Bituminous Production Increases
Washington—(A. P.)—Because of the increase in production of bituminous coal, the interstate commerce commission today ordered a relaxation of priority restrictions which governed coal movements during the strike emergency and announced a new scheme of operation to insure special supplies to portions of the northwest served by the Great Lakes, and to railroad companies for their own consumption.
Approve McNary Bonus Amendment
Washington—(A. P.)—The McNary land reclamation amendment to the bonus bill was approved today by the senate by a vote of 43 to 26.
Turks Drive Greeks Out
London—(A. P.)—The Greeks have evacuated Afiun Karahisar, under the force of the Turkish Nationalist attack, says a Central News dispatch from Athens today. This is an important central point in the Greek line in Asia Minor and was yielded in the face of superior enemy forces.
Todd to Assist Attorney General
Washington—(A. P.)—United States Attorney Hiram G. Todd, of the northern district of New York, will resign immediately and be named special assistant to the attorney general to investigate the alleged violation of the laws in connection with the stoppage of trains and other results of the railway strike in western states.
GAIL TAGGART BRIDE OF VERNER R. CLEMENTS
St. Mark's Episcopal church was the scene of a pretty wedding Tuesday morning, at
Gail Hamilton Taggart became the bride of Vemer R. Clemens. Rev. H. H. Mitchell officiated, using the beautiful and impressive Episcopal ring ceremony. The church was artistically decorated in pink and  White, with great clusters of pinks and white asters, and 10 o'clock, when beautiful green ferns. 