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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09
Big Baseball Man Dead

Chicago, June 9-Jas. c. Dunn
president and chief owner of .nc
Cleveland American League base
ball club, died here early today
after a long illness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09
Notice Odd Fellows

All Odd Fellows are hereby
requested to gather at the lodge
room on Saturday afternoon at
? O'Clock to march in a body to
the funeral service of Brother
I rit d. Frazier. N. B. Turpin,
Sec. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09

Max Oser, from Switzerland,
sends a strong denial that he is
seeking to marry Miss McCor-
mick, of Chicago, because of her
great wealth.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09
National League

National League
St. Louis 5; Boston l.
Cincinnati I; Brooklyn 2.
Pittsburg I; Philadelphia 5.
New York II; Chicago 5.
American League
New York I; Chicago 2.
Detroit I; Philadelphia g.,
Boston 7; St. Louis 5.
Washington 6; Cleveland 1.
American Association
Kansas City D; Minneapolis l
St. Paul 5; Milwaukee 4.
Louisville Columbus rain.
Indianapolis 5; Toledo l.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09

The ladies of the First Baptist
church will hold their annual ba-
zaar the first Saturday in De-
cesnber.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09

British troops are routing the
Irish Republicans all along the
Ulster line.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09

Leslie's Weekly and Judge
have consolidated.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09
The Weather

Cloudy with local showers to-
night or Saturday; no change in
temperature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09
REDS LOSE TODAY
Cincinnati +; Brooklyn 2.
THURSDAY BASE BALL.
Blue Grass League

Maysville-Lexington; rain.
Winchester 2; Cynthiana 1.
Mt. Sterling 9; Paris 0 (for
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09

This is Fish season. Every
variety received daily. Dressed
chickens always on hand. Nef's
Phone 43l. ifs
Evening star., 1922-05-07

GROOM HOUSE. WITH BATH. EXTRA
lavatory, large glassed porch: beautifully
situated; lot i50xiO0: nenr Cathedral: shady,
fruit trees, flowers, shrubbery; near car line !;
ideal place to spend summer; rent. $40 per
month; occupancy June l.. Phone Main 1913
Evening star., 1922-05-07

FOUND!%
There is Natural Supply
For Every Natural Demand!
Washington Needs Efficiency
Apis. Merrill System supplies
them.
can Apartment Started by
July 1st"-Our Slogan.
Merrill Wonder Apartments
Something New! Fully
Protected By PATENTS!
We need live, energetic men
and women to present it to the
public. If you can qualify this
is your opportunity! For full
particulars
CALL Columbia 5538 NOW
D. L. STIEF,.
1341 MONROE ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR sALE-NEW BUNGALOW AT LAUREL.
convenenees " % lot ssfoos % 'front.'. % IaS feet deep:
ali way to wsshinstonn: n fne location: modern
electric fixtures; washtubs in cellar: bar.
gain at 1880; no real estate agent; direct
from owner. Phone Laurel l4.W before o
HAM. laurel. Nd. e
TAKOMA PARK! JUST FINISHING. THREE
more new Lehton staniy built homes
semi.bunga,ow types; 8 rooms each; all with
sleeping porches. hot-water heat. In estab-
, ,ishsd locality; pisiuresaueiy located; ns one
direct by designers and builders on fair terms
Select yours today. Corner Elm and Pine
ayes.. Takoma Park. Nd.
new bungalow. 5 rooms. oil improvements;
practically new. with ali kinds of fruits: 4
Mt. Rsinier. ens s4tS S"n ana % EVANS .ts Com. out
to end Of cement pavement on S4th ST. and
then second house: -
HAVE THREE NEW HOUSES. JUST CON.
cheap. Buy from owner and save commission
Splendid seven n-room homes; - Open SATURDAY
Beautiful Modern Bungalow.
/ acre a lotsl: Z rooms: pantry; cement
cellar: furnace; electric lights; water In mouse:
8 outbuiidings; plenty fruit; fare. 24c round
trip. Berwyn. Nd. 5000. $1,000 cash. bal
ance to suit: possession at once; by owner.
Call 1904 y. Capitol st. l2e
BRADDOCK.
$500 Seven rooms. bath and full cement
basement; h.-w.h.. oak floors. and situated on
fine a lot there Is between Washington
snd Mount Vernon. II you want a rea, home
in one of the fnset sections In Virginia, you
should see this now. TODAY. This home is
Just completed and you can move in right
away.
Agent for this property will be at the North
Rosemont station every day and all day Sun
day.
If you want Virginia suburban property, be
sure to ronsult this ONCE.
r. c. GOODNOw COMPANY.
100 18th ST. NV Main BOT.
Virginia Office North Rosemont station.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
Part of the Original George
Washington Estate Near
-, M Verrorf-ETo

