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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
Copyright, 1921, by
New Era Features)
By BECK
Of Indianapolis.

Bids Dec. 81, 1921.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Administration and Laboratory Building
Division II. Sanitary District
- Irn.lE L.. - L.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
BRITISH DEBATE
GERMAN TOPICS
Discuss ACCESSIBILITY of Making
Foreign Loan.

LONDON, Dec. S.-The advisibility OF
making a foreign loan to Germany and
the possibility Of allowing Germany to
postpone her indemnity payment, due
Jan. IS, until March, were discussed this
afternoon by Sir Robert Horne, British
chancellor Of the eIcheQuer, and Louis
Loucheur, French representative on the
inter-allied reparations commission
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.

WONDER MIXERS
MIXERS HOSTS. PUMPS. ENGINES.
ALL SIZES CARRIED IN STOCK.
BURL FINCH, DIST. 1890 w. MARY
LAND STREET.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Lions Club Gives
Weekly Luncheon

"Americanism" was the subject of an
address by the Rev. George w. Allison
at the weekly luncheon Of the Lions
Club at the Hotel Lincoln yesterday. He
said that AmerIeanism should be incul-
Gated in the minds Of children while
still in the grade schools, and that the
English language should be the basis
for all teaching. There were short talks
on the sale of Christmas seals and on
the campaign Of the Community Chest.
YOUNGEST FORGER.
LONDON. Dec. S-Harry Rubin, aged
IA. is the youngest forger ever arrested
by the British police. He confessed
when captured.
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AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
HOUSEHOLD GooDS--FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Sanitary couch and pad, in
good condition: also chHd's white iron
bed, complete, also in good condition.
Phone Washington 5Os5.
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COAL.
Best Linton No. lump. 4-inch vein. de-
livered. $780, mine run bright clean, about
SOC large lump, $3.50 delivered. Coal
now on track at Sixteenth and Mcnon.
Telephone Webster 1914 or Randolph 1921.
CASH COAL co.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
PERSONALS.

PARAMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement, private; prices reason
skiN. may work for board; babies adopted;
write for booklet. MRS. 7. B. LONG, 4g1t
e Twenty Seventh St. Kansas City, Mo
NEURITIS. rheumatism lumoszo- 9ery-
BUSINESS, poor circulation treated by cleo
trio hot pack. either at my once or your
home. SIS Traction Terminal Circle s476.
MARC. A. SELLERS. d. P d. c. d. o.
Drugless Therapys Osteo. Magnetic mas
sage. Hours a. m. to D. m Hitz
building. IT'S South Meridian.
PRIVATE messages by masseur OF French
Lick Springs Hotel. Here for the winter.
CLAUDE POWERS. Belmont 1856.
DID YOU SELL IrY
II not. try the automobile columns of
3 The Times Want Ads.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES.

IS HEAD Of nrst-class draft horses.
weighing 1900 TO 1850 each; several
good mated teams. good coal wagon
horses, incest red roam team in state !;
weight 5000. II you want good horses this
is the place. Everything sold under full
guarantee. 427 W. Pearl.
HEAVY work mare Al condition; double
234s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
FAIRFAX LODGE IS
73 YEARS OLD
Anniversary Appropriately Cclc-
brated With Exercises at !. q.
o. +. Hall Last Night.

