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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
SEEN on TIE SIDE
HI HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The NIOtOrtSt,

Inc 'uOtoFtSt
L own an automobile.
very nice machine
III Keeps mo hustl!ng all the time
For oil and gasoline.
When must buy il rubber
MY pockctbook goes Hat.
And yet 1t is mighty nice
Old motor car. at that
Time was when fifty ccntimos
was money. hut you know
1t takes ten times that many dimes
To make gas-hugGics go.
used to save my quarters
Against u rainy day.
But now It's Just amnIius. now
Ten dollars melt away
MY bungalow is mortgaped
My furniturc's in hoci,.
ANA now | need new pistons for
The cars begun To knock,
We've patched our clothes to keep il
And MI it's thirsty tank
Ana now it's reached the stage where
Must rob the baby's bank,
i'ut O! ye men who motor
Come join in" in my tears
love tho rafting motor. AMI
love its Erndin. gears.
Let slaves eat bread and butter
with thrift their guiding star.
III motor to the poor house in
My little motor car,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

Two public IA, always known Con
Wa Tear" as the great lover" az
the screen. In his lUtcs dramatic
mh$trrp!'cc. Whispering Devils"
which opens at the !iJuu 'rhcatvr To-
day, h. adds another priL, to his
screen crnqucsts, for hc appears not
only as magnetic soul stirring
inN"r. hut Hs courageous man bat =
ii!ns with trial and temptation and
"m"rEiug a. a victor in the fierce
struggle That every human being OF
Nesa and blood must sooner or later
undergo for hinGelf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

~, III. NNsON. ". Va. Jan. 10
IN, ne mining camp OF the Hurnwell
o, 49, ma cokc Company, in Kentucky,
rom mere vac attacked today nv
p,fSonS hidden In the surrounaine
mountains Colonel Herman Hall, i'm
'"iciN upon receipt OF the news
*,ni patrol OF Federal trcons "a
the Tgcnr ~ ~
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Drnf, Lists nciup Cor,,,,,

w hSlilNGToN. Jan. ~ ~ Officials
"i IA" American Legion. STATE adit;-
InntS-Eencrnl ana The Nav" perarf-
ii"ni as well as members Of th, Local
"'hi boards over III" countrv, ar,
assisting tn" War Department f. 49,
f''tlnS IA" lists of DRAFT cvnioyS urio-
I" tAc!r publication Secretary E,l;.r
announced today. iIr said tn. drnnrt :
n" man who was exempted from snr
N'r' or VINO actually served with the
d:htiuC forces was branded IS an
rNNnrr or hrH,ri.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Observation-Disclosures.

ID. H.. Cnlpcpcr.--A Congressman
at large is one elected by the votcrs
OF whole state. not hy those of :.
single district This usually happcrs
when new census has given n STATE
more Representatives than il has Con
Grcssional districts. Each district
then elects one Representative and the
atcnt-lRrge--thht is. the whole
Statc-clcCtS the remainder. As soon
rs it can be done conveniently. The
state cnlarEcS its number of districts.
SO there is no more need TO chose u,
Congressman at large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
MINIATURE NIM,x,r
Theater Calendar
Ac,nnMY-kcl,h ,nudr,,llc.

RfJDI - Conway TrnrIr and
H">cmnry Thchy, In '.whI~urrinr
Devils"
MI EbiRn-t:curSc Wnish. In
''fh" rIungrr."
HRbtDWi S-iIIrr Urn,,,. IN
The Ncw York idea
tSiS--"fhr Midnight Rihcr>."
~ hit-Inn Claire. Ia "poiIy
With u Past"
uDi;ON-WIiIinn Il. Nt,,c..
'Nh~uiunscr Madness"
III. ---"Iioot" Gibson. In "rhc
Van with II Punch"
VIC TORN iliinm -. Hart. in
The Intriui.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
I.nis W.ilsnn I,nr,,.

