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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Las Vegas Firemen
Listen by Wireless
To Denver Sermon

LAS VEGAS, Fob. Mem
h'r- ~ the East Las Vegas fire
department stayed away from
church sunday night 90 test out
their new wireless apparatus for
10 first time. Tho first thing
That struck their ears wa a ser
mnn delivered by u prominent
Denver minister. and the boys -is
II did them good Message. were
rerc vcd from Cheyenne Rawlings
Denver. and eastern points
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Many Clubs Endorse
Tree Planting Drive
Especial To- The HcrnldD

ROSW Eli. Feb. - The tree
planting campaign, which was re-
Gently sponsored by the ktwunls
club Tor the Boy Scouts and which
has Tor its objective tho planning uf
IL tree FOR every soldier who went
20 the world war. has been oudors-
ed by several leading organizations
% town
Mrs j W Rhea. regent Of the
daughters of the American Novu-
luton has issued % statement
warmly commencing tho ulHu and
urging mrmhcrs uf the chaut,r Co
cooperate The chamber 81 com-
mercc h. urging the people Of RIOS
well To take part In the work Of
planting ~ trcef. cotton bear uE
c-nttonwpuds tolug barred How.
we The BOY Scouts already hayo
planted many trees az their share
in the campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Ration May Vote Soon
On Commission Form
Of City Government

RATION. s. NJ. Fob 1i-WIthlu
IN" next few w,oa- fh. people OF
Ration Will have an opportunity uf
voting un whether COR not tutN want
re- tommifH. on manager turu 90
government 4 petition has been
nlnd with she city clerk here. sign
I'd by goo unmcs whDr, only 30
were required asking ths ,itf
council GO submit the question to-
q vote" This petition was flied iu
compliance with the law Df 1921.
which prov ideH Cor q city govern
ment governed by o. board OF three
COMMISSIONER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14


so from the south on tho Slst
Roswell recorded $3.50 miles ut
SO miles per hour. highest velocity
81 miles from the southwest 600
the Sd Santa Re recorded 6.atb
miles. or SO mites Fer hour. high-
est velocity SO miles from sac
southeast on the 3Uth. Amarillo
recorded s.G66 miles. or ii.s miles
per hour highest velocity % from
the northwest on the 10Th, while
III Pa-u recorded T.T22 miles. OF
iO.2 miles per hour. highest vcloc-
ity So from the west ON tho Cd.
Sunshine and EioudincS-.
The State university registered
2fi hours Of sunshine. or rs per
cent Of "a, possible amount, Hos
well registered 81 per cent. Santa
re POS hours, or 60 per cent and
Amnrill 90 per cent For the
state. a. a whole there we're 10
clear days, z partly cloudy and /.
cloudy.
i.ynpora'ion.
A. the Agricultural college. with
n moan temperature of 40.2 dc
grecs. average hourly wind move
mont OF 2.3 miles and 0.h6 inch
precipitation. the evaporation wa
1901 inches. nt the Elephant
..te dam with 70 mean tcmporh-
tur" 81 20 % degrees average huIt'
Is wind movement 81 80 miles and
Q.61 precipitation. the evaporation
was $500 inches. while az SANTA
&c. with % mca temperature a.
26T degrees, average hourly wind
movement ~ 2h miles ana Oh-
inch precipitation the 'valU"rHu IN
amounted To- l.4iN inches IN,
floating pan al Lake Avalon show
cd % total evaporation ~ 1850
inches, aud precipitation Of oI5
mon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

NV ANNNHA 1HNA
proving ever since. have taxed
oyau bostles now and am 90 hSpII
chat ara oil over these nal leclinF
Ms B. LsNsER. lC9 n. 8ri Sd
lcb1vgan. Wisconsin.
For .ho woman entering middle al
LYDIA r. Pinkham 9 Veg tabis C1rl
mound ran be of much benefit. Dat
nF this time of life certain chanFl
take place which sometimes devoid
tlto serious trouble.
Mglancnoha. Nervousness. irritah
ity, headache and dizziness are SON
u the 8ymptoms. Lydia r. PinkhamI
Vegetable Compound il q naturI
restorative. especially adapted % NJ
sist nature IN carrying you aafcl
past this sine Why not give u "a
trial7
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
AGREE TO RESERVE
WATER FOR FUTURE
USE OF NEW Mexico
S. B. Davis Jr. Tells q
Results of Colorado
River Meeting.
tsnccinI 10 Iic ncraldl

