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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-09

If money would start talking again
1t might tell us where It has been.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-09

Out west a man buried his wife's
clothes to keep her from running
around, but no one noticed the differ
ence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
NATURAL REACTION
In ORLEANS COTTON
In the early Part % Session Gains %
About Dollar and . Halt = Bale
Were Made.

NEW ORLEANS. June sf-A nat
urai reaction from the decline came
upon the cotton market today. and In
the early part % the session there were
gains 81 a bout a dollar and : half q
bale. In the later trading the gains
were fairly well maintained for a while
and a. the highest the trading months
wre ~ 70 80 points up. with July az
1854. In the late trading. the ad !
vances were not 50 well malntaine
no aggressive buying appeared. and
values fen OFF from the highest, the
close showing net gains on the day Of
Is 70 ~ points. with July at 1857 The
neaFuesa % the first notice day Tor
July seemed 10 hold trading IN check
on the long side. 70 some extent
while realizing on short contracts
furnished a good part % the demand
Of the session, there was also fresh
buying for long account based on re-
newed complaints ~ boii weevl lnfes-
tation on large scale IN both the
western and central portions ~ the
belt The tropical storm In the gulf
near the Texas coast and the forecast
~ thunder showers FOR al states In
the cotton region west ~ the Missis-
aIppl river increased the effect 0f wee
VII gossip.
More or less buying resulted II sym
patty with a higher Liverpool market
than due and from cablegrams from
Manchester claiming that q much
larger business was being done in
Madras cloth with India.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
STEADIER TONE In
NEW YORK COTTON
Selling Was Much less Active Aftsr
severe Declines 81 Past Week

NEW YORK. June ai-The cotton
market was sfeadier today Selling
vas much less active after the severe
declines % the past week and the
firmer technical position % the market
vas reflected IN covering which sent
the October delivery up 20 iiS4 Or %
points net higher and ~ points above
the low record ~ yesterday That a..
livery closed az liza with the general
market closing steady az a net ad-
vance of 20 % - points.
The market was rather Irregular. a.
the start Cables were considerably
stronger than due with Liverpool re-
porting an increased spot demand aud
a more active inquirS for goods from
India. There were overnight selling
orders around the ring here and the
opening was ? points lower 70 4 points
higher with the near months relatively
easy. These positions soon sfeadied
up with the rest % the list and GOV
ering was stimulated later IL the day
By reports that the south was Offering
spot cotton less freely az the decline
Tie favorable weather map showing
beneficial showers In eastern belt sec.
tions. Jed 90 some scattered selling
but the contracts were quite readily
absorbed, and there was some trade
buying az well as covering or buying
for a reaction. The latter became
less active and the demand from
shorts also seemed 20 subaide after a
rally Of some IS 70 et points from ycs-
terday's low levels which carried July
up 70 100 and December % 1854 or
about 30 10 % points net higher.
Closing prices we're a few points OFF
from the best but the market showed
steady undertone IN the late trad
ing. No change was reported IN the
British labor situation. and the favor
able weather news was regarded a.
pointing 20 q bearish weekly review ~
crop conditions from the weather bu-
reaa tomorrow. These features failed
- create much selling power after the
recent severe decline. and covering
was promoted ~ reports Of q higher
spot basis IN the south. Brokers cred
tied with selling activity on the de-
cline Of the last three Or four days
appeared 10 have few orders either
way during todays trading.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
DESCENT CHECKED
in STOCK MARKET