Modern brick house and oatbuildings. "a
acres OF land, acres being in bearing orchard
Of mixed fruits. Beautifully situated. $50
or will sell house and outbufldings including
acres, 3 of them in orchard for 30. .0OO Only
II miles from south end OF Highway bridge;
splendid brick house: slate roof; rooms. re-
ceptlon hall, large bedrooms. bathroom
foored attic, concrete cellar: laundry tubs
pneumatic water system: electric light: elec-
trc and gasoline motors for pump; driven
well 14s feet deep; 1900 gallon storage tank
to cellar: tool and pump house with concrete
floor; accommodation for several hundred hens:
corn crib. This property Ia reached by electric
cars of automobile road. Situated at Hunters
Station, on the Washington 4 Virginia Rail-
way. one and one-half miles from Mt. Vernon
Trains leave 18th st. station every hour. only
so minutes run. BY auto. take Alexandria
and Camp Humphreys road: after leaving Alex-
andria by bridge OVER Hunting Greek take
gravel road TO left; on renchinS fork. where
sign says Fort Hunt miles," take road to
left; after crossing trolley track to Mt. Yer
non. take road TO right along north side of
place. House and orchard win he seen about
300 feet ahead on left of road This place has
roads on three and one-half sides and is beau
:ifully situated fo- subdivision.
Terms Of sale: 1000 cash. balance notes
Auto at your service for inspection.
IIhDDV rHEyII
Evening star., 1922-05-07

IN THE PICTURESQUE POTOMAC Valley,
Maryland, near Cabin John cars; new bunga-
lows, Just completed, in a charming settle
ment; hve rooms and six rooms and bath; fur
mace heat; electricity. Prices, $1,000 and
81, ,OQ0; moderate terms.
! LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER.
14O7 New York ave. NV. Main l166
Evening star., 1922-05-07
A REAL HOME.

Three acres. beautiful 10-r. house; ami,
garage poultry houses. large garden. aspara-
gus. all kinds of fruit, Strawberries, grapes,
poultry pays $4,000 per month. Ten build
ing lots could be sold without injury to
piace, Truly a real home. VIII double in
value in ten years. Price, $4,000 Terms:
SO. 600 cash. balance trusts. One mile out
side District. Address Box 1902. Star Of
fee.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

CH8VY CHASE. D. CA MOST CHARMING,
we'll arranged and attractive bungalow: i've
which could be made into additional rooms;
practically new; garage; nice front porch. This
property priced low. 50 200: best suburban part
Of the city; absolutely safe neighborhood.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
Evening star., 1922-05-07

WONJDN1DJL.
within X block Of Rhode Island ave car
line; high elevation: nice location. overlook
ing picturesque glen in rear: sixroom detached
house. bath. attic. cellar; furnace heat; large
yard. Price, $3.50.
EAST WASHINGToN REALTY COMPANY.
Lincoln 1255. 10 sth st. ne.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs,

ONE THREE-FAMILY FLAT: REASONABLE
cash payment. balance like rent. See MR..
CARTWRIGHT. 801 Star bldg. So
THREE ROOMS AND BATH; EXCELLENT
location; immediate possession; 81. TOO: easy
terms. Address Box 94-P, Star Office.
4 VERY ATTRACTTTE 3-FfAT APT. On
Hopkins ct. near NV; rental manthly, SITS.
.-r Terms II desired. Price, SIS, 900.
+. W. GRAHAM & COY
II ~ IN
Evening star., 1922-05-07
Strout Farm Bargains.
$500 Secures Poultry Farm ..
t. D,o..k:f.,1 D.e~~t 'Coo4:o .