EAST LAS VEGAS. n. NJ, Feb
a. Agreement that Nsw Mexico
is entitled Ca reservation for ia
turc use Of water OF the Colorado
RIVER Tor an area 81 100000 acre
Of land estimated TO be- irrigibl,
by The United States reclamation
service engineers. but opposition
Co "a reservation sufficient for
100000 ucreA the catItmnto of
the state engineer of Sew Mcxico.
resulted at the meeting OF the
delegates Of the seven states in
tcrcsied ~ Washington.
1hls was Announced by Justice
= D. Davis, Jr. uG the New
Mexico supreme court. who repre-
scented the state ut tho conference
which was presided over by Sccrc.
itry Herbert Hoover. Ma. puvis
returned from Washington Friday
evening and Is now in santa A.,
on court duties
While u was tentatively agreed
that New Mexico i- entitled to the
reservation Of water 60 the extvui
uhuNr mentioned. thor, was such
o. d~iN'rgcucy ut opinion among
the delegates in regard TO the
guarantees 60 Dc given states in
tine class with N.w M,Nc1-eu.
titled Go b., Of the y,it,r la ~.
tuturo, but not ready for uso now
that the meeting ended without
Another meeting l4 erbelut.J "a
bc held. probably SOM. dim. an
April nt pboapt, Nrtvon. a.,
which a. b. hoped the mt viii
definitely .ut.r lutn sr .-~r..rcr,
az 10 the di-tribuuon nf hi. v,trr
nov and in th, nltur.
state a. Got Power.
While tho p1v.sr posstbffsl.s al
the river arr extensive tris ubas,
81 the situation was Iuta as
cussud ut an, Warrington confer
enc MIR DnvI. s.tI b,,, gft,tt,
New McNico wul NOD nav, nnv
one OF the dams Tor r-punr.tt,n r.
power. % Viii share la Inc u.r I'll
the power. cas- th, state tes Inn The
area in which truu.nI--IDn al
such power WlII soon b.. ,,ou.mtr
ally possible.
Tho r-oufcr,uc. vas rau.t O.,
order on the morning az .JHru,r,.
90 with ~Secrctary Hoover as chair
man Seven states were r...g-
.outodt Wyoming Colorado IIb
Nevada t%uIlfuruII. Arixout md
New Mexico. The first mr. .ur
wla "a. only public mc,tIn. la
and ut this meeting A. H. I.,. pf
the United States ro,Iamutiur ..r-
tl,c. and 20 number OF lnt,f,.tsd
persons made atcm,n Tho
mco'lnEz continue. even bal rH Ue-
iuE held. until th, following Nom
DAY.
The deieratos divided esr'y Info
two factions. i've states bsIre ..u.
orally termed IA. upper -fsr. ar
those desiring guarantee. f.r M.
turo water rights in thu river md
Two states california and Arizona.
which are now ready 90 u.. mo
water
Tho signal achievement OF the
conference Wa. the HdurfIun or
the principle that the state. N.
frrcat,d. but NOT ready now d.. d.,
water. should have nuur. r..bts
therein. this httng th, r]rr.IpIc
-g0ntrudci tor hy tho sttI, En-. sow
McNico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Corn Price Jumps
On Clayton Market

CLAYTON. Feb I4 Tho price
n ah,Iiol corn Jumped six cents
on tho luCIl market tn" price
paid lHat week wfs 20 ceuf4 per
uwt Th, pr.c, now being paid I4
SO cent?.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

not even % N
own housewora
could not sleep q
Oh IND
Of queer thought
wouldcomoto
Finally lEavc u
going to The Do,
Tor and a friei,
told ne q Ly6i
r. Pinkhum
.Ncrefnblt Con
pound. AftrHl
hrstbttle lcoul
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
QUEER FEELINGS
AT MIDDLE ACI
Women Should Know how Lydi|
c. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
Helps at This Trying Period

Sheboygan, Wisconsin. u WI
run dowa, tired end norvous. ! cou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

Nor. then q 5000 00O farm. 100
The United States ar, connected iy
telephone
eucc and 81 was therefore decided
TO adjourn the meeting 100 IbuDuIA
The figures uf approximately
500 600 mere. In Nuw Mexico pros
ucctiNeiy irrigublo hy the water
furnished hy tho United States
reclamation service met with the
approval OF tho lower states and
they agreed reservation for this
should Doe made but tho estimate
90 the state engineer uf i4nn 600
acres wis not acceptable Hf THIS
acreage bN goo acres npprohl-
mutCiy l- now under water ur1.
ucally uu Of % being on tEr lu
Plata AuIuws and -tu JHtu
rivors as Is rho acreage considered
subject Co future irrigation w;h
the exception Of 900 % aUr.s ON
the Gilu river.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

