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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Lots of Coin, But
He's AIwavS Sued

Despite his claims that he has
unlimited capital behind him.
Thomas Y. Nabaiane. president
Of the World Cable Directory
Co. has been sued almost con
tinuously for the last four years
for failure 10 meet his obliga-
tions.
The record shows that on July IL.
1917. he was sued for nonpayment OF
a $50 note.
on July 80 his bank account was
garnished because OF an unpaid ac-
count Of 500.
ON January I. 1918. he was sued
on notes for ss6i.so.
ON May Z, 1915. he was sued for
ssse.ss
on June Z. 1918. he was sued In a
replevin action 10 recover safe
bought ON n partiai-paymen plan.
II Is a significant fact that In each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Man Faces Charge
Numbering Woman

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 10
William Shechan. teamster. viii
plead today to charges OF numbering
Mrs. May Morris. whose body was
found In Golden Gate park Saturday
night,
According 10 Thomas SHELTON. who
is held as a witness against Sheehan.
Shechan left him and another com.
panion late Saturday TO join the
woman in the park and that several
hours later he drove back to the
park and brought Sheehan into town
without having seen the woman
whom Sheehan said was drunk.
Mrs. Morris body was later rccov-
cred by police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
May Lease Idle
Ships for Coal

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. - The
United States shipping board has Of
fered 10 lease idle vessels at 81 a
month 10 coal exporters TO assist
them in competing with England. IL
was learned today.
This plan was proposed by Secrc-
tary Hoover and had immediate
agreement from Chairman Laskcr
and the shipping board. The pro.
posal Is now being considered by the
exporters
American exporters Of coal have
not been able TO successfully com.
pete with coal expectation from Eng.
land on account OF the high shipping
rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Mexico Has a New
"Mugging" System

MEXICO CITY. oct. THE Der
tillon and Photographic systems of
recording criminals now in vogue in
other countries are to he surpassed
In Mexico. " President Obregon has
his way. Under the presidents per-
sonal direction several experts have
been working out comprehensive
plan for months. and II will soon be
placed In operation, General obregon
believes the plan will decrease crime
In Mexico so per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Thought Reporter
for Star a Count

Thursdays visit TO the offices OF
the world Cable Directory Co. by a
Star reporter was turned into an
actual advertisement for the corpo-
ration--for a brief period. at any
rate.
To give him a plausible excuse for
jottlng down figures that he didn't
want 20 trust TO his memory. the
reporter represented himself as an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SERIES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

