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The Nome nugget., 1924-11-29
CLEARING HOUSE SHOWS
 SUBSTANTIAL GAINS

New York. Nov. A, (AP)--Ac- tual conditions of clearing house banks and trust companies for the
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-29

sion would be recommended to avoid the necessity of an extra session.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-29

Bremerton. Wash, Nov. 26. (AP) The Navy Yard raido station here heard radio program from a station at Devonshire
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|Kiing Opens British Fair as Soldier
Faints From 7wo Hours at " Attention"
Princess Mary. Soon Again Expecting
Arrival Of Ssork, Gets Most applause.
Royal Message Heard Round the World.
Worlds Most Dazzling Spectacle.

followed, the three services lining up
on three sides OF the field facing the
royal stand Of scarlet. gold and pur-
pie.
For two hours these men stood
stifny af nttention---a record hereto
fore never approached. according 10
army men. One file In the air force
battalion tainted after an hour and
fell back stiff. being carried off the
field by first aid attendants.
Arena Rocks With Cheers.
Tho kings address was wonderful
piece of perfect enunciation in sus-
tanned tone. When within two min.
utes Of its conclusion messenger
boy walked snappily around the
track. came 10 attention at the foot
OF the throne as he saluted. and
then marched stiffly up the steps and
handed the king n telegram. the huge
arena rocked with deafoning cheers.
The telegram stated that the king =
message announcing to the domlnions
that he Just that moment had off.
ciaiiy opened the exhibition had made
the circuit Of the world and had
been received again nj Wemhley.
When the royal party left the
arena the reception accorded 10 prin.
cess Mrry seemed 10 bo greater than
that even given 10 the king and queen
or ths prince OF Wales. Undoubtedly
the general knowledge that Princess
Mary l. expecting another addition
10 her family accounted for the trc
mtndouB reception.
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London, April 2s.-rhe opening Of
the British Empire exhibition today
by King George was unduestionably
the most impressive spectacle ever
spread befor human beings.
For months IN whole exhibition has
been described ns the "show window
of the empire" phrase fslicitously
coined by the prince Of Wales.
smartiy gowned women and silk.
HATED beau brummeIs from Mayfair
ground their dress shoes into unfln-
i<hed cInder paths until they were
cut 10 ribbons. Although rain threat
enid. clouds Of dust swIrled up and
down the alleys between the buildings
md At times the air was filled with
excelsior. Wrapping paper and all I'm
agInabie kinds Of debris from trucks
unloading belnted exhibits. The
crowd. estimated at 100000. found
none of the principal buildings even
half ready. while most Of the c2n-
ce~Ions In the amusement park, M
cludlng the much.exploited palace Of
beauty, were not open at all.
Two Hours nj Attention.
The wonder show began on time
10 the moment. 100 Scottish piperr
sweeping into the arena Mt exactly
1890 Immediately behind them
marched massed guards bands. $50 Of
them, playing ns they marched and
counter.msrched OIL the velvet green
football field. Detachmerts of blue
Jackets, infantry and the air forces
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Rap
School Measure
Educational Bill Term c d
Menace to Private and
Church Schools"

Washington. April 2s.--opposition
to the Sterling Reed bill. which would
create a department Of education.
supervised by q cabinet oficer. was
voiced today before the house COM
mittee on education by 4 group of
Lutherans.
Among those present were the Rev.
J. Frederic wenchel Of the Evangeii-
cal Lutheran synodical conference Of
North America. c. NJ. Zorn of Cleve-
land. o.: Rev. r. J. Jankenau. editor
OF the Lutheran Pioneer. and Rev. J.
c. Bauer OF Fort Wayne. Ind
Mr.. Bauer said he opposed the
measure because n II potentially a
menace 10 private and church
schools. Under such = system" he
said. "ths federal government might
become hostile to education that Is
not unsupported.
Some Scottish Rite Masons Of the
southern Jurisdiction and the Ku Klux
Klan are fighting the parochial
schools Mr.. Bauer charged. in an
effort TO establish a state monopoly.
I'm Michigan we have had to con.
tend with the Public School Defense
league. and I'm Oregon advertisements
against the private schools were
signed by p. s. Malcolm. inspector
general for Oregon. Of the Scottish
Rite Masons. southern jurisdiction. :"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
HAWAII ROCKED
BY EARTHQUAKES

