w
vhanturo pil rcs~.-l‘\'cs. would he
‘woned and that the Fltllaflon
' Street Railways
‘ Se. U a a “Czar”
_ . i . _ I
. . . . . ’ . . ,
. - W rld 31 y ~ “a 10 - -
0 usmess O _..r r _
' ' ‘ mar. rum—nu “ 03“ '- ill-N .""""~
‘ (W W W hill 31 3mm Plllulwll- :38 F I I M
SATURDAY. maul-7‘3? 0:00 P. 11. Pm - W “'um‘
01” P. l—fl. AG '0! W
. N" Yon—“U 7:20 P. x. radon-rm Dona. 0335: lb— OY ”mum
' “’0 E 31,—qu . 11:15 P. x.—suudu mu m 730 P- 3 w
' 7:00 P. u... um: mm: M. mane—«u 0:00 . .—
"mm m: In m W 0‘00 P l— 8-". OWL “MW”
.: 3-45 I‘I’IIWP: Mood Trio. ‘30 I". la— P “am :a g x,— III? genius.
5% 9:45 P: “:9 Hunt. am: A. 9‘00 1’- ’ 7;“ p: u,— m
2. - : 01w. inc. . was. alum—cu was It!!! lump—us:
-. n. p. yum. 0.00 P. w—audq u-oo ‘_ PIN“ m
=. - 11:00 P. w—vxnam m “:00 nan-13ml; .9” a __ .. mum.
" ' rul me. m Cl! 00-6”. - 1:002. IP53: went- cam-'-
=Doherty Plan Not Liked by some Gdd‘m' . e :13 :- tom m re: 5- iw'mnm mmr-‘m.m
=- ~ ‘ - : P. x . cum-ur-
‘ Won’t Work, They Say - Dr. Lucke 0f 901' “=°° ’ifi‘fiw‘fim"; “*- sig ;- #3..." m. a... 9% r. u from m .
"V ' l 0 l S 1 Will Last a Long 7“” " “"‘m ”“1 °"°"°‘"‘ 12% :1 l—lldni‘ht 9903'“ 10-15 me u. 3 Church.
'-' umbla Be ICVCS l upp y :3: 5 lip!“ “mmuum m 1' m mums—100.0 0100 P. Ka—Orl'sn nun-l.
2‘ Time .9340 P: NJ—Slmhl & ”usual. 7:!!! P. I m ”mm m. W7
1’ [3333 1‘; fi-w m 7..., I00. “”353. van. :33 :3 1—0:. Pcul‘s cub-ant
“ —— ' ' ’ t ' “an Ian-nu. wu. m 2M
:i By J. C- ROYLE icrOD 131“ Yea" h“ 5”” "“9““ m 000 37"? yous—nu. 3033 $2 I 'u l 10:30 A. 1—010 sun. Church.
:' S - l*l C rrc-q ondent 5the cotton oil industry. 3330 —u '2. —C$Ic-L ' ' n. 140 6:10 1’. KM hard! m
3. Wed 0 4’ . ‘ _ um P. u.— Baum .90, I.“ m. . 7:80 Illa—W“ M
.; Of The E\’(nir‘.g Sentinel. 1 . . a o P "o‘ A“, . mm 0:“ P. Igor “M u
< - 3 :2 . .—Osbo 10mm. Mn
; (COP-"15m- 1930-) ! Busmess TOPICS 0.00 P. 11.31.03“- WW:1:::£ :3 Max: ' 0:00 2.! _a m or.
:4sz Yunx. Feb. 21.—Discus-i ' ———-—— c515:- mm: 70- mw' cum—no
“on of consrrvutlon of oil supplies PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 21.—Btds m.kmx'nc flu—.0.- 3:2: 9.1.:mnrmcfloflwm (W m Me)
In the L'r‘itcd States lies ‘EDlil. oxi men ‘ shortly will be asked by the M91" 000 P. l.—Chufonte-Hnddou m 0200 i 3,11“ m “I. ”MIA”;
0nd conénrxmum (Xllcrlii imo two . charms and Miners’ Transportation 1:83 ;- #1.st m- 11:00 1'. mile: Orn- ndjfi 0% A. lr-Bllndl! School .
