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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1921-07-01
Hathaway SAYS

If you wear glasses, have
your eyes and glasses both
examined from time to time,
and go to the place where you
can afford to pay a reason
able price for real professio-
nal work. Remember your
eyes are your bread-winners.
Take care of them.
You have your teeth ex-
amined twice a year. Why
not you eyes? They are
more important.
DR.. J. D. Hathaway
Optometrist
Phone 800 Bradford Bldg
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1921-07-01

Elizabeth City banks will close Mon
day, July 4th, all day. Stores close at
1 o'clock p. m. for the afternoon. Do
your banking Saturday. Shop early
Monday.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1921-07-01

This newspaper one year $1.5O, eight
months for a dollar.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

WANTED-TO RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR ROOMS AND
bath: good section: must not be more than
$50 per month. Family Of four. Address Box
217-P. Star Office. >.
8 TO 8 ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR
dat by July 1st sooner; Al references.
Columbia 916o-W
Evening star., 1921-06-08
WANTED--GARAGEs.

WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WANTS TO
lease garage with capacity for at least 6 cars:
must be good, substantial building: ireproof;
any desirable section considered; phone us
full details. SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 18th
ST. NV Main 2345
Evening star., 1921-06-08
ROSEMONT.
Choice Homes for Immediate

OS~toSy
po..mont "a. we believe, the choicest resi-
denee suburb near Washington. We have there
= number Of homes Of three to seven roons
which we can sell on very easy terms
SSD0 cash and the balance, $40 to $3.50 =
These homes are strictly modern and satis.
factory In every way. We can refer ycu ts
in Rosemont recently.
To eee these homes. take Alexandra car at
I2th and Pa ave. Get Oh At North Rosemont
station. Call Alexandria 928 when you start.
Commutation ticket to North Roeemont is
"a 46 for 62 rides Phone Us at your con-
veuience and Ne win call anywhere in wash
ingtou and drive you to zee the property. =
r. C. GOODSOw COMPANY.
v7le King ST., Alexandria. Va. Phone ee6. .
DOCTOK WILL SELL 3O.R00N HONE, UNE
inTton; newly painted and good condition. Ad-
drese boz ao-I. Star ofRce. -
Evening star., 1921-06-08


Two rooms and kitchenette with porch. Call
after 3.
14O7-14O9 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-ATRY. COM
Portable: whole floor: south front; 5 large
north and south windows. nice shade Two
rooms, private bath: Ink. il desired but en-
plOyed couples or men preferred. l pay un-
limited hot water and gas, also house laundry.
Employed couples or men. $50 Col. 6263.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED-3-ROOMA APART
ment with back porch; electricity light and
gas for cooking included in rent Price. $8o.
MERIDIAN MANSIONS. 24OO 18th ST-VERY
desirable apartments of Z, and rooms and
bath. with hotel service. southern exposure, ex-
cellent cafe and garage. Apply F. B, kleh
Manager. Phone Col 1000
Evening star., 1921-06-08
OFFICES AND STUDIOS

LARGE STUDIO IN THE REAR OF
1919 CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
For rental and further particulars apply to
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.
Evening star., 1921-06-08
APARTNEHTs 10 LET