. two-hase hit The official
hlIo ~ rpsaitrd SchanE with a dou-
sre'et isxt out. Bancroft 10 Kelly.
tn s,iSd 60 T.. Ncusel, McNaliy
VIZ. and Schang taking third.
so,". ert out 70 Kelly unassistcd.
- ron. one hit no errors
er...,.-Frlsch WAS safe on an In
-irric Young forced Frtsch,
nfS.llv 10 ward. Kelly famed. ~.
ssN'ssi doubled 20 left Young pull
ss" at third. Rawlings iouled To
v,xsiy. No runs two hits no
srrors.
v..k~~.--Ruth singled with a
-, n. Ncuscl doubled % left
srsrrlnx Ruth. Pirp out RAWLINGS 70
49, ried 20 Burns. X. Mrusel Scor-
wa Ne<siiy flied 60 Burns. who
~ : marvellous catch. Tive runs.
80 hits 10 errors.
'.,..s.-Ruth tainted on the
$3.50 bench and was revived by
snrlieation Of water, the game
ns DELAYED for several minutes.
s,.h walked. Nehf famed. Burns
nrsd smith eeing doubled, Schang
= Ward. No runs. no hits, no
sncrs .,,-r,, INNING
x..ke~.-SchanK fouied to t'risch.
49, ami. rrisch 10 Kelly. Mtllcr
w. ma 10 left center for a double.
~ Popped 20 r. Mcusei No runs,
80 nit. ne errors.
r,..s.--Rancroft flied TO II. Meu-
- Trisch flied 10 Peck Young
- "a Pipp unsssistcd. Ne runs, no
Mis-. no errors.
~txru INNING
v.,k~~s-Ruth famed. Il. Meusei
<..i-a 10 Kelly. Pip out. Nehf to
vs,ly No runs. no hits. no errors.
As.,s.ss-keily singled 60 center. =.
vsnsei forced Kelly. Ward to Peck.
Ssxlinrs popped to Miller. Smith
~ 80 ward 10 fipp. No runs. one hit.
~ SEVENTH INNING
v..kees-Ward flied to Bancroft.
xx,v.Iiv popped 70 Bancroft Schang
NED 10 Ms1seL No runs. no hits. no
errors.
c,,,ss--Nehf flied to Ruth. burns
All Hoyt 10 Pipp. Bancroft popped
"a Pipp. No runs. no hits. no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
Yssk~<s-Hoyt famed. Miller out.
y,isch 10 Kelly. Peek singled to
mi Ruth famed. Ne runs. one hit.
c,ssss-rrlsch out 20 Pipp. unas-
lated. Young singled TO McNally.
xslly singled but was out at second
irving TO stretch IL. Meusel TO Ward.
ysunr reaching third. r. Mcuscl
fsuled 20 Pipp. No runs. two hits.
NINTH INNING
y.uke~s-Neusei out. Friseh 10
xsl1v. pipp out. Kelly 10 Nehf. Ward
a.. Rawlings TO Kelly. No runs. no
Ma no errors
.lsnes-Rawiings doubled over
third. smith flied TO Ward. Snyder.
HsftIng for Nehf. struck out Burns
fscned No runs. no hits. no errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Harlin Resigns as
Tax Investigator

Due to pressing labor organixa-
csn business. Robert III. Hariin.
saicn labor member Of the state tax
investigating committee. has found
ithnpossible. he states. TO attend the
settings OF that committee. and has
eusequently placed his resignation
b the hands OF Chairman Nathan
nksfein. He suggests that another
u named In his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

pics. csc each butterhorns. for z5c.
stall 81 shoulder lamb i0c ID. lard. 2
ms 25c. veal stew. loo 10. Stall ~.
stra wberrics. 1oc. i5c. zoe box buckle
berries, lsc n best caulifio~er. 20c
each.
MEsTLAKE
Stall f.-, Yakima Gems ~. cwt.
Stall i2T. 10 bars Polar White soap, a5c.
Stall iaf. fancy Jonathan apples. fi.fb
box Stall 1o5 glngersnapr, isc N
cracked rice. ms 2bc; new herring, SC
each Stalls 1911, large rolls toilet
paper. 25c; cans Kaomi cleanser. lie.
Sugar stsli s ms sugar. t5c: flour. So
N, sack 81 as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Italian Is Held for
Girl Murder Probe

MADISON, N. j.. Oct. 1o.--Frank
Felice. IL. an Italian. was arrested
today at Glen Ridge, N. j., and held
in connection with the murder OF
Janette Lawrence, 1i-year.old girl.
whose body was found Friday in
Kluxen woods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Charge Contractors
Undergrad Workers

]. NJ and c.. II, Yeaman. plumb.
ing contractors. with offices at 12f
Fifth ave, were arrested saturday.
charged with underpaying employees
on contracting work done for the
city, the minimum wage for which
is s475 per day. They were released
under $50 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

accountant.
Either Intentionally or otherwise.
the officials OF the company whom
he interviewed mistook the word
accountant for count and
According to employees they told
prospective investors that day;
Now you can see what kind
Of . business this is--we had
n count up here today trying
to buy stock"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
THINKS GRAND JURY
SHOULD PROBE 1T