‘uguncl racziwsH-ihow who \‘iewlcomvani’ for the CWS‘Ncu‘m °‘ wn "titanium—000.5 3.301.». l—o'mgcmn Cullen and. 1:230 P. Xa—l'm scum \
The situation Kill] alarm and those .‘ two new coastwlse passenger and 0:30 P. $1qu {ll-Vilma?“ 10:00 P. )L—va Ar 0M .1” r—Im'o Ouch-tn. .
~ .. .. - n- 0! 17h steamers 368 feet long. 52 7:00 P- "--5um 3'. ° °' 1” m. mar. PAUL—41M
who don t. I\..l.lul, lligl..«crs an ire g t 0.00 P. l—Nev- ulk. 8'3) 1’ I MU Alumni m 1010 A. x,_. tn
geologists “we trunk to admit to- ‘ feet. beam and with aocommodauOns . m. m alum—400.: 11300 {no P. x.—nou- of nova.
‘ ~ -. - ~ ‘ .‘r- l - ' b 330 assengcrs. ‘ 0:05 P. IL—én. June. m :45 p. [—cutnl Lutheran Church.
(I that “dang; lxlsie l.n..r tree tor ‘3 out P l .
my , 7.00 P. l.-—Uudo Wipl nodes Ti 0:15 P. HM Cowm-
em conultinrs of p—mlucuon. They __.___. _ 3:00 P. M.—T_I.lk; Patriotic 0m (pane Coat standard at) M. —
'were ir-ss u'i'flllz,‘ however. to 36-? .\'E\V ORLEANS. Flb- '11-.“ ‘3 123331; §:;:gkgfl)m loo. OAKLAh'D—IODJ of” u_— ph mas-non. orrsnlfl-
. ~~ aw: ' fil‘Vm‘alw’l bc- ' . - tcd that at least 57 new bazges 1' 505 p' ‘3"..3 1 ”on '1“ 0 “1‘, 4:00 P. l—SL Fund! 07¢ _, 7:00 P. K—Purlouc m-
cede to .i. p.r. .n . . . esptc . . .. . . or s . rs 8.00 P. “- (”norm "unfit WON m“ ”.3
tore [ha-Ann' .m lmuvm.» of Mill- i y“. be put in operation by the 1'0d- ‘wnw. ALTOONA—fl‘ll 19200 P x—uumw'n crane-cu 2:00 n “’4‘." 2°“
i 1 u. 1., yin-mil 15mm... {'91 by: I \115515Jppi Warrior River Barge 130 L “’3'“ 3"“ 1.5“”"“”“ In ms ANO Ins—«7 0:00 1:. upon...“
.ns anl . . .. era . , 5.15 P. u.—zmmmua- mum «‘00 P fi_xw gram. a 30.0
Henry L. limhm:}_ .x;.;n.nt public him; before mid summer. wcAlt. pnrsnunon Pumas—401.8 {0:00 p‘ .j__p.ck.m mlo Club. . L‘P-cgfiu Church
19‘3”” °""’l""’r‘ —_ ’ 3:33 l: Knif— ”till-13:? Pm-‘ithff‘: ' xiu. ms new: ‘1:% P. X—Stodio
The 50-. 'll‘l'l Dulul'iy plln irl- PITTSBURGH. Feb. 21.-—For the .30 P. S!V-:§&‘;‘!'.I;VVN-5.Jmm 3300 g :H—gcggznur. am“ {:30 P. l—-suncu I'vaintaaub
valves Frill-ml n .~~ ..:llln of all? all mm 11“... in the history of building ~1min. :. 3 run Ion—000.1 {$333 ,1 ufzulu'u w An‘dg. 2'80 P rafianl'é’hmfim
lands and pr... '21:.» _ and pro-1.103 construction records here the I'itts- _ 23‘ {, a.::iv;u?:i.vohzow%. ‘M M!" [“3an .100 P: I B : Mr!- :_ D:
u 8 Chm“ " f1" " '“ll'x'rlg the burgh bllrauu total figures for the .30 p. 3; ”we... PronInL 3:83 ;. i:§fi.§inbnn;m troll» ‘hrmis‘ldflb‘m- ”'1
,uumt” opf'rrl'l-Jn of all Arum-ton" ~\eur have exceeded 313.000.000. The .45 1:le 233?...010371” 1 - i0" 1-031"le m.” . w .. MVIMNPORT—IICSJ
pools by \-.'l :h nil (\x|.l‘lt_lrs ui' ‘ulrgd, 19:4 permits lilillii‘l‘rillf: 2151. can- . {:0 P. l“:— 13$“; flfim 10:00 P. l.—Colburn'l Indody' In. 1:83 ; :‘ofw'g" my
'undcr whll‘lt n'.‘ is found sin: c in , , d 1- 515 294 396. .00 i‘. ll —-Bib'0 “1-. awn-i. I: . .—-C urc m ,
_ g for ~5an illu‘u 0 . , . _ n—Lim- 8 phony m
.. hr" « ~ , - x r. w '30 . M—TUk. M rri Bella. 7 C.” P. . m
”if: 22:2“: —— m"? §'—"'“*‘n..“’:‘t“: '22:" "- “3‘12“ siEWBR‘LAfiS’ "i“ 33.1mm"
93 on ’1 l““’«"”." ”'1‘ 1 i ; :1 V ' 11:] . .——Otto or; u. ‘8 m n 11:00 A. — v u .