APARTNENTs TO LET
FURNISHED-Continued.
COMFORTABLY FURNIsHED APARTMENT
p usns e. see M So per
month. Address Boz 24s-M. Star Office.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-5 ROOMS. BATH,
porch. completely furnished. from June 10Th to
September 10Th; rent reasonable. Telephone
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BArH-LoUIsA.
21s New York ave. NV. Apt. 48. Apply after
APARTMENT NEAR CONN. AVE AND N
furnished: with ali modern improvements.
Rental, $40 per month.
l.. .. FRIsToE.
Y 1882 st.
SIX LARGE. AIRY ROOMS. WELL KEPT
g ADULTS Adsess tS oe o1
Stur office. 3
1898 CALVERT ST. N.W.--I1iving room. bed
room. kitchenette. bath. $40: 2 rooms. hath.
$50 After o pm. 1?'
1929 ST. N.W.--s ROOMS. KITCHENErTE.
excepting apartment 1st floor. available nt
once. $75. Cali to &. g.
18th AND WYOMING AVE.-MARRIED COu
pie: rooms. reception hall and bath:nsnd @
ing apt. 10 Sept. l, $50 per mo. Col. 2i'l =.
1877 KENNEDY ST. EEPING
apartment, 2nd floor. completely furnished: 3
ami: adults. %
24S 3rd ST NV
Housekeeping apartments: also rooms with or
without bOard.
cite, furnished; gas range: sink: 2nd floor. 80
2539 18th NV.
Very attractive 3-rm. and bath apartment with
all modern conveniences. fully furnished with
linen, silvergare, aluminium utensils electrici-
ty. gas. continuous hot wafer. laundry privi-
leges telephone. awnings. screened throughout :
located near Central High School, between Clif-
ton and Euclid sts.: rents within reason: neat
64I KENYON ST. N.w.-2 FRONT ROOMS.
attractively furnished h:k. apt; gas. eiec-
tricify. Phone Adams 231. s.
3IOI 18th ST. NV. COR. IRvING--IAARGE.
cool. attractive front room and kitchenette:
modern. private home. IL
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING:
apartment Of . rooms and rear porch turned
oysr to purchaser Of furniture. $4OO; rent. x11
Phone North 67sS. 3
THE ALrAMON'r. 1901 WYOMING AVE-
rnom apartment furnished, from June 18th till
October or longer. y
23Ol CONN AVE- COR. KAIDRAMA RD.-
8 rooms. baths. balcony. from June 10 tn
Sept. IS. Price. $c25 month. Telephone North
9O72
share furnished. 5-room apartment with con-
pie or . girls; telephone service references ex-
changed
6.4 E ST. N.w.-ONE ROOM AND LARGE
klttnen. rear
phone: reasonable. D.
1890 TEA ST NW.-WlIlL SHARE SMALL.
modern Housekeeping apartment with congo
nial young lady. Apt. 100 Call after pm
So
ONE ROOM, KITTHENETrE AND BATH.
completely furnished. in the northumberland;
rent reasonable lease TO October l.. Inquire
y. H. ave. at st. Call North $3.50.
AITRAtvrIVELY FUENISHED ROOM AND
kifchenette: second floor front; laundry privi-
l..s.S gl9 9Th ny So
134S EUCLID ST.-SIX ROOMS AND BATH
beautifully furnished; months. 500 per
Apply at Apt. 3. So
) APIS-s3O TO $1OO-IMMEDTATE POS
session; children taken: piano. victrola. silver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
HABIG'S ASSAILANT
HAS new COUNSEL

In criminal court Saturday Attorney
w. l.. Bradshaw notified Judge Alan H.
Robinson that he had withdrawn rs
counsel for Frank Erwin OF North Ben
wood who is charged with felouiouslN
shooting ex-CounCiman Ambrose +.
uahig Judge Robinson appointed Pc
lice Judge John S Ritz as counsel for
Erwin. and the case was passed to De
v"mher 2. when argument on Il demu--
rc- t. the indictment Will be heard.
Judge Robinson continued until No
vember &c. The case OF Jeanette john
son. charged. Iith George PraYlcSS
with shopNftnG. Tho case against r.
II. Magic. accused Of passing bad
checks. was continued 70 December }.
Ben Frazce and Howard bowman. ChRrG
cd with highway robbery. secured con.
'inuance on their case until December g.
The case OF James GilliEIu. indicted on
non-support charge. was passed 10
November 26. Trial OF Robert Pagan OF
Pittsburgh. charged with violating the
Yost law was set for Friday. November
.. when Prosecutor Carl Bachuann told
the court he had Investigated and found
that Pagan was at work on a day re-
Gently when a certificate presented In
court said the defendant was too i'll 10
appear. Trial OF Jack Ma!ino. charged
with theft OF an automobile. was set FOR
Friday. December ,. \ warrant charG
ing James Deiters with violating the
liquor law was quashed on the ground
that the charge contained therein was
vaGue and indefinite.
Following the quashinE OF the peiterS
warrant Judge Robinson instructed
Prosecutor Bachmanr 10 draft Il letter
70 justices OF the peace directing them
10 exercise more care to conform TO the
statute In the drawing up of warrants
in criminal cases brought into thei-
courts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

