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H,TON. Feb. 21
U Mouse nult-
I Hen iy
t lsm mud develop
fd property at
4Ala., will be con
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-X t-hairman Kahn I
'announced
tO" !
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ee will thn inuned-
t j the counter offer for
rct the .Alabama Iower
!Jcb is now working a
I'Sreat Southern Hydro
rier plant. This offer is
' Cscretary of War Weeks,
laoaaced he will transmit
?M either today or tomnr
ory Weeks .haa publicly
t lis his opinion, the Ala
Company's offer is "su-
j rtird's la many respects.
Kahn announced th u j
tSas. before consideration j
offer can be considered. '
r com representatives ot tue
"aver Company, the Nation-
of Farm Bureaus, and
'cDowell, President of the!
1 artilixer Association. CoL
ar Engineering Commis- j
r the District of Columbia.!
. k ewuu-Aw Dtiirlt.' f tilO i
-jerty, may also be caiieii i squamou in- . . ,
.aa. by the committee. jloctain Uog,rs. t one of the 11 '
i also remains before the ford; whi,h participated in the se;z-
I Csposed of by the commit- . the Analelle. said yesterday
I expected decision irom '"-,
Uiacturer as to w nemer
ceenpt modifications to his pio-
atiact that several comnntt.'t ;
f have demanded be made
"JTO. chief of Ford's engineers.
known this decision tumor-
laursday, Chairman Kahn de
V'
VEammitt, vice-president ot tV.e
-KHrates corporation, v.-hich i
Clonal rights to parchaM, n,
1 aroiect and which has
M 1
tt. mill resort to the courts
"late the right, resumed test!
litttore the committee tjday
tatlve Fields, of Kentucky.
J the witness at length on
corporate relations the Air
corporation and its parent
American Cyanam d com
2J have with the Alabama
142 pan y and other South- n
corporations. His examination
J only that stockholders of the
"aa Cyanaroid company nay
4t0ck of the Alabama Power
rat."' Hammitt denied unpoiate
Jhtp with the Georgia Rail
'A Power company, the Coln-n
4,eer company; the Centra!
Fower companv. or the Ton
cower company.
3aUtt admitted that .1.,:urs Tt
I awns from 2a to L'4 per rent of
ck of the American Cynnarnld
y and that the VirsimaCaro
Oeatical company owns apivx:-
twenty -six per tent cf its
u -
t Witness -eumed uclense of
Stektion that before the cov-rn-
Ma dispose of Muscle Sh.als
' ive the Air Nitrates corpora
a opportunity to buy nitrnte
1 2.
B hekcUed that from Ham
atiour. it w-ss apparent that
tn Sot 4Vim r fhxpre o e
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MOBILE. Ata, Feb. 21. Ten
men alleged to have awtnjlod
! Barney Knapp. ot Minister. Ohio.
of llft.m throuih a take wlre-
tappiaf ach?me at Ortaado. Fla..
were placed under arrest here
today at Koapp's request. They
save their names as Harry Sttn-
son. alias Cousins, Stockholm.
8weden; We Harris. Memphis;
Harry IMxun. Muntgooiery. Ala.;
Murray Lane, alias Coyne. Or- 4
J. lando; A. Baker. Cincinnati; C.
4-4-
4-
$V. Williams. Chicago: Chas. Hil- 4.
ianeuer. Bridgeport. Hi.; James
Clonons. Canada; J. Koach and 4
4. J. Kelly. Mob-le. Police said a 4
i. toUl of $13.Stit) in cash was
found on the mea.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. President !
uD.i.. n.m.i ii mmw- !
. --il w 1
Va UiC V VMI I IPC "Va -v u m ,
iito neroliations with Tore ro rovers
ments for the funding of the $11.00'V
OW.iKW foreign indebtertness to tne
United Statea. The commission will
consist of the following: Secretary
f the Treasury Mellon. Secretary of
State Hughes. Secretary ot Commerce
IliKver. Senator Keed Smoot of rtah.
and Representative Theo. K. Burton of
Ohio.
nn ST03Y OF
DIG SEIZUHE OF
LIQUOR IS 'FISHY
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MIAMI. Feb. 21. iVH fetl federal ;vo-
hibitiun officers were early ton ay
without official information as to the J
reported seizure Sunday, off je-vnsn j
. L. nf Iha llritih Srhloner Anna-'
beiie." with H.wo cases of liquor, nn.j I
all the airplanes in me promoum" ,
m; . dark v.-s.
tnat h?
would n-ake no report to me
authorities in Miami as the
f . (1,.ral
airplane, squadron was operating
under divert orders from Washington.
