The Daytona daily news. [volume], February 26, 1922, SECTION ONE, Image 1

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Premie: of Fn
tttm Acreed an A3 Povte
rTiiiMiuil at CoAfercBC oa
SHwUy AKibJ Experts to
Meet m London Soon to Work
Out Aseada for Gmm Eco
nomical Conference Subject
to Be Owned at That Ti
ESriWill Take AU fe3li
TOFraojjto Settle Matter of
Muscle Skoals Leace
Fnh SS.T.moa .1
7 I
ST. LOUIS,
E. Smith, of St Louim. Tic vtm
Wrnt of the Miuisatppi VaUer
asaoctetfon. lcUrd toaicbt
that h hi heartily ta ympatli j
wita um aMM-meetiBC to be
hold In Montgomery. AU.. axt
w &dned!y. is support of Henry
Ford't, offer to operate the
Muscle Shoals project. Mr.
Smith was in iMvrerence with
Scrtary Black of the Mont
gomery Chamber vt Commerce
today.
"If the people ot Alabama
roalis"d the great benefit they
would derive from Mr. Ford s
proposal they would unanimous
ly In lorse the project. ld Mr.
Smith.
Ford Hearing Will Close! f-jC.
j on Tuesday; Otherg to i OSJIVQT
! lie uiven a Chance
! WASHINGTON. Feb. 25. Consid-'
erat'on of the three offers made the
; government for lease and operation
of the M ancle Shoals. Ala., water pow
er project should be finished by the:
bouse military affairs committee by i
; the end of next week. Representative i
, Kahs of Californ'a. the committee !
BOULOGNE. France, Feb. 25.-
"CtMnplete acco:d was reached upon
:STON. Feb. 25.
) cf t$e armament con
; r.trSTiea wu tonight
1 iadennite delay.
CLe favorable action to-;
-pcpiaS majority of the
;jm relationa commit
three of the pacts
ij e Senate, the little
Habbcan and Demo
TrosvUblee opposed the break-op of the conference be- in1(?er2.
t k- cebate all of the trca
J Caaaiderable length."
- Loigv of Massachusetts.
'?aa leader and chairman
Foreign Relations com
that it was "unques-
rarpose of the opponents
4-) I J--I t'"!-1!" ! 1 "l J IVflnite decision not to sead the
;hou; committee to Muscle Sliouls
;withthe Senate Agriculture commit
tee wis also made tonicht. It is ooa-
sible, according to Chairman Kahn.f
. that some of the members may In- j
spsct tne project. This, however, will
C7ZCXO TO TALK
cvHiiv:nOTi::i
v.TniL::::H3D.n.i5
on Radio
Operation
Wireless Experts to
Meet with Harding
on Monday
a a v - -
BfllFFITll B
cut (i ao
bold on o
Saffe irtr fo Coaaalata Dreak-!
doern. Dm to aa Attack of tta!
Fht, fae kidk LaadarlT UaaUei
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be discouraged as eery effort will be j Witt SEZttSSStize Ait Loit9
; loauc w vJLMruiIt Uf? tVOrK OI IDA
I t-'r tu cuuihk uf-airiags as soon i
i s pomilvle. ,
1 TuMrtav ihmilil xnn..li.iw I
Hid of Henrv
PHfl-AnKI.PHI A VmH THa
infhrofto Pnal ro-maavrntna-a.- .a..0liAn tn hCaVrlnn Oil tb
i Forti. it was said ton lab L
raited vin. Wnrkor. An,ri. f nr ! . Tn committee then will immediate-
for UcUg Greater
Dxsstmem
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S. An inter
national treaty or agreement govern- !
to J2ake Trim to Loodoa Wii! WASHINCTCTI, T 25.
Co toSoeVatooCWd. Fiye hi!ioa of (i Cj
CI Hold a Don. Eraean E3a!oat the Laited S.Ot--
Be Forced Taeaday When Da.dorinjr the aeat ts rt
Wa Au.he adopttoa of Cm I -rn
lor tae tiwimirioa f gzj
V7
Valea't SaaaoLta
tempt Dnrioson.