dresses. delivered by Roy B. Nay1oP C
II. &. Ogden Of this city, ]. J. Schmidt
of Charleston. and II. G. Bradley OF
Blueheld.
Tomorrow's session will open at 10
o'clock in the morning and addresses
Will he delivered by J. II. SCHNEIDER or
Cleveland. r. j. Mccain OF wheeling, 8.
Il. Harfner of Elkins and o. s. Jordan
OF New York City.
The afternoon session will begin NJ
$50 o'clock with an open forum At
which time Satisfactory Shipping RAD.
Ius" will be discussed by J ]. Stein
metz Of Charleston. collections This
Year" by Harry Gordon OF Montgomery.
Following this the executive board VIII
60 in session which will be followed BIS
the nomination and election Of boaraa
Of directors. The next meeting place
will then he selected after which the
convention will be brought TO close.
The officers Of this association are:
W. NJ. b. Sine. president: s. B. Hammer.
vice president: c. +. Jamison. secretary.
and Joe l. Wilson. treasurer. The board
of directors Is composed Of II. G. Brady:
r""~0elI. Toe l.. Wilson. Huntingdon:
W. H. Sine. Clarksbnrg; g. p. Hanner,
81 ms. i. 4. Hummcll. McDonald; o.
O. DONKEY. Morgantown. and ]. II. Cline,
Charleston. AAAA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
FREED or CHARGE
OF FALSE ALARM

IN police court Saturday Bernard
Gallagher and Paul BoUenherger.- plead
cd guilty t. charges OF being intoNicat'
ed. and were fined 81 and costs each
The two young men were charged by
Detective Chip" Crumbacker with turn
ing in a false alarm OF fire Friday morn.
ing from the alarm box at Chaplsne and
Twenty-third streets. Each denied pull
ing the box. and Judge John ). Ei@
dismissed this charge. with a severe
warning az 20 the consequence OF turn
ing in false alarms. Detective Crum-
hacker was unable TO state positively
that either young man pulled the alarm
although he said he was watching 70
see them go home. after he had ordered
them off the street and saw them hal:
at tho corner OF ChaplnN and Twenty
third streets just before the alarm be-
gan hitting in. In lace Of this teSt-
n,ony on the part o. the officer. each
denied that he had pulled the alarm AMI
each Of the young men a!ihted for the
other
Stabley Sukz. Charles Nickson and
Harry Splecka were fined s. each for
being diso-derly In the Lyric thea: ere.
Jack Reed was fined ST. and costs with
the alternative OF sixty days in jail.
on 4 vaErancy charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
CREDIT MEMS DIRECTORS
TO MEET THIS EVENING

Much important business Is TO be dis
cussed by the directors OF the Wheelins
Association OF Credit Men at special
session 10 be held this evening at .
O'Clock. in the Paradise restaurant. at
Fifteenth and Market streets.
Among tho matters for discussion
will be a report OF the survey conduct
ed here several weeks ago by Secretary
treasurer J. II. Tregoe, of the National
Association of Credit Men. Another
subject for discussion Will be the ap-
polntment Of several new committees TO
succeed those that have been inactive.
A membership campaign may also be
presented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
INTEREST CENTERS IN FINDINGS
OF CLERK ON RECALL PETITIONS
RUMoREp THAT ABOUT 5000 OF
NAMES ON ORIGINAL PETITION
WILL COME OFF
LANE WILL MAKE NO COMMENT
UNTu. he HAS EXAMINED
PETITIONS

