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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-19
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO :

O4NNlANkN4kN0 S4 AANGAA1N< -
Ludwig Anderson, South Chicago
saloonkeeper, had lucky day yester-
day. City custodian returned him
$500 which had been stolen by pick
pockets and he collected $3.50 in bets
with friends who said he'd never get
money back.
Mrs. Fannie Stone and sister-in-
law, Bessie Stone, overcome by gas in
their home, 1112 w. 18th. Revived
by pulmotor. Gas extinguished by
draught s..
Walter jefferson. go, died at
County hospital from injuries he re-:
ceived when he jumped from first tier
to reception room in Bridewen Rea-
son for act unknown. X
John Rolf, 1856 N. Harding ay.,
killed by N'western express train at
Irving Park station Attempted to;
board suburban and ran in front of
express. =: =
Albert Trautman, 4o5S Potomac,
av., attacked omen who held him up.
Both escaped.
Joseph SpagnoIe and Joseph Con-
SCanClne IOund not guilty Dy jury on
charge of having murdered John
Kohn, 2518 Lowell av.
Victor Borosini, member Of. City
club, located in prison camp in Ire
land. Was captured carrying dis
patches. a-~,
w. NJ: Newell, repairman for Cons
monwealth Edison Co., electrocuted
yesterday while repairing switch
box at 1888 w. 31st st.
DR.. ]. G. Hendricks, 37o6 Lake Park
av., died Of burns he received when
his lighted pipe set the bed clothes
afire.
Prince kampengpetch, brother of
King of Siam, in Chicago on way to
San Francisco.
Detectives assigned to auto squad
arrested men yesterday. Believed
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
Alleged q ezzler
arrested 4El Knoxville
tBy Assoeiaf Pressl

], tsiiq1Tiiie, TenuIi rep. I4.--Benja-
min Round, wanted fer einbezzle-
mentsof fifteen Thousand dollars at
syracpses NJ Y, from an express
company, today fllflders arrest here.
He shhs been IN Knoxville several
days. going under The name OF Ed
ward r. Godfrey. he had, one tfious-
and dollars; when ffszhkkSsii ana 8 iiasi
Just bought and paid for = new quito
mobile. Round IS charged, took
the money on Jam 90 and has seen
living high since. when arrested the
Officers sas he not only admitted bis
1deatity but als0 admitted iiayinF
taiten the. tapBeSs ss5iSs3,
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q S VIM
i lR lie S III

lBY- AsancIilated -

~ <ASoOsAttNeu SIGlHs * i7as 10
20 shington, Feb. 14.--sA aayInry az
~ ,000. GOO u year to the cnttAa a..-s,... !.
isrs 70T tne South, It IS estimated by
Senator Smith OF South Carolina. !.
would result II. the amendment iIe
proposed to offer to the aericuItarai
ap priatioR bill Is adopted. He
..goulsi appropriate about 81 600 900 ~
furnish each shipping point IN the
Eputh set OF government ssa nsia "a
grades Of cotton, together with & set ~
ef samples showing the anlnrins !. Val :
,la aof each grade, an 4hat hs.:es -
pfodneers Of cotton migisE moi IS a.
ceiyed b ghlyefs and By ais q nFbi-
I 4rafily liked BY cotton exchaneeS
IS Sensitpr Strdth received soday YrS,ss,
the apartment OF seFicaItnFs tha
results 0f rs tests as t6 the 4 IsiSeSsI.f I
srades ofa yutton standardized bv, tI,s
Ecgerllfasnt 70 determine kfe q aY,,ai,,,f
or Wasts IN converting 4 siFen nts,Iss.
Der Of hhies into yarn 70 astshilah
the actual strength of The yafn from
20 OieascIlr fIT9 coetolt and
Z arm ftons each grade; and to deter
niue ne cost and result 6f hleaef.
ing Only the full Erads were
-, tetAs & .l,et Il *
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
BAN JOHNSON
DECLARES WAR
Greatly 81 leased Az
Action Cubs
Oy r
MAJ LEAGUES
Wotlld Elinills hieago Nation.
ais from oks I'd Baseball;
Claims Desg snt TO the
MAJ LEAGUES
tBy AsaocI Ied Preaa.l.