_from v.( 1i.- mm. .1 rn lllzlt Linnl. Commodity Notes amigo}; xflsxunagymn.‘ (wnr saw Yong"; .;oo:s..I.—Drflxo auditorium urn-:0.
. ‘ ,; l1‘ hi. i ,i at ..._—_——. ‘ - ‘ " ““30" m 7‘- __ ,_.:. d Hymn Sins. W JIII‘IISO. (Ill—440
03’9““ 1" '; ' _‘ . ” ‘1‘ ”in” 1”; n - . . . wun CANTON—2G3 35?: l; :.——;3ertyUOu service. 7:00 P. x—zvencdlcul Churn-
the time liib rm. _\~l cairn» ‘\\ l E STbI‘I‘lJ-h , "1 F w 0:00 p. X.—-—Plu-by-plu Bukdbdl. 335 p. ””2" cmnéflahcgggw zmga’o'finwu
O‘vllcrs or '~.'ls~-rs o: nil arms are PITTSBURGH. ‘e - ~ -— e wnz. saw ESGLANHSJ 7:20 P. M— or! ‘n -' too A- r— . ° ° ‘ "'°"‘“"
contuu to ””43 ml» (:ol‘lcn ii'llel sales oi sheets are being made ior 9:33 If. M:‘:}¢gtfnzglrl‘>2 etc 0:15 Pi:T:s::: $31.0; Radial. 3:33 ;: ::;§:lré§$x; Logos-n.
‘nd 53‘1“". “‘1; ”l1" " “5 ”‘95 “Up" 1 second quarter deliver) at the 1‘0' (:15 P. lit—kind limo-7 01mm 9:00 p. 143mm,“ simu- W. 0:00 P. lt—Iullcnl Chair!
to be sharril AH}; 'l‘ll" slogan of ‘ can“), advanced prices. Tin plate 7:30 P. M.—mmbu Trio. . . w“ 53w ,ouw mm. low; (fin—«3.. ‘
l l W" . ,,1 I. ,1 i\ "l' ‘ too P. . . .— :7. Email)“ “1” A u—‘lo 09mm. 7.00 n,_amdrgn. Hour. .
:m. m u ..\.,._ l” . .l, l. . n m remains unchanged but in wire. the . mouth. 2330 P: uf—Judio ”,1. mm 0:00 R 3’45”“... Hyman.
-501“ to 5.: ~ . :my say. an]: 3 ‘Uuding interest has loiiowcd inde- .‘l‘g‘NCWV'i" rugs—510.0 .300 g. 5 Pi. (Rollie; Van-r- I": lflulll’lz‘fm'agfif
:_ t { .‘f‘i! ~l; ~ 3 - ~. .. .—-. use. r0 . mo _ — anyv- s rm : _ _—c.. a . o. ..
”ape.” if)“ _'._ ,, . , ‘ '1” [,“fima .‘ ileum“! and incm‘éfiw W1“, ‘3 ‘ 0:00 P. M.—Goldkeue'l reliant 3.... p, “From up. 13,-5.2 1'} 1—K" Arlington cram.
z 3‘9 1‘) “"‘ ' ~ “ "1 "" "r' 5‘ ton to a basis of 2.90 for nails and WWI. DET‘o]f-35:_1 0.00 P. M—wuldorl Grebe-tr; 10:00 P. x—Bmor'a Orchestra.
