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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
EDUCATION BOARD
TAKES UP BONDS
Annual Maintenance Budget
Passed on Last Night,

\ oeeial called meeting Of th.
board Of education was held n, =
o'clock last evening in the board Of
education offices a, the Irving build.
ing, 10 canvass returns on the new
SlOoooou school building project.
Dur'ng the session, the annual
school budget for the next fiscal year,
for maintenance, educational and
business administration, amounting TO
%l21S wa passed
G. q Wooowor,h, chairman oi the
auditing and iusncc committee, will
immediately take up the subjcc, ~
floating me bonds A New York rep
rcSenta,ire is now in the city Mem
berS Of thc committee will confer with
him relative 10 various proposition,
regardirp the floating OF the 81 1900.
OO0 bonds.
The meeting adjourned until next
TUESDAY night when the entire bu'i.
ness end Of the bond proposition will
he reported IN full and the matter
made ready Tor approval OF Attorney
General s. L. Freeing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
FRENCH OCCUPY .
GERMAN TOWNS
Mannheim and Karlsruhe
"RedS" 10 Be Suppressed,

GENEVA, March 20 -(Hayas)-
French troops have occupied Mann
helm ami Karlsruhe on the west bank
OF the Rhine on account OF Sparta
can outbreaks there the NoSSisch'
Iei,ung oi Berlin, SAYS
The newspaper adds ,ha, the French
also occupied Rheinau, five miles
south of Mannheim, and Whinhaien
4 Rerlin dispatch received Monday
said that reports had been received
there that the British and French
had advanced their outposts from
limits OF their bridgeheads at Cologne
and Mayence respectively The
French arc reported to have entered
Frankfort.
Mannheim is south OF the Mayenc,
bridpehcad area, but is directly OH III,
east bank Of the Rhine, where II il
ioined BY the Neckar Karlsruhe i
about five miles east OF the Rhine
There have been no reports OF dis
orders in Mannheim and Katlsrhu,
recently. There has been no state
men, from allied quarters either af
firmlng or denying the repor, tha, ,h'
British and French had enlarged ,hei'
)ridgehead limits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
NOEL MUST PAY
DEATH PENALTY
Governor Not to interfere
With EIeCtroCution,

1l,h Noel ,onyisted oj murder In
the district court Of Cherokee county
must pay the penalty for his crime in
the electric chair in the pcnitcntiary
a, McAleNer on the morning OF
April 10
Aiter reviewing the complete record
OF Noers trial and the history OF the
crime, Governor Robertson this morn
ing decided not to intervene.
Noel is a Cherokee Indian and was
convicted OF the murder Of J, /. lohe
who had employed Noel 20 work on
his farm. They were returning from
Arkansas with a load ot apples and
were camping one night a a point or
the banks OF the Illinois river. While
lobe was asleep, it was said, Noel
using a double-barreled shotgun, shot
lobe, almost tearing his head from his
hody
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
TO
Go on Next
Trip in Air


The ueNt time Governor Robertson
leave, the capitol iof some point Il,
the state he IS going ~ make ,rlp
Na the ar route with Lieutenant
lolonel EarurN Of Post Field. ~ S,ll
Al invitation from Colonel Banltl
has been 90 the desk Of the governor
Tor several weeks. and 'hr governor
plan, 10 avail himself of the invita-
ton at the earliest opportunity
The governor j, planning ON liille
rest and recreation ,p rcouperatc
from the STRAIN OF the legislative sc'-
sion after adjournment and he may
60 TO Hot Spring, with Colonel Bar
mt;
,mo oi these tlue morning, | am
gong TO get IN the plane with Colonel
HarniU and ,,ay IN the AR all day.
and that will he one day when job
hunters viii not get chance a, me
SAID the governor toddN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
BIC THREE
AGREE NOW,
PARIS SAYS
Wilson, Lloyd George and
CIemonCeau Merge Views,
PACT BY END OF MONTH


PARIS March ~ -lsc,,hing in
disa,c, tia, the great tfum'ra'c-
Wilson Lloyd George, and IIemen.
cean-ha,c reached cordial agree.
men, ON the essential features ol The
peace treaty
tnle,, something unexpected dc
velIp, the term, will bc ready Tor the
German, hy the end oi the month
Some OF the French editor, still
illuminate agalns, the idea oi making
inAl treaty with the Germans forth
with They inIi-t that according Ia
lIoylc." definite arml'tce should
come first. then preliminary peace
and rest the final treaty Well IN
formed organs however. are generally
agreed that only one document will be
submitted to The Germans for Their
signature, after which peace will be
an accomplished tact
lc Temps say, no formal decision
las been reached but indicates that
France !, ia,orahN TO this latter plan
Lord Robert Cecil the chief British
SPONSOR oi the league OF nations, SAYS
Britain /, agreed TO the insertion OF
the league charter IN tie peace trcaii
adding that The solution OF many prob
lens. such a. that OF the German COLI
onies. depends upon The existence OF
league OF nations
Universal Service learns on excel
knt authority that almost every com
mission rcpor, prcsuppose' the exist
ence Of league which will serve a.
the table on which 10 arrange the
world puzzle picture
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
TROOPS STOKE
SHIPS IN RACE
RIudam Beats Matoika by
One Hour,