Hilo. T. H.. April 25.--Eartaauakes
Of severity and considerable duration
are continuing in the Puma district.
The tracks Of the Hawaii Consolidated
railway At Kspoho were tossed about
like waves and the service had TO be
Suspended.
r. II. Finch. assistant voicanoiogist
at the observatory. reports pro.
sressive cracking along the Rift line
eastward from Kilauea volcano snd
the possibility Of af low of lava either
at Puma or In the ocean off Puma.
There are continuous quakes st
Kspoho where the residents spent
four days Of terror. the windows and
doors rattling continually. The ground
IL warm In hollow places.
The HiIo seismograph recorded 80
small tremors last night. correspond.
Ing TO the tremors which proceeded
tho Mskaopuli crater flow last year.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Summary OF
The Day In
Washington

The senate passed the colder
bonus bill.
President Coolidge transmitted
10 the senate correspondence with
foreign governments concerning
oil concessions.
The state department was sd-
vlsed that peace conference had
been arranged between the contend
ing forces IN Honduras.
A group Of Lutherans opposed 20
the Sterling Reed hill for depart.
ment OF education before the house
education committee.
A call for a national conference
on outdoor recreation was issued
by President Coolidge to meet in
Washington. May 22 10 "a.
Arguments were concluded I'm
the District Of Columbia court OF
appeals In the effort to set aside tho
packers consent decree.
A sustained assault on the Ford
bid was made by witnesses who
appeared before the senate agrieui.
turc committee considering the
Muscle Shoals situation.
The senate committee inyest,gat.
ing the indictment Of Senator
Wheeler. democrat. Montana. aues-
tened l.. V. Beaulicu. western at
torncy. about whceier's law prac.
tices.
Vice Chairman rlummer Of the
shipping hoard was questioned hs
a house investigating committee
about the activities of senator
Pepper. republican. Pennsylvania.
as unofficial referee in claims
caE0
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Section Hand Has Violin
Made 288 Years Ago

Shenandoah. Ia. April ga violin
which lacks only IL years Of being 500
years old IL owned by Mike Shafer.
Wabash section hand within the
body OF the violin can be see. by
using a fiashlight. the label OF the
maker. the crude .old.feshioned letter
ing being additional proof Of an.
tiquity. The label reads "Jacobus
Paola Mahinlni Brescia 1886"
The history 81 the violin IL un.
known. shafer got IL from brother.
in-iaw. who secured II In Missouri.
The violin il treasured. not for its aee.
but because Of its sweet. pure tones.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
We Have
With Us
Today
Edgar a. Wall.
Now York.
Hotel Credit Man.

uIOUJI &sNUsb t's"'f
Although entirely deaf, Mr. Walz,
presjdent of the Hotel Credit Letter
company. the international Hotel
brokerage company and the National
Hotel Keepers Protective association,
has overcome this handicap and built
up these organizations which are such
big cogs IN the hotel business OF the
country.
Mr.. Wall, borr IN Owatonna, MINI,
IL c5 years old. Forty-fIvs years ago
he was cowboy IN Arizona ana New
Mexico, and experienced the difficult
ties OF raising cattle st n period when
guerrilla warfare was In progress In
southern New Mexico.
When the carixozo cattle and ranch
Of 1000, 900 acres, Of which he had
charge. were sold 10 some English.
men. Mr.. Walz moved TO California
with his wife and two sons. and en-.
gagged In the insurance business. Ear
trouble resulted in his complete deaf.
ness. but undaunted. he sold out his
business on the west coast ana went
10 New York, where he originated
and founded his present concerns.
Mr., waiz now has five sons. all
aiding him In his business. I'VE are
lust like six brothers" he said. smil-
ing happily. II play tennis and golf
with them. even though I am &c. n
was my ambition 10 found businesses
IN which my sons could be associated
~ifh me. and I have succeeded"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Red Charge
Is Made by
Daugherty
Brookhart and Wheeler Re-
fleet Influence Of Friends
in Moscow Says
Ousted Cabinet Officer.
Treason Stalks, He Says

