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taken into consideration although tho
Union boys have also won some con-
tests this season. This fray FRIDAY
night Will probably close the basket
bali season in this locality at least as
far AS either the Legion or The Union
team IS concerned
Regular Meeting
The regular meeting or the EEehinB
star Lodge No. IL, knights OF l'yhhlaS
was held last evening in the Iythian
hail ON Main street. plans for attend
ing the visitation 10 be given ny the
members Of McMechen lodge No. IL
were discussed and the regular weekly
routine Of business disposed OF. More
than one hundred Pythians will attend
the affair at McMechen tomorrow night
and the MCMeChen brothers are expect
Ing to eclipse anything before attempted
by a local lodge. over 759 members
from Pythian lodges In the wheeling
district will he in attendance and the
members OF the McMcchen Lodge NO.
l4I are preparing q fine program for the
occasion.
Benwood Briefs
Pau Moran Is confined TO his home
on Water street with Illness.
Ralph Otto of Kirkersville Ohio. IS
the guest Of friends In North Benwood.
Mrs. G. T. Gatewood has returned
home after spending some time with
relatives at Bedford Springs, Pa.
Walter Charnock was a business WIS.,
!tor IN Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Virginia Keever Is confined 10
her home on McMechen street by illness.
Miss Augusta Winer OF North BEN
wood has gone to Cleveland where she
will spend the week as the guest OF
friends and relatives.
Joseph Higgins Is able to he ont after
being confined to his home on Main
street for the past few days by Illness
Donald Steele Is still confined 10 his
home on Hill Road by illness.
The members OF the girls basketball
Team of Union High school closed their
season last Friday night. The girls did
not score win during the entire sea-
son. the reason for which probably was
he fact that each member OF the team
was new as the entire last years team
graduated last semester.
Miss Margaret Snodgrass has re-
turned To Delaware Ohio, TO resume her
studies after spending the week end
with her parents in this city.
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Yellowstone park has a Jesse James
hear Every day he plants himself tn
road frequented by automobiles ana
refuses to move until he Is fed. when
he ambles peacefully back into the
forest
Quicksilver mines in the L. 3. have
decreased from 81 in 1917 to II IN 1sso.
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Blended from the same oils

Pamolive is blended from the same
costly oriental oils which served Cleo
patra as cleanser and beautiher. We i'm
port them from overseas in vast quantity
to keep the Palmolivc factories at work
day and night. This is necessary to sup
ply the worldwide demand.
This popularity has reduced price. ~
manufacturing volume permits economies
which lower production costs. Thus we
are able to supply Palmolive for only 10
cents a cake.
So while Palmolive ranks first as finest
facial soap, you can afford to follow Cleo
patra's example and use it for bathing.
Remember that complexion beauty does
not end with the face, and beautify your
body with Palmolive.
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popularity. should waste no time remedy
ing these conditions. The secret is cos
me.ic cleanliness, which keeps the skin
Tree from clogging Accommodations.
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BUTCHER TO DISCUSS
COUNTY SCOUT BODY

LIZ NJ lin ~ DlDNODo
COJ NrTN CCOI IT PnDV
NOOINl WV wv
49,. --.----------
CITIZENS or Martins Ferry who are
Interested in the proposed formation %
BOY Scout c"unrh for He}mon; county
are invited 10 attend meeting nls
evening At rs" o''"'S wheh JoS''Ph w
catcher. state Scout "thc'ai' VIII "'-
liver an address. Great interest IN n"
proposed organization az hs''n"h'
county Boy Scout '"un'" mas he"'
aroused IN me last le" days an" I,'L'
- n" d"""t 'na' .'H%N crow" Wiz ''
present at ~" heeIn-'
UNDER Sooo ooha
Jim Brown ana NhAfI'S h'"\'''' W."
were arr'S'"h SATURDAY m"rN'"S Tor
having beer IN truck. were re,'"St"
yesterday under S3"" hord c'Vn' u
: thought thaf IN" men i've IN IVY
'air". I'll" kcS or Deer "n"n was
'aNfn with inc truck ny N"'''r ~"
N"ihcrnund was ch,p'''n "", VII" ~"
cNS'p '"h ~ JS' '"'. W tue "'''
VIII he sent :" N"Iu"'uH |" "t ""'''" 49,
To"h an" He''N''S were new "' 49,"
city oulIding ever since SATURDAY ""'''
tde amount or BOND was hNr". rs 500"
as report - received from '"'"no"s
they Will he given heAr'nh
Taken to St. ClairsVtils
Frank B,.Gco, who was reported -
have sh"; his VIE sunday afternoon NJ
thrir nome ~ peep Nun' n"" after 4
Mas Strengthened out had only h'en
mixed IN IN family quarrel. was taN'n
T." -. Ii1irSvillc Yesterday by county
officials. \ charge Of carrying con-
cealcd Weapons was placed against nm,
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BENWOQD
MCCIeIIand Funeral
at One Tomorrow

