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New-York tribune., 1921-09-10

1e4TH ST, slI w. for 6-story tenement.
125x1ie: s13 w. fszth Street Corpora
ton. 81 fz5th st. owner: Gronenherg
e. Leocntag. $50 <th av, architects. cost,
1900, 900.
ELIZABETH ST. 2ss and 2ss sor s-storyr
dwelling and store. 2IxT5. " Lfvoti
premises, owner; L A Sheinart, 1874 Bow
cry. architect; $4,000.
9Th Ay. e cor 5stn sr FOR f-story auto
station. f2x65; Hedefnan Estate, 50 Mon
roe pi. Brooklyn, owner: Allen, 25e2
Webster av. architect: $3.50.
v-,yr-x--~rx.xxr,v, .x.~-~-~-~-- - : -
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10
Apartment Rentals

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. has
leased a. furnished apartment at $40
Park Avenue. corner of Fifty-irst
Street, for Mrs. William Rockefeller to-
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10
Plan $500, 900 Theater
For Harlem Co1ored Zone
viii Cover Lenox Ave. Block
Between 139th and 10th
Sts.: To Be Started Soon

Another theater with stores Is tc be
erected in upper Harlem as result
Of the purchase of the westerly block
front on Lenox Avenue, between l3sth
and 140th streets, which is in the
coIored section, by Leopold Weiss, VINO
will undertake the operation. The
property fronts 1870 feet on the ave.
nue. ard rs feet on each street. The
New York Life Insurance Company was
the seller and Louis Block & Co. were
the brokers in the deal. The transac-
tion, including the cost of the pro-
posed buildings, will involve an outlay
Of $500,0 900.
White Plains Plots at Auction
Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. will sell
to-day on the premises, at O'Clock, 100
plots in the Highlands section Of White
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10
REAL EsrATE-sAIE OR RENT
Long Island

Long Island
wESTBuR Y-$1i ooo $500 cash: new
modern dwelling. exclusive location, near
station; tile bath, fireplace, decorated; 90x
$50; garagol wonderful value. Owner
P1ERSON, Maple ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10

Buyer for 18th St. Stable
7. Emmett Mclaughlin sold to Peter
J. McGlynn, AL East Seventy eighth
Street, three-storY stable. 25x1O22
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10

HACKENSACK. 23 Terrace ave-. modern
nine-room marble concrete residence,
good neighborhood, three minutes from
Essex st. station.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10

VERY desirable apartment9 of 2, and {
rooms; rents reasonable location uusur.
passed. 81 Washington St. corner Essex
East Orange, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

PRIVATE OFFICE
Or desk room, with telephone service, com
pIetely furnished at West 4oth St, by
month. telephone MURRAY Hill 10
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10

168TH STREET, Sol West, corner Broad
way. elevator apartment, Z rooms. Toy
er, Supt
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10
New Jersey

NEW HOUSES AT $4,000 Up
at Bogota Heights built of stucco and
frame, steam, parquet floors, electricity
plots 4ox100 Michael Bros. & Christian
sen Maplewood and Palisade aves. Tele-
phone Hackensaok 533-R.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10
APARTMENTS TO I.ET-UNFURNIsHEl

BOTH STREET, 14s EAST, LIVING
room with alcove, bedroom and bath
ample closets, excellent meal service in
apartment, maid service.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-10
White Plains Plots at Auction
Queens

NFURNxsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
PITTSBURGH MAY BE
HARVARD OPPONENT
Crimson to Invite Panthers il
California Eleven Cannot:
Accept.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. IA (Associated
Press).-Harvard will invite University
of Pittsburgh to meet the Crimson foot
ball team here on October 2s next year
IL University Of California is unable-to
accept that date Announcement to .tiais
effect was made to-day by Major Fs w.
Moore. graduats manager of Harvard
athletics. 5li5
Major Moores statement followed his
receipt OF a telegram from Graduste
Manager Nichols OF the University of
California, asking: ~
VIII exchange games be possible,
Harvard at Berkeley October 81 or rs.
1922. California at Cambridge in 1929.
date to be arranged later?'' 80
'Harvards answer to this proposal win
be. Major Moore said, that no exchA rss
Of games with California is contenn-
plated. The invitation to California. he
said. wac extended after overtures tcom
California alumni based on the state
ment that the Bears trip to Cambridge
would be in the nature of return FOL.
Harvards visit to California, when the
Crimson defeated the University of Dra-
gon at Pasadena on New Years Day,
1920.
Another trip by the Crimson across
the country within the next few years
was out Of the question, the Harvard
graduate athletic head said. The Octo-
ber 2s date next fall will be held for
California until it's final word is received.
This will be delayed several days. ME-
Nichols indicated, because Of the absence
OF the president and the football coach
Of the university.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
AL = BASKETBALL = BILLIARDS = GOLF = HOCKEY
West Point Cadets May
Support a Rowing Crew
Muller and Plaisted Men,
toned for Coaches.

Special Despatch TO The New YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA prominent
Philadelphia boat builder has been ap-
preached by the United States Military
Academy athletic authorities with a view
toward furnishing rowing equipment for
the West Pointers. From other sources
here it has been learned that Frank J..
Muller of the Vesper Boat Club of this
city, who trained Jack Kelly and Jack
Costello for the Olympics. has been
recommended for the job of heal coach.
Within the last month advice has been
sought by West Point athletic directors
fiom rowing authorities. including
number of Philadelphians. who have
gone to West Point TO look over the sit
uation. AS a result II was determined
II would require an outlay of about
$4,000 to start rowing at the academy.
This appropriation. 1t is understood, is
t. come through Congress.
The money would give the cadets
three eight cared shells. four eight cared
work boats. oars for each boat. sixteen
rowing machines and a professional
coach for one season. If successful in
obtaining the appropriation the rowing
machines are to be installed early next
January. The boat house which housed
shells OF the cadets fifteen years ago
still stands on the west side Of the Hud-
son. 1t Is estimated that It will take
from three to fve years to make up a
crew good enough to, compete against
varsity eights, but race between the
Army and Navy is the ultimate goal.
Muller has been highly recommended
to the academy authorities by Jack
Kelly Muller has coached the cham
pion vesper oarsmen for several years.
The name OF Fred Plaisted, assistant
rowing coach to Jim Rice at Columbia,
has also been mentioned. as has also
that of Carl Bunth, coach of the Undine
BARGE Club of this city.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Pass Draft Mess to Lands;
Would Shorten Big Series
Major Leagues Approach Minors in Conciliatory Mood
and Rely on the Judge-American in Favor OF
Cutting World Classic to Seven Games
By DANIEL.

eagueh National at its closing session at the Waldorf
the
determination
nrst realt of
decided Judge Lands
National
meeting
the will successfnLy
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
All American Star,
Killinger, Turns Pro

Special Despatch 10 THE New York HERALD.
~ PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. IA
- Glenn Killinger. sensational
l. quarterback OF the undefeated
Penn-State football team, who was
picked on virtually all OF the ALL
American teams the past season, is
to make his professional debut here
on Saturday against the Canton
Ohio, Bulldogs, according TO an an
nouncement made tonight by Man
ager Leo Conway OF the Quakers.
Harry Robb, manager of the Can
ton team, and Conway were bidding
for Killinger's services.
Killinger will play halfback po-
sition along with Hinkey Haines.
his teammate OF 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Webb Institute Wine From
Newark Junior College Five

Webb Institute OF Fordham yesterday
afternoon defeated tho Newark Junior
College basketball team In tho South
Side High School gymnasium in Newark.
". J.. by a score OF 10 20 s.
Riley, who played right forward for
tho winning quintet, accounted for all
his teams points. Not single field
basket was scored by either team in the
fret half. This period ended with tho
SCORE Q " q
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Glass g BaIIxIine Tourney

-Four games were contested last night
in the national amateur class 1872
ballSline championship tournament in
the Rational Recreation Brooklyn.
Louis A. Servatius defeated Edward
McGill. 40 TO 1893; Frank H. GRAY won
over Emmett Crozier. 150 to 119; George
w. Spear triumphed over James Shea,
$50 to 50. while McGill downed James
Langdon. 100 to 50. In disposing OF
Langdon McGill made the high run
record of the tourney. when he clicked
off 40 points
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
On Pinehurst Links.

