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New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Selling in Cotton
10 Even Accounts
Halted by Buying
December Contracts Drop to
2O.65, Then Rally, but
Increased Offerings Are
Met Around 2I-Cent Level

A disposition to even up speculative
accounts for over the approaching gov
ernment reports caused rather nervous
and irregular fluctuations in the cotton
market Yesterday There was con-
tinued trade demand however, and
after selling off to 2O65 during the
early trading, December contracts rail-
lied to 20.98. or II points above the
closing quotation of Thursday. As the
price approached the 21-cent level in
creased offerings were again ,encoun-
tered, and there were slight reactions,
but the late market was fairly steady,
with December closing at 20.S8. The
general market closed net 2 points
lower to 23 points higher, active months
being l to Is points above the close Of
tho previous day.
There were heavy realizing and consider
able Southern hedge selling at the start.
and after opening Is points higher 10 /
point lower. active months soon showed
net losses of 1S to % points. In the case
OF December contracts this made a re-
action OF approx xmateiy 81 bale. as COM
pared with the high level OF Wednesday,.
The fact that this break uncovered no ST op
orders of consequences was regarded as in
dlcating pretty healthy technical rosi-
ton, and the market turned frmer during
the middle of the day on reports OF a
continued trade demand and The moro fa
situation
Local traders hardly know whether they
should give greater weight in the!r imme-
oiste market calculations > The evident
Willingness of the South to sell around
present prices or to the mprov@u trade
demand II the purchases of spot cotton
made at the advance in prices since ihe
Desh'inng of this month haze cased the
financial situation in the south and piaoed
Eyiuels In a better position 20 resist &c
cEnos 1t is possible also that tn.y have
Salished some of the more urgent require
mems or the trade. The test Of tine spot
Sltratlon may come after all tn, end Of
Heptc-nper crop figures are cut of tte WY.
me two reports issued yesterday marked
tfe extremes Of the private est,mates-
one OF them making the condition Az
ana the indicated yield 6,929 337 while
tue other made the condition only 80 ard
tho :dicated yield C1O0.0oO
S"n, '~'n spot markets ~ off c'nily re-
ported were unchanged 70 IS points lower
generally unchanged, with y smaller vol
une of business
Ine local market for spot cotton was
q"ne. ana 10 points higher. a 2l.3Oc for
hi"D''rs no sales were fcporiel.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
COttOneee,l Oil
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futurcs-The range OF prIcos
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Foreign Bonds

Argentine Rep Is 99hs s03s 90ss 9e6s
10 Swiss Gov 5hs.. S94 S9% 89ss S9s.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
New York, September 2sth. 1s:


New York, September 2sth. 1921.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that Special
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank
viii be held at its Banking Rooms al 81
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City Of
New York. State OF New York. on the at
day Of November. 1921, at IL O'Clock noon,
for the purpose of ratifying and confirms
ing the terms and conditions agreed upon
by majority Of the board of directors Il
The Metropolitan National Bank of 1hs
City of New York and hy a majority e
the board of directors of this Bank 10
consolidate the said two banking associa- =
ions into one association under the char
ter OF The Chase National Bank of tbs
City OF New York; and for the transac-
tion of such other business as may props
erly come before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
". P HOLLY. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
North American Report

Tho North American Company re-
ported yesterday a balance available
for depreciation charges and dividends
of $6,024,1O8 for the twelve months
ended August 81 last, compared with
1929, ,448 in the corresponding period
Of last year Gross earnings amounted
to $50 ,945, ,43O, against $34, ,499,54S a
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
READING COMPANY
Cencral Office kcuNing Ter IN innl

Philadelphia, September -. 1891.
The Board OF Directors has decla rcd
from the net earnings quarterly divi-
dend OF one per cent. Gse) on the Second
Preferred Stock of the Company. 10 be
paid on October I3. 1871. TO stockholders
of record az the close Of business Sep
tember -. 1921. Checks viii be mailed 10
stockholders who have fled dividend
orders with the Treasurer
JAY Y. HARE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Financial Items