~“en as "‘7' ’ "“0“ 0f the $9 To for plain wire. 0'00 P. lt—Dinn'r Cane-M- w". PBIMDKI.PMA-4OQJ "AA DAME—475..
:Constitizip' '1". tl Silile. " 7:00 P. its-Detroit b‘ewa Orchmr; 0:80 p_ l.—Ceatnl YMCA m 5.00 P. u‘__\'y,.p" "mm.
' Encin- ,— ' . i c-lls. ma and ‘ '. .' - .. l “"3- “RVUAND 7338—37. um. “acorn—2110 000 P. I.——Rodio Bible flu.
“ C ‘ ‘ CONSHOHUCKILA. I’d. bob. -1- 0:15 P M—Rndio news bulletins. 10:30 A. M—l’if.‘ Methodist Church. 'I~:io P l—Evrnm‘ "hm-I-
=Arknns-;s< “I 7". "\ (mm ”In \b ut 700 men are on strike at 0'3” 1’» M—Gm'“ OWhfilrl 700 P. l—Amertcm Leann Nude. 8 30 F "0—3“ con: "'1‘"-
"Smackuwr 3.. -..l m: that ' _.‘ ° . , . 0:00 P M.—-Ktrnivu Klub PW mr PHILADELPHIA—503.3 0:30 P. u—xwonll .i-tcm .
-. 'h' .1 ' H . .» I“; than ; the Spill:,\.klll iron \\ orks over a “1‘“. CLEVELAND—$89.4 1015 A. “3—H“, Trinity Church. "AP. ”‘1. worm—«703
Emit??? ,n 1.; - "1' V um i wage dispute. The management 9:33 P &l_:uu§r OrcSccg-gt ‘00 p. l Gamnmo", YMCA. ‘123 $"i’f‘iiullw-‘rbf3‘5’c‘
‘92 .’ IV." I‘ ‘ "it" : q , _ u. '. . —ZV. ones‘ rc cars. . m._«_, : . --- -
:contcut .. ‘ .. .- s‘ll'frlco I "'3613N5 ”“3 5“”9 h" “wk"! of (JKAC. MONTREAL—428 2-30'l’9oli.'—lgeltfl:y&sundu school. ”=°° 9' "-m‘m mm’
:and Pill lr'n .» . ‘l'llm de- : terPd by ””3 company is certain r0- 7‘“° F l‘:-—“?‘h“l’;m“'o"‘:"'-‘ a on P X—Sacnd o In maul.
' " -' - ' , . ... w ' ' 730 '..‘.-—'nlsor recurs. - _ ,_.. h kin-hm , ,
ucllll'c n sung-2w if .n rvr-r cult. in ”10‘1”?" ""d “Whm’z‘tfll ”"1131? s .30 P, M.—."l'udlo yum: l’mrrsm. "30:“: £23.;K01-gsm (Pwflc Coast Sundal'd Tillie)
Cexlractinn “null w.- ._l.‘-_\' mull. in-‘ higher than that paid .2. comlP - 10.00 p. >l_—-mndsor on“ Ombm u:00 A M- rm"... "MN "m mum“, a»:
Ulla] 1r,-.7--r mu .1... ... <tril‘t “t“. tors. This has hccu rct'usr-d and (he (NRO. OTTAWA—435 4-00 F. M.—-\'e\pcr “m ”.00 A ill—Pm bytcrtan Church.
.. ' ‘ “ ‘ " ‘ " ‘ . .1 mm” h“ (4M. .1 the plants. ”so P. M—Aum Arm-o iullnlzhe 7-20 P. lr—Ptvnuu from my. 3:30 P. x.—-l.lm Symphony Orrin-um
‘-di‘iUlrg npuw'mp». llil' \i'oulrl Insure l man. 3 ‘ ‘ :00 P. M.-—Chst¢nu Laurie! ban-u: “1..“ PITTSBURGH "888—4613 7:30 P. .——Pmbyteri-n Church.
R's-“lie m 'l\' «warm for long' ‘ ‘ ‘ °""‘”“‘ ”W" 5’"“"‘ m.“ A. M.—Rodef shun-n mold um. RAN FRANCISCO—422.3 i
A'ri " "w nv-~r<<'tv of . MAI'CH l‘IIL‘NK. Fa... Feb. 21.- "'0‘ “‘30-‘70-‘350 .100 P. u—Pwplc‘s Chum-b. 11:00 A. M—Dndmomin-uon-l cordon.