In Beautiful KeSOTC SeCt1Ons
- acres In convenient location: good neigh
bors, handy markets, healthful SURROUNDINGS
plenty Of room for all sorts truck. berries
and fruit: unlimited opportunities for pou-
try: pasture. apple orchard: good cottage.
garage. poultry house. Owner cannot lhndle
for $780," half cash. See details and Photo
mage 81, Strout's CatalOg.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

ROSEMONT.
rooms and bath and h.-w.h and large
closets and large lot. besides gas and cleo
other fine features, like oak floors and shades.
Two and three blocks to the car line, with 10
and Il minute service to Washington. and the
time in Ia about % minutes. The fare Is less
than IL cents All of the above and more for
only 81. $50, and you can move in when you
pay 500, and your monthly payment VIII be
$52 30, which pays all our charges for interest
at 8rs and payment on the principal. We also
have splendid four-room bungalow. complete
above, for 81, 500; $500 down and the bal
ance monthly.
To see these properties any day or Sunday.
take the Mount Vernon electric at 18th ana
Pa. ave. and get OF at North RoSemont.
r. C. GOODN0W COMPANY.
ia 18th st NV Main BOT.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
FOR sALE-LoTs
Continued

Continued
WANT TO PURCHASE 70 ROOM HOUSE
Pbone me- nc Gr Sc e. reasonable price and
TO SACRIFICE IMMEDIATELY FOR CASH
owner now resident-unexcelled gem Of .
lot for individual corner home. 75xs8; ideal
for doctor: high. wonderful view: direct cars
right person. Address Box 20S-P, Star ONCE.
CORNER, I9,47 SQUARE FIT, TAK6MA
Park. Md: only 10 cents SO. IT.; save com.
Terms. All at. imp. Main 671O, Br. iaS. o.
CHOICE LOTS ON ADAMS MILL RD., AD-
sse ana essenss
in city. Price, 81 to s1.25 per foot. Let us
mail you descriptive circular regarding this
20 GLOVER & rLATHER. -.
TON 18th ST NE, BROUkLAND; 2jxls5 TO
loft. alley. Price. $1,000. Address Box coop.
Star Office ~
NORTH BEArH. MD-L61s FOR SALE At
,oo ysn yeIssEkL, E., rALBorr CO., M. ,as;: ,os,
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two LOTS IN GLEN
DALE D: G.; 2s by zoo IT., each. Write D; J.,
ATTRACTIVELY LOCATED LOT, SUITABLE
for an apartment: size 60xl50; near connecti-
cut avenue and Keokuk street. Address Box
l6O-P. Star Office
GOVERNMENT EMPIOYE WILL SACRIFICE
lot for s673. Lamont ST., near corner. between
sherman ave. and 18th. 121A North CAPITOL
tnfter ) p.m.) u
TAK0MA PARK-PICTUREsQUE BUNGA-
low sites on wooded hillside bounded by
curved avenue in established neighborhood: all
improvements. May he just what YOU have
been looking for aud worth while inspecting
bSore selecting your home site. Corner syca-
more and Elm aves. Owner, $40 Elm ave.
Takoma Pnrk. Md.
CHOICE BrI1.DiSG SITES. WEST WOOD
ridge. near Goth and r. I. ave. ne, or will
bnild house to suit purchaser. Phone North
doO7 ". after pm. -
DESIRABLE LOT. 10nx2OO FEET, LOCATED
at 9th St. Cabin John Park. Md. Apply to
G. B. GAiESkI on premises Sunday. y
. LOTS. s0xt5O; PINE ST, III BLOCKS
frop Lyon Park station. Va. improvements;
bargain. Address BOX 82s.M. star office.
On Blur. abuttinc Rock Creek Park
North end Calvert st. Bridge
$500 square feet at Acc
q. II. Powell, Atty. Un. Tr. Bldg. 18th 4 n
LOT 1OOx1o5-ABOuT 600 FEET EAST OF
Wisconsin ave. and 125 feet north Of Bradley
Lane: suitable for one or four detached resi-
dences. Price, $500. Other lots. Apply
J. LEO KOIB, a23 New York ave.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES IN ARGYLE
Park, Just west Of 10th and Webstar streets
and overlooking Rock Greek Park. Have .
detached home Of your own for about the cost
Of 4 ready-built house In . row. Phone for
particulars and inspection. MR.. ROBERTS,
with EDISON W. BRIGGS. owref. Main 5974.
HOS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