Tmr"rr"yr .,tt"rn"un at | o'clock VIII
DO held tho funeral services for the
lat. Samuel M"Clcl!and. aged -. who
died at his home on MrMcrhcn street
early SUNDAY morning.. Rev. w. NJ. Cas-
tie, pastor Of the Bcnwond Methodist
church. MIL hr in charge. The body
VIII hr laid To rest in The McMcchen
cemetery.
The DECREASED was a member "f the
Methodist church nr this city and had
spent most nf his l!fe IN Marshall c"un~
~. lie had been IL resident OF Hen
wood for the last eight years md was
active in hath social and business lite
in tho city. lis death came AZ shock
n his many friends. He is survived
ny his wife ana several children wh"
make their home at no AL McMechen
street.
Democrats Hold Meeting
number of local Democrats were
preSru, az The Democratic party meet
lng held in tho Liberty hall last night
The meeting wdS called 20 order BY Mr.
pecrIm chairman of the democratic
executive committee in this city anu
was followed Ivy speeches 10y the party
candidates. Several talks were heard
and plans laid forth for the campaign
10 t." he'd Che latter part of the week.
The democrats consider their ticket
one of the best in years but neverthe-
loss they r"I.iH that they must work
against candidates who for the past few
wears have coUdurIcd very successful
administrations
Meeting THIS Evening
Firsy-,!N rrrSuus will appear before
council tonight for the purpose of cX-
plain.ug "a" reason FOR their names APP
rcIriu. an The registration lists, which
the c"uurilm,n corrected ana approved
~ the meeting held last week. 1t IS
not known whHr action III" body Will
;ak,. # they N~d -" tf:y-siv ineligible
ia vote hur the session w!N probably
hc ono o. rxr.anat.on. m" city council
viii ais" dispose "r Other matters "f
Importance. pertaining to III" coming
election.
Local Pastor at Mission
RcV. W NJ CASTLE pastor of tn" ln"a
Mclh"hi~r church gave an interesting
tai kLl the Union Mission IN Wheeling
last night \ good sized crowd WIS in
Attendance and his talk was thoroughly
enjoyed.
Union VS. Mountain Post
| Preparing far what promises To lac
! ono of the toughest battles of their bas'
! krlhaIl sea son whom they meet tn" local
! Legion Friday, the members of Union
High; h">S team held their first prac-
, l.rr session "f thu w""N Yesterday after
, moon. The contest is attracting much
interest locally although the Legion
| boys hay" the ,d-r over their "ppo-
ncutS The contest Last Friday in which
| the Legion team defeated the strong
! Is OF G. team Of Wheeling must he
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rluryer chamber at tho Bc!aire water
works p!unt. Tire hr,Lk which occurred
or Sunday has nrC"sSIiatcd thAt '''
run,p br pax In good Condlii"n a. "N'".
The ,i,y recently received on" new
p!uugcr chamber bat h"rNusc 81 ''''
strain thcu,hrr chamber has 'rA'N'".
jus; rs soon as TIA" second new 'h"'h'''
is received both OF those that nave
cracks n them VII lie removed and the
new ones Installed.
Campbell for Recorder
II Is pretty certain that William =.
Campbell. Of Rcllalre. VIII he a '"hHI-
date for county recorder on IN" Demo
cratic ticket fer the nomination at IN"
August primary. In talking TO tr'"huS
Yesterday Campbell said that I've PROB
ABLY would enter the race. 'amphcii mas
l,,n rultncy township clerk for years
arI has an excellent record rs PUN
uItir!al.
Vacation Begins.
The annual spring vacation IN -"
Rclinirc public schools will begin IN
afternoon. The schools will dismiss i"'-
lowing tho regular study this afternoon
To- hc down Unlil nCNt Monday. Th'''
will be no further suspensions until ia.
annual summer vacation OF ihH''
months which begins the latter part a.
Teams to Meet
The seventeen teams named I" make
The canvass for funds "a operate l"e
dercntralIzcd plan Of the y. NJ {. ~ IN
li"Iiairc will meet AT noon today IN con-
urrllun with the kiwHnls clIh mc'tnE.
|, IS planned 10 start the driE" AZ once.
l. Is estimated that SlO.0Uo each year
for three wears in succession Will I@N"
tho way for bUildtng for FclI"irr,
\ small group Of persons HAY" nrNe"
that ,hcy vii! adj an cGua! amount
"a any sum that III" can>asN"rS may
raise.
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Service Director GcnrE, r. krcclow
cStcrday placed an order Tor another
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Under $500 Bond