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March ~
The ,r'lSport Rilndam arrived today
from ST. Nazaire. France with the
lNrd field artillery Thirty sixth
lLone STAR division one hour after
the transport Princess Ma,oika ar
rived rom the same port with t9S mc0
ol the lli'h machine gun battalion ct
the rhir,ic,h division
The two ships raced iym port To-
port the soldiers themselves going in
10 the ,tckc holds and engine rooms
TO aid l. the speed contest
The I'M, aboard the Princes Ma
tolka is eonpoSed almost entirely OF
enncSSccare
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Russell Might Have Been
Big League Ball Player
If He'd Stayed in Game

II & II Russell republican nom,
nee Tor mayor had followed tie
baseball profession he nigh, have been
manager OF the Cub, or Giant, instead
Of presiden, OF iood products con.
cern. according To !. l. Dickey who
knew Russell years ago
Mr. Dlekey said yesterday tha, Mr.
Russell. In his Younger days, w!tlicd
the wicked willow with telling eitecI
on town lot dianond,.
IN" Means Home Run.
"Thc II IN Mr RusselrS name
stand, lob home run, " .aid Mr
Dirkey. S"hut the nickname wa, not
applied until Mf Russell proved the
title while member OF a travelling
men, nine. which tangled with the
champion Lake View team That was
years ago when Mr. Russell va, a
knlgh, oi the grip
1T was a hot o'1 game neither team
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

,,.aug unll the tenth ruuiug when
the Lake View n,ne pushed two J1m
ter, across. Mr RH,,cll mad struck
~, every time at bat, In the Las, Of
the tenth the travelling men succeeded
m getting two men on. Then Mr.
Russell advanced 20 the plate Cries
oi rotten take him out and Casey
filled the air
Gee Whirl
The onslaught, was redoublcd n
volume as Mr. Russell LET uso deliv-
cries split the pan Then Mr. Russell
took a hitch m hl, trousers aud swung
from hlS toe, an the next ball |
think they found the pellet two day,
later
hi, has ro relation 20 the present
political campaign" said Mr. Dlckcy,
except that II show, a Characteristic
OF Mr. Ru,,elr> later hic Man,
times Iva, he been called upon IN a
rncn. AMI invariably made good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

civil war would have been added
to the hoStilitics with the enemy
The emperor could have be-
taken himself to the fighting
troops in order to meet death at
their head in last attack upon
the enemy but the armlstice so
keenly desired by tho people
would thereby have been post
poned and the lives OF many Sol-
diers uselcssly sacrificed The
emperor finally in agreement
with his advisers and after a Sc
we're mental struggle, decided tn
leave the country, solely IN the
hope that he could thereby best
save the ia,hetland, save Germany
from further losses and misery
and restore peace and order 10
her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Chure, Wilhelm Couldt Haf Diet
Nit His Troops, But Dot Would
Haf Got Noddings for Him, YAH?

BERLIN, March ~, via Copen-
hagen Aroused by criticisms Of
former Emperor William regard.
ing his iligh, from Germany to
Holland last fall, Field Marshal
Won llndenburg has prepared and
published here a defense of the
eS-ruler's action After depicting
the situation as i, existed in Nov
cmber, caused by the weakening
ot the army, the doubtful relia-
hility OF the forces in the field
and the breaking out of the reyo-
luton a, home, the field marshal
writes:
The peaceful return home Of
the emperor then became impos-
Slble i, could only have been
carried out through the ioreeiul
employment oil loyal troops and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Girl Lures Wife of Lover
To Tea, Then Poisons Her;
Il Was Crazy" She States