- !, ;ilicago. Ketss;; The American
ffl4sseague ltas saeel lAsss var said Ban
5B Johnson today we VIII atom n
ih9stliing to s.lttniIlae q Y the present.
management OF lls..ss chicago national
League club from q anisedi bssebaII
~ is to my mind esa ntial that Pres,.i
e. saellt ens: e 81 - = League
and Herrmnrn OF tii National COM
mission, be clothed ith absolute an-
thority to remove fIbm the .natIonal
league any any club ossaer held to be a
detriment to the gaTe.n,
Johnson, reused Chsrles w
~ ts;T;sess threat co Like ier1i aetion
against him; today foke the silence
ne has maintained since the ioinf
league conferences II New YorI, and
outlined his plan 70 Maintain betwee,,
the major leagues sle good under.
standing which, be asserted. was
menaced by the spfe enf conduct OF
.tas. ths owner Of the The Ameri-
pared to go sl,e cf ~ ,SI,,s.
the AaholaA Ere Il. !. 0s. slf q 81.
! ing the, form .s ano other major
ht1s iiS Il ~
am eiass ~ oitite 3
~ the, ias ia x1iova
any club IS 4 rs
"a detfimops ta tis 8 lss
eiafetl iifis - = a =
5,e
Baker us and = 5s,r
Ients otlI1ss tsll them that r 5tile,
Natipnai could M. s.oIttrrI
this d dlscot enent llers = Sshf.
Gag that American. air.ae
would no sgBisaT be able =, SlIsss,.
tail With their rSS ganizasioi I t,ll
Them that Tef and ,ISSirsIsS
iailonld hasH tlie poWer that / sIla.s;S..-l..
10 remove any club oWner - - Is,f n,
menace to the games There VIA be
no backward step ON the part of the
American Leagus. We are trepareiI
10 10 50 any length 20 get rid OF thisg in
huenee In Chicago.
Nc nad a Iour hours session %
Johnson added; eand at its concIusinn.
= undeFstood the National I;aagIIe
owners would go into executive ses-
sion ard take action iIi connection
with the attuation as I presented II 10
them. Sacrafarv Inhn iE.2ss.SI...s 81 AZ :
rational Leaele promised to send me
2 S0iiy % the record or whatever tfaa
done, for Az iniormation.p 7s
~ a .I -
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WARNING GIVEN
NATIONAL BANKS
Must Signify Within Sixty In.
tentions as 70 New
(By Aesoelated Preaa.

| W&Ahfngton, Feb. l4.-WarninE was
;ssnad 20 not,,., -. 80. '',.e ''..s ,l''
~ n rn,,.t. ..'- s',-a'N', 'Os's "
~ - tSiiio.'' reserve Dank organi2a-
ton commttee, to comply with the
currency act they must signify with.
in sixty dave NE i,s .naotn,a1. .ho,.
.... e''~o s-t' .iie'i
,i'oilt'oh !. W JON the new system.
SeVerai banks mad expressed the be-
lief that the law allowed them 12
months in which to make known
their ,ntan,,on t1,do. az
-, es.;itt' leN' lil tiu-
tionai banks which do not so signify
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
Great Sorrow
,si Is gia [ 81
(By ssociatad prsaa ,