It was erroneously stated In the nnan-
clal columns OF The Tribune Yesterday that
the shares or the Lima Locomotive Com
rnny are not liatcd on the Stock Exchange
Tho shares are listed.
new book. wall Street Accounting -
hy tl"deIlck S. Todnan gives detailed
in''rin"'i"n Tor account ants. trndera and
investors. Th" author ~ Instructor In nc-
counting subjects at New York unlversity.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Curb Prices Fall
On roht Taking
After Early Rise
Accumulation of Buying Or.
ders Causes Upturn al
Start and Brings Out
an Increase i'm Offerings

Prices started higher in yesterdays
trading on the curb market as an ac-
Sumulation of buying orders found a
temporary shortage OF offerings The
demand was soon filed, however, and
Prices then started downward on
profit taking.
Farrell Coal dropped point to It.,
Burns Bros. "B" fell back more than
point to 2S$4 and Glen Alden Coal
sagged below 40 Texas Gulf Sulphur
also turned reactionary and lost more
than half a point.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Receivers for Tidewater Coal

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 30
Chancellor Josiah O. Walcott to day
appointed receivers in dissolution for
the Tidewater Coal Exchange of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. The
receivers are Charles A. Owens, OF
New York; Howard Adams, of Baltl-
more, and James +. Manter, of this
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION.
New York. September 10Th. 1921.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice is hereby given that SPEC as
Meeting of the Stockholders of Chase
Securities Corporation will be held at its
office at 61 Broadway Borough Of Man
haitian, City of New York, State of Ne'y
York on the LIST day of November. 1921.
at two o'clock in the afternoon. to con-
slider and vote upon proposals to increase
from 10000 TO 100000 the number Of
shares. without nominal or par value.
which the said Corporation may issue and
the amount OF its stated capital from
$3.50, eco TO s1o.o00.oo0; the conditions
under which such increase shall become
effective; the consideration for and the
terms and conditions under which, Il
authorized. said new or additional shares
shah be issued: and for the transaction
of such other business may properly
come before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
Z. K. TINKER, President.
HALsTEAD G. FREEMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

half blood combing. SIS @7ec; three-e,rbth.
blood combing, 500 55c; quarter biooa'
combing, 3S@42c; fine and fine medinr,
clothing, 6oQ65c; fine and fne me5,,ra
French combng. 65@7oc.
Puiled-Delaine. A. s5c: "A. 75Qsoc.
A. supers. 60070c.
Mohairs-Best combing. 27@Soc: beu
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

Tho first name Ia that of the debtor: the
second 81 that Of tho creditor and date
whom Judgment WAS nled.
Faint s-pecialties Corp.-r. T.
lehmcNrr: Aug. IL. l9ai..... sile.o7
Van Week. Catherine Nd T.
Hollardcr Co.. Aug. 20. 1920 1865 a.
ftceolc, luei and Antorio V~-
n"ro-foople. SC. March H.
- l92l tvacatedl ..........-. $4,000
Nolson. liengtJ Tennery. Sept
:. II l9iA....;; -, ....:....'.. e.es7.77
Fedllrh. Samuel. and Mandel Sic
gel. Niedei. Sept "a 1877 sos so
Eiller Wolf. Harry Tnter and
leidor cohen~-S. Solomon; May
10 1921 .................... 1905
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