,.,.,,,
~ -. ""'. M"'.'
''i'' " ''''.'. whose VIC ''.t
''s ! "'''"t are. 'a'i's 'D'
'.''4' 'l "Nl'n MISS NN'' '"i rs ,N.
'.'''N'Ns '' lhr ponce. ..Hle''cd 'Nt
NN' poison. was tNpc"''I T., arrive
"eie 'gIaf ii'" 't'n"E"n. "@'0''s-
'on. "hcfe ne worked as an au'''n'-
'iIr me'n'n''. MIS-, '"''''',,n, M hc'
confession '' me ponce, sara 'hc ""'
4 'i'aI ''. ''c aI,'''lan5 o' N'o'rN
tafIF '''' week MIS- GARRISON re
turned from DNanosa' where ne 'l'-
ned N'0rf' % vas 'a'd
Iu'cTNc"ef' and lai' a'cnuan'. 70
Say expressed surprise a. me calm
mes ana case "l'h "N'G1 MIS- Tar
r''n discussed her e1n'c'.ed CRIME
Mis- pa'''son. VINO D, but ~ was ar
rested Yesterday a. the home OF hcf
uncle ) y E'an president "i the
Island transportation company .
Wa crazy. ,he declared !
didn't 'hnnk o' ANYTHING but wanting
20 he with him Inc impulse came
to me ne'daL morning and carried
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
TAX DEPUTIES START
ON FLOOR TAX HUNT

A force OF abou, forty deputy tax
collectors from the United States IN
ternal revenue bureau lett the Office
las, night on a state wide campaign
to collect the newly initiated floor
tax on autos and farm machinery, a
part OF the revenue bill approved Feb
y. 1919
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
ClEARlNGS INCREASE
5 PERCENT FOR WEEK

Bank clearlngS IN Oklahoma City
ior the week ending at noon today
were N7l6,o4S22, as against $3.50.
S2qO8 'o' the corresponding week in
1913, al increase oi five percent, 1t
was aro,uuced today by John l.
Bailey former presiden, of the First
State bark OF Albion Okla, who was
recently elected secretary OF the Okla
homa City Clearing House asocia
ton, ard who assumed office last
Monllv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
M0RM0NS SET FREE
BY VILLA BANDITS

ICAREI, Mexico. March "a
telegram was received here today from
Bishop a H. Call OF the Mormon set
element at Colonia Dublan stating
Bishop J. {. Bentley, head oi the nus
sion: A. J. Whe,,en and Alher, Tiet-
jen. another Mormon. had been re
leased by Francisco Villas troops.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Amendments to Be
Considered Saturday

PARIS. Wednesday, March ~ -
President Wilson viii act a, char.
man at the meeting Of the league OF
nations commission which will be held
SATURDAY when all proposed amend.
mem. and changes viii be considered
and the plan pu, into definite form
This will be the first meeting Oh the
commission since the covenant was
adopted the day before Mr. Wilson lel'
for America.
Lord Robert Cecil and Thomas A
Gregory. former United States at
brney general, are now here and are
CONTINUED on PAGE 2, Column a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
WIFE OF GOVERNOR
VISITS GIRLS HOME

Mrs J A. i, Robertson, wife on
Governor Robertson, made an informal
investigation OF the State Industrial
School for Girls yesterday afternoon
at the reques, Of the governor The
vsi, was made with the idea OF gain.
ing a fuller insight into the needs OF
the institution. owing to the fac, tina,
the bin for appropriation for the
school is expected to come up in the
legislature today Money for land
scape gardening and general outdoor
Improvement will be included in the
appropriation, is is expected.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
ELEVEN HOME GIRLS
TAKE FRENCH LEAVE

Eleven girls inmates OF the State
Industrial Home for Girls, made their
escape SUNDAY afternoon while outside
the barbed.wire enclosure on a
tru.,y" hlk. They took with them
one little child whose transfer to the
Oklahoma orphanage is pending in the
office OF Governor Robertson No clue
j, known OF their whereabouts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
MEDAL FOR ESSAY
IS RECEIVED HERE

A solid gold medal with the in
scrip,ion Second district" on the bar
and "A nericaniration" on ~ pend
an, has heen received by Df Winnie
NJ. Sanger from Mrs Eugene +, Law
son OF Nowa,a, pres,den, Of the State
Federation Of Women's clubs, as the
prize Offered by her TO the writer OF
the hest essay on "Americani,ation'
by rupil' Of the grade and high
schools Children including the sev.
en,h to the twelfth grade are eligible
to compete, says DR. Sanger, presi-
dcp, Of ne second district
The medal will he shown at III,
hiph scl'Nol s,h'S week The contest
will close April Is,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Will
Vote New Rule

LONDON. March 20-The Luxem-
burg chamber Of deputies passed bill
on March ls, by a vote OF thirty to
twenty, calling for plebiSoite TO de
eide whether the preSen, dynasty will
he maintained, a new dynasty created
or republic established, according
to dispatches received here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
UKRAINE NOW IN
B0lSHEVlk HANDS

LONDON, March ~ - Virtually
all Of the Ukraine is now IN the hands
OF the bolSheviki, according to adviceS
reaching London today In heavy
fighting a, Nikolaiev, northeast OF
Odessa. the bolsheviki lost between
5000 and 500 men, hot forced the
French garriSon, after fierce fighting
in Withdraw 90 OdcSNa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
HAVE you A HOME
FOR THIS GRANDMA ?
Who wants a grandmother 7