DUBLIN. Feb. 26. Michael Collins, f
I was reached upon I . rvlT 9.. . . l"' lv take u the rival hid r th. ai.. i. . . n,!i.i.t f r ts. "av
ell points diuSSed- said ah official c?",erence r,-?or'-. ?ar" 1&:'bam Power companv and folio thTtlt alTii -i "7.", . " w J aovemraen L will ao tTLn. iad Amencaa naval
j m i . ii fi ipm 'ii an at wura gch a rkr nam rruiii ... .. . - " i v. . -- . -- ,
i communique issued tonight following j j. ,,i('UM wa coaljmftB eoiaerau the iier of
ihaft4M4as u,
land and Premier Poincaro of France.
The communique aided that, allied
expeit soon would meet in London.
It is assumed that they will work out
details for the agenda of -the Genoa
Warnner. secretary ot the ...,, , .. -., -
general policy committee of the Anth- wu. it mar take two or three ad
racite Operators association, sent a ditlonal weeks for the committee to
letter to John L. Lewis, president of , frame its report to the bouse after
'h United Mine Workers of America, hearings on the three offers haTe
formally accept'ng the proposal for a been concluded, it was announced.
conference. I tie present wage scale: Hubert Dent, former chairman of
conference, the nrst of which wtU Winston
convene
Secretary
nlnp.r. has IwMia anmnumorf to i announced tonight
Washington to attend the conference
at the request ot President Harding.
According to plana announced to-
ChajviiiU. !ft
e Monday under the auaptccs of j Arhqr GrlfBth. president of the DaiL uttMM ot the aatrtasL he
xv of Commerce Hoover. !no now " 'n London, thinks such pjjabed threach tatanri
wireleas aperts and electrical . at t,on Sr,wv. Co,,,ns' ,irlar-v capital shipwTtlM ahaaaaaL l
ef i
WUll'IVUir. i " " a,.-av --vut. av .s Vtiail lliaa i a. m
Premier Llovd Georre arrived he- expires April 1. and unless a satis-' the House Military Affairs committee, I Vah "" decisions that
bv motor car iom Palais at 45 i factory adjustment is made, a walk-Snow attorney tor the Alabama Power 1 :0.u-'1'. "-"'0 01 4M ; Wedaeeday
o'clock and immediately went Intoioul 01 miners, is saia 10 us threat- company, wui appear neiore tne com
Warriner foretasted that hard roal ' a toal accepts nee of the Ford bM
Pnlliaa nrevWiiiKlv hail mftiHAjl ia! . . wa"s awas
ir l. iii. 1 amim 1.1. aaipe a year, the
" v..; wv.-uv.fu u.. .iui w IW1II, ; tTOPTi thO
" S've cenaia lac'' dwdna mawf" kat i-
fv the British government reaardii, SSsa? aSala .T ,
proniulgatjsU j ,nilnnanaalat 1 - "t c :
in tne mwntiinnu aarreamani. or iiz. i rk.'. . , . . i r
' uiciiiiipunmi an spaatat; rw. a
whereby speclCc wave length were j n(t upon immadlate big breaca aa.'--T ,
aninortised to oa waea oy raato opera- ( twees Collins and Oriilta, bat tlo,
4. JaU. ..lll.tM
copsuitatioo vim tne rTencn, premier i - 1 - ---' -a-
. ... ,fti,rs. -rfi .1 t Warriner foretasted that hard coal ' a Toal accepts nee of the Ford bM.
1.. 1 1 1. . orices wero due to come down hut- He. will rnnatnt th rnmmlita ue"
Rt nvuV Wor th. d,iMm.n i s'atej the "labor situation" was st ill ! definitely with the com pan v's deter j In the belief that Jhe radio systems jHslbility of such a lift appearing.
. ... " w . ; . ... . t rf tha aa-n!. a. a on r ho. hrtuhAl cr T
fnit-rcd ;nuicuit. Me &ata a wrong imprefleioxi nuoanon to unit trie court to protect I " V4,VJ v" -vj v.. .
