Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1926, Page 44

441 AD OFS STATES SOUCHTINDIPUTE Donahey and Gere Carry « Codl Freight Rate Fight I to Other Governors. B the Accociated Prees COLUMBUS, Ohfo, October 22.— FEfforts of Gov. Howard M. Gore of TWest Virginia and Gov. ©f Ohio to align five Northwestern States of thelr respective sides in the | Jresent coal rate controversy came to here vesterday when copies of written hy the two executives e public ne letters were gent to the gov- v of Michiga inne- n their con D- at Lakes shipments Gov. Donahey’s let % in the nature of a rebuttal to hy Gov. Gore, who asked ea to Intervene in the coal- t Virginia, Kentucky. Tennessee “irginia in an effort to have t rates maintained. o and Pennsylvania, 1 operators of to have the Interstate (‘o Commission fix a higher ra ntial on rafl shipments to la in favor of Ohin and western nnsyjvania They claim pres. n Ohio and Pennsyl- essive in comparison the same points from Kentucky, Tennes: joining those States, are oal have appealed to to create for cnopoly in the rihwest. They e from a Federal subsidy form of greater preferential Daoahey Ivania's fight is not for an in in rates from West Virginia her Southern States’ coal flelds, This. he said. would in rthwest against higher vuthern States' coal, and Ohio coal, which, he declared, red from Northwestern markets € of present Ohio freight rates, BIBS AND BOOKS ON VIEW AT EXPOSITION IN PARIS PY the Associated Press. PPARIS, October 22— Rihs and hooks, Pieveles and bathtube — everything pertaining to children—are on' show et the Exhibition for the Youth in | tha Tuileres Gardens. Youngsters cavort about the place | all day Iong, some playving with dolls in the nursery room. nthers studiously Teading in the schoolroom. but the ajority playving at various games in the vard. e olioos An American woman, visiting the exhibition and deairous of piaying 1o v godmother to some French child selected a scholarly littla chap about. 10 vears old, wearing giasses. quietly engaged in looking over the books in the library. Surely here was a child who would appreciate a good book. “Which one of these hooks do yvou want?" she asked the boy. I wiil buy it for you.” “If it is all the same to you." the youngster announced, “I would rather ve a foot ball.” e COSMOPOLITAN PROGRAM. The Washington ¢ held its annual ght_celebra- tion at the iotel, Sixteenth And H streets, Wednesday night. 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