Would that / could drive this greet
ing
Like a golf ball on the soil.
Also would that I could paint u,
Not In words but-Just In oil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

Note: IRoNIzED YEAST is sold at all Drug Stores on Of
guarantee Of complete satisfaction from the first package or yoj
money refunded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

I've monkeyod with machinery
And turned my dream out tins.
within
My comic valentine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

Not al yeast I'LL give the de-
sired rssults. There are certain
types % yeast which hsys sb-
solutsly no vel- incidentally.
BY insistinF on thu genuine
tRONizEp YEAST. and rsfus-
Ing cheaper limitations % sub
stitutss yau can be ara that
you are taking e vitamins tonic
treatment ~hieh l. unsurpasssd
In Shsctivsnsas, conysnisncs
and Esnains hsslth-buiidlng
value.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01

savinf time. I was passing the BELLEVUE. I.
Stratford Hotel, South Broad street.
when a man stand 'ng on the steps hailed
me. Hello. Mr.. Phillips.
~ looked twice at him before
noticed II was Peters. bu, he had a
straw hat on this time. l stopped and
spoke to him a few moments and he
told me he "os waiting for an nutomo /.
bile TO take him out Of town.
Across tho street several automo
bilcs were parked. walked down the
street and turned about twenty .fvt
feet away. when I saw young fellow
walking from the direction Of the Ritz
Carlton, approach Peters and speak tc
him.
Seemed Soclable Fellow
81 didn't SEQ whether ihcy left q,
not. ! an, positive about the name
the mans face. his statements and the
dates.
HE seemed sociablc young fellow.
and ! believe saw my service button
was in France eleven months, in the
seventy ninth Divison-and wanted
sOinobUdy to talk to.
''On Monday he told me he had Just
reached philadelphin that morning
that he had been in Philadelphia before.
but had not seen the sights there. He
did not tell me were his home was.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
JUNE BRIDES START RUSH
FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES
Cupid MARKS Up 81 Hts by Noon,
with Ample Ammunition Left

June brides have made n flying start
which augurs n good honeymoon crop
for the month.
Twenty. seven licenses were granted
up tn noon today and the Indications
ere that the figure will be more than
doubled before the marriage license Of
flee closes this afternoon. Improve
ment in industrial and general bust
ness conditions Is believed to be re.
snonsible for the increase in we'd
dines.
The following licenses were issued
today:
rsIa ,IrsI; cSli.s e7,s lHsc'n Drive, -,
cal sas.; ;, iiss2, 3; IN &c. ard juliet
Thomas seais, 5sia' Willows ave. and Mary
John M RGsssi1on @sss ,o ~ Rrosd s St and Ess
| beth Basa. oas S, 4th st.
Efy"Is rsH: Sess5. rs az. Us Alice
JT,,ne. Bowen; ois n Far,on st. and Mary
CARTE Grcen. 2is s.. J.ssup s,.
ATsd shsw s,' selSssas RsS1sa. g., and
~1% sn% nc'oyes s!, bsansiy sS Dir y: WSsd.,oek
''I Minnie NJ, I" la IS,s Ro~; aiss $, isth & ~ ,
Joseph Ebenahrer 2S s.. Robinson St. and
ia. R''s sh:% S'sss y Ess"se" sss g.. and Mildred
A:s ss,S 8 S:s:: ,:ss s. sS SH St. " and
"sI'1% Mssss!s, s '%''t w. ctu1H'nsSsm ~ sh.;sn:
HsE5y s1r! MesTsgss 9,..ndr as PcDSr rno" s 81. and
Alfraa ""' H. - spasss. %Shinlns.cn. pei. and
SsasI @ef od &c p0sST ss ~ ToSnse"a @ and Char.
. lS,,. Tan,.r' Io7s rns A"O1rn r., sna s, co,.
Harry Feins,efn. asss Weikei st, and Ida
spieGGsh ols "a. Fsnasps St, and Jen
Drnsl ri cS%:s cSor:;na" an" is:t >: SrdEe ST. and
A1G''h e. PshsF, asT.e 1913 81 rsiimSan. ave- .s
Bs1ssTn "a. R xs,tsn. M,"r. ssss a naaison 8, ~ "".
Kari ssS ss,S fsnsSpS st. st. ana
rsaaors ADORE Routhsnstein, SHni Elm sis South st, and
Edna Rubenstein, 4o2 Jackson 81.
sSS ami. eS,s Go%.s ?sSa ssa
Mike KG;f S;s 2Ss Poplar y. st. and Mari" Yeti
rn@ %s!'Tf % e,fS;.. Sc. T:s!E.'o @ "'
u. Duckeu. 723 Lex st.
Thomas Brennan; 207 Federal st. and
Attil'o ]. Montt. 1921 8. 18th st.. and Rose
A. Passareilt. 1915 $. Hicks ST.
George W Balduf. $40 Hart lane. and
Bertha Marvel. 1910 Hart lans.
Joseph A: e. Canomico. 1903 s.; Broad ST.
and Sadie &. &. Cottrell. 1909 S. Broad 1T.
I Philip sklar, 734 Mercy st. and Clara
saxail. 7a+ Mercy A..
Joseph zoida. +li CARPENTER st. and Adeine
MaurAr. 1914 s. 27th St
julius Gardner. 1929 \. Franklin st. and
Vio'et Forgats. $40 y. Randolph st.
Raymond i. Fwesten. 1880 Melon St. and
Anna l.. Minnick. IO6l Olive st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
HOOVER FIXES FAIR
/ PRICES FOR COAL
Pennsylvania and Maryland
Committees to Meet
Next Week
GARFIELD SCALE IS BASIS
BY the Associated Press