PIrEHURsr. N. c., Dec. 14.--Dr. Rob-
crt Payne, Norfolk. won the gross prize
IN the Southern Surgical Association golf
tournament to-day with a card OF 81.
First net was won by II. s. Judd OF
Rochester. MINI. who was 91.15-76.
Forty surgeons operated upon the No. 2
course.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Penn Downs Ursinus.

special Despatch % THE New NonK HEnAtp.
pHmApELPHfA, Dec. 1i.--Pennsylvana
made It four straight in basketball to-
night when Il defeated Ursinus College
81 TO z. Capt Graves team led az the
end OF the first half. 10 TO 2. Penn's
guarding was SO close that Ursinus did
not make a single field goal.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Pocket Billiard Tourney.

From the manner In which he played
last night Arthur Church will have 1T
tie difficulty in retaining his title In the
New York State professional pocket
billiard championship tournament In
Lawler Brothers room in Brooklyn.
The champion defeated Leo Silver In
twelve innings by l25 to &c. returning
the record high run of n. James Mature
and George Clark will be the contest
ants tonight
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Dodgers to Play Colonels.

The Dodgers will play exhibition
games with the Louisville Club Of the
American Association. champions OF the
AA leagues, at Pensacola, Fla. on March
10, 20 and 21. and probably also at
Mobile, Ala, on March 22, 23 and "a.
These games, the Brooklyn club an
nounced yesterday. will be played prior
TO the start OF the series with the
Yankees at New Orleans on March 25.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Horemans Has Slight Lead
in 1872 Balkline Match
Belgian Has Advantage of 70
Points Over Cochran.

Edouard Horemans. European balkline
champion, and Welker Cochran, who
were to complete their 2.400 point match
in the Strand academy, decided after the
final game last night that they would
stretch the match to $500 point con-
test, with the remainder OF the games
being played in the Fourteenth street
academy starting this afternoon.
The Belgian won both games yester-
day and now leads his rival by seventy
eight points. Horemans has 2,400 points,
while Cochrans total is 2,322. Hore-
mans won the afternoon game. 400 to
$40. and took the night contest by 400
TO 376. Horemans made high run OF
227 yesterday in the afternoon, which
Is the record run Of the match. Coch-
ran returned a high run of 212. The
scores:
AFTERNOON GAME.
Horemans-e. 0. 1. 1. Z. 45. 227. 113. To-
tai, 400. Average. so.
Cochran--96. -. j. 49, 4, 60, 4s. Total,
ci9. Average. 40 81.
NIGHT GAME.
>, Horemans-S4, nan 60; 4, II. is. ID. III. 2i.
Cochran-2i2. IL. Q. 81, o, 80. 10. Total.
1IG. Average, % OF.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Manhattan Prep Quintet
Wins Over Curtis High

Manhattan Prep yesterday afternoon
gained it's seventh straight basketball
victory of the. season when It defeated
the Curtis High School five on the
staten Islanders court. The score was
20 to IL. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Jake Schaefer VS.. Cont.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.---Jake Schae-
fer. worlds 1872 balkllne champion, and
Roger Cont, French player, will meet
next Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Thirteenth Regiment Meet.

While none of the Thirteenth Regiment ath-
letes are entered in the quarter milo race
open to Military Athletic League runners. ,tiie
sprinters OF the Brooklyn artillefymen- VIII
have an opportunity to show what they ceh
do over the two furlong route In the quarter
mile run. handicap. at the Thirteenth keG.-
ment games to be contested Saturday DigSa,
Sid Leelie and Jack Sellers will hold itlIe
honor mark. with Phil Hauser but a. pace
n
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Brown University Loses.