NEW YORK. june 1.-THE stock
markets continued descent was cheek
20 today, after a brief period 81 weak
ness in which United states steel
again was conspicuous. Many leading
shares recorded reeoverics q % 3
points
Further easing ~ money rates and
a growing conviction that the extend
ed reaction had exceeded the bounds
Of caution were among the factors
which prompted hurried covering Of
short commitments.
There was little IN the movement
however. 10 Indicate more thar ten
tative public participation. Commits
sion houses reported a fair amount "a
odd iot buying. especially IN represen-
tative issues.
For the first time since October
1919. call money opened and renewed
az per cent on the exchange. ~ tho
open market and on prime collateral
this quotation was shaded - one hair
60 a fun one per cent
Leaders % The rally comprised "a %
vestment rails such a. Canadian pa
c.flo. Northern Pacific. Great North
ern Union Pacific. and READING
Mexican Petroleum. General Asphalt
Royal Dutch and numerous junior
oils. crucibie Steel. American and
Baldwin locomotives. international
Harvester. General Electric. New YORK
Airhraks and Pressed steel Car.
Shiupingn. motors and motor accen-
aories 40 well a. food leather and
chemical specialists. were only mod 3
erately benefited. A few faxurifea.
notably American WOODEN. Sears Roe
buck and ooppers. showed little n any
recuperntive power
AL foreign exchanges were Frnc-
tionary. sterling losing nearly 2nc
with declines of 5 10 about 20 points
In French. Belgian. Dutch and Italian
bills. Scandinavian remittances also
tended lower on moderate offerings
but the Canadian discount easel
only a few divisions 81 the bond list
were aided by the better tone ~ stocks.
Liberty issues were irregular and
some convertible rails hardened bat
industrials were mixed and mainly
lower. Foreign issues rallied from
early heaviness. Total sales. par val.
ue, were tio.sG6Qeo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Jans si-Prime msr-
camille paper sf-g0s "a Exchange
heavy. sterling sixty day bills and
commercial SIXTY day bills On banks
s7o. comerciai SIXTY day bills. ses s-f.
demand. aTf 3. cables ass IA.
Francs demand. see. cables. sg2s
Belgian francs: demand. Tsa. cables
TeA GuiiderHs demand. a5i2s cables,
sa32. Lire; demand see cables. sea
MARKS. demand. IA cables Ia
Greece demand. $50 Sweden de-
mand. 21.sS. NORWAY demand. 1ts1
Argentine. demand. so.g5 Brasil De-
mand. I1.5o. Noutreat 40 "a psf cent.
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds. Irregular Time loans easier
sixty days. sixty daYs. ninety days
six months. Q per cent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
REASONS ron INCREASE
IN INSANITY CASES

WASHINGTON. June 2f.-lnsauIiF
u on the increase. aas g. ths wuFiA
war ard - aftermath. pF =. ~ Lee
~ Rochester. NJ y declared today
before tha annual Convention here ~
the American Insi.fafa - 1fomea-
rathY.
-Our methods - living. our mefhoas
~ eating and fhe general hustle aad
tendency 10 worry and hrnna uAk#
Tor thfawimn thw msNntai machinery
ouf - gear uf feee said
The epeater declared that fafmers
were mere "a sceptlhle 60 insanity thau
any other class because thfg wefa
hard very much ED have little Rec
reatlon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
coTToNsEEo OH

NEW YORK. June 2i.-Cottonseed
Oh shared in the better feeling pre-
waiting n financial circles and higher
ruling IN lard and cotton. the market
closing 7 20 - points net higher.
sales 800 barrels. Crude wss firm
ana higher Prime crude s.Tsas.0o
prime summer yellow spot. IT'S. July.
gss: sept. 7.ss; Dee 1.Na, all bia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. Ca, June 2i.--Turpen-
tine firm. 50 s-4c. sales. 100; receipts,
raj: shipments. Sc; stocks. s.sos.
Rosin--Firm. Sales. T5e: receipts
a.1fs: shipments none; stock. 5s.ios.
Quotations: II. $50; -. $50. =. $50:
r. $50: a. a7o; H. $40: ]. 40; X
.4os. N, a.s0. y. SIS; We. b.se; WV,
IL A. steady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS OK RIAL EsTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate IN the
city on short notice. Please st&fe in
Application Il you have an Abstract ~
Title 20 the property.
Call ara See Ia.
tbs WATSON AGENCY lnea
Z South pMlafoM St.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22

JACKSONVILLE. June 2f.-Turpen-
tine firm. 50 50 and 81; sales. ais: re-
ceipts. SOS. shipments, los. stock.
1871.
R0sln--Firm. sales. l.213. receipts
1.g4e: shipments. f.705: stock 1880
ouote-B. u. s.B0a $50. r, s.bs9
seo. y. $50: q. sso@Sss; II, a.7o. l.
.a7saag0: X. 4ooa4le: N. 47oa4.Tb;
n. SIS: VIC, SIS. WV. $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. June 2l.-Drouth II tire
domestic spring crop belt ard also ~
France did q good deal 90 stimulate
buying ~ wheat today and cause
prices 90 ascend. The market eloeed
ntrong. "a 10 - cents net higher
Corn gained I ~ - centn and oatH
q 10 ! cen. II provisions the omt-
come was unchanged 90 sec higher
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
: q o 90 % 70 q q % 70 % - . fs . % .
! NAVAL aToNwa q
! o % @ q @ o . % Q; @ q . % @ % .
pENsAcoLA-