Him Brown and Charles E"l,N'il". VII"
were arrested Saturday morning. tor
having beer IN truck. were released
yesterday under 4 s5n0 horh each. II
IS though, thar II" men live in F"'-
'air". The kcS OF beer whi"h vas
taken with tho truck ny Officer Etw""d
EClhcrmund was cmptisd out with the
cxccp.;o ~ q jar fun nj the beer VIII h
will he son, 20 Columbus 10 hC anaIyHcd.
Brown AMI Bellville were held at the
city building ever since Saturday until
tue amount Of bond Was fixed AS soon
as a report - received from Columbus
ihrv NNill M i.iNrn a hnlrinE
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Namsd 70 Health hoard

Mayor John Il. Wyatt nns named Or.
J. VI. : HenSlcy as member Of the
city health board. He takes the place
- y -. Dubois, whose term expired.
Mr.. Dubois told the mayor he did not
desire rcappoiutmcnt. The addition OF
Dr. HeuSIcy 70 the health board Is
Valuable one. as the board now has Two
praCticing Physicians among It's per-
s"uu"l. The other IS Health Commits
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Once a day, do this

Once day, preferably at bedtime. give
Your face thorough cleansing. his
doesn't mean harsh irritating scrub but
a cosmetic cleansing accomplished by the
gcntlcSt possible means.
Soap is necessary. but only the mildest
soap should be used, This is Palmollve,
blended from palm and olive oils.
Once YOU experience the mild sooth
ing effect of it's smooth. creamy lather you
will recognize daily cleansing as the surest
complexion beautiier.
Removal. once day, Of the accumula-
tons of dirt, oil, perspiration and the re-
naming traces OF cold cream and pow
der is absolutely essential to clear, fresh
skin.
Neglect results in clogged pores. coarse
texture and blackhcads. When the accu-
mulalcd soil carries infection, pmp!es arc
the result.
An ancient secret
The value Of identifying cleansing was
discovered long ago in the days of ancient
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TO Learn identity

Police haze written 20 the registrar
~ automobiles at Columbus t. ascer-
tain the name OF the person who has a
certain onto license. Police were given
the license number ~ car which
struck JimTIe Ho.dern. aged resident
Of Thirty-scvCntH street. and injured
him. The driver OF The car did pnt stop
after tine accident. nr. =. W. Kirkland
LttcMdel tho inlurel man.
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Taken to St. Clairsvills

Frank B!.nCo, who was reported -
have sho; his wife sunday afternoon Mt
their home ~ Deep Run. hut. after t
waS StraiCh,onrd out had only been
mixed up IN family quarrel was TAKEN
Ia 81. ri1jrsvillc ycE crday by county
officials. y charge Of carrying con-
csalch McLn nms WIS placed aEalnst HIM.
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Earrcu sands Of the NnhdN" desert
have been sold to ranudiauS aS fertile"
farms. ut S25 AN acre.
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The Young Ladies Bible class NJ the
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Fine Recital

