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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-29
VICTORY STORAGE

b2O6 F1lbert. Phone Belmont 1870
for sstimates. Pierce.Arrow vans
Miller, North Broad Storage Co.
broad above LohIcN. Phone Diamond 7,rO
Moving. Trick and tr"1roof storag". packing
TER AVE.-AUTO SERVICE. STGRAGE
PACKING. LoNG-DISTANCE MOVING
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HELP WANTED-FFMALE

GIRL, Is years, 20 work IN COnfec tonery
store; good wages and short hours. 3S5G
C!cTmR ntOwn ave
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
WANTED

WE WANT at once. household furniture,
store fixtures, Office furniture; pay spot
cash; honest value. Phone us about II Lo-
Gust i2li. Ola church. cor. l2th Cherry.
Antique furniture. china, sly"r. Oh war
and ship pictures. highest Lricns pad for
rare pieces antiques. 1928 Pine. Loo. GGGI
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Genera,


BUYERs-wholesale. food products t2).
IOCATORS -- High-grado men who can
select suitable locations for additional stores
for Chain.store proposition t2).
ENDENTS-warchouse.
MISUNDERSTANDING and stores.
sUPERvIsORs-s Stock room.
PERSONNEL DTRECTOR--Out Of town.
EFFICIENCY ENGINEER-Production and
construction.
TREASCRER-Local construction firm.
COMPTROLLER-Conf company.
sALEsMAN--severall lines
JOB SPECIALISTS
INDUSTRIAL AND MERCANTILE SERV-
ICE, INC.
Consultants md EnRineors in Industrial and
Personnel prNoms
52s-52O Land It'll" Bldg.
BUSINESS SERVICE co. l1l4 Land Ti'l".
I&EERS-Assemblo motortrucks.
SALES ENG. Acquainted Penna coal ro
EiOna; must understand coal mi dining
SALEE-High-Erad speciality; sal. & com.
SOLICTTOR-Puhic accounting service,
BEFORE you look for a position, find out
what you are hoRt capable OF doing, lot
having this important INFORMATION ma" Keep
YOU out OF work; write for free information,
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL SERVICE co.
10 In Sale ave, Trenton. y. j.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. JulN s. Au-
Ruat; many vacancies. salary SliO0 SlsnOi
write for sample tost. NJ 0OS. Ledge office.
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PAINTING & PAPERHANeINo
CARPET CLEANING

ROOMS PApEREp s. and 81 for gold
NAner. u SMAn--1. Ln39 $ 0lh 81.
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ARDNIORI
ARDMORE. PA.

Apartment house. brick. lot G5yi5O feet:
sgDarn'" apnrtmcnts rooms and bath
rnrh, E.s and "l'rtr!" light .hot,.water
VIM. A. McCREA, Realtor
AEnNInRE pa
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General

GIRLS, clerks, stcnoEraphers. typists wanted
at once by Government: good salary; easy
hours: rapid advancament. write for inHtruc-
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the two new ships, over the allotmsns
made To France under the American
plan.
THO Paris government has been 'Kep1
fully Informed Of what transpired In
the conference on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday No recommendation 1of
change has been made from the delega'
ton here. and no supplementary "
structIons have been received from
Paris Tho conviction exists amone
members OF the legation that none Will
he received unless recommended by the
delegation.
The French ViSw.
The members OF tho delegation are
confident that the moro their figures are
examined. the less will they be opposed
by either the American government or
American public opinion. but even X
they we're found unacceptable they de-
clare Il Ia not seen how they could be
reduced materially. having in view the
strength OF the colonial party in France.
This. II was explained. is not political
organization in parliament. but Is COM
rosed OF senator's and deputies Of all
political groups who are devoted to the
development OF Frehch possessions
abroad. The trade with the French
colonies Is now upward Of two billion
francs a year. and Is regarded by the
French public generally as one OF tho
future sources Of national wealth.
II public opinion Is 10 be the gu:ds
for the French delegation. II was point
ed out by IT'S members. French public
opinion Is tho only one that they can
follow.
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Five Men Under Arrest
After Murder Of Trio