‘ 9‘“ ‘. '. ' '11 ~ ' r" . , , . t h_ 0.00 r. u.—_mrley wuur m 4-00 P. x.-ouo lunch. puns-t. 0:30 P. u.—sau-r‘- Ofihml’t
‘cou‘rm- m i Mi. ‘ml wi‘lmlon nr rt'g- The stack and bond haldlrs o t r. 6:30 P. '>_wm“m Penn Oren-tn ‘0'. m‘ms .u
zunllu'... tMaucll Chunk Iron “'orks have dc- d Tl ‘ A. a. lesrmnqsood 10.30 A. “flu,“ "film
: ' ' .4 " . ’ ll’i‘ ‘ountr to-1 iermined not to sell thc plant which' (Central Stan 1rd me) 11:00 A. M—Emorr M. E. Church. a 00 P. l-——)lunici «mart
.. “1': p"““ ‘0" " ' ‘ y . _ ' . h ‘_ WLW. flNfINNA'I’l—dzza 2:30 P. X—Cuncm p on. 6-00 P M.—-Councl Ionian.
11°13" 1" ”I” “‘5 “T” "“0"" 1-""U“‘0 “83 3‘3“"9 (“ring {he “81" b“! “‘1‘ 0:00 P. lip—8d! 00mm“. l 4.00 P. Hun red: 7:00 P. annm com
:‘haruis daisy. Tl‘it'l" is sufficient ill , appointed a, committee to devise -..._._ .
vain sit-larv tcl' l‘t.il'lf—' fine: ll101.the' i ways of putting the concern back on ‘ .
' 15"!1 1rd :a profitable producing basis. Cement Company has take-n atop:
a n l, .‘N. 1. ad of inc. ‘ ° ° .for the erection of a new plant. L
.m mg \Jf‘part?”lll l LI'XIBII‘JI. northwest of Ft. Collins which is ln-l Stamford Dian Held
. . ‘Zi‘v'I 3 lac-clam tll~» llOl'S‘l‘HN l-‘ch. :l.—-Toxas and tended to be the largest uuil 0! 113 l '
' day that bro ll. first 01! “-le ..m,.m.m sun l...» the chic! buyersisort west of the Mississippi, pom-er! On Murder Charge
splashed Tu. «nu». 113.. on the map of yellow pine yard stocks. building permits tor the first half ot’
I 1" 150:1. 35'1" liWS n: ‘fr ‘3' kn B . pill: hill‘s ll.l\8 l‘l‘fill sunlclcnt to February totiilcl 31.284.2"0 as com-; STAMFORD. Feb. 21.“
2 world “1C5 " "“3!' N‘ 'EU‘H‘S that take care of the output of Texas and pared with $1,532.35” for the Cnlll‘!‘ A grand jury indicted Carl “’il-
' dCW‘vam“ ““1 1““ *‘l’m'i'm ‘O'Oklahoim mills l‘ilning t: m the nth] t l ‘ ‘0" 0' ”I“ m" 0‘ ”00'"! d“
- .-. ‘1 ‘ "_ ‘ \ ‘p' . . .. _ ‘0 mo as y'ar. _ 1 ~ .- ' 9 _
I DIP‘M" "‘3' f 'i‘ " """V’ no umt- ' oil fields show some increase. 0 - o I gr“! mur’lt‘r. in Bridgeport 5‘03: BRIDGEPORT' Feb. .1.
{tor how .nxv.-l.._\.= Hun;- may be. ; . . . ' .1" lerdny :lftcrnonn and the local Two stipulated judgments have
In Zl(l(llll4 'lr Ll hP om 3 out BJCCO‘ been entered in Su to C rt
~ 1 '31. .\ . l i‘ ‘ . l - . . I ‘ '
: that tho can: lI- no its 02' [$10 Unilcd SHRE‘ EPORT' La' I‘Ob' 21'“l LANCASTER. Pan Fe”- 21-—T°' colorcl man will probably be put I per r ou
7 States arc 3‘: -:'mlchlv well-l-znoun
25H?! (stnbiiflw Thosc (ii posits
fwbuld svlfilcr, ! l-:l_\<. to prm'idp‘
tmel‘ oil a: a l}' f'nlililf'l. sulficicni
.‘ for‘any cursor 1:~.;lr_\‘ llwul withodb
curtaili'lg the us.- pf gas eliginvs in
any way through the production of
benzol and mluol.