About 500 members Of Fairfax Lodge,
No. s, | O. q. t.. accompanied ny thelr
wives. gathered in Odd Fellows ha'ii
Tenth and King streets, last night ana
celebrated in an appropriate manner 'he
seventy-thrd anniversary OF the lodge.
The formal address Of the evening wns
made by Past Grand Master Isaac u.
Brown. whose talk covered the seventy
three wears existence of the lodge. He
also snid its members were the foremost
and prominent citizens of the city and
State. MIR. Brown dwelt on the progress
that had been made in the meinbership OF
the lodge. which now numbers d65, having
increased from h0.
A program which included delightful
music was given by the boosters commit.
tee of the lodge. The music was provided
bv Fairfax Orchestra and talented mem
bers of the lodge comprising John Collina'
II. h. Vernon. l.. II Ferry, John Brad
dock and Al Mahoney. A brict comedy
entitled f'In tho Land Of Echo, was pre-
sen,ed Inv Neasrs. Ferry and Vernon a
short address was made by Past Grand
Master John +. Mapee Among the many
guests present were Grand Master CALVIN
III Whitesell Grand Chief Patriarch
" = McIain. members of the grand mas-
tor staff. and representatives ut almost
every Wilmington lodge Of Odd Fellows
The cntert alnment was arranged hy th'
| Fairfax Lodge Boosters Committee, com
| prised of the following members Commit
| toe on entertainment Robert j Turner
| William Maxwell. Alfred G. Riley. vii
/ lard Stout William II Mitchell, George
! Sutor. John @ Powell Howard Seaman
| William II Warhutton. John MoAllister q
and Frank \ Schick, Committee on 70
freshmcnts Jethro Thompson, Fanl
Blankenhorn. Richard Wclch Norva
Collins. Paul Orth, Richard " piehler
Jr, Neal Smvth. Carl Barcus, JOIN
BruH. Amos l. Lawrence, Hugo orth
William II Moran. William J. Howard
Frederick 6 Lord. James 7 Wafhnrtou
and II Leslie Buzine Committee. 81
programs Joseph II Sayera, William
| Maxwell and Horace s livorgood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
KEYSToNE HOTrTS
Kid Carney Scores Technieal Knockout
Over Perkins.

Ioe Martini shaded Blly Hom II
Ph,ladelphia IN four rounds n the kes-
Htonc smoker at l'ythlen Castle tHzt
night IN m unlnierestlng bout kid
Carney scored technical knockout Over
Johnny Perkins, Of Philadelphia When
the latter injured his hand II thc 'hrd
round and WAS forced to qult The bout
promised to be the best of the evening
MS both men were going top speed wben
the injury was announced.
Blllv Watkins, of Coaetcsvllle. defeated
George Moore. in siS rounds kld Nndsl
had the best Of Whitley burke III their
siN-round bout battling Reeds hitting
powers won for him the decision over
Kid johnson. IN their aiX-round 90
The musical program was ono Of the
host Of the season The unexpected sur
prise of the evening was the singing ct
little Mildred F,hart
Jack Ne(iowau referred al the bouts
and his work met with the approval oi
the ring enthusiasts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
NJ ISLAM" Al C0RoNERs.
Health commissioner Wells Explains
Hoard's Position.

Special Commissioner t'hestor II
Wells. Of the state Board of Health
said this morning that the attitude of
that body in the matter of county
coroners being physicians had been
misunderstood. apparently
Tho point made by the hoard is that
in the state as a whole. fully ten per
cent of the death certificates issued are
signed by coroners. who are not
physicians The object of the law re-
auiring death certificates to be sign
cd by doctors is TO secure report OF
suspicious deaths and this could be
assured if IL were provided in some way
that death certificates in coroners' chses
should have the endorsement of
physician instead Of layman, as at
present.
No slam at coroners as class, or
at any individuals was intended. but
the effort WAS in the direction of max
ing death reports 100 per cent those
of qualified physicians, in the place Of
30 per cent.
Without this percentage, doubt is cast
on the accuracy Of vital statistics. as
we'll as on the administration Of JUS
ticc Mr.. Wells maintained
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
PROHIBITION NOT FINANCIAL LOSS.
Country Ahead Of Game When Ledger II
balanced. Dry ON ciaI Asserts.