\ fine recital was given a. the high
school last night by the Misses Mar
garc: RcinickC. so!OiSt and Helen HoNle.
reader. both members q: the high school
faculty. assisted by Miss Natilie Thorn
as. pianist and Webster PraCht. violin
Isl Many attended the recital.
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No date has been sc, as yet for com
mcnrrmcnt at tie Bridgeport high
school The speaker win very likely
hc some college president or other hjrh
college professor and the local school
officials are waiting to hear from sew
cral. As soon as the speaker Can lie
secured the date will bc set
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Body Arrived Last Night

rh" body OF Ernest Williams. we'll
ku"wn electrical man who died At 4
hospital az Erie. IA. arrived IN this
city last eNcRlnG at eight O'Clock over
the C. X L. railroad The body Was
taken 70 the home at his mother. Mrs.
Joseph Williams on South Third street.
Funcra, services Will be held tomorrow
afternoon At l:3n. Rev. Jacob Maui. Of
,'oieriau. assisted by Rev. &. II. Win
serd First Presbyterian church. Will
oftjc,ate Irtcrment will be in River
view cemetery.
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Citizens ~ Martins Ferry VIII" are
Interested in the proposed formation %
Il BOY Scout counci' for Belmont county
are invited 10 attend meeting tN's
evening At 80 O'Clock when Joseph ".
Butcher. a state Scout official will de-
liver an address. Great interest n n"
proposed organization % Belmont;
county BOY ScrU; council has he"n
aroused in the last few days. and there
IS no doubt that large crowd wiz h'
.rrp-cuf n Tho meeting
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An ancient secret

The value Of identifying cleansing was
discovered long ago, in the days of ancient
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02

sILI.oNEs BARBERIA.-- Apara-
dores espejo, EsteriIzadores, vibrado.
les. Maquina .'BREssANT" y scceso.
ldos Asentadores Dobles, Cueglos gonna
Jaboneras, Atomizadores, BotoEas pars
Talco, Pinzas. Lapices cauter'zadores
Cepillos. Brochas, Recogefores barba
Lsnpiador peines Peinillas, ccsneticcs
Papel "sANCRoSS" cabecers labor
Antiseptico tPer6xido) para afeitaT
Taponss porcelana y niquelados, Pasta
Asentadores. Pisdras "Beigian Ma
va5as "'AIemanas'' y Tijeras.
KoKEN BARBERs' SUPPLY Co.,
ofcina en- San Justo 81 altos, Aparta-
&c 456, Tel6fono/ 1888, San Juan P. B.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
(DEPARTAMENTo DE
AGRICULTURAL Y TRABAJo)
INFORMATION DE MERcADos
E3TADo DE LAS CosECHAs
EsTADo DEL TEMPO