H5NRY j. LEAKE; :A.s.ls r., Apes y ;onseT.
sToCks AND BoNDs
By ADkIAN u. MoLiEE & son.
0Fp,gE iEp NV :, wdtltMM n,r,,sxn sTKFag, Ia5,
ExcHkNGE s'AAL1GsRo6Ms.
NOS. Il AND ls YEsEY STREET.
For account OF Executors.
RI eh4. baltimore G. Ohio K p. com.
800 s1s. +. S Light & Heat Corp. prefd
81 snz. White Knob Copper & Devel-
o3lnent GO. prefd.
81 sas. Paterson q Hudson River R.R.
70 account ~ Rnom IL may concern.
1s7 shs. Jiol, Wolies Co.. Inc. prefd.
a. sfs. American surety GO.
7s1 sns Sfan.ey court Realty e. Con-
ss7.soo seabosra I'irance & Investment
CD. 1-3esr 1fe Notes
s's'. bis seaboard Finance h Invest
40 sas. tinted Arizona Copper Mining
II Smelling CO.
los shn. T.. >. Metal Cap & Seal Co
- sns seaooard Finance Invest
ssa.oso Demand Note Of The Matthews
hsnufscIgsins 90. dated Jany. II.
IA si.y7ils y pald on account.
zzs aas- Colonial Land iinproyerne al
z.so9 ses. okiahoroa cuba OIL coron.
optional ctfn
stS sns. Acme Orchard Co.
- si4s Mountain iaEe Corpn. pYefd
10 sbs Mountain ls&s Corpn com.
500 sfaS. Dupont copoer Mines Co
1851 ghs. Afilona tinted Mining co.
ftf NJ Degosfr.
Az shs. car0o Hydrogen 20, common
2zs sf. EenioekI Eecussrles corpn
cof0sGDn
40 sts i.esz Manufacturing corDn-.
~ shs Indian rervics corpn. prefd
s.eps sns Municipal DlsDosal corpn
%so sas. ehio Traction Co.. common.
i.see sfs- rsHnfitirs Corpn. common.
l.seo sfz enp"s Fo4ntsin Holding
CDrpn.
H,oes Aisosas Central Terminal I-,d. 1ss
%fg IN fsonGs
H.eee tigDmA Central Terminal !Ad list
siiK IN l<cnds. trust or
ts,sse indiana EerTjes IDfDn. Aa1, mtg
funds
tisss Due nil FAR indiana FERRIES <oron
tei 4 F~ssg. MN. ron1a
sfs.ssD 1.sseDf3. Kansaa n tasfsrn ~
~ I'g. tn EDads. cifs. ef De.
Dosfs
tif .soo oti> n}eey Hfeefffc ~. T. youe,
-. ~ aftg ~ EsDnns
sf,s&s WsrsfiH. fsr<@ n <tasns vfssttsa
~. lss Ceas Asx. ~ honda
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
DIVIDEND NO. 100.
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE co.

New York, Sept i. la2l-
AT meeting of the Board Of Directory
held this day. quarterly dividend OF TWO
and one half I'D per cent. was Ge-
clared. payable October st. l991 at ma
Office OF the Company. HANOVER BUILD
ING. Nos. - and 36 Pine Street. to stock
holders OF record at close of business Sep
tembcr e4th. 1921. Transfer books 10 90
closed from September 26th to october
lst, 1921. both dates inclusive.
y. S. JARVIS. SecrsrarN.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

The petitions in bankruptcy filed yes
terday in tho United states District Court
were follows:
SUBWAY CENTRAL. STORES INC
Involuntarv. Stationery. 1ee5 broadway.
WILLIAM J. AITKEN-No Voluntary, l79
Coligny Avenue, New Rochelle n i. LA
blities si1S.S9S: assets. s12.951.
FANC1tON DRESSES. INC.-Invoiun-
tary. Dresses. II West Thirty-third Street.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The schedules in bankruptcy fled yes
terday in the United states District Court
were as follows:
SAU TEXTILE COMPANY AND YOR-
CHO!S TEXTILE COMPANY - Cotton
goods Al West Twenty fourth Street. Lila :
bilities. tel $50 assets. unknown
PATTERSON & AHSLER-Retau jewel
ors, 527 .'ilth Avenue. Liabilities, s27,s96;
assets. So1.hS1.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday Year ngo.
Live beef. fair to
primo. 100 lbs. $6.15Gp 800 $10O0NI5. SO
- essed b (,
sides 10. ..... 0olD II l6Q 2s
1.-Two veals
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ......., oo@le.oo i4ooQ2loo
- csscd yea
city. lb......... 1910 rs .2oO .sa
Live es, 100
lbs. ...,.....,.. 3.oo@ 500 sooo $50
Drebscd mutton.
city, lh .'.,... .o6@ IL .osO .15
1.-Two lambs. fair
to prime. Ie0
lbs. ........-. & 00GD 20 II onc7,t
Dressed Il IN b ~
>, city. ID ,.s.... .12e0 .2i 9om 30
i,"Hs' wv IDS. A.'o4e 9.2b ls,ooGp Is. so
bacon. lb. ..... IA. U f4n c6I. m oEn
nprh' Dbl $3.50. 70 nocn gh.5o - 00Gf89 90
Mega beet bbl....l2 00Qll400 10 M 4, 20 m
ard. M d al W. Wv
West. 100 liza. .lo.1ovlo2o lo.q50lo.s5
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Receivers in Bankruptcy