Gong al one time was member
OF the Hop Sing tong. he says. but
withdrew when he learned the true
condition OF affairs inside the or
ranization.
Il think maybe the grand jury
like 10 hear about these things" he
volunteered. II have many wit.
ncssscs 20 testify
In a few years. he said. the Hop
Sing tong has grown 10 a point
where It's membership now outnum-
bcrs that OF the true Chinese tongs
His tong. the Suey Sing tong. has
only ss members in seattie-an cx.
elusive organization OF bona fido
merchants and workmen.
The Hop Sings. Gong says. arc so
strongly entrenched In Tacoma that
other tongmen have left that city.
IAN the gunner stay In Tacoma
he said. when they come TO Seattle
or 70 10 Portland ~ Is 10 kill some.
body. then they 20 back"
Unless something is done by the
authorities 20 break up the Hop
Sings or compel them 10 live UP to
an inter-tong treaty--an agreement
not 20 kill--signed here a month ago.
Seattle will lose her best Chinese.
They all go 10 Vancouver" said
Gong. where the law Is different
He explained that many have al
ready gone TO the British Columbia
port. where Chinese are forbidden 10
carry guns and where, II Chinaman
is found conceaiing such a weapon.
he Is sent forthwith 10 the peniten-
uary.
This phase of the matter. the
movement OF leading Chinese 10 safer
quarters in Vancouver. Is drawing
tho attention OF the China club here.
as we'll as the Chamber OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Indiana Bank Is
Robbed of $4,000

DwYER, Ind. Oct 1o.-The State
bank OF Dwyer was held up and
robbed Of $4,000 in cash and $4,000
in Liberty bonds shortly before noon
today by five men, who escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Bank Messenger
Robbed of $17,65O

ST. LOUIS. Oct. io--Two armed
bandits today held up and robbed
Robert Hsrdiman. bank mesacn.
ger. on a crowded street car OF a
Satchel containing siT.e5o in cash
and sci $50 In nom gotiable checks
"Wednesday was named after the
god Wooden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Two Bandits Rob
Bank; Get 5000

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Oct. To-
Two bandits held up and robbed the
Muncie state bank, Muncie. Kan, to-
day and escaped with $4,000 loot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
TEACHES RUSSIAN TONGUE

A new course in the Russian Ian
guage, under the personal instruction
of Isaac LevItin. opens at the Hall
Business college. Third ave. and Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

LONDON.-Joscph Widener, OF
Philadelphia. purchases two Rem.
brandts from Prince Yousseupoff, OF
Russia. for t7b0.o00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

The Turkish name Of CONSTANT
nople Is STEAMBOAT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
CHINESE tones
Terribly HERE
Wealthy 0rientals Flee to
Terry Ave Fortress"


Fearing the bullets Of tong
gunner. more than n score OF
wealthy Cinnamon. II was learn
ed Monday, have taken refuge In
a heavily guarded house In Terry
ave. aud have joined Harry Gong
In his demand for n grand jury
probe Of tho Hop Sing tong.
Gong. "a rich salmon packer. since
two shots were fired al him by the
alleged Hop Sing gunman. Harry
Lee. last Friday night. has employed
a body guard. an armed white man
who accompanies Gong wherever the
latter goes, to and from his office In
the Pioneer building.
Another Chinaman, an eye witness
OF the shooting three weeks ago OF
outs Noon. was 10 be taken to the
city jan Monday 10 look at Harry
Ice In the hope Of identifying the
prisoner as the man who killed
Noon.
According TO Gong, the Hop Sing
tong Is a Chinese Ku Klux Khan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
ORGANIZATION OF
SLAVE DEALERS