WIKI the h.iag, axe Saturday. 90
amended petitions Tor the recall O; the
eleven members OF c,iy council and 'fty
Manager Homer Z. NTaEo. interest now
ceHtevs in III" coming report ~ '.,'
Clerk Howard 9 Lane a {. ia" ~r:h-
cheney or !nsutacieUcy ~ the a'nen1""
petition Under the CRY charter. iAe
c'e~k has ten days In whirn Z" examine
'he amended petitions hcf"r" 'uiN'nS NJ
h.S ina, crrt.ncates %" ~ petitions 70
BE- presented TO city council.
In the uelghbcrhu"l ut l.ioN more
names 81 Voters a,comp@n.eI ne
amended PETITIONS when they NerN re-
turned 70 tho city Cler! At four o CLOCK
Saturday afternoon. Afnda''t' wee
R,so returned which Attorney ;. NJ
\a,es, chairman ps III" rSrN. commit
'"". claims Will meet n" digestion on
TONS were not In proper FORM.
which tho clerk certified taat the H"A-
N his nrst' petition - council con-
corning tho recall petitions. 'i;y clerk
Lane stated that he hal Npp'''H;''NS
from 1000 voters 20 HAY" their names
stricken from the petitions. the ne"
siEne-s. the recall committee points
out eC<et ;hjs number 10y more IMAM
400
VIII Examine Thoroughly
Much interest attaches 20 the second
paragraph az NH'S >'''N - Coo 80
re-ttA.atc which refers 20 t"e l.OOp re-
Guests for removal OF names ana 'otAer
,--erularit!eS" with wh!Ca me clerk
stated ne could deal when the petitions
v-re in proper form. Il has been per
sis,ent,y rumored that the clerk VIII
hol1 that about 5000 of the names
sigaed 20 the original petition would
come on. 1000 by reques; 81 the s!sners
and the majority OF the remaining 1000
because u IS claimed they were signed
by persons other than ;Ae voters OF the
names IN question.
However. city Clerk lane. as yet WI.
make absolutely no comment as 10 what
his Andiug will be. and declares tAat ne
will not make any statement until ne
ard City Solicitor J. Harold brennan
have gone over the amended petitions
thoroughly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
Anv1cr Pos woMnr WHO SUFFER-

Il advise. every woman who suffers
with kidney trouble 10 try Foley Kid
ney Pills" writes Mrs. BESSIE Brawner.
2522 ScoSllle Ave, Cleveland. o. Il
could no; do my housswo-k. but since
taking Foley Kidney p!us l feel like
new woman and am able 20 DO my
YORK" Rheumatic pains. swollen ank-
les. baCkache. stth joints. sore muscles
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments
indicate disordered kidneys, Foley pills
nc, promptly. Sold N""rywherc-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
ICE CREAM MEN
CONVENE TO-DAY
MANY PROM--,-n MEN TO SPEAK
PROBLEMS OF THE BUSINESS
TO BE DISCUSSED
Annual Event Opens This Morning and
Continues Until Tuesday
Evening

The eleventh annual convention Of
the Ice Cream Manufacturers Ass"c;a-
I!on Of West Virginia will open in this
city this morning and continues until to-
morrow evening at the Windsor hotel,
Ice cream manufacturers from all parts
of the state Will he here.
The afternoon session vii! open at
ls3O o'clock today at which time reports
OF the various officers will be heard and
ChaIrmcn Of the various committees re-
port. This Will be followed by four ad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
0, Y, G, DONATION DAY
TOMORROW, NOV. z

Tuesday. November 80. will he dona.
ton day for the Ohio Valley General
hospital. and contributions may oe LETT
at the following places:
Mrs. Jas Cummins. 304 South Front
street.
Mrs. H. f. Os;erlinE. 76-ltth street.
. Mrs. Sallie McColloch. 1882 Chapline
street.
Mrs. {. A. Bowers. 1896 Jacob street
Mrs. Howard Hazlett. s0l Main street,
Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum. kenwoOd Place.
Mrs J. c. Milton. Elm Grove.
Mrs. J. c. Heinlein. bridgeport Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
YOUNG LADIES WILL
CONTINUE SOLICITING