. 1 1 v . . i. a.. .. a n 1 . I t Hair arautaat rlovalnnftiAtil ska naart: f aaV
- . - ' - . t . ... a t . j 1 (itcaaraia'iT'ne inTCirmarinn nw ntisii. tv
i (ani aarra iniraa e a acoan r am. n. ii uuliiiii r iiunimiM 1 iiaa iimiiHi-iv iui uteou-rftuaiiMA aiaavsi inui.uu w . '
'at the alleged fllibns
i vaea Seaator France of
;,:;ejbficaa "irrecoucil
1 a tsove to secure anani
l' tje a Anal vote, oa the
- areaty , tonight which
( after France had talked
a ta opposition to it.
:a threw up hi hands and.
tstioa. the Senate recessed
IX aooa. when France an
i km purpose of continuing
ladeaaitety. '
l eeclared tonight he would
I Senate ia .continuous e
ai early morning until late at
f V "all tho troutia auro ritiflit I '
Victa ordered reported favor-1
" V the Senate by a majority of ;
te Foreign Relations commit- i
were:
tour power Pacific treaty, re-!
T tae Anglo-Japanese alliance, j
i l-j Harding-Brandeitee "no alii-;
afservation attached to it.
iTh Bve power naval limitation!
X.eat'aeen the United S'at?.-. ;
Xi Britain. France, italv anii j
- ;
l Ii treaty restricting th usaei ;
' C submarines and abolish ins; poi-
Can warfare.
vote for the Pacific pac t, was
'- , Senators Borah. Republican.!
' iha; Johnson. Republican, of!
Xal, and Shields. Democrat, of :
.esses "irreconcilahles" votini 1
at it being ordered reported.
I J Harding BrandfEee reservation !
"a also adopted by a vote of 10 to ?
Vtte senators voting against it i
)e Kellogg, Republican, of M:nn"-:
X eommitted aE8ii..-.t all reserva-:
Pomerene (D.) of (liio and;
(D.) of Mississippi, who d"-1
i u...- v.. hi- . .1 iuvu in.w iav . q. ggm awaaaav
immjiih naaa aa aw?
w.. nnm nil anil u-1 11 mi . nin
April 10. The original date was Msrcn j P'o8 Warriner stated no such de- V ant and equipment it is now oper
s Th. n....,..! aH mand for an Increase had been "ra- aling at Muscle Shoals.
chiefly by the tong delay in gettinc a j ceived by the operators
new Italian cabinet, but the postpone
mcnt is in a way a victory for 'France.
Premier Poincare has protoited ever
sin(.-e the original date was set that it
was too soon sad should be delayed
for at least a month. Piemipr Lloyd
Georee opposed delav. He took the
stand that the sooner the meeting !
held thq quicker the allies cj'il j j
get to woik reconstructing central i
and eastern Kurope.
Just how far the discussions went j Thompson, the negro who shot and
in the range of subjects .is not dia j killed Sr-tm Echols, a white man. at
rioted, hut it was centrally assumed J Pace, in Santa Rosa county yesterday,
that they would include the follow- j was captured near here today, and
ins: I Sheriff Ellis tonight spirited the
1. The Genoa conference program j Mack to some unannounced destina-
2. Military terms of the proposed ( lion when he heard a mob was com-Aneio-Fiench
treaty of alliance. ' ing frum Santa Rosa county by auto-
..03 AFTER A t!E6C0
III SANTA T.0SA CO.
VliOSi;OTVll(TE.1AH
PEXSACOLA, Fla.. Fh. 25. Albert
I recis".on of the Alabama Power
company to institute these legal pro
ceedings is based on a provision In
' the contract, made during r time.