Rev. T.. G.. Prettyman, head ot the
Anti-Saloon League of the State OF Deln-
ware. this morning received statement
from WAYNE B Wheeler. chief attorney
of the Anti-Saloon League OF America
with headquarters at Washington, show
ing in round figures the total amounts
collected during the year 1920, for lines,
arrests and taxes of violators OF the Vol
stead act,
In spite Of the unsatisfactory conditions
which the enforcement department has
faced, il has assessed over S2O,OO0,oOO
i'm prohihitivc taxes. Over Sfob,ouu
in fines have been assessed and over
81 ,OOOrnOO. worth of automobiles trans
porting liquor illegally have been seized
With these figures It is pointed out that
the enforcement department IA not a
libailitv but an asset to the government.
The department has recently asked Tor
an appropriation of 81. 800, 900 with which
to continue its work The department had
this wear $4,000 900 and deficit oi
81 900. 900 II is therefore obvious that,
in order to carry on the present organlza-
tion, at least 81 500 600 will be required
Even that amount viii not increase the
present force, which is claimed to he IN
adequate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
TRACTION FINANCES.
November Receipts and Expenses Re
ported 10 Public Utility Bonrd.

The report of earnings and expenses
of the Wilmington q Philadelphia irac-
tion Go. for the month of Novembeft lplp,
admitted 10 the Board Of Public utility
Commissioners, ns required by law shows
total operating revenue oi s33i n3o 20 Tor
MI branches, Of which sl67 ,2l3.32 was
from railway operation
The total operating expense waa
s243, 100 ~, of which ~i36, ,pbl w was dne
10 railway operation. !.
The rxceaa of revenue over expense IN
railway operation. Of SIG, ,2sl ~ Is, how
ever. offset by interest, rental aud ms
celaneous fixed charges amounting to
SAC. .pg3. 30, AZ that railway operation ", was
carried on at a loss of sio1l2.lb. This
was carried by the surplus from other
than railway" operations, which amounted
to s32. .2Os "a, leaving a total surplus from
all departments Of s21 ,49b.0p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
JoIIY UNDER 81 900 BAIL
Accused of Attempting to Hold-up and
Rob Man and Daughter.

Charged with attempting highway
robbery. Gravson Iullv, Negro was held
under 81 000baI or the Court Of Genera
Sessions hv Judge Hastings n Nun'clPai
Court today
Edward Smith identified hm as one oi
the three Negroes who held up nun ana
6,s bttlo sister at the polut ot a revolver
~, christmas eve and demanded money
The, searched hlm and finding he had
no Nancy released hlm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
OBITUARY
.taI rtHEv

4 lrns ihe 2-vrar I'D daughfsr ~ ~
and Mrs. Joseph Fqhsv Who disH earl
this morning - fhe home ~ hsr psrsrfs
222 West Fnurih strrr+ ~Ii hr furirI
Monday afternoon ~ rlock iatr
rueut will hs made ~ q sthrdrai cruns.e-f
WRz rr8N~Is TOWARDS
The funeral ~ Nirs FrlnclE Edward
~ wears nd vho died yesterday a. a1f
%orth Forty hrrt sfrsrf ~ iladeluhia 81
be held Monday afternoon ~ brr-irs T.
Iutrrmeuf vlii - made ~ Rrrw7ek
fpHN MIeFTTRF
The funeral ~ John T. Mcintyre 20
vsars old. living a. Middlotovvn. and rhn
died Thursday Philadelphia. p1ii b asid
Monday afternoon AZ q ciock ~Tth s--v
ices At his late residence Inferncnf wili ~
made IN Ceciiton n. T.. cemetery. Cs,li-
ton Md
RsCHEL ~ MCFAnfFV
Rachel T. NeFadien r1fe - lacoh
p NcFadlen dird at h~r homs yesterday
Funeral servlces will 30 held IN iondsv
morning AZ 10 y clocs ~ hrr ate resldenrs
33s West THIRD street Burial vlN - n
RIverview CEMETERY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
eourt Prevents Waste of Timber.