Special Despatch 20 THE Nuw YORK HERALD.
PRovrDENcE. Dec. IA. Connecticut Ag-
gies basketball team. victors over West
Point. Yale and Harvard, found another
victim in Brown University In Lyman
Gymnasium tonight. defeating the Hill
men 20 to %.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Columbia Hockey Team
Is Easy for Yale Sextet

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NEW HAVEN. Dec 1.-THE Yale
hockey team easily defeated Columbia
tonight 10 TO 2. Columbia scored the
first and last goals. but was outclassed.
The Yale men were all over the fee. The
lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Lafayette Five Victorious.

EAsToN, Pa. Dec. 14.--The Lafayette
College basketball team won another
game here this evening. defeating the
Muhlenberg College quintet 33 to 10. The
score at the end OF the first half was
20 to 6. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Army Basketball Team
Scores an Easy Victory
Defeats St. Joseph's College
Five, 3S to 13.

Special Despatch to TUE NEW York HBRALn
WEST POINT, N. Y. Dec. 14.-Army
had an easy time with st. Josephs Col
lege five of Philadelphia to-day at bas-
ket5all, winning by 35 to 49, The SOL
diers floor work and passing were
ragged at times. but the collegians were
unable TO break through their defence,
Wood and Forbes play a strong game
in their department.
At half time Army led, "a to 6. In
the last half the visitors fought gamely
and Army was able TO register but two
field goals. st. Joe's brace of field goals
came in the first five minutes OF play.
The lineup:
Armj (35). st. Joseph (13).
vichules. ..... Left forward. .... Buff
Roosma. Right forward. ....... .Oakes
Dnbezieh. ......... Centre .Dugan
Forbes. s......... Left guard. .......... .Deady
Wood. ......... Right guard. .Devine
Goals from field-Vichues. 81 Roosma, g.
Dabezieh, Forbes, A. Devine. 2. Goals from
foul line-Duff, out of IL. Roosma out
OF 2. Substitutions--Bonnett for Forbes,
Forbes for Bonnet, Pfeiffer for Forbes
McDermott for Duff. Duff for McDermott,
Haggins for Dugan, Dugan for Haggins.
Referee-Tom Thorne. Columbia. Umpire
Joe Deering, Manhattan. Time of halves
20 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Xavier Prep Five Victor
Over Brooklyn Prep Team

Xavier Prep's basketball team yester-
day afternoon defeated the Brooklyn
Prep quintet on the Brooklynites' court
by score of 35 to 13. In preliminary
game the Xavier Prep second team tri-
umphed over tho Brooklyn Prep second
team by II to 8. The lineup OF the first
team game:
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Victory for Dartmouth.

Special Dospotch 10 Tur NBw YoaK HERALD.
HANOVER. N. IT,, Dec. t4.--Dartmouth
opened its basketball season tonight by
swampins Middlebury College. 80 to i5.
Dartmouth was In command from the
opening whistle until a line OF substi-
tutes was rushed in during the last half.
T,r rtr,ot1fh (43) Middleburv ft5N
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Senators Pick Tampa.

TAMPA, Fla. Dec. 1.-THE Washing
ton club win conduct its spring training
here again next year.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Princeton Scores Easy Victory
Over Lehigh College Five

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
PRINCETON, Dec. 14.--In the first inter-
collegiate contest of the year for Prince
ton tho Tiger basketball team defeated
Lehigh tonight by 20 to II.
The newly reorganiZed Orange and
Black quintette displayed promise of
developing into a fast combination. but
Coach Zach has many rough edges to
remove before the start Of big games.
The lineup:
Princeton CO.. Lehigh 40.
Isfferies $500. Left forward. ...... .Linsle
klaess. Right forward. Coleman
Loeb. ....."... Centre. Lees leapt0
ftrg. .......... Right guard. ..-..... Harper
Wittmer tcapt.) Left guard. Hartung
Substitut tions-Prnceton, Jennings for Berg,
Gaines for Loeb, Correa for Klaess, Loeb
for Gaines, Klaess for Correa, Brawner for
yefferies: Lehieh. steward for Hartung, Gai-
wittmer. ?; Jsfferies, 2. JENNINGS, 2; Lees.
i Lingle, !; Steward, 2. Foul goals--Loeb,
5 OF IL; correa. OF .; Lingle. Q OF II.
Teferee--o 'Brien. of Brooklyn. Umpire
Kelly OF Philadelphia. Score at end OF first
fnll-Princeton, 10; Lehlgh. 6.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Columbia (2).