The spirit market was firm az 81 IL
0s2. with sales OF ass. receipts. 42T
shipments T. stocks. t0.75e.
Rosin--Sales. Ia: receipts. SIC. ship
menfs. s.: stocks. ss.623.
Quotations: WV. eco: VIC. 5-57 Ia:
~. ass NJ. 4TB. X. Aos. T. $50: n
as: q. 3Tss r. SIS: T., ass; y. see.
In. $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word In Advance
One Rate to Al

Cnnnt TIE verde IN veur sawer-
tssement sid multiply - TIE nuna-
her e times yea desire tt rxsntsd.
remit accordingly.
In counting wcFan aneluds sre
LIST" Ter sale" ssEs ankasa." etc. a.
well as addresses.
RATES
30 advertisement taken for less
than IS cenfa.
SLACK FACE CAPS. Like TAfs.
TWO CENTS Pen WORD.
r&FAKfapAeH matter. Ice ammhss.
wnite spmce. classified display. SC per
line tse Per inca tix linea ssmks "a
lnch-l
Any perzsa whose name appears Is
ths tetepnen& directory may have
etnaatfsea ada charged.
Ganeei uFdsrs shoula Re aSven In
wFttamg. naxer ever tha rbon@A
ADVERTISERS assoala s1se thsir hous
oF poNtoHies eadFeas aa waEl Sc their
paons numbers. beoausa aaAay Rad
sFa have - teiephones
II iha aavewtfser 60 desires. replies
can ~ sent Ia care Of The Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22

sggLlHunsT LoDoE. pEnoIDo aAv
FIoHfpA. END LtLL4AN aAfncE
osEH 70 Tifg punLlc. oooo MEALs
NouMDfN0s. pRINATE AND Gus
pANTtE8 CATMRED F0w nATnIRsc
seats FoR NInE. At TEnM@ MOD.
EwATM. ~. AND AIRS CNARl &c
COOK. MANAGERS. >. .. AnDREss
LILLIAN. A..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22

WEIIXEuRST LODGE
Hn9 are invited 10 Eusne uuf ana see
eszF new headquarters. Kat fish ard en-
So TIE surf. Is niles wesf e Pensacola
A4sftAn Bridge Mr.. and Airs. cnok
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22

The Journals Advertising
Rate n the same 20 all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22

Nnss ama used parts for ARREST airy
naaks % car. Send ots PARTS &c be
aupfieatea.
AUTO NOZZLE wREcklNo CO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
The Market Place of West Florida
READ lAILY By $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Ire and the Results are Unequuled
HELP WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meat cutter and
general market rsan. Must = hustier.
and have ~ least $4,000 20 start In with.
phone i1Ts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22

FRUIT TREE sAI.EsMEN--rsooa bust
ness for hua4iers Permanent profit 5
able pleasant work. Write Ter terms
Concord Nurseries. Dept Ga. Concord.
"a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22

n LODGE NOTICE
- Regular communication 81 Pen.
Narnla Ledge. No. a.. II. a a. NJ
# THURSDAY June Z7d ~ T.8a n m
Visiting Brothers fraternaily in.
xiisd.
J. s. HAYES.
r. e. WHITE. W AZ
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
LOST AND FOUND

I4OsT--Frfaay. Alpha Delta ri Sorority
pfn. Owners name engraved ca back,
Reward. phone fiss
Il0ST-One sea 1-2 casing and tube
On eth Avenue between Gonzalez and
Sssdeden. Finder please return 20 j. ID.
Andersen for reward.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
Los ganaderos del pals cul
tivan la yerba australiana
MARC 20 de l92l.