1T ia not like other tongs." he said
Monday. at was not formed by hon
ont Cinnamon for good purposes. IL
is an organization OF gamblers. opium
dealers and slave dealers.
Its members pay duty TO the tong
and this money Is used TO hire gun
men. lawyers and witnesses and to
bride policemen.
Lots Of policemen get pay from
the Hop Sing paymasters.
III belong 10 the Hop Sing tong.
the tong lends me money and ! can
start a gambling house. | pay SIS a
week for every table in my gambling
house. This money Is used by the
tong TO keep me out Of trouble. Then
/ pay back the money ! borrowed
from the tong out OF my profits. I'LL
IL In all paid.
III want TO smuggie opium. ! can
borrow money from the tong and pay
them back half Of my profits. IL i
have money Of my own, pay the
tong maybe $40, maybe $40. maybe
only SO 10 keep out OF trouble"
Gong said Chinese women are
brought 10 the United States
and sold 20 Hop Sing tongmen
for 81. 900 a head. These women.
M well M white girls. are
placed" In the underworld. and
81 n week OF their earnings paid
by their owners into the tong.
This money. too. goes into the
trouble fund"
Bail bonds. brides. fines. lawyers
fees and the like are paid out Of
this fund when occasion demands.
.rrordinW 40 Cons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Bail bonds. brides. fines. lawyers
fees and the like are paid out Of
this fund when occasion demands
nccnrdlnn 20 Cong
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-04-07
PROCEEDINGS OF REGULAR
MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD
Arcadia, La, April s, 1921.

Arcadia. La, April s, 1921.
The Bienville Parish School Board
met at the above named place and on
tho above named date with the follow
ING members present: ]. W. sutton
Ward /; s. J. Burkhalter, Ward IT., :
H. n. Hays, Ward 5; P. F. White
Ward 7; W. W. Poole, Ward anu
R, J, Mostiller, Ward 8.
On motion Of s. ]. Burkhalter the
action Of the building committee OF
Ringgold and the building committee
Of Bryceland in employing Mr. J. w.
Smith. Of Monroe, as architect to pre-
pare plans and specifications for tine
Ringgold and Bryceland school build.
ings is hereby ratified by this board.
On motion 1t was ordered that the
board pay J. W. Smith the sum OF
$4,000 as part payment on said plans
and specifications Of said Bryceland
and Ringgold buildings.
On motion the Summer Normal at
Gibsland is ordered to be run during
June and July.
On motion the president Is author.
lied to advertise for bids for f1sca!
agent for Bienville Parihs School
Board for the two year term-July
1921 to July, 1923.
In view Of the fact that the trlls'
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serve without compensation, and said
election shall be held under the laws of
the state applicable thereto.
Sec. 4 The president Of this body
is hereby instructed to give notice of
the special election herein ordered By
his proclamation to be published aC-
c0rding to law. And in said proclama-
ton he shall announce that at ten
O'Clock a. m. ON Tuesday, July ). 1921
this board will meet in the School
Board Office in the town Of Arcadia,
la., and in open session proceed to
open the ballot boxes, examine and
count the ballots in number and
amount, examine and canvass the re
turns and declare the result Of the
election. On roll call the following
members voted in the affirmative:
J. ". Sutton, =. +. White, $. J.
Burkhaltcr. Il. J. MoStllcr, W. W.
Poole. II. \. Hays, and the resolution
was adopted.
7. F. WHITE, Pres.
f. H, FISHER, Sec Treas.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-04-07