I.0ls WIIsOn, iNr prctty sCreuN aUt-
ross VINO Is playing leading rOl.
IN Midsummer Madness" ut tn" Od"ou
Theat"r had a welcome home" par
" tho other dag. She took advant-
age OF short vacation To journey
mack 10 birmingham. Ala, and for
The first time since she began lcg
screen career visit old friends and
relatives there. Making personal APP
pcarancrH in several of the ;h"Itcrs,
Miss Wilson was given Il roy:Il well
come everywhere.
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Cinema Programs
Ina tiaIrr picture

INo 'IUIrc lWI.I - soon To-Day 10
more" AMI saturday 90, the Lyric
IH'"l tf Ia a p!ctGri2HtInu al nor
DAVID Re.usoo stage success. pony
WITH a I,ast.' by GoorE, Middleton
ana Guy Bolton. /, H. Metro pro =
GNyti"n' ahtrted ton pictures by Jun.
Mathis and produced urldor IN. Y,r-
'onHI supervision OF MaNNrli ltnr-
SrT, director general. Miss Claire 3
now starring ia ''rhc COLA DIgrers. %
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost amy
topi". excepting on legal nna med l.
car subjects, are answered free. As
MI Inquire. are answered directly
u! rersonul letter, u seIf-n,idrcSscd
stamped envelope TX required. Sd
"r"s* The Timcs-DfSpntch Inrorma-
ton turcau, Richmond, va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

E4nLdslIED every In, In the year Il 10 , S"msh
Il gsnth street. Rclmond. Va. by The 1i"cs-
Oisp1teh Publishing Co. Inc.
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cuunrcs rI,n of PAYMENTS

PARIS. Jan. i9.--Abandonment OF
the plan OF liking the total amount OF
separations to he paid by Germany
and the Eubstitution Of annual pay
ncnts has been agreed upon by
French. British and German delegates,
say "a Berlin dispatch 10 the journal.
The c"Spapcr says that FOR Il period
OF five years the annual payments
would he made In Kind under the
terms Of the arrangement made.
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ScnpInpc Forced Do,xn

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. la.-The
naNai s"nplanc nee which was
.orccd down ana wrecked during a
Eroup ma val scapiane flight from san
nIcsn 70 fIlhao. Canal Zone has been
sunk by gun fire" according 10 re-
port received by the naval radio here
t""i>N. No explanation OF the message
Was received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
THURSDAY. JANUARY 90, 1921.
Glass on Taxation

&c ENATOR CARTER GLASS views on tax
~ reimbursement and the institution of
governmental economies with the view OF
relieving the burden OF unusual living costs
are entitled to careful consideration by
congress whenever IL addresses itself ear
|nestly TO reimbursement Of tho incidence of
Federal taxes. As Secretary OF the Treas
Jury following the close OF the great war,
Nlr. Glass was in position where he had
large opportunity for studying the effect
upon business OF the system OF taxes inn
posed in haste by Congress 10 secure rcve-
nue. for financing the tremendous war eff
fort III the light Of their operation he
| finds many inequalities in these revenue
laws which impose unjust handicaps upon
legitimate business enterprise. which should
be eliminated in the interest OF ircer OPP
portunity for business development
Among the indirect taxes which. in his
judgment, are seriously handicapping bust
ness is the cxccss profits tax This tax. he
assures us. has an appreciablc influence in
the direction of higher costs of commodi-
ties because in tho last analysis il is paid
by the consumer and, as is the case with
all indirect taxes, II is multiplied many
times over before being paid by tho latter
He advises that this tax be repealed or radi-
cally modified. In support OF this conten-
ton IL will be remembered that the Treas
try Department at the time OF the imposi-
ton OF the tax opposed ii on the ground
that it would have the effect now SO gen
orally recognized
However. since staggering indebted
ness was incurred by.oHr participation in
lhe war, Senator Glass recognizes that the
burden or existing taxes cannot he ma
terially liEhtcncd without tho most rigid
economy in governmental expenditures hc
pracuced' Hence. he expresses the hope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Mitchc,Is Estntc Apprnl,cd.