No Report in Capital.
WASHINGTON". Feb. 21. Prohibi
tion headquarters today were still
without a report from Miami of th-
seizure of the Bru.sh s.-mmnor Ann..
beUe. y "'f :rax ne tVi-l he h.d
t ""ToX tizur'.
nd as soon a
I ll" ' -----
the report was
received it would 1"
made public.
Om.iai appeared somewhat sm
prised at the reported operation of a
large fleet of prohibition airplanes
along the Florida coast, as it was be
licved p!n had not vet been per
fee ted f r utilizing these forces
against rum smngelers.
liivnes piore.-s-d to have ni.
fcnowledc- of Captain Kocer-i. rei.ort
oi from Miami as ;n command of imh
of the airplanes which captuied thv
schooner.
ercKe vour opt 'on
to purchase th-
plant, "nit you de-i
cov.Mnn-.eot maintain
f to have tie""
the pi in' in a'
idle, stiindh'
nl't mi and ke-p it
out of comteti!ion with the .nie' o .
t'vanamid Coi.U'- and it- s.ihsi 1
ta'rv the A. i N fat- corporation.'
Hmrr-tt att-ok.-l the Kurd pmp-s
al d,H latins that it must be- apparet.t
to the foinmi't-e th).t T'ord i:. so-k
ir to !et th- tlieaptst poer ot) tii
Ameiitan e. ntn.ent at th - ep- n.-e of
he governn-nf."
"Kt.rd prooosp - t have the t.wj.
n.er.t com;.Mc th: projet t f-o:n
num. v oi the tie-is-iirv. then asks th t
the govei nment insure it and ever to
requ re th- gov eminent t o put ia
more electrical generatins eq-.i pml : t
at l verTreni exnens.'' drtd Him-
Hill
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sh a fives Lafwa
Ah
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1KB MI'
TO HOT DIG
Calls Conference of Heads of
Raihoad Crotberboods Today
-W3 PrMat Hit "Dcfenstve
AaUance Proposal for Resist.
sc Waf lUdsjclMNM on RasV
road aad in tae
lart la noUuav Umtructr
His Ratvamd liat Csnfes
b Essential to Peace.
CHICAGO. Feh. "1 Announcement
til .it he hsa taken a tteD in tn o ircc-
linn cf vertins a ntlr.n vi ide strike
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hy jihn u uwis. president of the
t!1-
lie Hmfiwi in tu aiimfifjir? -wim itiv i
neso or mure a o. otnernooas to pie-
-ent his "defensive aMiance- proposal i
for resisting contemplated wage re j
auctions Lewis decla-ed that he had
issued a call to operators in west
'Pennsylvania, lilinois, Ohio and In
diana for a joint conference to be
jhc'.d in the iioiien.ien Hotel, cieve ;
land. Ohio, on March 2.
! ' This conference with the operators, ;
Ms o-sentiitl to industrial peace" said ,
I Mr. Lewis: 'unless the w.n.'erenc- is
held and nn agreement wc-tied that (
Will I'lWHl Ull" llll-K-1 'l ."11 fill 11 C I
fonce!T.ed. inclrdlng the pubi c, ther ;
m-iM Kt u ctr-iV ' ;
l.owis said that thr was "nothmp i
destrueti
ye" ir. the 'nsive alliance !
he was to outline to the rail- ;
j -oposal
uav union leaders. Thi- w as taket; j
t Ihnt I Aniu u-rnH nit al- I
th raliria(i nien to support his id.- i
tri ttlp exf.-nt of backing th" minors
I with a svmpalhetic strike The !
er t ifte miners maicaiea tnat ne was ,
tVii iiTi'iiiiin th:t i-iwil strike r:irr
be siverte-l if the orPratnrs w ill att.ni( I
he rorffr-nce If ihe operators refuse j
o mert with the nrncrs on or before .
Ma'ch 3! t. the strike Apr.l 1. is in
CV:t:iMo. h'- d-r'a e1.
The joint conferenro wa prov'd-d .
for in thtA formal demands of the min
pi s for new w;iei rontract formiil - J
ed at their convention in Indianapolis
last week '.
