON predicted that a
mpnd issue OF S2,50O.0o0.oQ0 necessary
under certain plans Of adjusted COM
an, might a., result in a disaster" while
Mr ihbfn MSaia T Sa the v worst hing
former soldiers. as a great n,aj0rity
of Of, them would cash their holdings
Both suggested increased taxes as
the least harmful way" to extend
relief ,m the assistant secretary assert
eolne sa Would GSen add to tax x. on in
and he directly felt by those least
able 10 bear 1t.
to hear per cent intercs. and would
be "a much more serious proposition
than II was during the war" Governor
Harding, of the Federal Reserve
"Firs,. there would be lack OF
bonds bonds, during the war" lie said "and
Investments"
Even under increased taxes. secre-
pcnditure of $1,000. 900. 900 Would be ca a
serious one for the people to confront
at this time"
The present financial situation is
not critical" Mr.. Houston commented.
ECONOMY by the people. avoidance OF
waste in expenditures. economical APP
dence in handling these appropriations
will naturally relieve the situation"
Discussing. tho bond plan. MIR. Lcf-
service men, while increasing the ma
TONS Indebtedness. would also bring
about recurrence of activities of
Liberty bond holders after the armis-
tice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
WILL FIGHT BRYAN IN EVERY
PRECINCT IN NEBRASKA
MnuaEer or Observation-Disclosures
Club Replies to- Cornmoncr M To-
Senator's Candidacy.
Iey Associated Prcss.l

10y Associated Prcssl
LINCOLN, NEB, March 11.-W. T.
Bryan's recent statement that if
elected delegate to the Democratic
National Convention ho would not
vote for the presidential nomination OF
United states Senator q. NJ. Hitchcock,
has been replied to by j. II. Mithen,
manager Of Hitchcock for -Presid en-
Club; with = statement that Senator
Hitchcock's friends welcome tho is
sue and Will meet Bryan in every
precinct in Nebraska"
Replying To MIR, Bryan's assertion
that. if Nebraska voters instruct for
senator Hitchcock he would allow an
alternate delegate in the convention
10 vote III his place. Mr.. Mithen said
Bryan had spent years preaching in
favor OF Constitutions and now he
lsks the people of Nebraska to elect
aim as delegate and instruct him. and
then serves notice on them in advance
That instructions given him will not be
binding"
He has always taken the position
chat the rules that govern mems ac-
rs do not apply to him. Mr.. Mithen
added
Among reasons by MIR. Bryan for his
opposition to Senator Hitchcock was
that the Senator had voted against
submission of the Federal prohibition
and suffrage amendments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
cox ONLY DEMOCRAT IN
OHIO PRIMARY ELECTION
United Stntcs Senator Hnrding md
Mnjor-Gcneral Wood Republic
can Nominees.
LBy Associated Press ]

COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 1l.-Gov-
crnor James NJ. Cox will be the only
Democratic presidential candidate TO 20
before the voters for Endorsement at
the primaries April %. The Republi-
can ticket will contain only the names
OF United states Senator warren 6
Harding and Major-G General Leonard
Wood.
Secretary of State Smith today sus-
tanned the objections Of S. t. Golden
secretary OF the Democratic State
Committee, TO the petition OF James q.
Monroe. of Chicago, on the ground that
Monroe's petition was not certified by
nve electors, thus ruling Monroe's
The Republican fight was narrowc cd
to Harding and Wood through with
land. Garfield. however. authorizes
Wood candidates for delegatse to name
him as their second choice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
urookIyn Wen 10 Visit.

CHARLOTTESVILLE MARCH, l0.-A
Stop-ovcr in this city has been ar
months tour to California ana the
southwest 10 be conducted next month
by the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. in CO
operation with the Department OF tho
interior. Participation, at the request
OF the government, in the dedication
ceremonies Of the Grand Canyon of
the Colorado as II national park is the
chief objective of the trip.
me Eagle party, which Will COM
prise about lSJ prominent business and
professional men Of Brooklyn and their
families, VIII arrive in Charlottesville
on Friday, ,Anril ?, at $50 y. NJ. \
committee from the local Chamber of
Wi!l so on 4 motor trip to Monticello. y
Jeiieis sons home. The party viii also
'isit the University of Virginia where
2 formal address will be d.lfycrnJ
by d local Sncnkcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

DANNtLLE. Mach 1O.-An example
81 the Vtru!ence Of influenza among
lie colored race was brought 10 light
nero today when ii developed that three
members OF one colored family expired
Ella Smith died Saturday. after a
s sn Illness Just before her funeral
Smith, died in the house whore thn
service was held, and last night Mary
IamcrSon, a sister-in-law of both the
Jamerson Went 10 the home on Syoa
more street last Friday TO nurse nor
Two relatives when she was stricken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
WAR DEPARTMENT MAY
OPPOSE NEW chamberlain
Army Authorities at Washington
Hold Ground Is Needed for Artii-
lery-Othcr News From State.

NEWPORT NEWS, March 1.-THE
today announced that a complete check
OF its records conrinceS them that no
one was lost in the fire which de-
Stroyed the famous resort last sunday.
Workmcn today are clearing away the
debris. The army authorities a. p,u
Point still have control OF the situation.
While the Chamberlin WAS valued at
$4,000. DO0 the total insurance carried on
it was only SS50.0eo, according to the
management.
While the public is specializing as
to whether or not the hotel will be
rebuilt. reports from Washington are
TO the effect that the War Department
Will oppose this on The grounds that
the Sand ON which the Chamberiin was
located is needed for coast defense pur-
poses.
Private capital of Newport News.
Hampton ana Old Point has signiiied
it's Willingness TO take stock IL the
hotel is to ne rebuilt