Ardmore. Okla, Dec lN--Th" arrest
Of Or. r. Charlow. opucian: Frank : ara
we'll. insurance agent: W, L. 7. hilton.
retired ranchman. Hll OF Ardm"Te' anu
Iohn Murray and William RatliN, OIL
neId workers. marked today's develop
ncnts in the murder OF three men ri
Wilson Thursday night.
The men arrested were charged win
murder In infurmations filed by Deputy
sheriff Jim Carter. Tho men are alleged
To have been members OF the hand or
masked men who killed Joseph 'hrr"I
in n fight at his home in when Iohh
Smith. an alleged member Of the band
was also killed. Soon after the shootih+
the body OF Z. g. Sims. nm AroW"re
policeman was found near Wilson. and
indications were that tho man had been
murdered. The police believe that sims
was Killed by the same band TINT look
Carols HE.
Seven other men, one said t" be
BAPTIST minister, are under arrest N
connection with the murders. and other
arrests nre expected t" follow.
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piled UP on the rocks between the river
and the canal
~ Tnnawunda. the water rose light
feet above normal flooding the largo
lumber yards there and carrying thous'
ands ~ feet ~ timber into the rive!
and over Niagara Falls. 4 dredBo an
chored of Grand Island began TO drift
toward the falls. hat managed to ind
anchorage b. digging rs steel dipper
into the mud on The river bed,
Seldom has such Volume OF water
poured over the brink OF Niagara cata-
ract as TO-DAY. The waters OF Lake Erie
crowded tulo tho Niagara river caused
a swir!ing flood. where usually thore
are only Few Scant inches. Such HOODS
poured over the precipicc that the pier
Of the Maid OF the Mist was submerged
Many islands just above the taIIs
were submerged FOR the first time IN
ears Great property damage vas
done ,pn The upper river between l.hsalle
and N.arara Falls. 10 riverside boat
houacs and motor boats. Ono estimate
- the property loss there is s3Oo'oOV
80 loss Of life was reported.
All the largo lake boats hero weat IN =
cred the storm. Some dragged thelr
anchors. hut none was heachrd.
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PusnrCs R1q SAVING.

\aw York bee. discrimination ~
,hs war tax on express shipments, "!-
fcrtiye january I. will result. IN knH.
INK y, sL6OnOon month for user7 81
;nIu ..r,ic~. q. =. Taylor. president ~
ia. Ar-eri>nn Railway Express company
declared N ~ statement tonight
During the first ten months o. u"
current year. he said. tho tax on EXPRESS
shipments Amounted TO about FI"'ooo'-
ono,
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NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION OF TARTEBRSHIP

Notice Is hereby given To- tho Public
that the partnership heretofore carried
an by and between {. II. I;iltn~ and {. \.
Smith. undar the firm narne q: th-
Ri,terLSmttL Motor Company. has bee"
dissolved AZ and from tho ~ day, az
December 1921. and tho sad business
In the future Will be carried on 10y {,
y. Ritter unde- the Nrin mama os tho
Mountain Rtata Motor Company
All persons having claims against tho
RItte--Smith Motor Company will pre-
sent the Sara 70 t. u. E;ter. and All
persons l:ahi" u tire said company vii.
nav sauna To = i. js.tlcr.
Signed
C. n RITTER.
delTt I. \. M II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
Giants Get Ralph SINNERS


The ~, hcraldcd decker which vii!
hriuS 80 49," Giants Ralph SINNERS.
crack outH"lder ~ 'he Indianapolis "!Hh
was closed YESTERDAY. according 10 me
of Secretary T'errey OF
tho worlds ,hampionS. MANAGE NJ
G~aw vii scrd 80 ~" HooserS In re-
.,;rn for 80 newcomer Eddie Brown and
Nr,nor Spencer out0elGers. ard tw"
o,hc- players 20 hc named later, ana VII
alan onv certain sum In money. said
- he SIS boo SINNERS. who Is SIX f""t
two inches in heiGh, and weights i95
pounds. fairly hiaz"d N the American
Association "rrks Inst season. hat'nE
a. az r.!p ard stealing 81 haEes
moro than my o'heT player in organ
izcd baseball VAS credited with.
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Kansas Union Miners
Ask For Protection

PittsbgyE. kans.. De-. lS,--SundaF
passeI quietly in the Kansas coal ne!dS
where national guardsmen are on du'F
40 the result % denominations by
women in support os striking miners.
TIN. men, followers OF Alexander Howat
deposed president Of the district union,
refused to return to work on orders
from the international officers of tA"
union.
Many miners came 70 FjttsburE today
10 E.ye evidence 10 Adiut1nt Genera
Charles I. Martin. for W." IN the prose
cu,lon or riotinG women. and one De-
CATION asked to- tu,l protection az me
workers hv the troops. Genera Martin
after an inspection tour os the troUhl"
zone said he could see no signs "f
IMPENDING trouble, hur that the troops
would assist N maintaining order
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Metropolis Hard HIT