NEW YORK;. Jan. lo.--The estate
OF John j. Mitchell, former Mayor of
New York. whc was killed at n South
crn aviation field during the war, to-
day was appraised by the state den
uty comptroller at S17.l9l The net
estate was S5i,tl2. OF which $4,000
was left 10 his mother and Sii,li2
to his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

TELEPHONE: Itandniph
Private Branch ia
change connecting VIII
All departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

'Isons chance TO get even with Harding
WI come March 4. whom he hands him that
congress lexington Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
"lIoot Gibson picture.

"iloot" Gibson Is back at tho Rex.
He is being features in The Man
with a Punch" which Is much-
ialkca-of picture. The Heart OF
Texas Ryan" in which Tom Mix Is
playing tho leading role. will be
AnN,Nn inmDrrnM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Vim, Iliw lrcnt,,rcx.

THE PIunEer.' George Wa!sh's
latest William Fox picture, which IL
~ the Biucbird Thcatcr today for
the last time. Is said to contain fca-
lures OF extraordinary interest.
~ one example. the scene Of the
recent disastrous Wall street cXplo-
tmrc. having been filmed only few
hours before the dealt dealing blast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Authors Nidow we'd. nro,s.-

NT:W iUIIN. JAN. l!-Thc marriage
OF Mrs. Margaret Sccly blossom.
widow OF Henry NJ. BLOSSOM we'll
known author ana playwright, to T..
{. Jones. millionaire broker ana
sportsman. in Jersey city last Mon
day, became known here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

The wonder is that North Carolina has bee
able to mako such remarkable progrcss whe
Il so cngrosscd in making whisky ms son
OF tn" rcformers would have us bclicvc---wi i,
ston- Salem journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
electric I.irlifS.

K. L. s.. Winterpock--Thc advent
OF the first successful incandcsccnt
lamp dates from 1879. when Edison
lamp, and from that time the growth
If the incandcsccnt electric lighting
Industry has been extremely rapid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

state. That is an argument OF prcn, ,voi,b,
WIN the American people ana II will prevent
Widespread adoption of drastic SUNDAY Jaws
Wilmington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

Senator Willis says the Senate oligarchy
IS tho 'nonoXis,ing Pigment OF political
brain" First thing know the Ohio man
Will be denying that there was II war or
that an obstructive Senate blocked an
honorable peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Charcon, Epn.s Dali, rbournt

Mo II ten mcn in de worl' got consciousness
said Charcoal Eph, in mood hut hit sure
take lot q huntin' { locate one when vo'ul
hced coal Eat prunc. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUN-
it.NTIOSS tn The Times
Dispatch and not 10 IN
iii, iuuais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
I,iil Hart Hack,

Featuring the Victor program to-
day is William 8. Hart. In The Pa-
trio;." one Of his early successes, and
a production declared TO be one OF
his most thrilling picturizations. SEN
nctts Foolish Age" is the supple
mental number.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
"I'hc New YORK. idea"

Alice BRADY. IN The New York
idea" Will open a thrcc-day engage
mrnt at the broadway today. This
picture is said to bc one OF the best
brought here In some time by the
thcater, and large crowds are expect
ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
L.OrnI Tcn,peratu,r N..terLu.

T. NJ t"uipr,a iurr .,
MaNhhum temperature 10 ~ NJ pr
minimum Temperature Ia - NJ
M''h ttinl'tItirc ycsiVrdaN. .... .,
,\"rmHi t'hIpt tntug" Tor ,hia attc z,
p,G.i,,,'S s'st'i",'! .-.-........ y
j., 49, ~ H'','' MhrCh !.......... 80
''''''' '''''t ''plu7'S l.............. II
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Franklin Buried I'm Philadelphia.