; alleged to have been Insisted upon by
:: the government. Thomas W. Martin,
i president of the company, has told
jthe committee.
nees. press and official character, the t'e
aovernment la desirous of fashioning er
adequate rules for the safeguarding doeau'
rkf lha nmnar naA nf th ratlin Pon -
fusion has resulted from the pro
pinquity of wave lengths utilized by
important afsenclea and especially by
the uncontrolled radio activities of
amateurs. Secretary Hoover is ton-
w v.n. in .iiv.v i uvwia,v.. a hw ' laaH tllak TTf. I . -. .
alera. followers plaa. if PaaiNe. j JVZk V " . . T
lorce a ai vision oecween- tae . . : ' ;t t .
state leaders.. It la aareed Ma. w " ..., ' .,
ally that the defeat of the mlaiatry 1 ,K rr r '
t mean that GrlfBth would ro-1 'T " " r r-
...... . siooa ta act aw Maaar r i
gn. nui auvocatea oi uet aiera s poi-. . . . r v
Icy are hoping that by the use of : 4f,b . TZTT. i -T. .
wearing down tactics they may make 1 . "mmm'mm awa
v-.m. vaja-amraaT awtrwa).w.
wsuia as lakaarauva Iff eatu
aboaM ao lacreaea ta
the government Impossible.
Griffith's hold on the dail now is by j
i fi nrooosf'ii nriLisn ioau l'j . moniip To w-roaH .pn?Mm n for rri !. .. .i , .i u: ;
r . . - sisinc r is iiisii- i jii iii.s iiifuituu i ..
death of the white man. : lw made a part of the committee's j
Just w:ial point t.ie npto was record nnd Mavo will he r.aliei for
G '' c.
1 In"ivcntion in t!f N'or Kast to
cn I th" ;tr bffwecn Gicce and the
Turkish nationalists.
The alii' d attitude towards Rus-
vinced that before the work of devel-
' tn opposing ai.eptame of the Ford oping to its utmost the almost limit -;
bid. representatives of the power cor-1 less powers of aerial communication.
'Isolation are laying the foundation for jthe air lanes must be regulated and
; this court action. j systematized and safeguarded, oa sea
Chairman Kahn declared tonight j and on land. The present wave
: that W. B. Mayo, chief of Ford's en- j lengths system has proven utterly in
; gmeers. will also lie beard again by j adequate, it was declarel.
; the committee !efore the hearing on Monday's conference will deal with
' the Ford preaosal is clear. Mayo has .the wireless question purely on a basis
J publicly announced Ford's intention i ,,f determining what improvements ness." and explains why he did not
i to meet demands or several tiierabers;UB D9 made over the 1912 arrange-' accompany Arthur Griffith to London.
;of the committee that modifications j ,,, ftnn .en consult with interna-! I
be made in the proposed contract. In-. arnarts toward the end of con-I " i
venine a world conference to devise
a treaty or agreement regulating
arii4i
art ia-
piaceaieat as to arssslta- eawbr
menu of the Paaaaaa caaai. a Intern
of which are aaralr wtaa ta 1 a
i permit passage of the laaavt tvra
dreadaaachta. Had rnaipatlTlnh - ta
armament continued. It t i
the slender majority of three. If any
thing should occur to down that lead
it would seem that Griffith and his
followers would have a tempestuous
rime oi ii. t.
"Michael Collins is suffering from a
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niliiMv-if uiraauunu, ill 1. 111.111 uu u, rt K . lT .v.
,n ti. 1. .,r ii.n..n - th p Rvan crt, aval experts that the -
said tonight after making a thorough
physhal examination. '
This refutes stories that Collins
was suffering from a "diplomatic 111-
JEWELRY VALUED AT
$50,000 IS STOLEN
FROM STATLER HOTEL
hurried to whs not generally known
tonight, but when the sheriff left the
jail with him in hurry, he appro- j
pi lated a strange automobile for the
purpose of hiding bis. movements Sev- '
cral deputies wre with the sheriff '
when he left the jail.