One cull n s-nt by l.e . is t th
ope, at .rs who signed The present
.mv'iiient in N-w York. March St.
'Jly, and the other tn officials of the
co.'il operators' asnriaT:on. in iVnn-,
syb onia. Ohio. Indiana and lU.no's.
In t.i-ir pew demand, th- :n Hers ak'
for a six hour day. a ti v dav week
and continuance of the piosi nt stale
I of w iges.
CLEARWATER AND
ORLANDO VOTING
Oil IMPROVEMENTS
CI K AR WATER. Feh
of Clearwater t'.ia"- are
j.roposed bond issii" of
h'ih s-im a':! but M'O"
n( -pa! improver, en's
rv, tpt ftiiii -s for t'-r
:i -
itizns
ot,nc on a
i.'-t l.o.'O. (f
is for rail
tr'enient of
:-. The
..-r paving.
c.vst r,".io.
. dttr works
al.ui.-i.1 would
-is. a n-w
nd for extens
v st'-:n.
be Use
Or'ando A!S3 Votm).
t'KI.AMt. Feb. ;!.- -C.t.xens here
art- voting today on the pro-,.oseJ pur
chase of the water and light plants
witil a twoth'ids majority necessary
to i arry the elet tion
The price of iSoT.'M" was agreed
upon for the sale of the utilities, and
voters are asked for $5"i".rtK addi
t .-iial for r..h-.1..1it-.t inc th- ot .nts
L11S STDIliE!
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NORFOLK, Va., Feb. 21.
The army dirigible Roma,
largest ship of her type in
the world, exploded in mid-js.
air aDove nampton noaasi
this afternoon and fellj
burning to the ground. j
First reports were that;
there had been considerable
loss of life. The bier ship:
carries a large crew, nor-;
mall V f Yim firt tr d(l mpn
, k V ' k -v -
The ship ha .1 left Lang-,
lex Field, her h
lev r leld, her home Station,;
. -
a r l ,-ai n PIOCK 11. m on a .
SllOrt practice Illgnt, Willi :
panTa: AToViv cn,.v; !
v.-iLiil UdUl vtltll 1 v ltt- i
'iwmmanflirnr
The big cigar-shaped ves-
... . 1
sel WHS Sailing along aboilt
ruu e 4. u i " t 1
1,000 feet above the Koads,
when suddenly there Was a
.
terrific eXplOSlOn. and the
...
UK vi-'jt1'- iin.-c x uuiii-
met to the gr0Und.
Wrecking crews from the
naval air station and four
, piis.iit.-; lium tut; is:t sia-
tivi
were hastilv sum-
moiled
Five ambulances were
' rushed from the naval hos
pital to the spot.
Approx-niate'.v
the Konia at t be
lieved that, from
iril .'!( ai-oard
i- and ii is be
lo 1'! rf these
lost their lives,
of them humed
bev.ind r-rognit:
il.'.-n im.iies. som
and charred almost
n. ha-1 Ueen rerov
w i eckate at '& 'l't
er-d from th w
o i l... k
A.-r.ird:ni! to in
Official at th- a: as
this afternoon, an
ing. eight of fi
ll and 2 men. ro
'r!!i.,t:o:i from an
su;v!y hase heie
o fie .al report lark- :
at I,Ht-d Ms-wn
uprising the entire
complement of the 1 .angley Field
balloon school, which was making a
trial flight over Hampton Koais this
afternoon on the
iii-l which -sti-i'
th a nay base c
ed in an exp!"?
w re, 'sed the
the grcmn-1 ;t ;.'
ie Roma.
- dv- on
h i-s-iit
-np'eu-ly
t s'rurk
: oimt
names -f
i. h. Heed.
:ti-. a
OIlTO's
a-n th
wh:
,t c
h.-n
ed for at a
the-.. n;. i :
Har'v . V
and ttiir!
ia'e
1"!!.
i '
ian
rada. d. - p..
n. a! - I
lost t -
wi-.-i k . f .
of h-r ti ;
Th- !i.-.t
that th- K
.men. an-! f
ers !;oc
Th- K
ill .
ii-ii: !-.p-...
largest ,
worid. its
; ic t-et !t
he
n
21. W22."
OSES
mi
IKEim OIDS
simass Msjssaas
I I II W I HIU I Ull I
'AT
0
Feiw. Vote Farorably Jlmill II I I IltjV-
Open wanting as Advocated
by the Defeated Treaty Lead-!