1T may fairly be inferred that one
step In this direction was to cauture,
by deceit and design, as many mem.
bcrs Of the senate OF the United
states as possible and to spread
throughout Washington city and IN
the cloakrooms of congress a poison
gas as deadly as that which sapped
and destroyed brave soldiers in the
late war.
II have been advised he added,
that a resolution condemning the
attorney general was prepared even
before the hearings before the inves-
tigation committee commenced
"Wanted Nothing HID
Declaring that had there been any
indication that the committee inves-
tigation of the Department Of Justice
would be conducted with fairness and
along proper lines. Mr.. Dausherty
said II had been his intention ITO
make public the private business
transactions Of my life"
Il would not have consented to do
this" he said, except for the fact
that while held office ! did not
want any man to feel that there was
anything In my private or official life
that was disposed TO conceal from
curious public. did not abandon
my intention TO declare my private
business transactions even when tho
unfair methods OF the majority Of the
Wheeler. foif1Iaiftee became plnin.
''Eut now. having wltbstood the
tempest until forced off my official
feet. deny The right Of the commit.
Tee 10 investigate my private life or
sertit nizc my personal business trans
uclIons. though ! am willing and
anxious that my official ncts while
attorney general of the United states
shall bo investigated and scrutinzized
bv the pubic"
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ury Declares Harry Thaw Sane;
"They Can't Fool Me-" Says Euelyn
yer Has No Definite Plans
for Future: Seeks 10
Shun Accustomed
Limclight.

Illadelphia. Pa. April 25.-Harry
'hsw. jubilant over iury's yer.
declaring him sane, said today
las no definite plans for the fu-
but does hope ITO drop out of
Jaw has been In the public eye
he shot and killed Stanford
|e. at the Madison Square roof
IN. IS years ago.
hw's freedom. despite the yer
bf the jury, II not yet a reality
Pittsburgh millionaire, by direc-
of Judge Monaghan. was con.
a In the custody OF the Penn.
nia hospital for mental and
us diseases under the original
of commitment. This means,
. said today, that Thaw must
at the institution final judg-
OF the Gump case.
nsel for Evelyn Nesbit, divorced
of Thaw, has requested the
four days time in which to
motion and reasons for a new
No time has been set. however.
(aring of the motion.
ntic City, ". j.. April "a
ID in a glittering dancing cos
Epf blue, and surrounded by din.
the Palais Royal cabaret. where
,rforms nightly. Evelyn Nesbit.
ed wife OF Harry X. Thaw, said
ght that the Philadelphia verdict
be was sane proved again the
Of his millions. There was
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dirty work at the crossroads" she
said.
Miss Nesbit said she would con-
tinue to fight TO keep Thaw locked
up and to establish her son, Russell's,
right to share in the Thaw fortune.
1T seems 10 me that some one
laid down on the case" she said.
"Thaw was not cross-examined. and
I was not called at all. What else
could the jury do? They can't fool
me. I've had too many deals Of this
kind. This has happened before. But
I'm just beginning my legal battle"
I'VE won't have to wait long for
another scandal like the Gump case."
she said ''Thaw Is far worse now
than ever before. Take his action
when he broke down In court today.
for instance. One look was sufficient.
/ know him."
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Omaha in
Race
S
Seven Army and Private Gas
Bags in Air Flying
North i'm National
Contest.
Planes Smash Records