The receivers in bankruptcy appointed
Yesterday in the United States District
Court were as 1ollows
NJ. HelfanG. receiver for Fanchon
Dresses Inc, manufacturers Of dresses ]
Vest Thirty -thirl Street, under 2 bond
OF $1,000
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
COUPONS
COUPONS
Bell Telephone Company

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Fivc-Year 90. Convertible Gold Notes
Due April l. 1925
Coupons from these no;es. payable BY
their terms October /. 1921. st sas
principal ofice OF tho trustee In the Bor+
ough Of Manhattan. city OF New YORK;
Will be paid at tho Guaranty Trust Cora-
pany of New York at lto Broadway.
r. A. MCPHERSON. Treas~res- !.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Southern Spot Markets

- points higher at 20. SOC; sales 400 bales
Mednphis steady unchanged at 2lc; sales
o.9UO bales. Houston steady, unchanged at
2l.75c; sales, 1929 bales Little Rock
ste"dy' unchanged at zo;75c; sales, s.0i2
haies Dallas steady. unchanged at 90 SGc
sales. + ~ bales. Fcrr Worth steady
UNCHANGED at 2o.s5e: sales. 4.50l nalcs
Haivcston steady, unchanged at 2l.75r.
sales. olS bales. New Orleans steady %
lcints lower at 2O.5oc: sales GAG bales
Mobile steady, unchanged at 10 SSc; sale,
~ bales. Savannah steady, unchanged at
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
RAILWAY co

Oranu tentral Termlna7-
September -. 1921.
dividend Of two per cent ts2 per
share) on tho Common Stock of this Com
pany has been declared. payable on Non
day. October II. 1921. 20 Stockholders Il
record al the close of business AT twelve
4" clock, Noon. ON Saturday. ocioher y
1871
r. d. RICKARD. secretsry.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Business Troubles

"''Ss'' H''f Dress sT Co.. e''fassEF inss 1882
nter-coionisi Supply Co., Inc
Jester Films. Inc.-j p. sehulze 2.o9l.25
"a ngjldjag Hj' 5'srfy Go i Inc Maroridse 11ass
Kelly. jerome b. and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co. - Peo-
N1hne, James SIS. kramer. 'O0'0O
LaTine. win hachrach Bros. 'E7''
Inc. Observation-Disclosures. 32257
Korn-J. D Bookstaver ..... 234s5
Lsngden. Paul D.-N Y. Tele-
bert Rosenheiln-D. -ernstein. ] 2oo 20
Ieibowitz Henry-Stern Bros. 1909
Larsen. Nonstana-G. Puleis. .... $50 5
Michael. Frank-J- Dweck ct al 1855
Surety Co-People, etc.. 5000 90
Masgiani Gene W and John
schwend (Maggiani & Schwend)
Mutual DON co, Joseph l. Kallers
and Isaac hassei-B 4 Bradg s2Slo
Restaurant and Hotel Co.,. 77s.5e
Onenheimer. Alfred--A Dodd.. 1871
Pearson Exrort Corp-Western
Pearson Securities Co--Same. 1877 %
pie, .........'....... 10000
ct al JOS. .97
siiber, Abraham-J Lifshitz ct al 4ss o5
9pinclli Maftin-E X McPeck. 1866
casually co ............ 1.o47.6o
samilson Jesse-W scuhlussel 33o1s
Silvernan, lack-D Ratt...... 2s9.4l
susskind Michaei-W I.sngbein -
ct al. ........... ......-..... 1910
Singer. Maurice and Harry Wind
Barnet Goldsten Jewelry 60.
ll'c ........... ! 09o 9S
sontheld Garage Corp-watson
Elevator Co, Inc. ............. $500
Solomon C,ab
Restaurant and Hotcl Co. 527.72
Cleaner Specially co. Inc .... 145.11
SllNerman, hynan-W silvcrmsn 1,04o.72
stone. sam cwestern Working
Shirt Co.'s Martz.......... cSt 30
Si'Na, Pedro piaz. z..,......... 1870
mic. Ernest-S Netz........... ! 6o5 l3
TaTlor john Williams. 555 "a
Tators Ethe-r Rudman.... 1890
Trevor, N9rman-Avignon Res
Trevor Norman Ritz-Car.ton
Restaurant & Hotel Commit. l3s.4s
Realty Co. Inc. ............. 2a9alS
Ihiel Ernest-A- Metz. 2oql ns
T,e3., Wel, MArtln ti.-H r. Horn. 1oll.75
llamson & Co)-Western Union
Wilson, sarah. ana Ira II. sim i'S'O'
,,, mons-M Jacobs ct al ....... 1885
Wilcox. Morris-Cimbel Bros.
wiiett. John-M L. schin ct al. z'zs'
yo-lvlno synaeosue&s reincr 1es-5d 1es %
In Bronx County
GLEASON. Jose1h VI. NJ. Horton
lee Cream Co e11e IN
Gleason joseph VI Nj. Horton $1,000
Ice cream Co. ............... 70 -
AlIiegro HE, p Con colFsf; Co, rnc.--lnser-
hahh Joseph~~R Kahn. .--.... 7.5S5s5
i.osrsine r,.,,'1 Rubber Co. ..lnc.-Ranser
,,a,n,'. u, .-...,... 1@io
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
FINANCIAL
MinsloW, lanier & Co.
60 CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK

THE FOLLOWiNG COUPONS And
DIVIDENDS ARE PAYABLE AT OUR
BANKING HOUSE DURING THE MONTH
Or OCTOBER. 1921.
OCTOBER IST, 1921.
Cleveland < Mahoning valley Ry. Co. Reg'd
SIS
Cleveland L Pittsburgh r. p. Co. Gen.
Mtge 4i1s and 3tzs
Marion County. Indiana.
Pittsburgh. IT. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co
Common and Special stock IA 20 divi
cena.
OCTOBER 9TH. 1921.
Pittsburgh. F.. Wayne 4 Chicago Ry. Co.
Preferred and Original Stock =. "a div!
dend.
OCTOBER 10TH. 1921
indiana foiIs school building .. e Bonds
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

Liverpool cablcs-spot cotton in good
demand at 40 points decline; mddlng,
"A; ga. Sales. 10000 bales; American.
1000 bales. Imports 600 bales al
American. Futures opened steady at to
16 points decline. Closed quiet but steadv
at a net decline of I to IA points Octo-
be%, Esd December l4.29d: January,
lA09d; March. 13.67d. May. 13.25d; July.
l2.sod. Manchester: Yarns and cloths in
more demand
Cottonseed Oil
Prices were , TO points net lower ex
ceDt October which was . points higher.
The range of prices for refined oil.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Markets i'm Other Cities

Sales. Open High Low Tast
1000 Mass Gas AIS 70 81 s2 ~
1000 Miss Pw So 8l:. S1sI SlA S1N
1000 New f Tel 5s SGla s6H s6% Sc
1000 Westn Tel 5s 81 81 ST ~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Mining

1890 'Alas-Br Col. IS As Al AZ
1000 sBeicher Div. ! !
100 Bingham Nj. 13b 1914 12n 13h
800 big Ledgs o.. 90 80 2s %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-26
TURKS WANT TIME
TO CONSIDER PACT
Will Communicate With An
CORA on Treaty Before
Giving Answer.
Rv Associnted Press

By Associated Press:
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Bekir Samy
Bey, chief OF the Nationalist delega-
ton. who has definitely taken the
place Of head of the Turkish dele
cations to the Near East conference,
reiterating Friday afternoon accept
ance by the Turks OF the allies sug-
gestiOn for the appointment Of a
commission to determine what dis
position is to be made Of Thrace
and Smyrna, asked for time to COM
municate with Angora respecting
other parts Of the treaty of Sevres
affecting the economic life Of the
country. He said he hoped to obtain
a reply by Monday, and the con-
ference acceeded to the request.
Premier LGoyd-George assured
Bekir Samy that the allies would
carry out the investigation with
complete fairness and impartiality,
and decide the questions at issue be-
tween Greece and Turkey on princi-
pies of justice.
No reply was received from the
Greeks with respect TO the proposals
by the allies for revision of the
Sevres treaty to be based upon the
finding Of the Thrace and Smyrna
investigating commission. 1t is ex-
pected, however, the reply viii ar
rive by Monday evening, by which
time 1t is believed the Turks also
Will give their answer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-26
DISCHARGE LUSCH
ON KRUPA'SPLEA
Safety Board Warns Officers
Against drinking While
on Duty"