"Only by Reak4c tollTL ' .JAII1I 1 IiJ"
Bikafci
Zmm Ireiaisd Be
'-m tSnlt'Xnl
Freed, IU f-a Tae IVa.
Wo To-
aonal Azumoaky.
DCPUN. Feb. 51 The PeValera
i party in the Ard Fheis won the first
; victory in the Sinn Fein general as
sembly today when that body voted
In favor of onea balloting which has
n advocated by the former pres i
idHTlt.
On the fare of it. the fieur on this
deri.ion indicated a majoritv for the
anti-treaty partv of several hundred,
11 18 Possible, however, that many un
nlodeed deleKates voted for oien bal-
pledged deiegate
lotlng as a matter of principle, so that
this move is not entirely conclusive.!
though it .is a marked technical vie- ;
lory. ;
UeValera propose! a resolution that
the Sinn Fein oould not support the
treaty under tne articles of the repub- :
luan constitution and foretasting thai ;
"!rel:-nd soon will lie free." '
"It would be better lor Ireland to
have two armies working for her than
, one divided against herself." said 1H--;
Valera in moving his resolution. "No
power on the part of Kneland could
divide myself and Arthur Griffith
(founder of the Sinn Feim. Although
we are now separated, we would come
together on essential matters."
PeValera added:
"Only by resistance to Britain and
not t.hroueh cooperation ran Ireland
tea in her freedom "
He ur;-d a polity of passive r
sistance if the Sinn Femers f-lt that
at ti resistaiire had failed
IieValera and his political ri.al.
.i irhael Collins, evinced no personal
animosity toward one another. In
the meeting they met and shook
hands, chatting toc-ther for a while.
t l.m
ea ( h.
n
hair
er ennui
it n total
4"o hois-jn
!l'i! sepiitt er.
I
in I
iliuat-d sj-c-d
its ciuisini; ra-
ni vj miles j.-i
iu-. at f'i!i sp.-' ii
.t oruiriiii; sp.---n
w...t :?. i.ii!- s and at
S.e.iti m :!-.- Although
sicn-.l lor coiimie;.: i.
is:n.i !
usi. it
w as
built by th Italian eovernment f-"-war
parpos,-.-. an i aia.1 s-vcial trip
over th- A'ps Th- a :h;p wa.s !
to th- Cn t- l Sia'-s govei nnient fo
app-. . l iiiat-'l m-,i -ill 1 I -s et
n.aTvd rh.i' :' w-.-jiJ f jt J!.'iV. -.o
-iipi rat- - 1 lie a - -i.,, -v
from P.-.1-. t- 'h- Vn t- J S :::
- 5T" nt i '. n ! ?' -n - r. i--a- i
Cn'te i S ,?. 'o'.; -r ..n-; v. j i ' -
t.. 1 an:!". F-el-' w .-. it v. a
K-ei.' V
n? fci
a :
Ut:e. 1
a lasi
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(Ti was
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The e-..
. 'et-.!
here
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1310 OB.
At a meeting ot the Volusia
county commissioners today, di
vision of several cities into a
greater number of precincts was
I
passed, under the new ruling.
Day! ana will be divid.-d into two
ting precincts. Volusia avenue
4. tc be the dividing line. De-
4 Land will have three and New
4 Smyrna three, while Dayton .
Beach and Seabreeze will each
f bs a Toting precinct, where dere
4 tofors one polling place has been
4" used for the two towns. Woman
suffrage made necessary a great
er a umber of precincts, too .
great a time being taken to
cunt the votes cast at each
i. election.
a f...iiTniT,..,
Fcmo era
riniY is i?aj)i
WASHINGTON. Feh. 21 Governor j
Moat Heilly's administration f :
Porto Rican affairs was wamly up-!
held in the highest administration cir-!
lies to.lay. It was stated oficiallv at
the White Houre that no charges had
i nrougat against trovernor Kellly
and that no charges of a serious char
acter are expected.
Reilly was described as an "honest
and fearless executive' and it was
said that the result of his attitude'
in the administration of Porto Rican j
aflairs was being manifested now by
a complete change in the tone of the
1 crto llican people.