All the cru‘prr'rs
l
pr‘cs‘.‘ at at the
Vnunjr
meeting of tin) institute in New
Yolk vrl-l'e \x'lllllbv Many to concede
Ithat tremerllvvus sums were being
expendv‘rl in 5, incl: {wf‘ ill-w oil fit'ldS.
Ulny. howrv-r. .lecl..rul that this
;search was i:..~pir(-rl not by desire to
(fprovidc for future wcrld needs. but
“EY‘hODe of rlrllck prul‘lls. Millions
Imminrs are trill: nxpnndoc in such
”arch. For cxumplu the Standard
:‘Oil company of i':lllforula rtCt‘llll)‘
jinbandoncd rxtr-nslvc operations in
‘g‘the Philippzms alt r cxpvndlluré of
'ui-ovel' 2.000.I"w. hm'irg found no
n, .
ools profimh‘
ct explorml.
(p. The same is true of mining com~
é
,,gnnles who have conducted snarches
E or gold. coppvr. silver and other
'5 etais. the cnglnv-ers pmnt out. The
‘. mneers say if the hope of quick
firoflt werc l'rmovml. the search for
aban-
in fu-
9 years would no more men'lcing
’ 1y.
eyiare th‘rir intention
e_r activities toward development
processes for recovery of palm!-
3! from ,shale. toward rupturing
tum! gas prcssure by artificial
cuts to avoid pumping. toward re-
” of a. larger percentage of the
”Puts of poolsand to development
loluol content of
:1 of the benzol and
f coal than to rvjstriction of petroleum
l, “(auction and drilling activities.
' :They are confident that the law of
“ Qpply and demand will offer suiflci-
. apt check to production to avmd de-
-' fiction, and point to the. fact that
g' In California the new drilling activi-
since the first of this yglr have
1 lion nearly 80 per cent. below
" dose of the corresponding period of
I list year.
Business News
By I. V. SHANNON.
'. NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 24.—-Amal-
. (Imam: of over 80 cotton mills
‘t-obably will be consumatod in the
tutu within the next few days.
Eur-chase of the gigantic holdings
C8 the Southern Cotton Oil Company
I. being negotiated by a. syndicate
‘rppresemed by R. S. Hecht of the
'r Hibernia Bank here and A. D. 6003-
lfisen president of the Southport
§_ awn. The amount involved is said
1‘31: approximately 88.875.000.
.. The dual is halted tor the moment
" Ring the decision of the federal
.. or the New York district u in
-ether the above sum is a fsir sp-
< ~ 'ment. A decision is expected
' -niy tfter Feb. :4. The Southern
‘ tton on Company I: d nbsidlsry
AIINE|CI
v
1?" -- "Pubic-'-
c m cxploi9 in thc dis-‘
on any throat of depletLon is to-.
In the meantime. many eng'u'lecrsl
of devoting'
‘ Optimism over the» ouilook for hard- I bacco growers here are alarmed over
i the depression in prices of the 1324
to. iy hnrdwoou men from Louisi-' 1'obaf‘co which a year ugol
‘ crop.
lama. Arkansas and cast Texas. Sup-1301.1 at. 13 cents a pound is down to
{plies of logs on hands at mills in 14 Cums at recent saics. It is fear-
leportcd above normal, mnnutactur- ed the average yield of $8,000,000
ing and labor conditions are good. from the crop in mg, countrvalll
Some manufacturers reported new be greatly lesscucd this year.
‘high records in shipments. o o o
. O
snocs. xox manners METALS.
I -— V
BROCK'I‘ON, Mass, Feb. 21.— , 3"“ PM\CISC°- Feb' 31"“
.Thc Brockion slim; manufacturers lower. telephone and telegraph
have been dissatisllvd with the re- companies have commenced their
cent aWald uf the arbitrailou imard spring campaigns 0‘ replacemcnls
tallowing a wage re-luciicn of only ‘ and bettermcnm and as a. result
v10 6 percent and have announced many orders are being placed for
line intention of rcopening the cases copper wire and othvr non ferrous
'within 00 days. metal products; . .