Atlanta. Ga Feb. IL. News 6f the
death at shington today os senator
A,i @. Bacon. ssna .tlifs <s1IIsal nsiissraak
sssrrow anong members 81 mo- GeoIs
gia Bar Association, OF whicl, he long
was A nnenbers !. .., 80 S. 3 p
Robert G. Aiafon OF Atlanta, orAai-
dent Of the a4aneiafE Ean 49,. ss.1. -.
pointed q special committee wh.sh
VIII officially represent thak organis
zetion ct senstof Bacons funeral ac-
eorppanyfng the body from Atlanta
to Macon. z q
Senator HOke Smith, who now is in
Atlanta. EXPRESSED prof6tnd grief at
the death Of Senator Racors.
= lT;fe death of no other senator e
he said, could have heer SO greak
n loss TO sdeSnoc cys It VIII be I'M
possii,le 81 tllI tie place which this
Great man for esgiltsea gears occn-
pied ip the Senate.
should nlelisbefs OF Sehator Ra-
cons Sstnsl dseid6 10 ailow hIe BODY
to- lie n htat8 here, TIE State zpitoI
lsss beer placed at theIr dssps 80 IS
z7cy John N Ssatah, -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
Hurry TO Assi a1ce
Of Strand E Schooner
(By yAssociato press)

Norfolk. Va. Feb. i4.-Hurryiag to
the assistance OF stranded schooners,
two revenue StteTB5are proceeding
in opposite directions tonight. The
revenue cutter Seminole is en- route
to assist the. schooner Bayard Hon
kina in dihtresE tNensy-fiye miles
southwest OF Diamond Shoals light
ship and the5reEanue cutter Pamltco
Is speeding TO the assistance OF the
small schooner Eioretla ashore OF
Middleton Anchorage. in Pamlico
Sound. The latter vessel Is reported
to be nj q critical condition. She is
eoniIrlenisd by Capt. q. D. Sewaii.
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senator BACoN'S DEATH
IERIlYI UNEXPECTEDLY.

bury hurried TO the hospital and az
ter comforting, announced that the
funeral would be held Tuesday IN the
Senate chamber. ffhe Senate win
appoint o committeee on arrange
ments on Monday, when cards of il-
,yitation will be sent to the President.
nlerobefs of the cabinet and dinIn-
ntatic corps on Monday. Tie seryl.
ces will be conducted by the Rev.
Forrest g. Prettyman, chaplain OF
the Senate, assisted by an Episcopal
rector to be selected by the family.
Apnoun nient OF Senator Bacon's
death was made in the House later
in the afternoon and resolutions of
respect, presented by Representative
Bartlett OF Georgia were adopted.
Speaker Clark appointed as q special
committee OF the House to Cooperate
with Senate committee for the fune-
raj, the members of the Georgia dele
cation and Representatives Ferris,
Willis, Mann, Payne, Gardner, An
thony, Dyer and Prouty. The House
then adjourned.
4. Successor. as Chairman, 49,
a The successor to Senator Bacon as
chairman of the foreixn relationsi
committee probably will be Senator
William ]. Stone Of Missouri, rank
ing democrat on the committee, who
now Is confined to his home by i'll.
ness. In his absence Senator Shiy-
ely OF Indiana, next in rank, is sery-
ing as acting chairman of the COM
nittee Seniority :sy q Usually prevails
is succession on this committee, un-
less the ranking member does not de-
sire to undertake the task. Shonli'
Senator Stone waive the honor. q
democratic conference probably.
would be called to discuss the chair
manship. H To
As to succession In the Senate, no
ns t=st e = is E55ssl OF the sew
enteenth constitutions amendment.
After this amendment had been I,ros
claimed the Georgia Legislature Bns
called in special session, and, after
senator Bacon had been reteIected
sess rs fopEtIt . ecEa9 eiec-.
tlolis "a Jas ystis u foFsIlihg that.
tsfe goveEnoT sof the Sitlt slioliid make
tssll ola u 81 e esIs
eeticy until the next special election.
9'his law was passed Iipon the Il
Vice 6e Ator sH aeon 81 ia 3 and
makes mi ssfbios such coInpllcat tiorig
as reeenSiy arose Sin Maryland ana
Ala balla, which che Senate settled
within the lest mo III. ss
aeSefn0r VIII a pp6lIlt.
The regular elect ION In CseGrgia viii
occur next uctaher. at which time
the senatorial election will occur.
Meantime Gov. Jonn Nj. siaton, of
Georgia, VIII name a temporary suess
ccss0r.
s FORMER Gov. J0Beph r: Brown, and
Clark Howell, editor of the Atlantis
Constitution. were mentioned here
today among possibilities for the
temporary appointnlant. Coy. Siatoh,
Il Is said. will be caliSlfdata az the
primaries In august for the aanatol
rial i;;E 37 ls.
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senator ! |. ! ! GORE
Be
WILL TAKE 81 AMI TN DAN.
I AtsE SUIT
HIM
CdsIaholnA City Banker Tells az
Effort Made By Jacobs Is
Settle Case
(By Aesoriatea Prese /,