Tic Superior Court Yesterday afternoon
a.. 1ctitlon ii the Equitable Trust Go.
a~,ignec Of Pose FhzaheiA Qunton DIX
on granted "a wnt Of esticpemcrt which
Vae directed 10 sheriff Joseph II Gould
end tho Delaware Granite Co. and for
bade and prohibited the commission
Of waste on 3 and % hundredths acres
of land IN Brandywirc hundred adjoining
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. the Talley
road and Turkey Run Mrs Dixon has q
mortgage on the land. which was purchas-
cd few years ago by the graplte company
Tho writ was granted chiefly to prevent
the granite company cutting timber on
tEr premises. This Is the first time a
VT Of c,trcpement hes been issued in
New Castle county siuce IS43. when
law providing for such a writ was enacted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
PLEa Fop covsr'wrr
& Senator Says Appesls n ro-vr-rs
Nean sfiet" Hirr


~ sasorfafeg Vyerr q, Fvrrv 1ysnfrs
Washington Jan plra frr 00a
rldrra'ion for ihe ul'iusfe r0nrrv-v 80
made to-day ~ -rrq'or h0rna~ q fi~'fTs
d. before thr 5rrafe finance sT-rrnif'r-
II strikrs ro~ said arns'r- II Tn0fr.-
that s1rrc o.reidrraflpn rughf ~ 81
yivrn the rrr-iri-r F~rrvhos-v -~rr.-
here apDealing f,- hrln Fvrrvhnfv n
: had ~ H-i' the rr-Ih p 7i-svs So
aarrr sfirk fir -0rrfrrrr
X - To,r appearing IN h~s.F -
California iernou Rrr-r~rs haf a.1-i - e
tariff ~ two renfs ro1nd ~ l.-p~ns
-enseor Thomas irTurrf wh.shsr ~
'hia ra'a v-az fvrd fhs zro7r~rs ~1uid ~
rlrvrl1r, = MONOPOLY - resiilt a ss-rf -
orIt ffaiian larnons
S0rnS nav need relief ap dN-s 'hn
~nnsurnsv said fhe senqtnr ~ ~
relief yori seek % granted snf 'hts arrliss
n not nrly 'ha lemon ministry ~ ~ ~
industries 'he pneliniarv --lisf -T-ns'
cit ~ The ~onsunsr
why fha only things fhs or.n~Frn~v r.r
h,lv rhnaply uNw ~ addef 4rs r4-i
srrrrs and r0-'age stamps nd - 80
need fur rorkserrrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
GRACE PLAYS IROQuOIs.

The Iroquois club of the Chester
Y. Nj. G. A. will be the opponents Of the
Grace team in their next game at the
Friends school gymnasium on Monday
evening next
The girls Of the church win play a
preliminary game 1t is very likely
that they will play boys rules. so an
interesting battle is assured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
BREWER CASE UNFINISHED.
Taking of Testimony Finished, Case
Goes 10 Jury Monday.

The trial of George 5. Brewer, charg-
ed with attempted felonious assault on
Anna Converse. was completed In
Court of General Sessions yesterday
afternoon,
The addresses 10 the jury and the
charge will he made on Monday morn
ing. 70 which time the jury has been
discharged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
COUNTY ASSESSMENTS.
Board 10 Visit Newark and Middletovn
Next Week to Make Levy.

Members of the county board of asFess-
ment have been taking advantage of the
ouen weather that hrs pTevalled th'7
winter and have been viewing properties
They expect % visit Newark and Middle
town next week N order To- place on their
assessment books the rev properties IN
those towns
The Office force iz working full time N
preparing the books which viii he posted
IN the public the first If next month
The books viii to placed ~ q public
place in each ~ he - election districts
M The anlntN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
SEARCH FOR Roy.
Washington u. c. Youngster Left Home
After breaking Window.

The police have been asked to he on tho
lookout for Custis petts, 9 wear old boy
of Washington. u C.. who has been miss
ING from his homo for several weeks. no
boy was ono Of group Of boys who were
PLAYING football and accidentally hroke
q window.
The bows were told that they would nave
to pay for the window and after dong thie'
were told they were going 70 get spank
ing. Custis, evidently disliked the idea,
and returning 60 his homo, secured si%
and Disappeared -,
The boy is described as having blue
eycs. brown hair and light complexion
At the time Of his disappearance he wore
"a bluc serge suit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
STIFF FIGHT PROMISED
ON IMMIGRA TION BILL
Measure Barring Aliens Entirely
for One Year Has Friends
and Foes