continda animosO on la propagation de
esta yerba, porque su ganado Ia come
con agrado.
81 estos ganaderos no desmayan en-
su prOp6sitO, dentrO de POGO tempo
podra contar la fora del pals, con una
nueva especie para forraie, y Ia indus.
tria ganadera dedicada lecheria con
ma base de alimentaci6n eficiente, que
habra de rendir benehcios a los a 81
cultores due deseen oultivarla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
(DeI 'Dcpartamento de Agricultural Y
Trabajo"l

p. oivencia, sub inspector de Agri-
cultura de Arecibo, escribe con esta fe
cha al DepaFtamentO informandOle,
que la planta forrajera llamada PAS
PALUM DILATATUM, de cuyas semi
las hizo distribution gratis Ell jefe del
Negociado de Agriculture, sr. Legrand,
parece que empieza lamar la aten-
ci6n entire los ganaderos del pals.
Don Placido Gonzalez, agricultOr del
barrio de Hato Arriba, posee va I'M
peuuefio plantel de esta preciosa gra-
mfnea. La la dado como paste su
ganado y la ha condo perfectamcnte
bien, gustandole mucho. Esta yerba,
despu6s de cortada, ha vueltO a retofiar
con gran vigor, y tiende forilisr ce-
pas, pesar de haber sido sembrada en-
terreno demaciado arcilloso. FL Sr. Con
zalez estz muy animado a continuar Ia
propagation en- sn finca de esta nueva
yerba forrajera, que tan especial es ra
ra Ell ganado lechero.
De la Division de Caguas, ha rccibi-
do noticia del Inspector de Agricustn-
ra, sr. Lopez Ballester, de don Jose
b. M6hdcz, quien ha logrado obtener
dc Las semillas de Paspalum que le
regal6 81 DEPARTMENT., una porci6n
de cepas, que estan muy hermosas, Y
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DR.. E. GARCIA LAsCoT


MEDfcO CfRUJANo
--P. o. Box AeG - San Juan. r. n.
Eesidencia: Gale col6n Nc "a. rarada
asa BantuFee.
Tel6fono: San Juan ps7: aansnFes J
22e Rois.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31


Sc VENDE "A siete kil6metros de Pom
ce, una inca, compuesta de seselta cuer
das; diez cuerdas mas nenos de cafe,
piatanOs y guineos. cinco de cana, el
resto de buencs pastos dedicados a va
cas- de leche Es rodeada por un rio y.
tiene una buena casa de vivienda de dos
pisos, IN almacen para guardar los fru
tos scuatro casas para arrimados, todo
en- buen estado. de conservation; magni
tico para veranear. Su yalor es de S1U.-
0OG Sc dejaran en- prinera nipoteca
81, 600 al ocho por cIento anual y el res
to en- effective al hacer la venta. Para
informes dirijase Jrlio NigOgIioni
BOX SO, telefono 400 On IA residencia y
en- Ia ohcina 142. Advk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
Ninguna Mujer Debe
Estar Sin Mu-col


Durnntc muchos a6os. Il Mu.coL ~
sido fecctado por Doc1oFes en lodo 4
mundo civilixndo, para IL enfeFaelades
pcculiarps del acxo fcsneniuo. Hin nssmAli4d
de rccurrir q medicines inteFnaa. &c -.
den nlectar otros osRau0a y h@csF nNiaT
dnfio cue pruvcch0.
~ todaa lns muicres pudsnaen euknHmfan
de 70 vcrindcrnmente nlafaSllioa0 CO. -
este polvo nniiatpticu, nu-Fenenoae. eNaa
generaci6n y las vruidffaa, - veftAn -.
entas de tanias pobrcsitas. Qae aaiffsn en
silencio por falla de un trafauIfnto sssa -
vcrdadcros rosslltadcs, tal como AI-Gu1s.
Experimtntcl0 I'd. uuos e1lanios sfata-
mienios en- ga pfnpia caaa. haf<n dssapa-
reccf los fluios. ifrilaci6n y sislsfsN
Ia nasuraIcza da nlHtina nlal1a Fslu
neccsiia osislcncia, dtsela eaa tI-IuIA
Dc venta en- todas ias botics4 ArftslItaf
das.
THE MU-COL COMPANY. lac.
BuHalo. y. q. E 81 a
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OivIi No aisi
z EPIOr 7 o