SI .oUU OetS EdSteT1 CIlOre Farm,
Ill Acres With Horses, Cows,
implements. feed, nrewood included on i'm
proved road in prosperous farming com
munity, close busy r. r. town: 90 acres rich
tillage, stream. m.watered ] lS,cow pasture. ample
berries; comfortable 2-story house. pleasa MT
outlook; substantial barn. poultry house, ga
rage. Other interests force quick sale: all
So 800; only $1,000 needed: easy terms. De.
tails page a. Illus. Catalog 1900 bargains.
FREE. STRoUT FARM AGENCY, l422.N.
Land Title bldg, Phila., Pa.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

A party leaving city will sacrifice heautifm
7-room bungalow; excellent condition. a.Et.i.:
extra lot: sleeping porch: fireplace; fruit
trees: chicken house. Easy terms
Five-room bungalow: good condition: ami:
garden; chicken house; fruit trees, $500 cash
and $50 monthly.
Other bargains in new bungalows and houses
in Woodbridge and Brookland easy terms.
Choice lots
n. ss11-J NJ. o. BULL. 1900 R l. Ave Ne.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

THREE BRICKS ON GOOD FRONT ST..
renting for $40. Price for all. $3.50.
One s-room brick. renting to white tenants
for 81. so. Price. 81, $50
Two a-room bricks. in best renting location
nw: low rentals of s37. Price only $500.
THOMAS p. BROWN. s17 Az at. ..w
Evening star., 1922-05-07

CLARENDON, VA.
$1,000 Cash and $50 Month
For . beautiful HOME. Living room, recep-
tion hail. dining room, kitchen and pantry /:
second floor. 3 bedrooms. dressing room. glassed
sleeping porch. bath and linen closet; finished
floor in attic. One-pipe furnace: laundry
rays; gas. electricity: lot so1ass; & & cement
BUNGALOW, Clarendon, Va.
$500 Cash and s55 Monthly.
.heaaf onspp. sse op.a
401l25; electricity and gas: gas water,hssn,,ter. sn,
DAVID f. BARRY ,s64 aian II ST. tssi: NV.
Residence phone franklin $3.50.
Member Real Estate Board.
$3.50 AND $50 PER MONTH
A NEW HOME Et', s''fsa IN wyoopR1peE. ySo
provemen,s. Lot 42hxloo:
KAY-ALGER CO., INC,
sl7 Bond bldg. Main 3oT5
Attractive Takoma Propositions.
s5,so0-owner offers very attractive new
bungalow of 5 rooms. pantry and sleeping
porch: ami; fireplace; fine location.
furnace: ami: lot 42x150; terms.
s7.0O0-California style BUNGALOW. with
large porch. vestibule and coat closet. Large,
well lighted living room. with fireplace. Din
ing room and two bedrooms, extra large for a
bungalow Full basement. with tubs. Hot
water heat. Oak floors throughout. Shade.
S9.50o-Fine new home. in central location /:
rooms. hall. pantry, breakfast porch and
ba TIL first floor: bedrooms and bath second
floor; oak floors: fireplace: h.w:h:
LILLE & HESDRICK.
% Carroll Ave. Takoma Park.
Columbia sow.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
200 PINE ST. LYON PARK, VA.
OF 5 rooms. bath, 2 porches. with every mol
ern convenience: Arcola heating plant: large
fireplace; artistic lighting fixtures Kitchen
completely equipped. Best quality Of shades
throughout; Immediate occupancy.
$50 PER MONTH.
In addition to the initial cash payment. will
carry this house. To reach Lyon Park. take
car on Wash. and Va. r.L. Falls Church
branch, 18th and Pa. ave, And get off a:
Lyon Park. 20
LOOK FOR THE KAY-ALGER AUTO.
Agents on property Sunday from TO $50,
KAY-ALGER CO.. INC.
GIT BOND BLDG MAIN 3015.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-12
JOHN DAVIS WELCOMED AS NEW
PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN BAR