Oklohaina City, Feb. 14.-Lnited
States Senator Thomas r. Gore, will
probably take the witness stand Mon
day in tie hearing OF the ST. 900 dam
age suit Instituted against him BY
Mrs. Minnie q. Bond. The senator illall
exnectad tn tell hls. yarAl.ss ss LIZ
meeting In Q Washington hotel. when
Mrs. BotRS; alleges that the ssiiali,r
attacked ner. but his counsel, Ill tie
last moment decided to call otlser
Just ,bafofe adjonrpment, William
M. Bonner an on ahoinR City banker.
was placed on tlie a sand by u tor
:Geye counsel. Bonner told 81 ia
alleged offer made3 TO him by James
II. Jacobs. the witness whom nanfisai
for Mrs, Bend is holding GeF f8butaii
testimony. ;, t'ti b
Jim Jacobs told me- said Eoaaer,
alhat for s25.909 he would see fllass
sssis5ss5 ssiSstIsIuL eocuNIur UUre was
dropped. Bonner, said that when ne
asked Jacobs what he would 40 with
the money, Jacobs told him he would
80 fsome esshere and atart @ newsrap-
err, i s..
Nine Witnesses today we're exam
inAd for the defense and two deposit
tons were introduced into the record.
The defense continued It's effort to
prove It's conteatfoil that Mira! Bonds
suit was the result or q political cofI-
spiracy. It also ndeavored 70 ias the
foundation to iEnpeach the test7fnotay
of number OF the piainttsfs Wit
nesses. q
Bonner probably VIII be recalled So
the wifness stand Mondas. Senator
Gore, who Is expected TO be the only
other witness for the aefenses gliI,
= ls believed conclude ills tessitnciiy
during the forenoon. s
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OI CASE
ST ENDED



& Cqiiins IL, Feb LIN an opinion
macs % lille Today Jadge AIsnnninF 7
eleaf lse JONES' w. "A. Clark and
tIfsnn ait Of ooiumbia, 81 tae
eilafse 81 ,ress carelessiless bsennIst {
sgsin them IS truatees of the sem
iagie Ag Ageafities contpsny by several
stpe9h Gefs VINO aont;ht "a havE
thsse sle;i eeS held liable 81 the ~ &.
es talned sll the failure III
the salliaole ard the Southern Ii rs
1nsh - olnnanv which & ossne
IlIe sass wes ileard in Coiusahla ID
fef3 Judge MemniinRes
nlllEAfll Lnn hfA Es.ssn-fiss5 1.fs. ts.ss = a =
oasiee 81 ne l'lain ifI4 quotes the I.stfn
veEst sweek aud deeofons sIs
efee fhsk sn siid to eli ssiine 8. ~
sAft it the 1uosaSf6n Il very At
Wigs 6lfAd % tho sennoio asIi ~
Hl'lfl " been in tke cosfgs Tor s
n;sas lsel ~ geSrs.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
S oERS BILL
TO THE SENATE
Senate was not In Session aad
House Did Little
Yesterday
speeiaa Oorrehpondence,