Norris, Speiden, Shiras. OHearn: Columbia,
Rogers. Anderson. Fouls. penalty two min
utes: Yale, Reid and Griscom: Columbia,
Rollins, Church: Stops: Bell C3), vogel 90 /.
Root %. Hopper t6). Jennings "a.
Substitutions-Yale Chisholm for Reid,
Norris for OHenrn, Farnsworth for Shiras
speiden for Grisconi, Palmer for Chrlsholm,
Vogel for Bell. Root for vogel: Columbia.
Church for Baldwin. Jennings for Hopper,
Park for Rollins. Soures for Racknow.
7:me--Three 10 minute periods. Referee-A.
g. McI<innor.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
prooleivn pren ,1a,

whsien. 8; Rciley, Doyle. p; Malmore
4orisson. Easan. Goals from foul--Reiley
4: Doyle, Eagan. ?. Observation-Disclosures
for McCarron, Hornn for Schneider. Granger
for Reisneer, Egan for Maimore, Cush for
Zlegler. Time OF halves--iJ minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Holy Cross in Front.

pRovIDENcE. Dec IL. - The Holy
Cross basketball team defeated Provi-
dence College tonight. Sc TO 10. IL Is
Providence Colleges first year In the
sport and the Worcester lads led by Nc
Laughlln found but little opposition. The
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Three Cushion Billiards.

Henry Frantzen last night defeated
w. Smith, 35 to 20. in seventy-five in
nings in ~ the scratch amateur three
cushion billiard tournament in progress
in Thum's room. Each returned high
run of g.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Navy Basketball Team Is
Too Strong for Blue Ridge

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoyF HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. i4.-F'inding
weak opposition in Blue Ridge College
this afternoon the Naval Academy bas-
ketball team had no difficulty in win
ming by .49 to 12 The Middles were
without the services of Mckee and Parr
two OF the three regulars of last year.
who are again with the squad. Ault led
in the scoring, with six floor goals, but
missed many easy shots. The lineup:
Naval Academy. Blue Ridge College.
Harris ..........L Left forward. ...... .Speicher
Barnes. ....... Right onward IT Dunbar
AUX. lt.............. Centre ........ II. Dunbar
Crudup. ........ Left guard. ...... Campbell
Garrigues. Right guard. ........ u nm
Field goals; Naval Academy-Aulti g;
Harris. 3 Garrigues. 2: Johnston. 2; Day,
.. Blue Ridge-T. Dunbar. 3. Foul goals:
Naval Academy-Ault, is in %; Day, 8 in
G. Blue Ridge--T. Dunbar, . IN 81 X. Dun
bar. IN 3: Campbell In 3. Subst!tutions:
Naval Academy-Day for Harris, Blue for
parnes, Conradt for Blue. Barnes for Con-
adt Johnston for Barnes, Smith for Ault.
Ault for Smith, Cooper for Crudup, Lyon
'or Garrigues, Crudup for Cooper, Garrigues
for Lyon. Blue Ridge--T. Dunbar for X.
Dunbar. Otto for T. Dunbar. keferee-Plp-
zen, Baltimore Tmpire-Ryan, Baltimore.
nc OF halves-20 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

3 Bepa, Howell, Freed. I ; Knitting. 1.
Foul goals-Reeves out OF 49, Kintzing
out Of Z: Weston. I out OF I. Suhstitutions
1.afayette)--Io for King, Repa fof
Crate: CMuhlenberg)-Schan for Crum, Ben
rer for Schang. Taggert for Knitting. Klnt-
ling for Bachert. Observation-Disclosures.
,.'inle OF halVea--o0 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
KENNELS.
POLICE DOGS.

puppies and grown stoeh. pcdisrs.d. cnaT'
G., wantasa. L. J. Tel. wsntAxa 1sA
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Both majors called on their Commits;
sloner to act as their Moses and lead
them out OF the interminable wilderness
OF indecision and debate into which they
have entered with the International and
Pacific Coast Leagues. the American
Association and the Western and Three
1 Leagues over the proposition that they
readopt the drafting system. The majors
look to Judge Lands to frame their ul-
timatum to the minors-and IL that is
spurned, TO put forth some drastic move
such as that which was proposed by
Charles II. Ebbets the day before. when
ne introduced a resolution before the
National League to prohibit the majors
from buying players from minors which
will not go bach to the draft, and to
prohibit the majors from lending players
to these minors
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Manhattan (2O).