It as "meaningless
j Te reservation was as follows:
ijTa United States understands
"t ender the statement in the pre
i Or under the terms of this
1ST there is no commitment t
force, no alliance, no obliga
Join in defense."
i Tr action on the naval limitat
-1 Obmattn poison gas trentts
. M aaanimous. no object.cn being
. at against them.
t,""K action was taken by the com
ob ine so-cauea - was in
largely because a number of
-aamtttee members expressed a de i
ST. HUMS. Feb. 25.--The theft of
Jewelry valued at tro.ort from his
room in the Hotel StaO.er here. at
report-d to the police tonight by Lew
Kane. the Bronx. New York pity.
Kne. empl'iyeii ly Michael Levy,
wholesale jeweler of No. Maiden
Lane. New York, told th- police tha
he left 'he trinkets locked in his trunk
while he went t a vaudeville show.
When !i" returned, lie said, the trunk
had beeti broke;, opn and the jewelry
stolen.
Kan0 dii not knw if the jewelry
K1LIS HUSBAND WHEN
HE ABUSES CHILDREN
OMAHA. Feb. 25. With the smok
ing revolver with which she Itad
killed her husband. Mrs. Km;l Valden
today told the polite how she had
killed her husband when came home
mtoxii ated and began to abuse her
and her tbildren.
"I couldn't stand if." she sobblngly
told tile police. Hp hurt me. too. Hut
when he began to beat the children,
; it was too much."
Mrs. Valden tired but one shot, kill
. ;ng her husband instantly.
Her story was corroborated by her
l2-ear old son. Benny.
that purpose. The Kngstrum offer
sent to the committee today proposes
lease and operation of the Mus le
Shoals protect fur fifty years Eng-
strum informed Congress that he pro
posed to devote the whole Muscle
Shoals project to extrai t nitrogen
fiom the air "by T'ie best known pro
ess for making the best kind of ni
trates neecb-d for feitil.iers an I to
keep in readine.-s the best known
process of making the kind of nitrates
UPPdnrj fur explosives and also to op
crate a resean h plant, fur the devel
opment of heter prot esses for the tix
pfion of mtiate." '
tlngstrum's bid a'so pro-, ides for
i velopnient '.f na . :g itli n at t ie
shoals as frtsf n !hr- dams are i 0111
jdeted." Cheaper ferti'.-'er than is now mar
keted will be., produced and the lc.s.
made up by sab of water power de
veloped it h pn e present nor
ma! pr.ee. tCrigsiru.'ii ;! C.n
gress.
ure(t.
-a te discuss the agreement w ith re
t to Chinese customs duties. It
J understood that Senator Under ,
;e,the Democratic leader, who ha-1
v Ijaad ia the making of this ag'ee
" X. would be called hefoi'P the'
lttee whe:i if reconvenes or
24ay to explain the purpose of it
- o discuss its possible effett on
.a other Chinese pacts.
la "lrreconcilables" expressed r
"SthaTOt at Loflge's charge of a fili
"at being contemplated bv- them
I accoaed the Republican leader of
aapting to drive the treaties
,W?h the Senate without affording
TaT ample opportunity to study
Ji achate them.
"Tae senator from Massai husetts
"al Wa.u .lepaie on the treaties
eoaatnue too lon lor fear that pub
attention may be further directed
I thtlr ilsrUiJ 1' I t- ' " 'ili". Cte-
LAN1FR HIGH DEFEATS
TECH HIGH ONE POINT
O a . Fe
..e.i
MACON
clvol def
:,H to .'A. in their
tr-night.
25 - Lanier High
Hi-h of Atlanta
'eail game here
CORNELL WINS HONORS FILIBUSTER WILL
AT TRIANGULAR MEET, BE CONDUCTED FOR
HARVARD III SECOND RESERVE QUESTION
l. as
f.:
1.1
1 l-i
en the Sen
( ! 1'
at., fl" !