Between 30 and 90 Young adde's. stu
pints Of Wheeling high school. Will
continue this week soliciting FOR The
Wheeling Chapter OF the American Red
ross in their annual roll call The
young ladies were out IN the rain last
saturday working. and much vas ac-
cOmpliShed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
ALLEGE DRIVER IN
CRASH WAS DRUNK

An automobile. owned ny William
Roth ot East Wheeling. and the auto
mobile Of J. S. BolcI. also Of thu East
End We're badly damaged after six
o'clock last evening when B",en s car
crashed into Roth'S machine At Mctol-
looh' and Eleventh street
Noth's automobile. unoccup!ed. was
parked on the street when the machine
driven by Bolrn cam" UP and crashed
Into K. according to information gwen
the rolice.
Shortly after seven o'clock Motor
cycle Officer "Beaner" Roth found Bolen
IN his garage. trying 10 repair the dam
age his car suffered In the crash. Ac-
cord'ng to the officer. Holen showed
signs Of intONication and he was ar
rested on 4 drunk charge. Police Lieu
tenant Miller ordered him held while a
further investigation OF the wreck IS
being made.
Roth's automobile had on" wheel
broken and tho rear end Of the machine
was badly slowed up. Bolen's machine
had an axle badly bent and the 'front.'
end OF he car was badly used mp
No one was injured in the smashup
---------
What IS il keeps the baby sweet
And steri.izes fathers feet
And brings us happiness Compleie'
Blue Devil ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

Charles Huber who gives ms resi-
dence ns Pittsburgh. was romaudcd to
iail to await a hearing on ChnrE" OF
living or earnings OF his wife. which
she claims he forced her 70 secure in
houses Of III fame. Mrs. Huber had
Oriror Gehring arrest her husband. fo-
tee have been Informed from pittsburgh
that federal authorities are also seeking
ilubler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
Y; W. GETS LEGACIES

Directors Of the Young "omsns
Christian Association have announced
receiving $500 from the estates OF the
late w A. Wilson and william Bailis.
The amounts were placed in the endow-
nent found of the local associa ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
OPENS STUDIO

Mrs l.arr., kasiry BROOKS. dra ma &c
ar director. haS opened studio n the
MlrIal Bank building. In the last sev-
eraI months her classes have grown 70
such a proportion that she found a.
impossible ." handle her work without
Gav!nE u centrally located studio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
RNyBlaSA

Palmer Y. R"yd. well known eN-serN-
loo man or this city who was held as
prisoner 10y the Germans for several
months during the World war, spoke 10
m-ruhrrs Of = st No. -. American Lee
giun. on Saturday night.
Inion services Will be conducte /
Thursday evening at tho First United
I'resLI tcr,nn church. At this tame 'n''n-
tiers Of the First AMI Second PrcsbY-
t""!a- and First and Second United
Presbyterian churches will take part.
At No. IS Twenty fourth street a
rummage sale Will hc conducted today,
tomorrow and Wednesday under the
auspices ~ the Ssterhood Of the Eofr
street temple.
Work - being rushed by the Whit
RKer-tleSsner company on tho erection
= or a large water tank near their can
factory IN WarwOod
Postmaster ". W. Irwin stated last
evening that. with the Christmas seaFnn
coming on. Indications point 10 an eI-
tremely busy season at the local office
Squire j. W. Kindclherger continued
until Saturday. December 3. the cnHo OF
Mrs. George Minor. who liz charged with
aSsaulting Miss Ruth Rice. Clay
school teacher. who It Is alleged was
beaten up by Mrs. Minor. whose children
the teacher had rcrrhuanded. Miss Rice
court as witness for the prosecution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

More severe punishment for convicted
offenders. eternal vigilance NY authori-
tics charged with law enforcement
heavier bonds TO secure the release OF
alleged criminals and a united public
sentiment in favor Of law enforcement
are named nv Prosecuting Attorney Carl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

Police raided No. 1926 Main street and
arrested Robert ThortOn on "A charge OF
operating n gambling house. Al Noel
Ernest Bailey. John Peacock and Sam
Carey will be arraigncd in police court
charged with gambling in Thortnon's
place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