Meensn p. Mss,erson a. SnssT, Tc,yc ~
etolzenchalcr. Granzwick. .. Goals from
foui--G. Meenan. 4 Granzwick. q substl-
tutions--Mnhoney for Masterson, Granzwick
for T;nele, Roson for pecicr Heferoe-RicI
ard Morris. Curtis High School. Time Of
halves-tJ minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Conn. Aggies CD. Brown (23).
Itllock.. ..... Right forward. Mitchell
Alexander. Left forward. Wage nl;norht
Stvll. ......." -. Centre. -. -. Williams
Nakoeky. ....... Left guard. Miller
Goals from tho .floor-Mltohell, 4: wsgen-
l,necht, a Dallook. =; Alexander, b: Stuil,
fouis-xiexander. IL; wageni,necht' .. SUB SUB.
stitutes--Brown. Barrett for williams: Com
necticut. Krason for Bsliock Refereo--
Inlyes
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Holv Cross (5s) Providence C0).
Carroll. 900. Slight forward. ...... .McGee
Wal Left forward. ....... Petersen
McI.aughiin....... Centre ........... Donovan
Horan. .......... Right guard......... .Kearns
Riopel. ........... Left guard. ..... Crawford
uals from flooi-Holy Cross. Walsh 1;
Horan. 3: Carroll. 3 Riope, Doherty, Tur-
bidy. +. C.. Donovan. Peterson, 2. Goals
from fouls--Carrull. 10, McGtc, .; Donovan.
guhstltutlons-Hoiy Gross: Voorhees, for Car
roll Turbidy for Mclaughlin, Doherty for
Riopel Providence College: Bentley for
Kearls fiasney for Bentley Rcferec-Sulli-
van Of Syracuse. Time-f'our 10 minute pc
rfgda
New Britain herald., 1921-12-09

the mrerre. have rcvolycd around the nutrition value ol milk compounds as food, and thc methods of it's sale throughout thc state.
 Cloim was made hy the milk con' cerns that their compound of skim mcd-milk and cocon-nut oil Is nu- tritous and Nhocsomr, and AS a con- sequence ifs sale cannot constitution ally be prohibiicd. X number of wlt- uessts were called hy the companies to testify to the food value of their product
 Dr. Casimir funke of New York city, we'll known scientist and lcad- ing witness for the milk concerns said that their compound is mot q menace to public health, if the pub lie knows it's value md knows how to supplement- it." He declared the products to be mharmfuI,
 Other scientists appearing for the plaintiffs were unqualified in their endorsement of the milk compounds as wholesome and nutritious.
 Dr, stephen Moulton l}abcock, I'ni-
New Britain herald., 1921-12-09

Tennessee, according to army cngln- eers,
 Dam No, 8, proposed In Mr. Ford's bid would be one mile and quarter in length, fifty feet high, and would have an available WatorpoWor head of i2 feet There would be installed, in- der the Ford plan, turbines, electric and electric generators in this dam capable of developing more than 25o, 0OO electric horsepower,
 This dam would be l7 miles above Wilson dam and navigation through the two dams would be affected ly means of two locks in Wilson dam and one lock in Dam No. g,
 Negotiations between the Eoycru- mcut and Mir, Ford have been in pro Grcss for several months, His recent trip with Thomas A, Edison to Muscle Shoals was for the purpose of making a rcpsurycy Of the property at the suggestion of tho government officials with a view of clarifying and rcconcil- ing, if possible differences in Mr. Ford's estimates and those of army engineers concerning completion of the work. The greatest complication is nn- derstood to have been the difference" in estimates of the cost of completing Wilson Dam and the construction Of Dam No. g,