opSGlt4 sOOfEeSpOBuence.
Columbia, Feb. 1.-THE House
sent to the Senate today the much dis
cpssed Sauders bill to abate houses
of III rapnte which the ministerial un-
ion in Columbia has been working 10
have passed.
The Hefnh bill requiring the build
Ing OF q siew union station in Column
bia by the Southern and a.;iantic
Coast Line under the supervision OF
three enBineers was passed to third
reading by the House.
The larger Bart of the morning seq
Sion Was devtJed to local and lineon-
tested matters.
me Senate was not in session.
Asylum investigation.
Dr. J. L. Thompson, fire assistant
medical officer of the State Hospital
for the Insane, who made. written
complaint Dec o, "A 1913, to the bo,SarIj
OF regents alleging ,ititerference by
DF SIipra Il. Saunders stated al,
The stafpl Saturday fiat lie "a d 3 81.
Saun& &efJl had been brought s er a..
oftetIs<f the 81 charre al fhs y ,I,,f Z
and tlnt bad g,ays Il sgor \
harmon s.iS,, 4 s.i
z Or. Saunders. against whom these
charses Of personal and professional
discourtesy are being investigated nv
. Legislative communities. continuea
ner established policy of putting the
Witnesses through a rigid cross ex-
animation. Answers to her airoitIy
worfedg queries resulted in Thomp-
son prasettnallv E.sn.ldist!e:.. J - s.:z
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through Governor ltaur pSSe never
acla4owle sea
There vas quite 6ramafci inch
Gent wIfte 1ifs EattiefoIi was ahsaks :
8Iiss. Mindful 0f the fact that the
time allotted foI her address was al.
HloEE tipf 3 sleleher 81 feased thar
she dispense with tlig FendsfR Of hcF
8 a sftssns ssSsS s ''ss ssS 3. SsF r
~ sofls IenFs came "a fiss 1,ses,. fsif
the Hieinbar wa 0ete3s "a blajn thaE
no diseoAffeky vas .r4fnf'a1. Cvhe7
abe c5ne dc t.ie fcs6fflf6Ss sre5a
nnanlmSnsly A6opte.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
lOll1' 8 Oh
is Tale 81
Elln for Che aanib Olil a.

Inshls. xnnainAt tion A. 4
ed the routine os boat ii ! iIs.s il, es5
and slowing et cargo. a. d ,s,Sr 4
haustively questioned ra Iins ~
speed OF the Monroe AMI tie c1sifss,,,
silA steered from ths tislS 81 4 ~ ~
esortolk 5ellI slt 7s4o p, Eat, iiIi slis AN
] ne ls went OF watch fiis & sllssIE, : s
CID not diTes materially 8ls ~
~ Capt. Iohi; s. ss ~ lo M -. Is
oioents Qf the ilip sib IS i i y.
ssley said ltia az ss sScs iisciss ';.s ~ 4
sI,ectson ef The :,
NE ppsserxefe 1s
eaise Of bfokea !. - !:
PLACED. he Ssso II q 7, ! !, 6; s'
llfe fta IT'S on Ehe f0sN.f ~ IS s5,
eIpntce we've lkahsd .iSdill aTsf ~ sis.8
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Ieaysy ] Tug Pot Z
ilI Eobabl b Sc I csk
(Dy ABaociated preasl

Bashingtoi. Feb. 1as--Tha fapv
tug Esese:sses s4aghs s. s. .ssss5 ss5 ::se in the
sssilf ot st Lawrence, probably wsII
9e lost bnf Ser crew ase a ~ ssr-
sFHIi5 81 fI1fTlT
tf'oft the tugs cosl1 arssicf. Boat..
swain Wilkinson to Tile l:SSy eeDa4 !.
meat zce is' piled 4 9ei,fy 1851 l.
eheuk tie reSsel, the men nee ,ss;a
ntla pouttefly wind wanld foi.cs
tae Whole niass into tie slsssisa. az
beiie Ieles ebingtthe tlis
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
SERF(l1Is 1ETARTs
MADE By AN
Islss. Jeston Claiae tsaass ! Dead
Man pied AS
AssaSIt
(By Assolletod - 81