FL mercado de cafe en- ell exterior
sigue quieto; pesar &c que el merca
do de New York ha salido de la mayor
parte de- sus existencias y los paises
consuInidores estan muy escasos de gro
visiones. Ell mercado local ha .sufrido
bajas insignifcantes durante la sema
ma en- muchas poblacionos, pc - en-
otras ell precio ha continuado al mis-
mo tipo 0's la semana pasada. En- los
siguientes pueblos Sc ha vendido un
precio mas bajo que la ultima semana /;
Adjuntas, Ciales, San sebastian, Cabo
Rojo y Ca1Iolina, un precio &c $500
quintal al por mayor; en- Guayanilla y
Pehuelas a $17.0O quintal. I'm los ST.
guientes pueblos ha consarvado ell mis-
mo precio de la aemana pasada: Aqua
dilla, Cayey, Comerio, Corozal, Lares,
Mayagiiez, Sabana Grande, San Ger
man y Yabucoa, sea Ell precAo normal
tts $500 QuintaL En- Fajardo, Is1be
la, Qdebradillas, Rio. Grande y San To
1enzo ha mantenido un precio subido
de $1,000 quintal en- Gurabo, Manati
" Rio Piedras de $4,000 quintal.
Ell ntercado de azlcar cruda ha en-
tra6o en- un periodo de calma en- los
Essados Unidos. La opinion general ALI
es que el limite de precio alto de di-
cho p1bducto esta adn por llegar, y
nicgtras tanto no hay indicaciones
6e bajas signifcantes. No Sc han re-
eistrado interrupciones EN- ell movimie-l
% reaccionario del mercado local, per
nlanteciendo activa la animacion entire
los intereses azucareaos de Ia Tsla.
Ell algod6n mantiene Ell precio que
tuvo principles de la coSacha Existe
gran inter6s de compra por parte de
los corredores de este producto en- Ia
Isla, especialmente por el ''Sea Island
que es "a clase que mayor demanda y
me1or precio tiene en- los m.ercados Gel
Norte.
Ell mErcado de kocos .1la anejorado
algo. En- la zona comprendida dlssde
Aguaaa hasta Mayagiiez Sc ha notado
mayor interess entire los compradores
en- los 1ItiIros 8dfas do la semana, su
precio ha Hen1ao una alza de uno a dos
d6lares.. en- millar. En- Aguada Sc ha
veadido hasta $1,000 ell millar.
EI tempo ha seguido sieado favora-
BILE para las cosechas 'en la Isla. En-
algunos puntos hacia el oeste Y ell Sur,
el aqua ha disminuido durante los Ill
tinos dfas de la semana, sin embargo,
en- a Este y Ell Norte y en- toda la par
te Central la lluvia ha sido fuerte y
contdnua. LAS condicionts favorables
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
UNA sUPLIeA A LA coDfTsIoN DE
lNBEMNIzACIONEs A oBRERo5

Don Francisco Figueroa, de esta mu
ricipaIdad, Sc nos queja de que ell IA
q. eaero de 1920, rnientras traBajaba
Ell un vapor de Ia Central Rufna"
Ge'~ Gus-T anilla, fue ldsionado Y que
la Isnado is requisites que la ey els
roae a7aSa la eomisi6n de Indemnizs
:occ0 :. 0'oferos.
Il 4.Ior Eigucroa tambien alega que
ell de febrero1 del presente aflo reci
bio una carta Ge la Coniision en- Ia
cual Sc lie informaba que SUI case, eI
ntmero 4743, seria considerable bportu
namente.
Como quTera cue .tenemos entendido
que casos posteriores a este han sido
resueltos, es de esp'erarse que por quien
corresponds Sc resuelva a la mayor
brevedad la reclamation de Figueroa.
Ell CoRREsP oNsAL.
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CARTA ALBERTA :.
Farmaceuticos:

Esperen un POGO. Salgo hacia
los Estados Unidos, donde estoy
conectado con las casas de drogas
mas grandes de los Estados Uni=
dos. Como 1nico distributor para
Puerto Rico voy a 1nostrar1es a
ustedes 10 que signifean Precios
Bajos.
Vamos hacer negocios con us=
ted bajo una base honorable. VA
mos darle a usted Precios de Ma
nufactureros, solamente aguarden
a que yo regrese. He sido ell hom-
bre que he obligado bajar los
precios para ustedes, y todav1a
obtendran usteties precios mas ba-
jos, solamente miren y esperen.
THE PERFUMERY STORE
Dept. Medico
Tel. 592. San Justo Il liz
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Av1so A Los AeR1cULToREs

Tengo en- existencia para la venta
semilla de tabaco en- grano muy supo-
rior. seleccionada precio convenien-
te, 81 interesa solicite a la casa coner-
ciaI de Clsmente Pereda, Gale Algurin
No. II. Box 4. Juncos. P. R. Advt
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ENTUsIAsMo BAsEBoLERo

En- ei reni6o desafio que tuvo lugar
en- esta poblaci6n ell 81 de agosto, en-
tre las noyenas de segunda "Coamo
Strong Y Gel Tr6pico'', de Salinas,
Ell resultado fu6 eli siguiente:
Tr6pico: o o o O o 2 Is
G. s. Oo1 2 0 o 1.-5
Ell coRREsPoNsAL
Coar11.
Evening star., 1922-06-16
WHITE GIRL AND BOY
ACCUSE TWO NEGROES
Youths Sought to Entice Them Into
Virginia Woods-Are
Arrested.