NV Work.. Dec. lS--W!nds q "ycIoh!o
character. accompanied by heavy rains.
,.Sit.l New Yorh early today, caused
slight damage in Lower Manhattan
th.u jumped 10 the Bronx, and wrought
destruction over wide area IN the
Irionpnrt section. An uniden''hed man
dad from exposure. was iound on
Howcrv sidewalk. There were no other
casualties.
Telephone wires. n pier-head and tho
roofs nr several small buildings on tho
Manhattan water front were carried
array. TclrDhone poles In several sec
ions - tho city snapped in two BEFORE
.fre gale and MANY windows vera shat
'c~ci
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HEALTH REPORT
Health Department Reports Births Are
Moro Numerous Than Deaths.

EIrlns ran well ahead IN Wheeling
I,st month. acrord.Ur I" ihe monthly
report ~ tive h"alth department. Their"
Woo IL births and - deaths. TT"
Gcath rate per 900 population was ~
and the birth rate 2.09. FXc!uulnc tho
- nor-rcsidcnts the death rate was
but lh2.
Tho report also shows a decre2 :" in
communi sable diseases scarlet feirr
particularly being reduced. Only on"
case was reported during IN" moHu:.
There were i've cases 90 dIphthcrla rc-
-,ortsd. which IS ais" hiE reduction.
But ono typhoid fever ard two tuher"a-
iosis cases wrrc reported.
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LPPnrcArroT FOE PARDON

Ice Is hereby gwen that on or
the 5lst day % December. 1921.
'plicatioa will be filed with y. q.
u, Pardon Attorney. Charleston.
FOR tho pardon ~ James n
gconvicted % tn" crime % >grand
at tho Apr; term. 1921. OF the
~ Court Of Oh!o county. and SEN
TO imprisonment In the West
IS penitontiary FOR the period OF
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IS ARRESTED
Police Are Busy Saturday Night and
Suuday-Thirteen Were
Drunk.

sixteen arrests wers made !a't niHh
UP 20 midnight. 10y the police. thirteen
OF which we're charged with BENG
drunk.
These crested for being drunk wrr"
San, Cowcll. by Re:hl: Henry stewart
ny custer: John Nri~tha, by custer
Harry HaiAes, by Franz Jones. fTanrE
Donovan, by Baker: Lo1n BndnFr. ~
Uui,uGan, w. NJ MofFa' and Tim poN'"
l." Custer: r." Nedma" Icy QriIllgan n;
PIN McCqrtv. ~ custer. E"g"n" Waller
hv CAL. anil ?. por'e. by p'Neef"
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EARTHQUAKE RECORDED.

vs~nirSto-. De-. lS--An earthquake
Iescr,hod as ''Icrr ReN"rc" WAS recorded
to-day on tho seismoEraTh at George
Town University. beginning at 1887 a.
~. and continuing until about noon.
Father ToHdcrr. 90 the tniN"rs'ty's
scientific STAR. estimated tho direction
~ soiIth &C Washington. and the dis
rance "a npp~"x In,nt"ly $500 miles from
this rltV
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting OF tho StocNhoid-
= OF the National Exchange Bank OF
hseling Wheeling. W. Va. will lot
Id at tho Eank Tuesday January 10.
IL. between the hours ~ 10 and II
pck a. m. for the election OF nine
ctors 70 serve for the ensuing year.
"a the transaction OF any other bust
that may properly he presented.
{ w. JEt'FERS. Cashier.
A14ls,19o eS,o6,oS.50- ia. 2.4.6.9
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
WILSON g. EVANS.

WILSON g. ENANS
Attorneys.
Henry W. Oliver RlG!R. Pittsburgh. IA.
McILTAIN. MURPHY & AOHS.
AttOrn"NL.
Rcrger Building. pittsburgh. Tn.
Notice Is hereby siv"n that the part
narShin known az g. r.. MASTEN &
~ Fourth uv"nne. lHtts-
hurgh. Pennsylrania. doing business az
bankers ana brokers. has been dissolved
by tho death Of A. f.. Mnste7. and tHni
the pittsburgh Trust Company has been
appointed ltquidat!nE trustee. I" "hirA
company all persons Indebted 10 'he
firm Will make payment and those RAY
ing claims against thn Arm will present
their bills fo- payment.
l.ITTSBCP TRI ST COMPANY.
LiQuidating Trustee.
3"3 Fourth Avenue.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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HANDF| HAYDN CLUB FESTIVAL
REACHES MUSICAL HIGH LIGHTS

climb and his choir always sing SO 'n"'
rho dic,ion IS understandable In taking.
tn him after the festival yesterday an
.rnoon. lie WAS loath TO accept too W"Ch
of Tho praise himself. as h" tHl' ihat II
was by a combination. OF his work WI"
the members Of the clubs assistance
and their willingness to study under ms
dtrer,ion. that soloists. chorus. orches'f"
and all brought yesterday afternoon
performance to the point OF pcrltct'"n
that = attained.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Mt WOOD CEMETERY