TVEHTIETIi HEEL III
r.OVIE MYSTEflY IS
STILL WITHOUT FLOT
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 21 Film- j for shorter distances than for longer
dom's greatest mystery serial the1 jver the same line or routes."
William Iiesniond Taylor murder I "Whiie intrastate rates have not
entered upon its twentieth reel today j l.een included within the scope of the
with the climax still hidden. j investigat-en " it was stated, "the
From person to person the spot j coniniissiun appreciates the desira
lijiht of ofh' ial investigation has flit-i jility o.' er harmony between the
tered without, revealing as yet t-vid-ence
of a tangible nature that wi:l
Ioint nut the murderer and bring
about a solution of the mystery.
I!t.-re.-t of in v-st gattirs cent re i
today on a re,it. from a jt;wei. . r
aininii.g Taylor's handsom- thr.
inoiie! goid watch. His report may c!
Cn-teiy d.-tei mine the exact m'nu'e at
which Tavlor wa shot Tl : may
give o!iai- a n-w angle on -!.i-I to
vork.
Hi:ry Pcavrv. nesro -e;- ,nt. n-'
of th- last to Ta io: j.:v-. h ;
been qtiestmn-d acain t-y In-tr.rt M ;
'ciiTj3;-' W'ool :n- :n an -r ?o i-n-r-S
tnin-i. v. liether -h-r- w ;iry I.as;s f : i
d-cla
h:ei
said
pvt.
v - -1
rat
.n
,i
d h .-
-i
1
o:V
1-
b :t
U iit i ft
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' Z J
TO TELACH PROHIBITION.
Er. r v.. -
p -
til 1 a
sum-
coni sirrrzzs ltd rrm3
IV1L flTT7 TO .
! C."3C7Crj
I i7.dcr3:
WAtHINOTOM. FeK tL , n1t
retee m tne
Mertt-sre terrtsv:wC.rv 'CI ts
day ay Mm imaiejiia Ce i.lierea'-."
cofntniaaien.- ' " '.,. -."
The iMquiiV Uui'ieWbb trim
be twee it aoKemeMsa-aeCe' 'n
crossings anal
Illinois, Buffalo,
central tsrrltorlaa.'
Southern territory M Virginia :
cities and Eastern points in trunk
line and Now Enetand tarritertna.
Shippers ana roads to Southern ter
ritory requested the commisskm to
make the investigation.
Hearings will be held at various
- cities in the South, aad dates aad
i places to be announced later.
j The commission explained that the
i inquiry has been ordered because the
rates in many instances differed at
iterially from substantially similar
j hauls on light classes of traffic, "be
I cause the relationship to the first
' class ot the rates on the lower class
varies greatly In many of the dif
ferent scales and adjustments, aad
because many- of the rates are higher
-astd. i.d interstate rate struc-
i'urej a
it oi .
' -illppeTs
now exists and believes that
ine carritMs but also the
n.l iUW commissions of the
Simula eii:
-tain like views as to this
-.natf-r.
"To this end. the commission la
,- a ii:n conclusions with respect to
, liirer.stal- rates will consult with the
to ;, missions and is confident ot
' tii-ir co-operation."
i
NAVY DEPARTL-ltlT IS
PREPAr.i::S A STATUS
SEF0HT FC!I ll?.r!."j
WA.-.H INGTON. Feb. 21 The navy
.i-partia. nt now preparing for Pie
ieiit Hirdiag a cooiprebensivt? btatua
'f the l'mel States navy under lfl
n-.al treaty ngotiatd by tne aruia-i.t-ct
t on fere ii -e and nw j-uliii in
the Senate, it. waS learned authorita
tively a! the. White Hottse today.
'.Vnen this, state-'ient .t received, it
!v- statea that -,e .resident will o
t f'?re O.nitiess ttn a retjet ftr
i-1 ;.ro;-r:atii..s f r . a'tying out
.anges !!:a.i- u- --.-.tjv redui tinns
in .nnei e,,.j:i.;..rr,t provided
TRAIN HITS A MOTOR
BUS; ONE IS KILLED
"A:
-:. u fine man
- j ;:.ds injured,
u . Kock Itiaud
ia n U-molithtd
' eet t!o -g a
Ulie l I ll-,- . y;U-
i.:rifl ttiiouga
to.-. f ,.
Poaats m Kart!i Cms
of rli.ant
i