Ghariatte, y, g,s Feb. 4 ! II.
a. JettOn, whose hufkapd Es d Drug
Ieists is charged with the Enukdef on
FEB. 10 7of DP, W.. H. y0ateg, of fsEg-
i1Hon, ~ q. ts7ssss=s s7ssssss=zs .sse.sa -
leDeas corpus prcceedlnga for JetS
lgn on Dali m atVopfeH seas attempts
ms 10 assanit her &C The tsras her
husband Is allsgea 90 hare s.6t him.
In hie dying statement e On. Woo esi
q said 80 have dscIAteli slsas 10 hasi
gone 20 the yettoa home IL ss. Sat
tons easg lion and that slle wks
showing hlln Z new dress e1len her
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OPP glSEI'IC CoT no
OIL YllvIE | @ MES
{ GsarssaasA 'Tis..,...s.s..asl < l.Al 49,
"Anerieaa 4 slc;esD of J
Committees
lBY AasncInfe,lI { II9raanl

Berlin, Feb. be smperiaI lpar-
;liaiitent d,scussed again today tho
prcpose4 appr9pr priatior os s51lO00 for
the Olympic games to be held here
IN 1916 The appropriatlon was ! re.
lected by the budget committee, Jan.
80, gtEJ3 = Humper OF conservative
liberals aud nd3fadicais introduced : r.
resolution to- restore the Item to the
budget ss 6 'ia :
y. -------->-. [--,,1u1 VI opIUsQn among the
German turner's & appear To- be sha
chief obstacle to the 1aasing 81 s the
appro Ration. Tho ttlrBef orraniyal
ttons dlsappEove oG she ALLEGED aAm-
eflcAn tendencies 3 within the Olympic
coirsmittee and the rspnted American
aideals of sport and iEs ..'prostitution
to the chase fof resttrsis = we're criti-
,cised BY several sIseI,s. ".
# The final yote Feb. Ii derei,i,s
largely on the asl 81 the cIefiss;
parts. which today was silent.
a -e---t IS
James AsccfaV 81 i.aurabs a
spending q few days ia the city. the
guest OF his brother, Frank Maccra-
vfH..f2f
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J. IBy $50 "a go

q hiiadeIpbia, Ifeb. i4.,-ssuy fIora. 8.
lsy. aFat -"isicer cf the Old pominlon
liner Monroe whlch sgas SINK ia col
lislCn Win the Naisiscket two Weeks
ago, was tlie arsE witness TO-DAY q
the trial Of CAPT paasyfl Rerry. 81 the
Nhptneket. cItnresf sifh :. 4 g., a.
iaoraiey was on lsls : I'm sI,sS. ssiis.
sss;ssss ~ slisn the sfl0Hf0a passed olit rs
SEA on the niE.hs 81 Tho accidant. and
wont on watch at j + ). ri. ,isrSe ac4
cidenk oesrred two aa Z q haif ho:irs
later Capt. yshneofs was st,tss,SoY,s 81
when th q ssly set 81 ia rvsa ri ~
pilot holfse sheh 8forsiey sens az
duty # III O'el0eh ll,e arsi 3 otlIsssr
tehtEhed
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cllz
turns
~ Aasonl : q -.

~ w 44bsU Ug1iLt q ~ 80 N 9ls ~
"a Vera Cruz, tear Admiral
lsietcae.s sIus 3od etllrned
from npieo. ~ reperted tfiat
the ttLptional llst d aoyernor OF
Famaul ulipas, Gems Luis GabagerSt, wh3
mas BEEN thfeatspIns to- tack TAM
pieo, has return leii 10 & Gu iiad ,victo-
ria, Apparently the Tebeia plans
nave been changed completely. and
the attack ON Tampico has heen post
p6ned indefinitely.
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Senator FHoke Smith
Presents Argument
For this Section
FOR SEPARATE
RESERVE BANK
The Senator Contended Thst
Groups Of States Need Not
Be NecessaFily Sell, s
supPoEEing q. &.
fBy ,Associateti -press 3