Washington. June 1. - Secretary
Hoover. already having reached an
agreement on spot coal prices with com
mittccs representing the operators OF
producing fields in five districts. re.
'sumed conferences today.
Operators representing the Logan
district of West Virginia met first witt!
Mr.. Hoover today. The schedule Of
conferences called for meetings toda. ;
with committees representing 'hr
Mort hcastern Kentucky. Northern West
Virginia, Williamson. W. Va. Virginia
Western Kentucky and kannwha. W.
Va. district. Agreements upon fail
prices for spot coal In those districts
were expected to be reached at the
fixing in the producing fields.
The conferences were interrupted
early in the day by the meeting Of th'
Allied Debt Funding Commission. OF
which the Commerce Secretary Is Il
member. Discussions of fair prices were
expected to he resumed upon the con
clusion of the deliberations Of the fund
ing body.
Committees representing the North :
western Pennsylvania. Somerset Coun .
ty. Pennsylvania. and the Maryland
and Upper Potomac districts are to
meet with Mr.. Hoover next week. the
operators representing these districts
having returned TO their respective fields
for conferences before discussing fair
prices with the Secretary Of Commerce
OF the five districts for which price
agreements were announced last night
by Secretary Hoover. after comforting
with their respective committees pur
suant to the plan adopted at the con
ference. the mine price for one--the
Alabama district--was twenty five cents
below the final "Gnrfield scale" which
was adopted ~ a basis for the Strike
prices subject to local conditions,
while for the others there was an in
crease over that scale to cover increased
production costs. There were the Har.
Ian and Hazard fields Of Kentucky. and
Southern Appalachian fields Of Tennes
see and Kentucky. and the Pocahontas
New River. Tug River and Winding
Gulf fields of West Virginia. for which
the maximum price was fixed AZ $3.50,
For the Alabama district. IN which pro
duction costs have declined. the maxi
mum was from $40 ton to $3.50 a
ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01