y. +. T.. Woodstock--Bcnjam if,
Frank died April Il, 1890. in Phila-
delnhia. His grave Is in the church
yard At Fifth and Arch Streets. Phila-
delphia-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Up With the Times

dispatches '!o not inform US. but il must be
'"Nei i"F granted that Ia max. III" Frcing-
huEScn yacht seem homelikc TO Mr. Harding II
has been htird up with Il from; porch--a sacri-
lice or things nautical TO things political
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

lt our Congressman are 50 f;,lliblc as to need
protection from lobbyists, such as Sanntor
oNcr'nan would provide. why not sen,,
Guardian along with each OF them. or. better
SIM. keep them ut home whore they wont hay.
:" face temptation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

IT the diplomats Of Earth want to get all
people good and disguised with war let every
country start civil one at it's ow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
The Weather
Hurnishcd by 4. $. Weather rurcnu.)
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: Virginia.
Partly cloudy nn,i nucI,
warmer Tiiurs'lny md
Friday.
North CasPlina-rurt-
~ cloudy AMI much
Mnin'cr Thursday nnd
Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

it'ihi"; hours ending T.. NJ . None
itninitli - ',gu'E cndrg l.. Nj None
t.Nu"s- since Martn ID
i-NctSs slnty january l....-. isI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
lnl Data.

''"'ih ohtrrNht'nh- ~ J.. VI. lr~trr,!uN
mo- direction, cast. Mind velocity =. .
weather. "t l.. NJ. patt!y cloudy.
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COAL RESOURCES OF !. S.
GREAT, OPERATOR ADMITS
Official OF National Association
Comedies Iinpossibility of Con.
unutng Shortage.
OVERHEAD ADDS no COST
Senate Committee Chairman Draws
FROM Trade Body Head Ad,n,,-
sion That Salary OF $4,000
Year Boosted Production Casts

WASiilNGTDN. Jan iC.-provI.io,
OF the calder bin for Federal r.ru,,
ZION Of the coal Industry wcr. do
bounced as Revolutionary I'm tbsir
uppi!cation to existing relations or
american government and lndus,rv.
oF j. -. ~ Morrow. vice. prcyIacr,
oi ihe National Coal Association. m.
hay hcfor" the Senate Manufactures,
Committee.
senator Reed. Democrat. Missou-i
drcw from tn" Witness nu,nerou,
Statements that coal resources of ~.
United states are Immense I'm ex,n,,,
ana thnt continuing shortage Of SIM
ply IS Impossible.
huston Thompso on, chairman OF III.
Federal Trade Commission. onno,
'hs '"'c IN Tho day. began an indors.
mnnt or tn" Calder measure r,t,
was cut short by adJournmen, mil,
tomorrow when Thompson VIII re-
sumo
S'"rncd by Conrts.
Mt THOMPSON. In his br,cr ,,s.i
hoh% explained that tho rodo,.,
trade Commission In 1920 r,,
bnrHcd upon cost ,indlnr ,nvcs,,na
lions IN the coal industry. bp, ha1
p"en stopped by the courts u,r,,, ~
appeal "f To" National Coal .ssoo,,
~ M"ny coal operators. he added
were willing. However. 10 fu,,tsn
f'bofs 10 tho commission T.,
'p'' 81 The commissions ston1
'F'l''S' accepting them in view q,
INC courts action
ar Morfow's stand waa far fyo,r
~, "i.s'l'''ehSel By the commit,
men he remarked tina, Two
.o''l"itteo between three dnys" ,,s
n"SNihF nron proposal for nil.
"N'"F ana n measure tia, "a,
"'.''y Nh"'' OF nalionailzn,io, .,
mines Senator Jones. Dom
80 New Mexico. r"tortch tina, ,,o.,,
'''a or the committee hn5 $780,.
","h'ns ana years In study a, INA
non S"nator Walsh po,r,,.,.
,'"saaohns"tiH. raised tho uI,s,,.,
"'sh hr!oos paid Ia New Enol,nd ~,
so.'' l"st Year. suggesting ,hot ~.
t,ii"J hnl'h, Nnh IN" Industry ,.1
liz ." yHir the d!i'icuty ~ "uI,r'
tGtnat hr.tain did" Nj MSrrSno,.J'' as
iistrirf .nin MAs "a misunderstanding
,,t5Ir,| IN" mat coal prodnc.rs ~,
N'"ihS !" stand clablruo v'bn, -"
producers usiug Cnsl Ia nneh Other
,N!nFt arc willing 10 s,,,J 'i.S
q. -, I,'nAI9r walsh drciire1 INA"
~ ~, ,i'tN were commodities Inn ~ ~.
Sle,i HI"vnt ought 10 prepare ,n II.
~ iiisl ia umcrK.uc,
r' -" i"i'r'tr Switches Theme.
,, '.tnt'n "a Fpilctt. su'',t,.,
~, NHh'Hh'iOu 10 bear unnI ~
"i,r4 .'a ti."i', ana Mr. Morrow
SJiygIDoe. c"ver!nE some ae,jvyPtniM...s
" W t,um, ne said. in recent ycars $3.50
{ niTu'ii. ana hts own saInr
y IL" to'lct,c observed .ibnJ -
,o os't, ou' OF tho coal prodi.c,io1
i!'s!c coal prices sine. ~,
s,iy5'nyEseH to"u, 10 ner cent. d,i. too
~, ,ij ,,iCr7 80 suprlins incressnI
'p' eharr"s. aud higher 49,,
M XIX, Dy'nr the most !inport:,,t
ils,rrEirs, e an. rate in The Pittsburgh
a. ~, nov Tor minc day lnhnr -.
WIS., H. Us about SIS" VIC
"I nei"W tho cost or pra,irr,in,''S,
49," MI morrow. reading a gGrin a.
rom districts. mad. on T. ~
u uar l." ranging from $2.iO tn 81 "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