Yc. MaaSel Mater oisons. tEsfshsi e.
Ia cOrss de Distrito De san Jaa.. ?. 3.
secci6n segunda. por q prsasass sassss
que 50 publicar& caaa dia' esn etses
dias dc ansseipaei6n Al as n vera -
les pcri6dicos la Democracla'. 81
Ticmpov. s'El nsnndo' - fmpar.
cial', haso saber a soaa pssona lnss-
rcsasa:
osc 81 dia 4 ds sbrii ds 1871. ias
tres Dc Ia sardc. en- Il ioesi aus eeupa
ei Masiin deaorIinado SAN ANTONIO.
sito en- u parada Del barsis as PusEta
ee TitrrA &C cata esudad ds saa ysaa.
P. r., vsntert II meier p-steF - nspne-
IA legal noftcamsrissaa. sehse.s IS e.
ssnta (s0o) sacos ee srssz estile 'sBlss
Rese'' narcaios con las istsas I. -
+. y los cuaiss fusr3n embaEzaass 4 Is
parte dcmasdzda en- si incldsute ssoEe
ssegnramisnso de efecslvi4aa de sss.sa.
ca verihca.o en csc case.
Las oferias dcber&n hassrss = wira
vez dlchcs eco facos a. ares AssAm
adipdicados al p.ntof cue effseisre lnAh
rrovfa IA corsigraci6n en- Il ESQ e. \
adjudicaci6a de- diners smpsrts as sa
ofcrta.
4 para Ia coacufreneia ds iie.tsaefes
dioho acto. &c aeusFao CO.. Is sraea
ae Ia ccr;e. iihEs IA presssts e. ssa
Juan. p. T.. . se narzs ee igz1.
Minscl Mar oiFoaa.
Marshal asl Dls,rlss.
san iran. Sc. 81.
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EI OrigendeIa Humanidsd

SEn que Sc hasa su argumento7 SPor
que este obstinado hombre de ciencia Sc
retro por complete de Ia vida civiliza-
da para irveatigar este insonaable mis-
terioq La respuessa usted no poara com
prenderla a menos que ustea vonga
yer esta preciosa production cuando sea
exhibida en- su cine favorito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31

Aver Sc constituy6 en- el Tribunal dc
Distrito, secci6n "a. ei Gran Jurado. .
cuya consideration el fiscal Romani So
metera alredor de 1o2. cases crimina
les.
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Rafael CABALLERO: AAgente de
revistas peri6dicos de Puerto Rico
y de los Estados Unidos. Acepto
agencias, prestando toda cIase de-
aarantfa. Box AIS, Bayam6n, Pudf-
to Rico. Advt
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I'm la coRTE De DIsTRETo DEE

I'm La coRTE DE DIsTRTro DEL
DrsTRrTo JUDICIAL De SAN JUAN.
secci6n segundA
Estates Unidos ds America
El Presidsnte Dc los Ed. uu.
-
Lulha Mrrias rreiriA.
Dcmandants.
National Eies. Co. Tnc.
Den>ndada.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
LUTHERANS HOLDING
CONVENTION HERE
Pennsylvania Ministerium Meets
i'm Annual Session at ST.
Stephens Church.

