Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1926, Page 12

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The negotiations have developed into sort of formal auctioning, with the mittce planning to recommend to Songress acceptance of the highest bid. Fac;: bidder js being given an_oppor- |tunity to liberalize his proposal, espe- clally the provision for fertilizer pro- duction, Companies Negotiating. committee today negotiated B. Bell, president of the 1 Cyanamide Co., and Elon H. Hooker. Yesterday they heard representatives of the Union Carbide Co. and the Southern Associated Pow- er Co. By tomorrow they expect to be down to rock bottom, prepared to start the final draft of a bill authorizing the acceptance of one of the bids. Mem- ! the committee stoutly deny f extension of will be through with their work by Monday, the last day allowed by the resolution. The President’s suggestion that a bhid he accepted that will not call for any further expenditure of Federal s has thrown the committee into somewhat of a quandary. Views as to Dam No. 3. Some members are known to favor the construction of dam No. 3 by the Government, which was the ori nal plan when Muscle Shoals was created. Terms of the former Ford proposal, which the committee is required to equal or better in their present nego- tiations, provide for construction of No. 3 dam and there is some dif- | ference among the committeemen over interpretation of the President’s suggestion. Senator Heflin, Democrat, Alabama, a committeeman, declared the com- mittee would report a bill that “had and would see that the s were protected. :MAUNA LOA SHOWS SIGNS | OF ERUPTION AT NIGHT | whrel Huge Formations Tossed in Air, But Only Slight and Harmless Lava Trickle Is Seen. | By the Assoctated Press HILO, H., April 21.—Tossing huge formations into the air at the| t of the recent rushes of lava, Mauna Loa continued to show signs | of eruption during the there were no lava flows, The with W Ameri either to- 4 . returning from a jour- ney toward the summit of the volcano, Y _EVENING ; By Sfea]th The men who do their good by stealth are seldom seen around us; the noise men make, when giving wealth is likely to confound us. When I strip money from my wad to help some weeping woman 1 like to hear my friends applaud, in which I'm strictly human. When L go snooping through the slums, with charity sur- prising, I like a band, with fifes and drums, to give me advertising. I'd hear men say, “This blamed old earth is better that he's living; he is a gent of sterling_worth, he’s always freely giving. He's quick to dry the orphan’s tears, he comforts the for- saken, he hunts out busted auctioneers and feeds them eggs and bacon.” Tf people talk of my good works with awe and admiration, the village tradesmen and their clerks are sput- red to emulation. If some one didn't set the gait, relieving woe and an- gulsh, they’d put their money in a crate and charity would languish. But when they see me take my way with drums and gongs in action, to carry aid to some poor thelr con- sclences get traction. “We cannot let a skate like that outdistance us,” they mutter, and send three pounds of wholesome fat to some one needing “If he can get so much ac- v glving kraut and wiener, it's up to us to do the same,” they say with proud demeanor. So every one digs up the cash to help the poor and ailing, and poor folk have thelr suc- cotash and cease their frantic walling. 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