Wave OF wetness which followed "pussy
i"ots dry oratory aboard the Impcrator sce;ns
/" have been in line with results of the we'll
known amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

iiarhensack boasts the advent OF mos
q"''oe% as harbingers Of an early spring.
D"t Richmond beat the New Jersey city
70 II WIN robin, which was seen here
Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

ID iHe scrambing for diplomatic plums
'i'h' are TO he handed out after March 4
we nave seen no one lighting for the am
hassadorship TO Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

foSsihiy there are 4 few Fronchmep who
never nave beer Premier. but We do no,
recall WHO they NE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
10000 Pounds Of Tobacco Burned

Gallipolis, o., Jan. 2s.--Joseph Ar
rington. n tobacco farmer living near this
city, reported yesterday that his tobacco
arm, containing 10000 pounds of bur-
ey leaf tobacco Ind been burned last
night by an incendiary. Authorities be-
icvc the fire was started by persons OPP
oSCd to the sale Of the 1920 crop be-
cause of prevailing low prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
PLANS ID NEW CARDINALS
Final List Said TO Be Prepared for
March Consistory

Rome. Jan. 2S.-The pope will create
fourteen new cardinals at the next CON
sistOry. according TO the GiornnlG
D'Italia. The consistory is to be held
in March
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28

Paris, Jan. 2s.-word has been re-
ceivcd here from Budapest that the ia
nous dancer. Nijinsky, former star oi
the Russian ballet, is hopelessly insane
and now confined in Budapest asylum
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28

that The special commission Of minis
ters of commerce who on Tuesday were
called upon to solve the Austrian prob
lem met Immediately. continued in ses-
sion at night and prepared complete
project for the restoration Of Austrian
finances.
NJ. Loucheur, French minister for
liberated regions, quickly assumed lead
plan which was presented to the Peace
Conference. 1t calls for the creation Of
a great international bank charged to
retain certain receipts and capital, for
which shall be furnished by the great
powers and the states that are success
ors of the Hapsburg empire in the pro-
portion of about 10000, 900 francs for
each state.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28