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AGRICULTURAL DIPLEMENTS.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 21.-—Tho de-
mand for agricultural implements
from this territory has been so large
that some local Jobbers anticipate a
shortage in certain lines.
luood sales durlm: 1923 is exprms-
i
i 0
i
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ST. LOUIS. Fcb. 21.-—The net
sales of the Johnson. Stephens
Shinkle Shoe Company tor the last
year totaled $4,494,000 according to
the latest report. or this amount
$609,351 was net income.
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TEXTILES
WILIMANTIC, Conn., Feb. 21.—
I'Employes at the plants of the Am-
lcricun Thread Cu-upany here have
ivoted to strike it their demand for
i3 restitution of the former wage
Escale is denied by the company.
!
How Much Does Bin Hold?
(Designer)
To calculate the storage capacity
of a. bin or vault multiply the length.
width and height together. If the
dimensions in feet. thus: 10 long. 7
wide. 5 high. equals 350 cubic feet.
O O 0
divided by 34.2 cubic feet per ton.
CEMENT. will hold 10 1-4 oz to 2 000 b
DENVER. Feb. 21.—Tho Ideal n m ( ' l 5')
of stove coal.
on trial in the superior court at
Bridgeport next \Vedncsday. be-
fore Judge A\ cry. “'itncsscs up-
pI-nrcd before thr- grand Jury. for
which thirty extra tnlcsmcn had
been summoncd. beginning at
11:30 a. m. and the indictment
was rcturncd at 5:30 o'clock.
Among the witnesses was Elijah
"Highpockcts" “'rigbt. who fled
to Philadelphia immediately af
ter- the murder of H. Redd. who
was murdl‘rcd last Thanksgiving
on Canul strcct. All the princi-
pnfs in the also are colored and
are well known in negro sporting
circles in this city.
President Hit By
His Own Economy
“'ASHINGTON. Feb. 21.—Presi-
dent Coclidge felt the effoct of his
own eccnomz campaign in the exe-
cutivc offices yesterday when. grow-
ing weary of wnstling with an an-
cient and dull edged knife eraser. he
made 3 names! for a new one.
Instead of receiving the shiny and
keen-edged eraser of other days. he
had the old one returned to him
with the word that no new ones
were left and no authority had been
given to purchase a. new supply.
The President received the news
and his old eraser without comment
and returned to his work.
against Gulznn Borglum. internation-
ally known sculptor. who makes his
home in Stamford.
In the suit brought by Simonditti
& Co.. Inc. of Nl-w York. nil-ting
failure of the sculptor to pay for
scrvices in awarding in contract in
connection with the building of a
statue known as the "Newark Ale-
morial." is settled for 81.652.56.
Run on .1 note. brought by Robert
J.‘ Caldwell of New York. is settled
for $3.6l3.06.
Car Hits Girl in
'Silvermine Ave.
(‘ilal'lcs D. nominee of Eros!
River. reports) to the police ,mstc '—
day. that while driving his automo-
bile in Silverxr :39 avenue. be stru:k
the vlcbt year rid daughter of atu
dolpb Myers of Silver-mine avenue
and knrckcd ' 0:- down.
The little girl he stated run in
front of his car and he could not
mold hitting l'i-r. He brought h-r
to ho'r home in his car. where htl'
parents stated who was uninjured.
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Wantcd It Translated.
(Amherst Lord Jeff.)
Purchaser—What is the charge
for this battery?
~Garageman—One and one-half
volts.
Purchaser—How much is that in
American money?
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Vinson's Verses.
So 111 the democrats rejoiced and
raised a. frightful am. “But whot
@006 came of it at last?” quote
little Peterkin. “I'm blowed if I can
Electric railways of the can!»
try now have a can like baseball
cud the movies. Lucius 8. Stem
(above), New Haven. V Coon,
In: been given the job of
:tnightcnlng. out tangles in tho
industry in the manner of K. M.
Lsndis and Will Hays.
MAYOR ASKS
COMMITI'EE'TO
ELIMINATE RAISE
Assistant Prosecutor
to Get $750 — Chief
Executive Continues
at $1,000 a Year
At a meeting of the Charter Am-
illNGllAMT HITS ”a
EXJOFHCERS’ .
PENSION Bill.
Speaks Against Meas-
tire to Favor Men_
Who' Had Commis-
sions During War
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-——Branll-
ing it as unJust to the men in il1n
service and inadvisable from the
standpoint of military policy. Sena-
tor Hiram Bingham of Conncccicu‘.
in a speech in the Senate today as-
sailed the Bursar-n bill to provide
retirement pay for emergency offi-
cers who served during the “‘orld.