San Antonio, Tex, April 13.-fhe
pllot balloon In the national elimina-
ton balloon rase left Kelly field at
4:43 D. m. and headed little north
west of north. in the general direc-
ton of Omaha. II Is piloted by Lieut..
George W. Mcintyre. who has for
his aide Lieut.. C. S. Woolsey. both
of Brooks field.
Capt. II. T.. Honeywell. plotting the
Kansas City Cooperative club bal
loon. followed at 5:1e. and B. II. Four
nier of San Antonio. plotting his own
balloon, which is OF only $4,000 cubic
feet capacity. at b:22. Honeywells
aide Is Capt. T. r.. Boudinot Of Kelly
field and Fournier's aide Is ii. E.
Mills OF San Antonio. Both. balloons
headed in a northerly direction.
Mai. Norman W. Peek. plotting
United States army balloon No. ]. left
the balloon park at 5:32. His aide Is
Lieut.. William A. Gray OF Scott field.
Feek's headquarters are at Akron, O..
Fourth Balloon Leaves.
Lieut.. Ashley c. Mckinley OF Scott
field, plotting army balloon No. .. got
into the air at 5:39 without difficulty,
the big so o,ooo.foot globe rising direct
Iy over the huge crowd of spectators.
estimated at 65, 900. His aide il Lieut.
1Awrence A. Lawson. Both are from
Scott fleld.
Two minutes later Capt. Edmund
w. Hill and his aide, Lieut.. James r.
Powell. both Of Scott field. flying
army balloon No. .. got away.
At s.42 w. T. Van orman. plotting
Goodyear III. entered by the Good
year Tire company. left the field. The
aide II C. X. wollum.
The last balloon left the park at
5:ss. piIosed by Herbert Won Thaden.
The balloon r. entered by the Detroit
Aviation club. Won Thaden's aide Is
svend A. U. Rasmussen.
Two Records Shattered.
Shooting around 45-mile course,
Lieut.. o. A. Powers at Kelly field
late today attained a speed Of f74.7
miles an hour and established world
record for the MBsA type OF air.
plane. Lieut.. r. l.. Maughan. holder
Of the nonstop flight record. WAS
only three-tenth OF a mile behind the
winner.
A worlds record for speed in
small messenger airplane was estab-
lished here today when Lieut.. Mat
thew Efnan. air service. piloted one
Of the machines AZ 10 miles an hour
over a triangular course. The race
course Is As miles long. three times
around a 15-mile triangle.
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BEHIND SENATE INQUIRY
Dick Wood Wins
Over Kehm
By 8 Votes

Richard y. Wood aud har1 kehin
viii not have to fight IL out nj pin.
achle or nah jongg st 10 PAGES 10
determine which shall represent the
eifIzenry Of the Nineteenth district
in the Nebraska state legislature.
The official count. completed
Wednesday by the election commits
sioner, revealed that Wood was the
choice of the voters by margin Of
nine votes.
In the unofficial count. Wood and
Kehm were tied for the republican
nomination at 81 votes each. and
there was much concern In the
rival constituencies In the Nine
teenth district; but the election
commissioner relieved the suspense
Wednesday with the announcement
that his recount showed Wood the
winner by nine ballots.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
HIGHJACKERS GET
LOAD OF LIQUOR

Butler, n. j.. April 23.--seven ban
dts Tuesday night Weld up the
Japanese butler in the country home
Of Milton r. Untermcyer. New York
Stock Exchange member. five miles
outside OF Butler and loaded $4,000
worth Of wines and liquors Oh truck
and sedan automobile. The truck ran
cut Of gasoline and when the bandits
could not secure a supply from Mr..
Intermeyer's gardener. they aband'
oned the truck and fled with the 80.
dan load Of liquor.
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HELEN HOWARD
WE'D CAPITAL