When the County Insanity commits
sion declared Dan Frye sane. Judge
Robinson act Bryezs trial. on charg"
Of assaulting Mrs. Mary Pratt at her
home recently, for crimina! court for
Friday. November 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

Assessor James Richards will begin
mo reasaessmeut OF real estate and per.
sonal property in Ohio county Monday,
November 2s. under. instructions from
the state tax commit ssioner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

Lphn Ialvrro on saturday purchased
At shcrInfS sale the auto truck which
was ConAsCatcd when Calvcro WAS cap
tUrcd TRANSPORTING liquor through Ont"
county. 1t cost him s@25 L. got the
truck back again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

rharge ." pistol totirE preferred BY
Folio cman James O'keef". Arlington
charged Harper with having in his pos
session Illegally two pInts Of liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

G. Bachmann, in public statement as
.asentials toward the checking or IN"
crime wnvc which seems 10 be sweeping
the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

James Harper, a Second ward negro.
arrested Saturday by Federal prohibi-
ton OFFICER Tom Arlington. was re-
manded 70 jail to await a hearing on a
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-02

Paper made of esparto grass fibre m books reduce their weight about 40 per cent, as compared with the older vol umes of equal size @
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-02
Georgia Planter To Make Denial Of All
 Charges Of Negro

ATLANTA. Ga. AprtiI I-John S. Williams. who is to go ,on trial next Tuesday in Covington charged with the murder of one Of eleven of the negro farm hands he is alleged to have killed to hide peonage conditions, will enter plea of not guilty and will make a sweeping denial of the charge made by Claude Manning. negro farm boss. it was announced today by G. r. Johnson, counsel for Williams.
 Manning, according to officials, de clared he and Charley Chisholm kill ed the negroes and later he killed Chisholm. on orders of Williams. Sher fir w. F. Persons, of Jasper county, where the Williams farm is located, declared today be had no evidence to justify belief that any more bodies would be found.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-02

Batteries : Ramsey, Stoner. Harte aand Parker; Cooper. Carlson ant Schmidt.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-02
British Iron And, Steel Plants Shut
 Down; Strike Quiet

LONDON, April 1.-(By the Associ- ated Press)-The countrywide cessa- ton of coal production throughout Great Britain's coal area today be- cause of the miners strike, thus far has not been productive of trouble in any 7of the mines, wnere the engine men are reported to have remained at their posts to prevent the pits being flooded. This raises the belief in some quarters that the fight win not be long. especially as the miners lack the necessary funds to continue long struggle. s
 Meantime, certain of the big iron and steel industries, in order to pre- serve the works from the conse- quences of a stoppage of coal supplies, closed down today. Others on the northwest coast of England are expect. ed to shut down early next week.
 So far as negotiations between the mine owners and men are concerned, some members of the Coal Miners As sociation, with authority to negotiate, have remained in London while Frank Hodges, secretary of the miners un- ion, is here, authorized to treat for the men if favorable opportunity occurs.
 Government circles are reported to be slightly more optimistic regarding the situation in view of the action of the owners and others in safeguarding the pits from flooding.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-02
RAY0FA N BEATS
 GORILLA JONES

PHOENIX, April 1. Speedball Hayden received the referees de- eision in 10-round bout here tonight with Gorilla Jones. The bout was tame throughout and the men were warned they must fight by both the referee and the promoter.
 The fight. which made the big eest hit with the fans, judging from their applause. was an eight.round bout between Red Gardner and Jack Lynch. Lynch was given the ref eree's decision but as Gardner left the ring he was given cheers for the fight he offered. Gardner went down for the count of eight in the fourth round. but was saved by the gong. ia the fifth he again was down for eight counts, but got up and contin- ued the fight.
 : Soldier Brown scored the only knockout of the evening when he fin shed Joe Lepo in the second round of a scheduled four-round bout.
 Joe Brown won the referees de cision over Jack Daley in six. round match.