Atlanta. Gs.s Feb, ..5;:
Of the country which Ii self-s1pport- y
Ing two-thirds Of the year tttled
20! receive q asparate
andta reserve bank under Ire proyi
siens Of the new clifTsncg bin ac-
cordlne to Senator Hoke Smith Of
Georgia. Senator Smith had no il- I
terpreted the so7called sustaining
provlBions OF the Law In d statspient
before the oIganlgatIon cornSulttee of
the federal currency reserve system
here.
2 u Re.ss = = sd ti7st
under this bill the eoutheasse serii SEC
tton should receive d saparass re-
serve district and establish re-
serve bank the senator. declared
The fact that a eectI er fsie
country finds Il necessary "a boITozs
money from another section "a dsiFizl &
period of crop inoyenie sf6r
smith saids does not render u II e5sasssi
ton depesident. ;.'T liss eEIslafion. 2.
he added does not intend to pns q.
Chinese vail around aihn !.
distriet and ave Z keep al ita s..
ey thin ttR OWE lloFd So, II
Efaeil tiles sligSe ted ls.ss tsiSFy
#pf tda tgaa6ary foe sa1s
tf6li On o part Ol III 81 b, ,Jntfy to
other OF resoisfc fsns,i s.
itsi IL 10
For SgRfllea ii tlls
Senator Hilit Is & i Sb
Lttee was d isI5e III k,s 4, :. 4 f,7 + +
TWO days hearing 8f Is tiliiies l,f f1i
favor; Of the est tabi Il shitiei,t 1f p faf-
efRis Tesefye diRsficE in the sou IA q; q.
tern section. q q
i,i t3g their qileaa ions yestpfday ana Il
today berH Of tho cfIiiisn stte q Ind 4
created tie impression shat one 81
their problems was Cd unit 8 gR6iif,
20 7liisS pendent as to ilinlt the enkira
region self-sustaining ulifiaf nrdIfarv
IcircnnGtn ncaR Thase ilt atafiinrits ieH 4
SOME To- believe that Il might be me
purpose Of che committees Ia create
districts by eolnhining anut iiern. ana 7
northern States and locafsfg the re-
serve banks at the tlorf IS md Siof
Z the fiistrtcfa Z
Members of the committees bn.i
drawn from aliHocates or ( reaerye I
district in this section the iliiIa ~ ,nS,
that the region was not tltfrety gaIf.
supporttng throughout TIN TIN gt,s.r. sem
ator. Smith expressed tllS Sni 4 81 tint
p bank iIs tf Il section Il ia te * = =
snpportiIlg according 20 is ;rtenpF
tatioh of tlieslaw. IA sfl Is eeaiseetlnn
he saIa:i4 dis ss & 8 81 sssi ~.
ais. -. Alss!.ts Ess.:sI ~ - s. - 81
This bill geqnf fires 81 Iis binita II. \
allows twelve. There are those wiz, 4
believe that thet ideai .n Wast "A
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SeOMPL PLElEDII1NAFEANTA

husband entered and without allow
ing an explanation, shot him.
Mrs. Jetton todaylgon the stand
declared that the plIysicIan struck
her husband when he entered the
room and that after she fled she
It0nTu Jue SIIOL ureu.s 2
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For Lieslt.
speci4i CorresplIonds 81 :, .

FN'S4tlt NyUIIE5U UlilNtu
columbia, Feb. FEnrSays,
Moore z.
announced defnitely tpislRh thas q +.
would run for Iieute iiafIt roysg:nf;ss
'lt had beeEy reported thai he 5Vo,sIls
Withdraw from the rtca. soTl aeeTs,,,S :
OF the Intention or Senator Y ~ ~
A66eylI'r run for tiie sanis oiilss
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lla bill requires 4; ;sIis i5anitu
allows twelve. There are those who
believe that thei idea i a IA yvast ! ~
lhh4a hnt nI.ss :.
the money fFoM all os TIM banks Il,
that one upon the TINT. in ti.Is
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