RICHMOND, Va, June 1.-two
negro youths. arrested in Newton,
Va, are in the city Jail and will be
given a hearing in the juvenile court
tomorrow, charged with attempting
to attack a nine-year-old white girl
and her six-year-old boy companion,
while the two were picking flowers
near their home in the northern out
skirts of the city late yesterday.
In a statement to a local newspaper
today the girls father said the ne
groes, sixteen and seventeen years
old, respectively, were identified by
his daughter last night as the ne
groes who attempted to attack her
and her little companion. According
to the father. the report that the girl
was dragged from her home by one
of the negroes. is erroneous. The
negroes, he said, asked the children
to accompany them to some woods
nearby, saying they could find cher
ries and peaches there. The boy, he
said, started to follow, but the girl
refused to do SO, whereupon one of
the negroes attempted to grab her
hand. She ran away, screaming. and
the little boy also began to scream.
At the same moment, according to
the story the father says his daughter
told him, one Of the negroes struck
the boy a hard blow. loosening one
of his teeth.
Evening star., 1922-06-16
CARAWAY SEES DOVER
AS "PIE DISPENSER"
Senator Says Assistant Will Get
Secretary Mellon in
Due Time.

Declaring that Assistant Secretary
Elmer Dover has been placed in the
Treasury Department merely for the
purpose Of giving out patronage, and
predicting that Mr.. Dover would
get Secretary Mellon eventually
Senator Caraway of Arkansas. demo-
crat. on the floor Of the Senate today
assailed the proposal that many en-
ployes of the Treasury Department
should be ousted to give places to
deserving republicans"
He called attention to the dismissal
OF twenty eight men and women en-
ployed In the bureau of printing and
engraving several weeks ago, and in
sisted that the President had acted in
that case merely to satisfy hungry
job hunters.
1T was said at the time that an
investigation of the bureau would
show great irregularities and a
sea ldalous condition." said Senator
Caraway. One of the republicans took
me out into the corridor and told me
that the investigation would show
that hundreds of millions of bonds
had been duplicated. OF course, every
one who knew anything about the
matter knew that this was not true.
The fact was that the faithful had to
have the jobs. and the President gave
no heed to the fact that these men
and women had given long and faith
full service in the bureau"
The President has surrendered to
Dover" he continued. "Mr. Mellon
may not know this, but 1 say that it
is so. Dover will drive Mr.. Mellon out
of the Treasury, and along with him
every other efficient man"
Evening star., 1922-06-16
AMENDMENT ONLY
HITCH IN D. c. BILL
The Point Now in Disagree
ment on Appropriation
Measure.

The House received from the Sen
ate today a corrected message show
ing that the only disagreement be-
tween the House and Senate in the
District appropriation bill is over the
Senate amendment in the first sec
tion, which provides for joint con-
eressional investigation of the five
million dollar surplus claimed by the
District.
The House today. on motion of
Chairman Madden of the House ap-
propriations committee, authorized a
conference on the District appropria-
ton bill. with Chairman Madden and
Representative Cramton of Michigan
replacing Representative Davis of
Minnesota and Representative Evans
of Nevada as republican House con-
ferees. Representative Ben johnson
of Kentucky is the democratic House
conferee.
Chairman Madden expects the con-
ference on the District bill will be
held in the middle of next week, as
he is now busy drafting the final de-
ficiency appropriation bill for the
current fiscal year He said today
that he has no idea whether the
House conferees will accept the Sen
ate amendment Incorporating the
Jones resolution, which calls for an
investigation of the fiscal affairs OF
the District.
The Senate agreed to the confer
encc, and appointed conferees on the
part of the Senate who have acted in
the past, Senator Jones of Washing
ton, Senator Glass of Virginia and
Senator Phipps.