The spring convention ~ the Phila-
dclphia English Conference of the
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerinm Of
pennsylvania and adjacent States is In
session at St stephens Lutheran
Church. Tatnall street between Seventh
and Eighth. Rev. Frederick Doerr is
pastor Of the host church, which is
Hospitality entertaining tho visitors
The holding Of this conference in this
city comedies with the celebration of
the 40Oth anniversary of the Diet ~
Worms. and according 70 Or. Doerr. win
serve forcibiy TO remind tho I,utherans
of this city of the privileges and bless
ings which have accrued by reason IF
Luther's firm stard ~ Worms on April
Is. 1891.
The conference opened yesterday af-
tcrnoon with confessional services and
a sermon by Rev. +. G. Cooper. secre-
tary of the conference Last night tho
serN ices were devoted 20 the celehra-
ton Of the 400th anniversary of Luther
al Worms Rev +. \. Bowers. pastor
Of All Saints Church Philadelphia.
preached sermon appropriate to the
occasion Rev y. II. Mclbourn. d. ID
pastor Of the Church OF the Incarnation.
Philadelphia. and managing editor of
the Lutheran. also spoke AT last nights
services.
Continued on page Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
SAYS S9,453 REPAIR JOB
COST PENNSY S25,754
Superintendent of Motive Power
Tells |. c. C. of Charges for
Work on Locomotives.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associa ted Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. April 1s.-The Inter
state CONNER Commissions hearing
concerning IL allegations OF exces-
sive prices paid by the Pennsylvania
Railroad TO equipment compa anies. par
ticuiarly the Baldwin Locomotive
Works for repairs to locomotives. was
continued here today before Examiner
+. II. Barclay.
Frank p. Walsh. counsel for the rail
Federation of Labor, asked at adjourn
ment yesterday that subpoenas be is
sued for Samuel Rea, president of the
Pennsylvania Railroad; Samuel Vau-
CLAIM. president of the Baldwin Loco
motive works, and w w Atterbury.
vice-president of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, whom Mr.. Walsh said he wished
to question concerning contracts let by
the Pennsylvania 10 the Baldwins for
the repair OF 200 locomotives.
j. T. Wallis. general superintendent of
motive power of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. testified yesterday that the
Baldwin firm charged s25.754 a piece TO
repair these locomotives whereas the
roads own shops could have done the
work for s.. .453 each.
Cross examination of Mr. Wallis left
him unshaken in his contention that
pressure of businesses last fall had ne
cessitated letting the contract, as the
road had not facilities for completing
the work within two and half months
in which time the Baldwin works agreed
to finish IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
DIR, HENRY v. BRIGGS
BEING CONSIDERED
FOR THE MAYORALT
Sentiment Among Republicans
Favoring Him for the
Nomination.
OTHERS ARE IN THE FIELD

DR. Henry W. Briggs OF Eleventh and
Jackson streets, Il was learned today.
is being considered. among other promi-
nent Republicans. for the party nomi-
nation for mayor Because of the fac
tionsl differences which are looming
large right now. an effort Is being made
TO find some person who is thought not
to have any entangling alliances. So
DR. Briggs Is looked upon with favor
by some of the party leaders.
So far as is known, DIR. Briggs has
not spoken. An effort was made today
to ascertain his feelings i'm the matter.
but he could not be located.
Or Victor ID. Washburn Of So Wash
ington street is also under considera
ton. as well as a number of others
most OF whom have been mentioned
heretofore.
AS a matter Of fact. the Republicans
hardly know what to do In retaliation
for the defeat OF Dr Henri Pipes for
the Legislature. Negroes are threaten
ing to knife any white candidates for
any office from any part Of the Second
Representative District where Pipes
was beaten
Therefore IL is not likely that the
mayoralty nominee will come from that
part Of town. or that for president OF
City Council for that matter. Neither
DR. Briggs nor Or Washburn lives IN
that district. so they may be immune
from the effects Of this threat In the
event Of the nomination Of either one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
SEEMS TO Be At HAND
New Act Not Acceptable TO Sim
Feiners but Satisfactory 10
the Obstetrics.
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

bN Associated Press 20 ESeFy Evening.
London. April f9.-Steps to bring into
.seration the Irish act providing FOR
nome rule IN the island. were taken To-
lay by the British government. This
law, which was described by king
George as the fruit OF 80 years Of
ceaSeleSs controversy" was passed BY
Parliament on December Fl. last. and
received royal assent a short time later
Sim Vein leaders in Ireland have been
outspoken in their opposition 70 the
measure.
Elections OF members OF the northern
and southern Irish parliaments viii be
held on May 3. under present plans.
Sheriffs viii be directed TO proceed with
the preliminary steps Of the elections.
but it seems probable the southern sec
tons, and announcement was made
sions cf the Jaw Ulster is understood
70 have inaSe arrangements for cleo
tionsS. and announcement was made
last month that the Ulster Parliament
would open on June p. possibly under
royal auspices.
The Irish act provides for selection OF
a senate by the parliament OF each seC-
lion. After this is done the two houses
OF each parliament viii elect 20 mem
bers OF the council or 20. which will act
rs the connecting link between the two
legislative bodies. This council viii. Il
is hoped by the sponsors Of the law
provide a means for bridging OF the gap
between the parliaments and uniting
them in one body in tbs future.
After such union takes place. certain
powers relative 70 police, finance and
other branches OF the Irish government
will be conferred by the British govern
ment.