Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
PENROSE FLOPS ON
TARIFF, TO SUPPORT
FORDNEY MEASURE
Interest IN Fate of BID lncfcasfo
by Announcement ~ Financial
Chairman.
HOUSE TO HOLD
HEARINGS on REVISION

ny Associated Press - DVsrY EFeninf
Washington. Jan. Plans n Senate
supporters II n HDisc efucfgrnoy nf'H
bin ~ prcss fYr early action wfrr m1nief
again to-day, when ths senatf hnanr
COMMITTEES resumed heafifFs 1n DO 'afm
ers' relief program.
senator sfno0t asked Oo0fg % Nnggs
ihe frs, witness, 10 oouhne bic irsiim0nF
- subjects uof already oorerfd la'rf
acting Chair NeCmntrr inteuur
ed arguments with fhe riine-s ~ irs.ai
that The hearing bs NJ DELAYED ~ '0r
mifiee members
we Do nOt want ~ a. rsugif 1sff
next Tuesday. ssii aensf0f arupf rff
n h0use fan - Eitnesses whish rnNIf
give r. further eKnfee fr these hsarHr
This is an ernerzency tIrIf ani Tr mTf'
have acton on if
Mr Briggs SAID tie Eori lnfusfr fsr
dying out. adding o. 'hf nurher ~ 'ef
rnerq end fern workers darfrtfnf fHf
land f0r life in No err
What about manufacturing nferrs'f.
Senator Thonsa inquired Hunfr7fs
- industrial plants havr noen r.nref 1ff
thousands a mon are ou' Df refF NnHf
those people evcnfusiif ~ eqr0pflir,i '.
return - ths fsrns' fhey hste Er
make q living
Tho vifnass rsia hs oesiid ~ srrs,
thai thern ever world ~ rtfrr p. tIt
farms
Washington Tar WIZ irf-rrs
/ The fate offho Frr,inrr Fn~rvrrrV Iar'F
I bin increased ~ the srn0un-ernerf n|
7 Senator Psnro-r ihaf he rerld 80 F'e
4 infurncs - secure its passegr 30 fersif
I finance r0r,nnifie~ fnfsv enri'rurf .fH
Z hearings IN the rneasfIrs AZ fhs rsrre lire
the tre,ter Wavr Ard Meare fnnrw'ffHr
I was prepared ior fhe Second ressiof
Y ifs hearings ~ REVISION " fhs usFmarfaf
tariff laws
Washington. Jan -s~naso- renfusf
head "a the Finanos Cornritt~r, Vesisr
dav announced hs win supparf rrnsrEenef
tariff Legislation Iiis previoua u''srsness
have been strongly IN orf-asl'ior ~ Fha'
he termed "popuun" tsrif rrvi~Dn
No sxplanefion wss made nV w
Penrose A. - tho res~ons which rrornr''
"a his Aop II ts sa,d that apparent cor
tsinty of defeat n his o-r eommifies
ras ona of them T-velopueri. hsys W
dicassd shss Mr. Prnross even with ite
asssS'sncs ~ Tho Devnocrs's could npl
obtain rejection 81 the f.r~rvsncy iRnr
Bii
An a3cA~d rcssor - s~sd to -, thai
The zferl ,4tsr~ess have united " Arv
irs senator p~nrc~r ~ f~rutf par'ihl
tariff revision This rrrurst f'srxpfnaii.
was basod on tle arxsmrnf hat ~lfi
acton woflid result On . xrrcrai het'~rir y
Of business conditions Iu which 10 sief
industry must participate 20 Errater o'
lcsser extent.
Hearings On the Emerrrncv 1871
which were heum yesterday ~ the +.
nance COMMITTEE. wih cnntmue unifl
January H. Witnesses tod the commit
tee that agricultural conditions Ferf
IN n bad shape and urged the foriine'
bin as a measure Of relIsf. Lave stock COO
ditioas in the Southwest we're dc~crifr'
by r. ]. Hagenbarth. President oi tnf
National Wool Growers Association. anr
George VI Thurmond, -ecretArv 1i olf
Texas sheep and Goat kalsers Assof a.
W. F. SchillinE President oi .hf
ties Milk Producers As.ockiiQn
dutv on butter and chcrse.
.e Wavs and Neans CQmmiiiee'
heard a score oi witnesses on rrFisio
of the Underwood hiil snd wnl r1DiI1i
the hearings INDEFINITELY To-day -oheNul'
A was taken up, the witnesses disr'ies.nl a
the question Of higher duties on nain'
chemicals and oils.
Senator Penrose. in h.s sinienrrf
C7ntiaurd on case