“for. _
Senatbr Bingham spoke from the,‘ V
standpoint of an ex-service man. r:-
counting numerous incidents in Cu:-
nocuon with his own service as a
flier in the United Slaves army to
illustrate how the Bumm
would be an unfair discriminu'luzf
against the enlisted man.
The bill. be declared, would 1:13le
it possible for men who were lucky
enough to get ccmmiaions Ln tile
army to be given sLx or seven (”ill b
as much did as those who were 120'
so fortunate. if they were disable-d.
L'nder the terms of the bill. which
was introduced by Senator Bursull:
of New Mexico. December. 1933. of-
wrrc r. u
Idlsc}:.:ve,
Tl‘h
>,, .. .
.‘l l
New anii\
Local PlateG
hill .
fleets of the l’nitcd StaiPs arm‘s. ‘
other than otficers of tbs:- regular _.\
army. “ho incurrcd physical dis: \ilh l.| .H r‘. 13}. “
ability of more than :10 per crr:
while in the service of the l'nzioi
States during the “'orld \\'ar. \\ t‘u'd
be eligible for retirement rm fl r
same basis as officers on the regu-
lar army vdlh retired pay at the r. .
rate of 75 per cent of the pay th‘y l"-'.
Economy of Fine Q .
Cou'ncll Last night in tile mnyor'sof—
be introduced to the state lcgisla-
ture Worn lhrcsbed out and a. num-
ber of salary increases eliminated
after a lengthy discussion. The only
incrcam: adopted at last night‘s
ml-etinc “as that of the Assistant
I‘rosccutlng’ attorney who will got
an inrrlnsc from $450 to 8750
year if the amendments are adopt~'
ed.
Mayor Heating. when the subject
of his salary increase was broach—
ed, stated that in his opinion it
would not be wise to sanction the
raise bccause the administration Is
attempting to practice economy. "1
“ould fc-‘l ashamed." said tlic May-
or. "to take an ucrtase in salary
at this tunc."
ll. was d--cidcd that all
costs of permamnt tuning Within:
the clay shall he done at a cost of
thrrv—fourllls to the city and onc-
fourth to the y'ropel‘ly ou'm‘l's.
_.—.___._
WARDEN GETS
SENTENCE T0 ;
HIS OWN JAIL
Sartain Convicted i 11
Atlanta Briberyi
Case—Rich], Too “I
Ex-Deputy Freed '
ATLANTA. 6a., Feb. 21.—-Albert
E. Sartain for one year warden of
tho Atlanta Federal penitentiary.‘
was sentenced in L'nitcd Sistes court
here yesterday to serve one year and .
six months in that institution. tol-
lowlug his conviction yesterday}
morning on a. charge of conspiracy
to sccept and rl-ceivc bribes. '
Laurence Rlvhl. one time nextl
door neighbor of the former war-
den in Columbus. Ohio. also convict-
ed. was sentenced to serve one year
and one day in the Atlanta prison.
L. J. Fletcher. former deputy waro‘
den of the prison. was acquitted.
Sartain and Riebl wero relensed
on bail. pending application for a
new trial.
Specifically the defendants were
charged with entering into a con»
spine: with Father Thomas P. Hay—
den. then chaplain. at the prison. to
accept the sum of $10.500 from
mcmbers of the so-called "Savannah
crOWd" of copvicted violators of the
prohibition laws.
future
0
tall.” acid be.
it poetry."
“You could not call dicted. testified for the government
and admitted his guilt.
7M
Father Hayden. who was not in-
endml-nt commutco of the Common.
flea. t numlmr of itbms that are to‘
n l
is always fresh and of
strength. It therefore dra
more richly in the teapot. Try"
Frank Jac
The House of Kuppenlchn'e "
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Arc lnslailni lb
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E. Jacobs & 30!) Shoe Factory 5;
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Norton 0 Townsend. Architects, 504 I"; '
8t. Stanislaus School n' ‘
Kt. Sinai Hospital
Convent Sacred Heart
Austin's Umge
Dr. Wadsworth! Sanitarium
Putty DiPietro. Flint Agency
Johnson Gauge 00.
Mr. B. G. Johnson
Johnson Garage Co.
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