Special Dispatch 20 The Omaha Rec.
Washington. April .s.--Miss Helen
Howard. daughter OF Congressman and
Mrs. Edgar Howard Of Nebraska. was
married this afternoon TO Clarence
coen OF creston. Ia. They left this
evening for New York on their honey
moon. Their home viii be at Creston.
Nebrnskans nj the wedding. held at
Congress Hall hotel. were Congress
man Shallenbarger and Miss Grace
shallenbareer. Mrs John ". More
head and Congressman Willis c.
Sears
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Buffaloes Beat
Indians by
10 to 8

The Omaha Western league But
faloee turned on the Oklahoma Cit
Indians Wednesday In the secon'
game az Oklahoma City and by
ninth.inning rally defeated the Re'
skins, 10 TO ?. Robinson got fou
hits out OF five times to bat, Will
Griggs ciouted ont three hits. Boti
play with the Buffaloes.
William Tilden, national tenni|
champion refuses 10 meet with thl
Lawn Tennis association officials Y
talk over his amateur standing In ny
Tex Rickard announced WodnesdaI
that he had signed Floyd JohnsoI
and Romers for a bout.
The Boston Braves rallied in th|
ninth Inning Wednesday and nose,
the Philadelphia Nationals out OF
victory.
University OF Nebraska track atlI
letes are showing up well In the try|
outs for places on the teams that vii
In the Drake relays at De|
Moines Friday and Saturday.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
|ndreds Attend
Rites for Convict
ons From All Walks of
life Psy Last Tribute to
Convicted "Con" Man.

Denver. Colo. April is.--Hundrsds
friends Of the late Lou Biondser,
convicted confidence Enng chief.
hin who died In the state peniten-
ary At Canon City last Sunday. to-
|ny crowded into the immaculate
conception cathedral here TO pay
heir last respects to him. Business
hen. professional men. city. state and
ederal officials. rich men. poor men.
hen and women from all stratas Of
|ociety wefe there az the kindly bene-
lIction was said over all that was
Mortal of Blondger. who for years
|f residence In Denver had counted
IN alilso ab his friends
Persons who had felt the benefits
q his charities. persons who had
net him In business channels. all
Fere there 10 pay him honor.
Biondger was a veteran OF the civil
Var, and an honor guard Of the vet
rams Of that war attended the funer-
Il and n section Of the church was
|emoved for members OF tho q. A. r..
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Bachelor Farmer Found
Dead on His Doorstep

Shenandoah. Ia. April 2s.-When
Il. y. Keenan, OF Shenandoah went to
the home OF his brother. John Keenan,.
~. n bachelor. on n farm near 1mo-
gene. Tuesday. he found his brother
sitting on the doorstep dead. a stroke
OF paralysis is thought to have been
the cause. lie had been working with
a team In tho yard. MIR. Keenan, was
born I'm Dubuque and came TO Ere
mont county 40 years ago. Four
brothers survive, the other three being
Peter of Lexington. Neb.. Henry Of
Odessa. Mo-. and James OF st. Louis.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Plenty of Wine.

New York. April 1s.-Astonishment
at the abundance Of wine offered him
In this country was expressed by Gen.
Emile Tauffiieh. French senator Of
Aisace, rs he sailed today on the
raris for Havre. General Tauflieh
said he had found and drank more
wine while In New York and Wash.
ington than had ever been the case
before.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Held on Robbery Charge

Girnwooi. Ia. April ga man AZ
rested ~ Hastings. IN whose Yoses
sion were ARTICLES alleged 60 have
been stolen At Malvern store. has
trial tie Is suspected of having r,.,s.
bod three GlenNoOf stores last Fri.
day Tie gave the name Of Arshuss
Hayward.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
WOMAN BANDIT
PLEADS GUILTY

New York. April 23.--The bandit
careers OF Celia and Edward Cooney,
arrested In jacksonville. came 20 a
drab close today when they pleaded
guilty TO robbery In the first degree.
They will be sentenced Tuesday.
They repudiatcd attorneys who sp'
reared IN court and attempted "a
enter pleas OF not guilty for them.
Earlier In the day 10 persons
Unidentified Mrs. cooney as the bob
bed haired bandit"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Measure
One Chance for
Relief, Says Coad
Not a Menace to Millers as
Amended" Omahan De-
cIares-Before Bank.
ing Committee.