Notice 10 Lot Holders:
The annual meeting % the lot holders
q Mount Wood Cemetery will be held
IN the assembly room Chamber Of Com
merce second floor. Market Auditorium.
Wednesday. January llth. 1872 n; I'D
o'clock T. NJ. for the election OK
Board OF Trustees and the transaction
oc any other business that may come
before such meeting.
+. r. s. CRAWFORD. Trest.
FRANK PURCELL. Sec'y.
ldec.S.i o-ta-s
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b Saturday. December H.
H. p. m. AT rho Oaiu Valley
Apitai. ElRD VI NERMli.-
4 OF Louis ". Mcclure. in
krd year.
cs at thu family nome on
4 on Wednesday afternoon
b. Friends invited 10 at
ment at Short Creek Ceme-
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FOR REET-SmaE furnished front
room In private home; bath. phone
electric light. etc: suitable t"r one bust
ness woman. price reasonable. -n""
Eofr ST. oelt-S"I
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What made you marry that man?
He's already been divorced twice"
ct know, but he has the reputation o.
raying such liberal allmony.'
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Iananese neEo.iatvrs most delegations
had prepared 10 arrange the remaining
affairs Of tho conference in which they
were interested 80 that suooro'nate
commissions might be LEFT TO handle
them.
The impression gained among other
DELEGATIONS was that II France lnelSteu
on the b-5-3-3 ratio comprised IN 'he
proposal put forward thursday, sue
would End solid opposition confront
Inr the suggestion. Neither from
.Isndnoir, Of national security ncr
from that OF present status" on when
the whole scheme OF Limitation Is ouil''
q wa. declared. could the French dele
cation defend the claim TO such 4
Standing in the worlds dclimited naval
program.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-.-)By The Asso-
ciated Press)- Proposals made by the
French delegation Thursday. 10 the
naval committee OF the arma ment con-
f.-erce included definite schedule %
construction. which contemplated the
rcplacrrrent OF 1910 Of the present
French battle fleet b. ten new SHIPS
! totalling $4,000 tons.
The proposals and the accompanying
schedule Of planned construction were
presented with the full authority or inc
French government il was learned d
best authority tonight and were not
rs has-hern indicated IN the same quar-
ters. merely "a tentative Departmental
plan"
Claimed to DO Reasonable.
Authoritative French opinion. as OBJ
tanned tonight was that the plan ana
its resulting ratio for France was en-
tirely reasonable. 1t was made plain
that there was no disposition to modify
the proposals in their vital features or
to accept the $4,000 ton ratio proposed
by tho American delegation
The first new ship would be laid down
in 1926, undcr the French plan submit
ted to the committee, and each year the
keel OF an additional ship would be laid
to gradually replace and augment tho
| present capital ship tonnage OF France
which, IN tho opinion Of her govern
ment is antiquat.d in design and made
| uuate to properly protect the nations
, interests.
The naval experts OF the French dele.
cation estimated that the last OF tho
/, new ships would be ready for service In
leI1. or not before ten years after tho
neriod OF the naval holiday contemplate
/ cd In tho limitation agreement now be-
fore the conference.
Proposed Frenoh Construction.
The essential features OF the french
! plan we're submitted In committee IN
table illustrating proposed construction
as follows:
| Year. tapital snip
! Tonnage.
! 1926 Observation-Disclosures ...... $4,000
,All old dresdnaughtsD
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roR RENr-YUEN1sHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms AZ
Pleasanton. 20 minutes car ride: use
OK laundry and garage for small car:
rent reasonable. Phone 1884 Wheeling.
del5-l
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roB RENT.

FOR RENT-l6o acre farm. for MONEY
or on shares. Philip kolo. Adena.
Ohio, r. z. y. No .. del'-'
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prnno..d Frenoh conrtruotton.
Ten new dreadnaughts.