bers reelected included W. o. Hart, New
Orleans, and Thomas w. Shelton, Nor
folk, Va.
The convention today declared itself
opposed to a pending measure in congress
giving that body power to put back on
the statute laws which the supreme court
had declared unconstitutional, on the
ground that this would destroy the con-
stitutional safeguards of the people.
A last minute attempt to put the con-
vention on record in favor Of state pro-
hibition enforcement acts throughout the
Union as an aid in upholding the Eigh-
tsenth Amendment failed.
Need for educating the people OF the
country to greater respect for the law
and the courts as the defenders Of their
rights was emphasized often early In the
convention. but today the raising Of edu-
cational standards for lawyers came to
the fore.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-12
WAGE CONTRACT FOR SOFT COAL
MINERS TO BE TEMPORARY ONLY

CLEVELAND, Aug. 11.-Any wage
contract that may grow out of the con-
ference here of soft coal operators
and miners probably will continue in
force until next April /, 1t was indicat-
ed today BY discussion of the operators
miners Joint sub-scale committee on
the general terms OF an agreement. No
final decision on. any question was
reached, but the Ate for expiration Of
the contract was brought forward in
considering what board or commission
might be created to arrange for future
negotiations. Past contracts have run
FOR two years, expiring on Marsh 81.
Operators on the committee declined
to make public their approval for fu~
ture settlements, but 1t was understood
to have suggested arbitration and IN
this respect met with the fiat refusal
Of the miners. The union leaders, how
ever. were said TO approve fact-find-
ing commission of purely advisory
powers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-12
EXPLOSION ABOARD
STEAMER ADRIATIC
KILLS FIVE SEAMEN
Captain Controls Fire and Sends
Ship Again on Her Way
Within a Few Hours.

ABOARD THE STEAMSHIP ADRIAT-
&c, OFF NEW ENGLAND, Aug 11.-By
Wireless to The Associated Press. AN
explosion occurring today aboard the
steamship Adriatic in the reserve coal
hatch killed five members of the crew
and injured four others.
The explosion, which took place at 1870
a. M, was caused by spontaneous COM
bustion, not a passenger was killed. OF
the five members of the crew who were
killed, one was believed to have been
blown overheard.
The following description of the explo-
sion was given by Martin H. Glynn, for
mer governor of New York, newspaper
man, and a passenger:
"It came like a roar of thunder.
THE captain Of the ship, Hugh R. Da-
wa, Is strtcr disciplinarian and zflzfs
showed today wnen ne performed great
work. He had the fire in the hold under
control and the ship again on her way
In few hours after the explosion"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-12
Pensacola Gets
$4,000 To Be
Used In Harbor
tRy rhe AssoerateG Presal