Lodge indii.-mnt!v denied that he
had ar-v s i( h pypose and said 'hi'
he would h.- "c'a'l to artanse for a
riehate bv the entire Hr.ite for the
debitat'on of the :-en.itor from Mary
land." "1 hf senator need net go to :iny
stu b pains for the senator from Murv
iand." ta s;ionded Fiance. "11" will
find that tbc-e w'U ! ample debate
on th" treaties without his having tu
. . , ... 1 1 !..! . . . ' a i: tr . ii i if
BOSTON. Feb.
f 'utlill' IT meet
HarVard second
ing up the iir.
with 4s'-2 point
5. f "rnell won the
here t'lirght. with .
i ! a'ti)iout1i tiring
Cornell was credited
H.rrvird -ii2 and
Dartmouth 2't. Leroy Brown set up
a new world's re'oid wlit-n be shat
tere I the indoor h;gh jump mark,
i lea rtn? 'he bar at teet Z inches.
R. K. Brow, of Cornell, romped away
from the rest of the tield. breaking a
record for the ttiangiil-ir .licet., finish
ing in ' 5.: 1-5. Billy Burke, of Har
vard, was the surprise ot the night..
vv'nrt;r.s tlv r.ii'e ia 4:27 1-5 at.d
'.nveririg the t:ni? "f 'h-'- event by
..v. - lv - '-..i.e.
W HSN(; i 'N.
Hefltn. Ih!i-0' rat.
cave the Sea ate n.
i iinlui t a pers'-n.
e !i. . - veajif I
!a'atna. to!a
e lat he would
TA buster' in be.
! aerial transmission. The conference
will also adopt rei-oiuniendations for
i iegisl ition looking toward the im
i piovenier.t of this government's wire
le?3 activities and wi.l ask an appro
1 prist ;on to carry ou their work
l'r S. W. Stra'ton. director of the
bureau ot standards in the depart. nent
' i ,f i oni'iierce. will preside at the con
teretb e. Senator r rank H. Keuogg.
. f Minnefvot.i. Representative Wallace
H Whl'. Jr.. of Maine: H. B Howell,
of Omaha. Nei r ; l'r Alired N. Gold
smith, senretary of 'he Institute of
Radio Engineers of New Y: k Pity;
Prof c. H .lar.sky. Jr. of the di
versity of Minnesota; IPran. P. Max
im. president of the Am.Tb an Belay
league, if Hartford. Cuun . sad Prof
L. A Hxeitine. of the Stevens iisti
tiite of Hobai en. N J . will b unions
the radio experts iittea.l-n.t Moutiay'
onference.
The Aiii-rii an bo -.'jjjo ir.eetiuitv
i.f in yatt lerponslbl-- for 'he present
rad.o confu.-loti tarough his auia'eur
h ti". 'tief. hi a gi.Kji trienl In S" -r-tarv
Honxer. 1 he scretary wants
the b-iys of Axete a "j ?;now tha he
cEsider liynsfelf their spei ia! dv!--g,ife
Ht t're onfer.;!!'. e and that h"
a til see thi their rights and interes'
are r. it s:det: a. ke J. and !e!ieve
tu x . oii-tifi.-nti will agree wi'h sf.tue
tha' :t is tiej best for all radio oj.;;a
t -v"s ;iftat.h'!it t'ie world 'ha' -a .. r
'a ti wa-e !eng; be allo:ate,j R n-t. i;
40 j tiia' "lo ' sitV; to th"ir own w i
length il: 1 " w-tlidej !UV l -i
ji d l " ta" ' i:r.,-' r, 'i i. "
tnand for bigger goes woaM have led
to the bu lading of blgcer ahtpa. with
the recall that the Ualtaa sutas
w ould have been cocapeUed either ta
maintain a great fteet tor both tha
Atlantic and the Paciae or that it
aould have heea pat to the
of balldlng another Paaaota
ThA final nf m.l.l.l.la. m
MAN WHO DEMANDED BIG 'P'tal ship is approximately $Mt,
SUMS FCCENTRICCRANK ; '" " ytMr' experta aay. Cattar
is to st rap 34 capital snipe. inr lag
WAMHINGToN. Feb. 25. George I a yearly saving of tW.HK.ae ta
I.ng. the War department f lerk who ' uiaintenance alone,
fonfest-ed to 'ending threatening let-1 The second big item ia the expert
tens to fapuai socieiy ieau-r&, ue- f-omputjitions is that resulting
manning moue. a iioeratea totay the elimination of the naal
as an eccentric trans. The women i board plan for the constructioa of tae
refused to profit ute him and tbenf. .apiti ships a year. The prea
Pootofhi-e department oflicials decid :-nt cost of a modern battleship t
ed he had vioihted no pt stal laws . ai.oroxliuatelv t40.-XtO.Ob. hat ta.
under w in- h be could lie h !J.