An analysis OF the table, It was eH'
planned would show that the French
navy at the end OF ten years would hg-
ure about 100000 tons Of capital ships,
Including two new dreadnaughts. and
that this would be only $4,000. repre-
sentlug approximately the tonnage OF
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Bices from the residence OF
", Theodore Wolfe. Cherry
on TUESDAY afternoon At .
Friends Respectfully invited
lntcrment At Greenwood
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A Schenectady, Y. Y. on
kember is. 1921. at ) O'Clock
Bile 4. WOLFE, aged So
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Saturday. Dscenh"r l.,
BIO m'c,Ork a. NJ. North
hhosrita'. MIl.LlE El'R-
cC james IT. Riddle. Jr.
DCeS a. the resitcuca. No.
h street. Monday afternoon
RIenhS rcSpeCtful,v .nIited.
IL private. greenwood maui
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WnrGD-UAL1,

WANTED Experienced representative
In wheeling and vicinity t"r Name
Quality" Insect screens and metal
weather strips. Kans Mfg. Co. Kane
Ia. S.''''''
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WANTED-Decorator for glassware. ny
a factory: must be capable OF m'S'Ns
coIors 10 suit demands. and have KEN
eral knowledge OF this class or WORK
Address y. <. II. care lnteiuSencer.
de Ism
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FOR SAI.E-Ford coupe and accessories.
Just overhauled; bargain at 5000. Call
S09-J: after S 2. n. call 1851. de.l0-m
TERRETS FOR SALE-W. Sedan. Is
Seventeenth St. CITY. de,Ib-m
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WANTED-An experienced hooNNe'pS'
and accountant Please apply in YOU
own hand, stating age. experience al"
salary desired 10 "A. b." Newell, W.
Va.
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AfENDEL COMPANY
Aoarl =. xspasS. Prom.
RAL DIRECTORS
Inapol. 1908 chapltns SsrSsa
CAu Phors 1877
DIED

Saturday. De rembe- IL.
49, o'ci"rA a. m. At Rich
ELLEN r.. wife OF the
Robert Waite.
b the chapel % IN Ms7dei
bmH. 1905 Chapli0e street.
kernoon AZ = O'Clock. Frtea rls
in. it.d. lnte:IncNt pr!-
Rwood cemetery.
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wANrED-TEMAGE

WANTED--Girl for general houseworH.
pbono Nyoodsdars SIR de.l9-g
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WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE IN7TLLaENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
OfticS. 1905 Market -
Arizona republican., 1921-07-12

cash oonus. rich and poor alike. you are commercializing patriotfsm.''
 PiAns to delay consideration of the coocs measure were attac cked by the teg,siatsve committee of the Ameri- gan Legion in a statement tonight lt referred to the letter of Secretary Mellon. urging that consideration be Seforred as Intellectually dishonest, economically unwarranted and po- iticaliy ludicrous."
 -Foetponement." it added, "is merely subterfuge. play for time, through which its enemies hope ul- t1mateiy to defeat the measure"
 Asserting that the bill lis a mea- sure of elemental justice" and will mot affect disastrously or even harmfully the finances of the coun- try. but will rather add to the na- lions economic power by placing hundreds of thousands of bread win ners back on their feet,v the state- ment said that the legion is ire vocahly committed to 1t. popular opinion is behind it. and congress should pass 1t and get it out of the way
 Secretary Mellcn's diatribe." the statement said. Is nothing more than a mere rehc sh of the objections long ago fnterposed by his predecessor in office. former Secretary Houston.
 There is nowhere in the Mellon statement" it added. any reasonable Justification for the theory that a bill not designated to become finan- ciaily operative until July 1, 1922 would ruin the country if passed now. but be safe and sound if passed In November or December
Arizona republican., 1921-07-12
Collier Charges Fordney Blocked
 Tariff Hearings
(Continued from page D

made articles which would feel most keenly any effect of a German drive.
 MT. Tilson's argument was de- scribed by Representative Collier as continuation of the comedy which he said marked the hearings held by the committee prior co the drafting of the bill He charged that Chair man Fordney was willing to listen to testimony only if the witness want ed tariff wall as high as 1t could be built. MT. Collier declared that in putting steel rails on the dutiable list, the Republicans were paving the way for higher freight rates. since all the increase in cost must be borne by the railroads. The additional cost of steel both for the railroads and structural operations. he added, will find It's way eventually into the coffers of the steel trust" when he described as the heaviest contributor to the last Republican campaign fund.
 The Mississippi member also att tackled what he called the calcium carb de trust which he asserted would benefit to the extent of $2. 500. 900 an- nually while the treasury will receive only few dollars in revenue because of the small import.
 What a staggering price the Amer ican people are paying, exclaimed Mir Collier. ito reimburse the great corporations for the immense sums contributed to the campaign for the Republicans last fall."