Washington. Ian 9 prolnngatlon Of
the hearings on the drastic oneyear I'm
migration restriction hl for an indefinite
reriod has been decided on by the Senate
committee on Immigration Evidences ot
orposit,on % The measure are arcumu-
lating lr the record % testimony taken
thus FAR this being increased notably
Yesterday hy the statement oi Nerre-
sentative Sieeel n y author of the
mporit, report on the Johnson bill
Additional vltnc7acR viii be heard next
week. for threr specified days w to
Ianuar, L \fteT that the question oi
further hearings will he determined hy the
| nature and number of request for hearing.
and also hv the disposition Ut the COM
/ mlttce ~ t. the question of taking iurt ther
1 testimony
| The formal notice gwen ont Yesterday
! IN senator Colt Il z. chairman oi the
committee of thc hearing program show 9
| that a largo number If organizations vet
! remain to 10 hoard inc lndlnR MAJOR !.
/ Clsrkson of tho National competitive
Industries. William Bennett hlcaEo.
| formerly n member ~ tho immigration
! Commission. representatives ot trans
pnrtation concerns including 6 I Mo
| Gov. Western railroads representative
| and G Hurley oi New York 4rcrctary
of tho National Immigration Council.
, S,dne, T. Morse Now York. secretary o
tho Iransatiantl Passenger Conference
Tawaon Sandfoyd New y ok. and repre-
srntatives az tho Cunard steamship line
| The witnesses are scheduled to toe hear6
| not later than "Wednesday of next week
| They will be followed hv witnesses to h'
summoned to discuss possible permanent
| immigration legislation at this session
These witnesses will include Harry \
| Mcbride If fhc State Department. iormc
| United States Consul ~ Warsaw. wh'
recently has been making an nticlai studN
of immigration conditions IN Europe: Mis-
/ Frances Keller. of Ncw York former i'm
migration Official and Dr Albert Shlcls
/ \ e. \ - - IL In ,.rrn - II ntIfc1l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
HARDING CONFERS
ON NAVY EXPENSES
Also Sees Number of Callers
With Various Kinds of Axes
TO Grind

py' Associated Press 10 Every Evening
= Marion. Ohio, Jan 2-Representa
tive Butler. of Pennsylvania. chairman oi
the House naval committee was called
into conference today bv Freaihent-nieot
Harding to considef means for reducing
naval expenditures without lmpalfinR
the efficiency of the nation first line OF
defense. Although favoring n navy strong
enough 10 insure safety % American
shores and 90 American commerce the
President elect feels that much of the
present expenditure for the naval estab-
Iishment could bn dispensed with by exer-
clse of greater economy and that poa7thly
the naval building program could safely
be curtsiled
Other callers on MIR Harding lat
today included Daniel . Itoidt The
New York financier. y. II. lnman. 81
the indianapolis thamhcr # oaurstee,
Representative Taylor. II lennns9ee
and q committee of the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association, headed -
Wilson COMPTON. ~ hleagn
Marion Ohio. ian. & Andrew "
Nellan rittahure banker, wha laa heen
recommended to senator Harding -
Senator'S penruae and Knox uf Penneyl
vania for Secretary ~ The Treasury
| srent az hour with tho President elect
| Yesterday lis visit natural Y fFYiye'
gossip about the Presi,lenteleot nlfl
mate choice fnr tho Treasury lnsi u
s,tuatiop remains where i has faf eevefa
weeks Charles q IlaUes u hieagp
| tentatively invited, laeks only tie Iresl-
,lent-elect's formal notification
Senator Harding and myself havl
heon discussing widn fange Il hnil
economic and financial affalfe. said
| Mr. Ncllen ihry have fnbfaced Prett
much everything fruin banking T. shp
| p,np and from financial affalrs u to
s,overninent to industrial aud lafnr f'on
| cprns
"No. w have not Devoted any titne Z
| tho consideration 1T international 'lles
| tiane | have such culture 'aniidehee =
| the senator Wisdom. IA the fn'ifs" =
| ,s following a. regards those. that haF
| not assumed a. venture any suggestions
| Another l'ennsy lvanlan Who eonirf
| red with Senator Harding yrsiefdaf wa
| Joseph u t.tnndv ni HfIaid. pfesidsn
| of the ppnnsylvanla Manufacturers Nf
soc,at,nn Ntr t,rnJv "a a Ieafnse leuten
| ant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
BEACON COLLEGE CItH.
Members to Organize Reading Room
and Iiterar, Classes.