Washington. April 2s.--w. J. Coad.
Omaha miller. indorsed the McNary-
Haughen farm relief bili today. fol
lowing a conference with officials at
tho United states Department Of Agri.
culture.
"The bill. as amended. 10 not .
menace to the milling or elevator
business Of ths country a. 70 many
have been led 10 believe" said Mr..
coad.
west Should Boost"
at can say honestly that favor
the bill and look upon It as the one
chance for relief presented to farm
ers at this session. True. II II an
experiment But all experiments
must be tried and while II is posi-
ile that ideas OF many persons for
farm relief may have been better.
the fact remains this IL the plan de-
cided upon. and I think II behooves
the entire middiewest TO get behind
this measure and boost for its pass
age"
Mr.. Coad n one OF the first millers
in the country to come out IN favor
Of the measure. Heretofore opposi-
ton OF niliers has been one Of the
chief difficulties with which friends
Of the bill have had 20 contend.
Asks New Bank Building.
Coad came TO Washington today
with Herbert S. Daniels. former post
master. and appeared berore the
house banking and currency commit.
tee 10 urge a favorable report on the
resolution authorizing expenditure OF
$3.50, goo for n new Federal Reserve
hank building IN Omaha
Former senator Hitchcock also ap-
pearcd before the committee.
They were selected in an endeavor
TO auell democratic opposition TO the
resolution In committee. There are
sufflcient republican votes 20 insure
favorable report on the resolution.
but IN order TO insure its passage on
the floor Of the house II II necessary
to get the entire committee behind II.
The committee again delayed action
today.
CONGRESSMAN Willis @. Sears. who
intended 10 leave for Omaha tonight
TO attend the dedication Of the new
Elks building. VIII remain In Wash
ington until action is taken.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
BRITISH AIRMAN
REACHES KARACHI

Ksrachi. Bombay. India. April a.
Stuart MacLaren. the British aviator.
who IL attempting a flight around
the world. arrived here ~ Q o'clock
this evening from Bunder Abbas,
Persia.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Two Children Burn.

Lewiston. Idaho. April 23.--clasped
in each Others arms. Noia Raueh. 4.
and her brother, Anson. IL. were
found burned 10 death In the ruins
OF large residence which was de-
stroyed by rre here today.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-24
Bessie Account
Audit Confirms
$1,000 Shortag'
Check Of Drivers Stubs r,
yeals 225 Tons of Muny
Coal Unaccounted
for.

Shortage OF Claude Bessie. form
Omaha city clerk. amounting to 81
in the municipal coal department v
confirmed In the offlcial report
Charles ". stcnicka, special audi
employed by the finance departms
to the city council wednesday.
These figures check with the sl
mate made by Mayor Dshlman at
time Bossie was arrested on
charge Of embezzlement.
The ofIicial figures show no sccoI
of the sale OF 225 tons OF Kentu
coal which Bessie advertised for
ton. There Ia . deficiency Of eei
for A. car OF coal which was sold
freight.
No S9.Ton Records.
There are no records Of any
being sold for 50 a ton.
Accounts show that $3.50 ton
coal were received not includiI
per cent shinkage allowed. Sale
counts show only 1884 tons sold
Check was made through
amounts paid drivers. who rec
$40 per ton for delivering the
These records showed the q
were paid for delivering more
Of coal than the sales accounts .
were sold.
Buffers Shortage Explain
stenicka also submitted q rer
the coal department, when II v
der tho Jurisdiction OF commi
y. u. Butler. Butler allow
per cent for shrinkagc. stenick
which WAS not too much, because
the quality OF coal which VI
handled.
Buffers accounts show II tons
coal not accounted for.