o1ft:; :.d sse''I ss,s ssSs f%s,ss;:
Jane. ,,,ii., Mann. .i.io9S GHss'na' s1s st" and
joseph Peters, q Sr:H st" an" Gertrude
wai,sr assT!I' l. soln.i ssS AreA r. y 10th St, and
g. Mabel =; Kuhn. ass Ghesst%ng,, st. =, W.
f ronis MeGarror HS iasa LcoSsrd st. "''
FrsnGs E"sss SAt1 %, snSG SS . s and
wi ris,ts Isyon' so naiIS5.dss .s ,,i si. a ,,a
c. L. scheI' 's3a. winsohockns terrace.
Robert Davis; a,4a Euclid ave- and Lillian
John SS'?;''S M:.!#a.ss!sp"A SS and Marie
Henry pu'Ss s..r, lIS' II RiT' e. F., and Jo''
N!si% %ns" Hsss"*' rsi%:r sssi R9.f~oSa az. e.
James r.. Rui'or, $40 W. 5, hool laoe. and
= E'ea Durran,i ~ s, !s,h st 49,, ru,.
Frank s9sA jsnops a. go M s sE and
r usnalsSR sGn &M 2.% TGGSs" .c.pson
and Heloisc carroll, sls $ Brosd st, .
DG%.S .psns d. MSnS -" - efsF isS 81. e. and
and Marie T Rinaldo, 3I35 Locust st
! Charles A.. Sikora. $3.50 Arch st.. and Helen
Widnoir. H4.3 OssGr ave.
Ogden o. Marks. 1903 Farrount ave. and
| Elizabeth NJ. Gro,h, e5oa Faitmount ave;
| Jacob r. simon MleryliIe. y j. and
Agnes s. RIteh!.. 1880 y. 18TH st. ,
Katherine y. Townsend. 3s4l y. Percy.
william A. Sgalde. 1869 y, bBth st. and
| Estella G.. Fowks. 1928 Wallace ct.
| Henry A. shade. 1922 81. Paul 81. and
Estella y. Huntsinger Pottsrille. Pa.
AMIGO di PapO, Chester. Pa. and Leonilda
! Sn n IA nj
Jacob Goldbgrs. a33o, Dickinson st. and
Max kaikh. 1927 8. 18th st.. and Freda Den
mis-. 2221 9. 9Th st.
L. Finkelsten. 4745 walnut At
Glen I. Carr son. i2il Penn St. and Ger.
| .truda II. Duty. 4258 Penn 81,
Christian r. seltz. 573s s. Sh St. and
| Florence X. Paesser, lli5 Toronto 81
julius Robinson. G3G Holly gt. and Mamie
johnson ltli s. Bouver -.
Joseph kellar. jewish Hospital. and Kathryn
Mussnska. 338 Catha line at.
! Charles NJ. Russ. 100 w. Rittenhouse st.
and Cornelis l., Rinswalt. 5oi Harvey At:
Jacob l.. Freedman, 25I4 $ Sd ST.. and
Reba Cohen 52j snyder ave
Edward l.. Rapp 1Ita y Sd st. and Helen
r. Hohwald. ll8S y. 4th ~.
Sam Dubsin. s2s Reed ST.. and Sonia Myers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
Ward Mystery
WOn,Q1, Is Found
Continued from, Page One


'""'" from '"ie '"e
MS own navy discharge. and produced
new revolver. whi"n he said h" had
bought 10 defend himself.
Mr.. Weeks was told that Phillips as
serted he had seen Peters May Is and
again May lG.
He must have confused The dates. .
said Mr.. Weeks. "Hc could MOI have
seen Peterson May lf, bccaunc his
body was found early in the morning
the story he tells is correct, NAV ii
and a."
Phillips told his story MS follows:
Al noon. Mondny, | loft phil.dcl {.
pha School nf Wireless, lj3, Pine
street, Philadelphia. where am stu
dent, taking Government vocational
training and on tho wav tn rho RraIing
railway Tcrmina. to take the rain for
Reading stopped a, II newspaper bull :
ietln board,
When moved on had my scrv =.
ice button on my coat heard some
one calling. Hey. Buddy 49,
~ saw a young fellow back Of nc.
t"W steps away. who may have been
Standing near when read the bull
N'.ns
mean YOU. he said. and asked
me who ! was and where | was going.
gave MIN my name and told him
was on my way 10 my train. and tha,
WnS taking in army study course.
n he said his name was Clarence
cbarso u,esS ana and showed m" II Navy dis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
8 HOLMAN GIRLS GRADUATE
Exercises to BE Held in Academy
Foyer This Afternoon

Eight girls of the graduating class OF
tao Holman School. 2.O1 Walnut street :,
will receive their diplomas a. exercises
to hc held in tho foyer Of tn" Academy
Of Music at I o'clock this afternoon.
The valcdictory will b" given by Mar
garct Stone Jameson, and the salutatorv
BY Alinc Gan:ert. The commencement
address will bo given by christopher
Morley. Three prizes will bc awarded,
The class roll follows
Elizabeth Irene Hocll. Katharine
Louise Baxter. Lillian Martha Roril-
lon, Alnc Gnntcrt, Lillian Ward Hall
Margaret Stone Jameson. Eleanor
Glenn Mover and Helen Grace Sitlcy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
Bonus FiLibllster
Looms in Senate
Continued from rage Ono