L. G. Roden, c. 3. Crawford, ]. W.
Collins. W. KEGS, R. p. Vernon, r.
G. Smitherman, ]. w. Parker, Ed
Crawley, Ed Murphy.
Arcadia, La, April S, 1921.
Whereas, there has been filed with
this board a petition signed by one.
fourth of the property taxpayers OF
Liberty Hill School District No. ~
Of the Parish of Bienville, La, eligi-
bic to vote at such an election pray
ing that special election be ordered in
and for said school district No. Y
at which shall be submitted the fol-
lowing proposition, to-wit;
l. 10 levy a special tax Of two and
one-half mills on the dollar on all
property in school district No. y sub
I ject to state taxation. annually, for a
period Of five years for the purpose of
building and equipping school build
ing in said school district No. T. Bien-
vile Parish, La, and
Whereas, in the opinion Of this board
such special elections is necessary and
advisable,
Be 1t Resolved, by the Bienyille Par
ish School Board in regular session
convened as follows:
Sec. /. That a special election be
and the same is hereby ordered to bt
held in School District No. y of the
; Parish of Bienyille, La, on Saturday,
July ., 1921, at which shall be sub
mitted the following proposition u.
wit:
|. TO levy a special tax Of two and
one-half mills on the dollar on all
property subject to state taxation in
school district No. y of the Parish of
Bienvillc, La., for period Of 5 years
for the purpose of building and equip.
ping a school building in said school
district No. y.
Sec. ,. That the Secretary Of this
board be and he is hereby instructed Il
have prepared for use at said special
election a sufficient number of ballots
on each OF which shall be printed all
the propositions mentioned in section
one Of this resolution, arranged in sucl
manner to enable the voters to vote
- each one separately and in the fol
lowing form:
Proposition No. 1
Proposition to levy al
two and One-half mill tax
on all property in school LID
district No. Y Of the Par
j ish of Bienville, La, sub =
. ject to State taxation, an uo
nually, for a period of Nv
- five years for the pur-
u pose Of building and eQuipping a scho'
:, building in said school district n
- y.
&c ol NOTICE TO VOTERS: 10 vote
u favor of either proposition submitte
on this ballot place a cross (X) maj
a after the word YES" and to v0
~ against it place a similar mark aft
o oa the word mo-"
o ,S And that the secretary Of this boal
- be and he is hereby instructed to ha
g. prepared for use at said special ele
10 ton all necessary ballot boxes, tai
~ ~ sheets, lists of voters, valuation Of pr
perty and compiled statements of VI
ers in number and amount
~ Sec. 3. That the polling place f
~ said election shall be the regular pO
- ing place at Liberty Hill, La, in schc
ne district No. Y, Bienvile Parish, L
'e and J. E. Roden, c. 7. Butler, R.
m Vernon are appointed Commissioners
IT, Election and r. J. M0stiller Clerk
!" election to serve at said election
school district No. Y, all Of whom "
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-04-07
Mrs. Len II. LangstOn and Mrs. L

MIS-. Len L. langStOn ana Mrs. IL.
Y. LangstOn, Jr., Of Homer, were in
Arcadia last week with relatives.
The many friends here of Rev. e. ID.
Head, Of Waco, Texas, were very much
and grieved when a telegram
was received on Tuesday, bearing the
sad intelligence Of his wife's death,
that morning at 500 o'clock, after an
hours illness. No further particulars
have as yet been learned in regard to
her illness and death. He has the
deepest sympathy Of his friends at
this place, where he grew to manhood
and where he is held in the highest
esteem and loved by all who know
him.
Friday evening Mrs. B. 4. Fergu
sons Sunday School Glass, the "WV.s'
had the first of their series OF class
meetings at her home. The following
were present: Annie Durrett, Lula
Belle Jones, Lenora Austin, Christine
and Elizabeth Murphy, Rush Wimber'
ly, James Harris and Ben Ferguson,
Jr. Many interesting games were en-
joyed, then mysterious slips OF paper
were given the teacher. OF course,
it can't be revealed Just yet, what the
meaning was, but something big IS be-
inc planned and sometime the secret
will be given away. Last Of oil, but
by no means least, came what chill
dren, and grown-ups, too, enjoy some.
thing delicious, In all ice course, and
they enjoyed 1t all the more, because
they helped prepare 1t.
Refrigerators moderately priced at
s. A. Conger's.
Miss Jewel Mcclure was the gracious
hostess to the lies Amis" CLUB last
| Friday evening in her lovely new home
On arriving each club member anu
| guest was provided with an apron ana
| card on which was assigned a certain
task in preparing the dinner. natural
| " this afforded a great deal OF merrl
| ment The huge kitchen was ideal fol
| such an occasion and was quite as at
| tractive as a reception room, with lt'
| spotlessly white woodwork, caolne'
| work, running water and other con
yeniences. Mr.. Dallas Rogers, showed
much culinary skill in frying oysters
and il any body wants to know nov
TO make delicious salad, just ask Lamar
Taylor and Floyd Brewer, directed D!
Dr. Atkins, who saw that everything
was sanitary. Maybe you've heard O.
| coffee-the kind that Mother used tt
make" Well, the kind that Curtis
Williams makes can't be beat. Ira NC
Conathy learned to crack all kinds O
| nuts on this occasion. Malcolm Cur
RE and Armour White played no small
part in seeing that the program wa
properly carried out Percy Brow
saws. If anybody has lost their appe
title. Just go over to the Mcclure hous
Its "in the air." OF course, witt
80 much skillful help, 1t did not tax
long to prepare a grand supper, whlc
consisted Of fried oysters, sliced tt
matoes, celery pickles, crax, coffee an
fruit salad. An interesting feature Q
the evening was an original story D
the hostess used as game. Beaut
ful roses and other spring flower
were used in lavish profusion through
out the house.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-04-07
A HEAVY JOLT