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Final al
lotment of $35,604.205 of the funds ap-
propriated by congress for river and
harbor improvement work during the
fiscal year 1923, made by the chief of
army engineers wa sannounced today
by the war department. Congress ap-
$42,215,000 of which ap-
proximately $7,o00,0oO has been re-
served for future emergency expendi-
ture.
Southern allotments include: Apa-
lachicoIa bay $4,000; Apaiachicola
river $4,000; upper Chipola river, Fla,
$1,000; Flint river 100000; Chatta-
nooga river $4,000; Channel Apa-
lachicola river to St. Andrews Bay,
Fla, $47. 900; st. Andrews Bay, $4,000;
river $4,000; Narrows
in Santa Rosa sound $1,000; Pensa-
cola harbor $4,000; Alabama river,
$75 900; Mobile harbor 100000; Black
Warrior, Warrior and Tombigbee
rivers $4,000; Tombigbee river mouth
to Demopolis $327O0; Tombigbee river,
Demopolis, Ala, to Walkers bridge ST.
900: Pascagoula harbor $4,000; Gulf
port harbor and Ship Island pass $780,
900; Pascagoula river $4,000; Biloxi
harbor $4,000: Channel Mobile bay
and Mississippi sound $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II. - The
American Bar Association closed tonight
with dinner at which John w. Davis
of West Virginia, former Ambassador to
Great Britain, who was elected president
of the association today, was welcomed to
his new office. Other speakers were
Chief Justice Taft, Lord Thomas Shaw,
NJ. Henri Aubepin and ]. B, NJ Baxter.
the British, French and Ca
madam bars. and Cornelius Cole, centeni-
arian, who once represented California in
the United States senate.
MI. Davis was chosen president without
opposition. w. Thomas Kemp OF Balti-
more and Frederick f. Wadhams of
Albany, N, Y, were unanimously re-
elected secretary and treasurer.
Cordenica Severance Of st. Paul, MINI,
the retiring president, and A. 7. Powell Of
were chosen as new members
Of the executive committee. The MEM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-12
FRIENDS OF FORD
OFFER ELECTED
Muscle Shoals Question Figures Prom
inentIy At The Polls In Alabama
Primary

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. IL. -
Complete unofficial returns from so
out of 81 counties in Tuesdays Demo-
cratic primary gave avowed pro-Henry
Ford Muscle Shoals candidates for
public service commissioner a huge
lead over Culnnisslouer Gaillard and
Cooper, aspifaslEs for denomination
who were charged by Gov. Kilby with
friendliness for the Alabama Power
Company and other corporations F1tz-
hugh Lee and Frank P. Morgan, en-
dorsed by Gov. Kilby and outspoken
friends of Ford's proposal to lease and
purchase the governments property at
Muscle Shoals, apparently have swept
large portion of the state, with Lee
eading a field of seven.
Judge w. w. Brandon, winner over
Col Bibb Graves for governor by a
vote Of approximately to 1, was last
night congratulated by the losing can
didate who pledged his support to the
nominee.
The race for he nomination Of secre-
tary of state which appeared close
from the outset was apparently won
by s. H. Blan, Of Troy, who maintain
ed a lead Of 5000 over Walter F. Mil
ler, of Tuscumbia.
w. B. Allgood held slight lead
over John H. Chapman for state audi
tor, Indications were that a complete
count would be necessary to deter
mine the result.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-12

Although opposition to negotiating
an interstate agreement, which might
fix mining rate of wage for Illinois,
was raised by Frank harrington, the
Illinois miners president the adjourn
nnert OF the committee was marked by
Michael Gallagher heading the opera :
tors, declaring I'VE have 1abored hard
all day ad feel we are making pro-
.gress," while President John L. Lewis
heading the miners, added that he was
as optimistic as ever over the pros
poets OF reaching an agreement.
Mr.. harrington. sponsor Of single
state agreements for ending the strike.
was understood to have notified the
committee that he would not be bound
to settle with Illinois operators on the
basis OF any agreement that may be
made here, while Mr.. Lewis answered
that the question arising from the nii-
nois leaders stand was one for the
decision OF the miners policy COM
mittee.