That the board OF public safety
will not tolerate the actions OF DO
lice officers in drinking intoxlcants
while on duty was shown Friday
night when Alfred Lusch. a patrol
man. was dismissed from the de-
Iartment after charges had been
ferred against him by Bray Krupa.
1928 Fassnacht av.. which charged
him with intoMcation and with as-
sault and battery with intent 10 Kill
and rob.
Lusch did not appear before the
board and the case was decided IN
his absence. He was ordered by
Patrolman HosinslSi. who took his
badge, revolver and other city prop
erty from him on Thursday night
TO appear before Chief Kline at 9
o'clock Friday morning When he
did not appear the police chief ap-
peared before the board and pre-
sented the charges.
Following the dismissal OF Lusch
from the department the board ap-
pointed Charles Wickens and
Charles A. Dunnlng TO the force.
Both men viii be placed on the
night force upon reporting for duty.
Krupa's charRes against Lusch
followed an encounter Wednesday
night IN which the policeman wns
alleged 20 have struck Krupa after
a 'confab in a grocery store. where
Krupa had exhibited an amount Of
money. Krupa has announced that
damages will be asked against
Lusch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-26
HOUSE UNSEATS
PENNSYLVANIA
CONGRESSMAN
McClane Ousted For Violation
of Corrupt Practices Act
and Defraud.
FARR CHOSEN FOR SEAT
Committee Charges McClane
With Wholesale Frauds
During Election.

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-Patrick
McLane. of Scranton, democrat.
representative from the Tenth
Pennsylvania district. was unseated
BY the house late Friday night on
charges of violating the corrupt
practices act and because of cleo
ton frauds.
Immediately after taking this ac-
ton the house adopted a report by
the committee on elections declar-
ing John r. Farr. republican, also
OF Scranton. duly elected and en-
titled 10 McLane's seat. The vote
to unseat McLane was 161 to 121.
Charges by the committee that Ii
quor dealers and brewers stood be-
hind McLane in the house caused an
intensely bitter wrangle. The COM
mittee held McLane should be un-
seated for violating the corrupt
practices act and because of. whole
sale election frauds. Its report was
unanimous.
Stand Together.
Rep. Bland, democrat. Virginia.
member Of the committee, declared
the case was one where republi-
cans and democrats stood on COM
mon ground and that McLane had
been put forward as a candidate
against Farr, because the latter had
voted in congress for the prohibi-
ton amendment and for restriction
Of immigration.
McLane, who came to this coun-
try from Ireland ct the age of seven.
spoke in his own behalf and made
the first reference to the Newberry
case which figured largely in the
discussion.
"Mr. Farr said when the contest
was started" McLane declared,
that the case was similar TO that
OF Sen. Newberry. Chairman Dali
linger, 1 assume, knows about the
Newbury case and his opinion of
IL as applied 10 the corrupt practice
act would be interesting. That law
is a fraud"
Cite Newberry Case.
Rep. Bee democrat, Texas, as
serted there was no question Sen.
Newberry had spent more than the
law allowed and that he still re-
tained his seat. and yet, he added,
"the house is asked to expel a MEM
Der whose friends spent more money
in less proportion"
Chairman Dallinger said the evil
dence showed McLane's election
1CONTINUED on PAGE FOURD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-26
FAIL TO AGREE ON
SOLDIERS BONUS
Senate Finance Committee
POstpOnes Consideration
on Bill.
Rv Associated Press:


WASHINGTON, Feb. %. - Tho
senate finance committee was un-
able 10 reach an agreement Friday
on the soldiers bonus bill and post
poned further consideration until
Saturday.
One Of the provisions OF the
Wason bill. sponsored by Rep.
WasOn. republican, New Hampshire,
would give indefinite free medical
dental and other care 20 honorably
diCharged men injured in the line
of duty The bill also would extend
insurance benefits by removing
some administrative restrictions and
would relieve persons receiving hos
pital treatment or vocational train
ing from paving premiums in re-
newlng term insurance.