Evening star., 1922-10-06
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Late News Bulletins
LOCAL
The Public Utilities Commission this afternoon made publi
IS maximum coal prices for Washington this winter
Soft coal should exceed S2 per ton delivered xcent the
pared sizes OF lump COAL which about 81 ton higher
oo sizes OF hard coal should s65O Der ton de
lvered at the curb pea coal not exceed s3 ner ton
Many dealers selling coal at lower prices the co
nsso stated varying from so cents to ST Der ton and he
should continue hold those prices and not take t
% "u'1olizing them to charge the maximum price"
investigation was ordered by Federal Fuel Distributor
& ooay OF anthracite prices and distribution which have
Dee the cause OF considerable complaint from consuming
territories The inquiry will be made by F. R. Wadleieb
special assistant to Mr.. Spens.
Attorney General Daugherty transmitted to Secretary
eoh TO-DAY his formal opinion to the legality of sale of
liquors on American ships and related ques-
LUIS concerning prohibition enforcement Conference
was arranged for this afternoon at the White House in
which Secretaries Hughes and Mellon and ATTORNEY Gem
efai Daugherty were expected to participate.
Detectives working on the mystery which deve1o,.d
today IN the discovery the Potomac river of womans
body weighted down by fatron and concrete slabs This
ernoon found sales slip where the BODY was found
by which they learned that woman answering the desc
ton OF the one drowned visited department store Mon
gay afternoon and purchased the fiat Chief of Detec
woman is still unidentified "
NATIONAL
>71,,, ,,o, By the Associated
NEW fORk, October 6-Julus H. Barnes former
head of the United States Grain Corporation TODAY vel
coined suggestion that Judge Landis be appointed for
the grain trading markets control speculation
witness before the Federal Trade Nj Barnes
hailed the proposal of supervisor after he had exclaimed
what caused the great fluctuations Chicago grain
market in May 1921
BOSTON, October 6.-Resolutons requesting that the
United States send plenpotenay the Forthcoming con-
ference the ito share the proceedings and
sponsbties attending settlement of near eastern prob
ems were to President Harding today by the
tive committee of the Massachusetts, Federation of Churches
ORANGEBURG, S. c., October 6-Lewis Birch negro
who was sentenced to three the chain gang last
week for having forcby stolen mouth organ from white
boy on the public highway near here shot and killed late
yesterday by chain gang guard when he attempted to
cape.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, October g. Shortly before II
o'clock this morning Leuts MacReady and Kelley, flying
the Army monopane TT in an endurance record flight
performing perfectly and that they would remain
the air until their gasoline and oil exhausted At that
time they had been in the air twentnne hours and four
minutes
MONTREAL October 6-Negotations that have been
for the last three days between representatives
of Canadian railways and shopmen over wage questions
Both sides issued statements saying it was impossible
to reach agreement
WATERLOO Iowa, October 6-Miss Marion Marsh
democratic committee, and Col Bennett Champ Clark.
St Louis Mo- only son Of the late Champ Clark
ried here. Mrs James Thompson New Orleans La. for
mery Geneveve Clark. was matron of honor.
FOREIGN
BY tn. Associate Press
ATHENS, October 6-The Greek officials are irving
prepare the and navy and the public generally for
the probable loss Greece of Eastern Thrace but they will
make determined diplomatic offensive forecast have
the Turkish kept out of Thrace permanently Greece
will probably demand form of autonomous government
there, with general supervision by the allies.
PALERMO, Sicily. October 6-Former King Constan-
tine of Greece today left the ship which brought him here
from Greece after his abdcation and with his family and
suite ashore the Hotel Des Palme The Greek mis-
sion which accompanied Constantine started its
return to Athens.
CONSTANTINOPLE, October 6-The reassembling of
the Mudana conference postponed today until evening
replies had been received from the allied
ments to the latest Kemalist note.
The Kemalsts have demanded that their troops should
allowed Eastern Thrace the Turkish
administration established and the allied control with
drawn-that is, within month.
MOSCOW, October GA crowd of diplomats, civilians
and soldiers with bands greeted Foreign Minister Tch
cherin the station tday his arrival here after six
months absence abroad During his stay outside of Russia
his country the Genoa conference and later
carried negotiations with other countries.
MARSEILLES October 6-The Wireless Operators