REPUBLICAN RANKS
111 GEORGIA IN AN
OPEN REVOLT HOW
ATLANTA. Feb 25
agnii.r. 'h - stabliS'l'.e 1 F
miriiftr.it en i;; (rt-o'g.a
-n
uay w a a
Ph'-d'p.-.
and oti;
id.tn.M-
r.-i,.
d th.
T-ev. .t
lUbiican ,.li
elnpe'I
. i.. i-t-a
:n;n'i' t .on
. .-:.t .1 L
o:,, mi' te .
iif 'iv from
ta offices
Tun is fr
if a- .-y of
tions are that the battleship of the
future will cot somewhere ta the
tieighiKirhood of tSu.ouw.aaa. The
hip heading on the list of econo
mies considered by the ataUaUctaas
-s that resulting from the agnmaiael
to strap lit new capital ships, which
a hen on pleted would have coat the
Pnited Mates 152u.(iOO.f(v. A
t.;.'.'i.ein..t.MHi has already been speat
'n tbef .h!ps. the savinsa ajBoeata
'.i approximately tl9i.U(H,j00. which
.au.-i be con;i.ouuded over a period of
15 ears
The last item has to do wtTh the
so vine t., ix t.ii.plished in cosaec--on
with -edu. ti .ns of aliote Ttsh
Msbnients. li ! is t.ima.ed at
5 :.(,ih)i..iH( a xa: .
BRITISH i OPE PLAN
W'LL BE ACCEPTED
! t.ial
ir..i n-
half of hi- r-:-.d
Senate invest -.g'
"lolaii ai h i : it!
serve and the f.
ta. lia. An eftc
unanimous cons
his resignation
Ranking fa tie-;
Republu an. ef
jei ted.
' ! gie te
;'nd ea' h 'i
th.s P.illt
it-on ;
t .
ant
img fcr a
m of In.- cnargea -,f
" lx the fe-ieral re
era! ba.lk al Atian
' by h : :u T; i.bta n
t fcr re fere tn e f
i .h ConiTiiitte on
h t; si aiiinr Moi.e.,
u i i t :i: psii ;re. ib- .
i-..'. tii.it .,ii Mondax
t-eafter I w 11 pr .-.
! i.iitair. sori.e at 'ion
...1,1 H.:flln
t te v ; -.rau.l
1. is
. j.ii
r "s Ham
e-.-4 Sy
it.g tarn -
HEAD OF CONFEDERATE
VETERANS SOME BETTE R
LNI.0:- rV 25--?aited States
iati.i Smc.e'u suggestion "hat ta-i-i
l.e a'lov i-d to pay her debt to
ruen. a in gitoUt. iiistead of g'4d. was
- eli un.ed and a.tloimed by Hrltish
treasury ctru-a'.s day. They said
they hop i it w ?uld 4 z.i support
m atiior.g ii. -ii.bers of tfce American
Funding i. :..u.iaiion.
'has. .
;
'i..iie.
I RH .V.
1 n .-.'':
Cii-t.- -
lian.i
1 h-
tii 1:
T as 1 A
'lied ."
are .'He ifg.,1
ee. olitei'U 1 K
.Mia..'.. .
iaitii to jj,
. a ; -.. i r. , -
HUNDRED THOUSAND FIRE
IN K C. LUMBER YARD
K a.- -it ; t.. 2... Vwv e-rly
t. r.iti .- . O -ia i. . t
K !,C .'1...U-1 I UlLiKb) IB U.U. C.v.
"n it ..-.er ao urea ff half a Ltn k
i '. I-.,- - n .' " ) wi .a4. if n-.u.