>OHtiHueN ldEe unC
control of the legislative situation on,
Of his party's hands and put It into
those of the Democrats.
Harding Can't Help Situation
Nothing that Mr.. Harding could do
now would be Of the S'ightcs, benefit.
for naturally the Democrats owe him
no consideration. The best that the
Republicans can hope now is that some :
how out Of the mess may come the tar
if bill. which they are both afraid to
pass and afraid not to pass.
The Democrats hnve the power Ia
wreck the Republican program. thanks
to Senator McCumber. If the chairman
Of tn" Finance Committee delays re-
porting the bonus bill the Democrats
will begin demanding its presentation
in a long series Of speechcs. These iac
ties will consume time.
Worse than thn, from the stand.
point Of Mr.. McCumbcr. they will place
him on tho firing line as nm opponcn,
Of the bonus and he is seeking ranomi
| nation in North Dakota. II McCumbcr
| shows the same weakness under Demo
cratic pressure as hr just has done n
committee he will report tn" bonus
bill and the trouble will begin. II hc
| holds out the Democrats will effect n
flibustrr by demanding the report OF
the bill
Once tho bill Is rcpOrtod, and every
one believes that McCumbrr will Yield.
new tilibuster will start TO get tho
tariff bill replaced BY the bonus bill.
The Democrats and the pro bonus Re-
publicans will have hand in that
Tariff Bill Weak
On the other hand. if the bonus bill
does displace III" tariff bill then fhe
eastern Republican senator's will fill
buster against the bonus bill. And 50
weak is the tariff bill, even in tho
house of its friends. that it seems
likely the bonus bill will replace it.
Thus there is IN sight n series Of
flibustprs. one hy the Democrats To
force the reporting Of the bonus. another
by the Democrats TO force the bonus
bill on the calendar in place Of tho
tariff bill and another by the eastern
Republicans to prevent the passage of
tho bonus.
The Democratic purpose now seems
to be TO show up the inrfiicency Of the
Republicans in Congress. II the
Democrats can get bonus bill through
they will try ia make II one impossible
for President Harding TO sign and they
will try to cause the Republicans. di-
vided as they are on this. to spend :"
much time over the bonus bill that they
will have none left for passing II tariff
and will be. moreover. so dcmoralizcd
when they return to the tariff that they
can agree upon nothing. And Me-
Cumbcr Nccm$ 10 have delivered his
party into the cncmy's hands.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
SCHWAB MAY GET PLANTS
Bethlehem Steel Negotiations Said
to Be in Final Stage

Pittsburgh. Jun" l,--Dcspilc dc :
nials Of officials Of tho Pittsburgh Steel
Company and the M"keespor Tin
Plate Company. statements are made in
trade circles that negotiations virtually
have been completed whereby III"
bethlehem Steel Corporation. of whi"h
Charles NJ. Srhwab is the head, Will
take over the two concerns.
Srhwnb was in conference With heads
Of both companies here this week. Df
the two plants. one is tho largest tin
plate producer in the world and III"
other lars" manufactures of wire and
wire products.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
RESCUER WEEDS RESCUED
Camden Girl and Former eeae
Guard Arc Married Here

A romance of the surf Mt Atlantic
CITY two wears ago. eliminated last
evening in the marriage Of Miss Nettic
Simon. $50 Sycamore street. Camden
to Edward G. Cooper. 5737 Pemberton
street. NJ the home Of the Rev. s. l..
Winkour. Fifty. ninth and Christian
streets.
The bridegroom who was n beach
guard Mt the seashore resort. met the
bride rs the result Of her being dra W,
into deep water by an undertow. Cooper
seeing the young woman could no,
swim. plunged into the breakers and
rescued her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper will live a. 100
South Sixtieth street. The bridegroom IL
twenty three years old and the bride
twenty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
TO SPEED P. R. T. VALUATION
City and Transit Representatives
Prodded by Service Commissioned

Public Service Commi>slon'r Clement
asked that MOI" speed be put IN the
l., Il. =. valuation hearings when rep
resentativcs of the city and company
met again this morning at city Hall,
At the last hearing the city presented
IT, estimate OF the valuation OF IN"
company's property. Coleman Joyce
said today II would take the company
engineers At least three months to 60
over the city's report. II was agreed
to hold the ncX, hcnrln: July >, The
company engineers win try TO have their
answer to the city's report BY that
time.