given prices on horseshoeing at ED.
WARDS SHOP. The price jolted
down to $1.OO for expert work. See
our expert horseshoer. ~
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-04-07

Naly Louis Tooke visited
this week
LEVEL Williamson spent the
= b Ruston.
Nniie Conger, of Monroe, was
M visitor last Sunday.
esfse Cummings, Of Bienville,
fuest recently Of his niece,
xhlan Jordon, Of Mansfield.
NeDonaM, who has been with
~, Mrs. Ida Williamson left
Ay To visit her son in Ruston.
~ B here. Ice is cheap.
\ I hl6ratsr at q very low price
4 Csaser.
4 CT roland, Of Shreveport,
/ IT a Sunday Of her mother,
Gh1n.
y AlIn Yelldell, Of Monroe, after
aIll visit last week with Miss
i lun has returned to her home!
N. D. Truluck went to Shreve-
ain on Monday accompanied
9suluck In the interest Of her
n 4, Tooke and little son G. A.,
Isyeport, were guests the first
poek, Of their parents, Mr.. and
u Runge.
tluests Of Rev. and Mrs. Fl. M.
pefe Misses Carrie Lyles, Liz
llcksOn, Lizzie May Allen and
& Deas, Of Arcadia.
nllAs Hendrick, Of Monroe,
gueet Of Mss Lila Mae But.
lAe home Of her brother, Mr.
Butler and Mrs. Butler.
w Q. BaInette, and little son,
q Shreveport, were guests on
Y and Sunday Of her sister,
5. Capefs and family.
1T pretty home In Arcadia Is
0npletion, that Of Mr.. and
Butler, and which will be
1T to that part Of town.
Ao1dia High School will be
f3 1t the State Teachers
NJ It Alexandria this week,
J, 2. Wagner, Misses Mary
md Luda Reynolds.
FOR RENT
i store building, modern. in
ek Located on Front st.,
Apply to B. A. Brewer
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FOR RENT

- store building, modern. in
ed Located on Front st.,
Apply to B. A. Brewer,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-28
New G. O. P Congressman Demand Action
TEN MILLION
POUND SUBSIDY
PART OF PACT
Men 10 CO Back Mon
day If Parliament
Acts

LONDON, June 28.-(By Assoc
ciated Press The British coal min.
ers strike, in progress since April 1,
has been settled, it was officially an
nounced this afternoon.
1t is understood Premier Lloyd
George will ask parliament to au-
thorizel the granting of ten million
pound subsidy to the mining industry
ny The miners will resume work gen
orally next Monday if the subsidy is
granted.
The government offered this sub
sidy several weeks ago but withdrew
it after the recent proposition by the
owners for a settlement had been
voted down by the miners.
The general understanding is that
the Submission Of the subsidy prop
ositidh to parliament is d mere for
mality, and that the grant will be
voted.