There have been persistent rumors
among the laity and clergy of th" arch d.
diocese Of Philadelphia 70 the eject
that Archbishop Doughcrty will be mad j.,
a cardinal The rumors crystaI!ized
when the archbishop. accompanied By
three other pyrLutrs, went to Cuba re-
Gently nn a toWr. Those who went
with the archbishop were MonSignoE
4 Coysio. ..uditor of the apostolic lega
tion in Washington the RI. Rev.
Thomas J. Walsh. bishop Of Trenton,
and the Rt. Rev. Philip Bcrnardint,
professor Of canon law at the Catholic
University, Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
USELESS BOARDS
HIT IN DELAWARE
Senator Alice Continues Drive
Against Money-Eating
Commissions
BLOW TO COAL PR0FlTEERS

Dover, Del, Jan. 2S.-1n the D'Ia-
vorc State Senate yesterday Senator
Alice continued the introduction and
passage Of the 'rCpca'Crs' doing away
with some of the useless commissions az
well rs commissions created during the
last few wears which have ceased TO
function. nearly al Of which carried sub
stantial appropriations with them. In
calling for the passage of some OF the
rcnealcrs viii h had been reported ia
vorably, among them being that OF re.
neal of the state survey commission:
which carried Hn appropriation OF
$50 900. Senator Alice said:
This commission has finished its
work and has spent nearly all ct Its
500. 900 appropriation. Forty five hum
dred dollars was paid to one man, which
is much larger than the salary OF any
state official for the same period.
Other bills passed by the Senate in
cIudcd the rcnoal Of the state council
Of defense act. as it had ceased TO tunc'
tion. and the repeal Of a $1,000 appro
priatiOn to the state governmental ana
demonstration farm in Sussex county
Senate hill authorizing Dover to Dor
row $50 600 for improvements at thc
water and light plant was passed under
Suspension Of the rules in both houses
the quick Il tiou being because OF tn,
referendum clause by the taxpayers OF
the town and provision for the refer
endum by the next meeting OF City
Council.
The Senate roo"iycd a conmnnica-
ton from tho phi!outhroNic committee:
OF Wilmington monthly meeting OF
Friends. opposing passage Of the box
ing bill" Also Il communication from
the George V. Farrell camp of United
Spauish War Veterans Condcmning
coal proftccrinG and advocating pass
age of the boxing bill
Senator Walker after the reading OF
the communication from the wa
veterans as to the coal profitc"rng,
suggested that the Delaware Genera
Assembly request the federal govern
mept to regulate the coal business AMI
stop proiitpering in coal. The Senate
requested Senator Walker To prepare
n resolution t. that effect and present
il Mt today's session, which he agreed
to do.
The boxing BILL" which has boon
the target OF opposition from practically
every quarter vi the state, was reported
out Of committee to the House yesterday
"on its merits" Fiual action will not
likely BE- called for until next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
New Plan 10 Stabilize Austria

Paris, Jan. 2S.-The supreme coun.
'cil, following its invariable plan of re.
ferring all difficult questions back to
experts, has been surprised to learn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
CHESTER osTE0PATH HELD
Or. Burstan Accused Of PraeticIna
Medicine Without License

Media, Pa. Jan. 2S.-.Dr. Maurice
Burt Burstan. of 90 Welsl street,
Chester, was held for court in $500 bail
ere charged with practicing medicine
and surgery without license. Burstan
: an oSteopnth physician and optom-
trist. but according to James Duffy.
special inspector of the State Depart
ment of Health, is not registered and
licensed medical physician or surgeon.
The arrest Of Doctor Burstan is the
beginning of campaign which Doctor
Martin, commissioner of health of Penn.
sylvania, is waging against unlicensed
practitioners.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28

Details Of his malady nrc that he be-
lievcs he is horse and always walks
on oil fours.
During the war Nijnsky was a pris-
cner Of the Austrians. Intervention
from the highest quarters obtained his
exchange for an Austrian general in
the hands of the Allies, and he was
permitted to embark for America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
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