The newly elected officers of Bea-
com College club mot at the home Of
4 Raymond Jackson last evening.
In the future. all matters for publi-
cation will be handled through pub
licity bureau. headed hy \. Raymond
Jackson. with two associates. The
bureau will take immcdiatesteps to
outline "A club paper Due 10 the in
creased membership. Miss Bertha
Veach was appointed assistant cor
responding secretary Plans for estab-
fishing reading room and literary
classes. during the winter and spring
months, were acted upon.
The January business and social
meeting will be held "Wednesday even
ing The entertainment committee hns
prepared program of games refresh
ments and dancing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
TEXANS SEND IArs BAck
Two Families DESIRING 10 Settle There
to Return 90 California.

Harrington. TeN Jan. $ Following
4 long conference with the two Japan
A. families which arrived AZ IIarlin-
zen to settle on Texas farm lands
American Legion representatives today
laid mans for the return of the ori-
entails to California
The Legion officials further pledged
their aid in the recovery ~ money
reid bv the japanese in the land deal
which the Orientals declared involved
4 sum OF SO Gee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
Al Mccoy Suspended.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Jan. S--Al Mccoy, mid
dleweight boxer. has been indefinitely
suspended By the State Boxing Com
mission for failure to appear at q
scheduled bout. 1t is understood he
will appeal at a meeting Of thee COM
mission next Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
Accuse Elkton Man of Auto Theft.

Governor Richie Of Maryland has
fixed Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Baltimore. as the time for hearing II the
q setion brought BY AttorneyGeneral Town
send 10 obtain requisition papers with
which toreurn J. Harvey stanton Of Blk
ton Md. to this city, where he is accused
Of stealing an automobile, the property
Of Charles Solomon. S17 Tatnall street
Stanton was arrested in Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
Mrs. Hartman Entertain at Luncheon

Mrs. Elizabeth Hartmann q go.
Franklin street entertained ie0 friends
and member Of the Womans boncflt
Association Of the Maccabees al her home
on Thursday ST a luncheon Covers were
laid for I2 guests as follows Mrs Lillian
Carmichael, Mrs Mary Trlbctt, Mrs
Laura Shilling. Mrs Mary Morris Mrs
LILLIAN Foulk. Mrs Lillian Singles. Mrs
Della Walker. Mrs. Barbara White and
the Misses Dora and Irene Singles and
Bessie Maclarv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
MINGO STRIkERs FIRM.
Hardly a Break In the Ranks Declares
Head OF State Federation

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Charleston. W. Va, Jan S.--Strikers
in the Mingo coal field are staying
with their cause with hardly a break :"
said James Riley. president Of the
West Virginia State Federation Of la
hor in a statement made public here
today.
lie said ne was satisfied that the
miners would win the strike within
the next few weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
COAL PRICES PAID BY u. =.
"REQTIRE" INVESTIGATION

Washington, Jan. S.-Evidence as to
prices charged the government for coal
in 1920 submitted 10 the Department
of Justice by the Senate committee on
reconstruction appears to warrant,
even require" investigation, Acting
Attorney General Nebeker announced
todaY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
TO EXPLAIN CHARGE.
l. X, Howard Summoned Before House
Committee on Wilson Dam
Statement

Is. Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Jan s J r Howard,
n~es;dent of the American farm bureau
federation. was summoned today to ap-
pear before the House war investigation
committee to explain a charge by HIM
that a sI0.000.000 appropriation for
development of the Muscle Shoals nitrate
plant was defeated III the House through
the influence of large corporations who
have a selfish interest IN maintaining Ter
tilzer costs