Who want, grandmother
Mrs Gertrude Lewis OF the fed
eral employment bureau here is very
anxious to find position for a
dear little grandmother" she says
The woman is well educated and
evidently mean, Tor better things
than hunting positions. She is 4
musician, too. Needless to say she
needs a home more than big wages
although she is healthy and doesn't
specify that she is looking for =
'sof, Job" Mrs Lewis said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
LINCOLN PAVED IN
3 MONTHS, STATED

II the legislature passes the bill ap-
propria,lrg $4,000 for the paving oi
Lincoln boulevard to the capitol, tn:
thoroughiar" will be paved within
three months II was stated this
morning bv Governor Robertson, The
hill was reported iayorably yes,etday
nv the house committee on appropri'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Romanones for Wilson.

MADRID, Wednesday, March 10
Premier Romanones told The AsSo-
cia,cd Press today that he was a
partisan OF the league of nation, in
the same sense and scope as presi-
! dent Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
GUNS ARE SET HUB TO HUB


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
LOWER RATE
SCHEDULE IS
FILED TO-DAY
FUEL OIL BREAK CAUSE


s .,. schedule ui sic.'ri, rates
ur. nI H,'h '.r state corporation
.Hm ..u today hy the Oklahoma
ra. w. r'cfr. company 900 accept
...r u' au order framed hy 'hc CONF
m .raou yesterday
Elc.lr,. rate, 900 Oklahoma C'g arc
REDUCED abnu, B percent hy the new
schedule which w.ll be- in effect for
'hc urrcn, month AIT l. Walker.
.DrNa-aum commissioner today e,ti-
mated thai there would be- a saving of
900 scar 'u domestic user, It
electricity by the change
State Affected, Too
Io@t, klc,us rate, iorNhe entire
state are forecast as a result at the
GD,icn oi the commission % 'bc Okla
h1ma City case Wartime increase,
arc expected 90 be prunei IN many
cities. Commissioner Walker ,3y..
following apprnll, ot property 20 he
made by engineers of the comm be-
sion
s break 10 'hc ;ucl oil mafkc, iS
one ~ the reason, for the decrease.
With oil 5clllng Tor much le,, than
n was. IN, cos, OF making electricity
IS considerably less
f1hc commission virtually decided
Yesterday to order the new schedule
OF rate, put into effect III Oklahoma
| Cuy gToday the order was signed
by CoN+ei,0oncr Walker The other
two commissioner, were out OF the
city,
I Company Not 10 Fight.
Believing r,c commission iully de-.
,ermned 10 order the decrease, the
, Oklahoma Ga, and Electric company
decided no, o. tight q aud today filed
the new schedule
The groS, domestic rate under the
new schedule IS H. cent, a k.lowa,t
hour with a net rate OF lOS cents a
kio~a,lt for payment OF bills within
ten days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
CHARTER
BILLS PASSAGE
IS RECOMMENDED
Governor Slapped BY Action
Of Senate Committee,

vhsr NE 'rna'c committee on con.
,'iu'lon .! constitutional amend
mcn,, rcr.r'ed on the resolution 20
revoke 'rc charter Of the Southwest
en Bell Telephone company with a
accommodation ,ha' 1t do pass
Governor Opposed
Nearly tw" weeks ago when the
telephone icsolutior was sent to the
senate Governor Robertson announced
that I've N,d' against the passage oi
the resolution and succeeded IN
/ hayi1o 8, ,helyei in the committee on
constitution and Jons'i'HlJnal amend
| ments
To-day senator's succeeding in for
/ cling the resolution 10 consideration
before the committee $. i Freeing
attorney general. and Paul A. Walker,
! council io- the corporation commis-
sion appeared before the committee
IN the r'l.c,t o. the resolution
Freeing asserted that the South
western ndl company was operating
under ra'., prescribed hy Po,,maS,c-
/ General 4 s Burle,un IN defiance ol
court order. and inlun.,ious and as
serted ,Ha' the company should he
denied ;hc right 20 operate N the
state
Six ~ th, seven members Of IN,
committee an constitution and conSti-
u,ional amendments attended the
meeting his morning
Board Snyder Minority.
Senator's Warren X. Snyder and {
| " Board opposed the proposal TO re
por, the resolution fayorably and sup
ported substitute motion that IN,
rcsolu,iou he reported without recon-
| mcnda,ion Senators J 7. Mcintosh
Fred + Tucker and Joe Sherman
for the favorable repo.' of the resolu
ton senator + T. Hill, chawmsn o
the committee did not vote
The resolution was not reported e
the senate at the morning session !
Is cNgcc'rl tD come IN th'S afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

tcon,iru,d on pss- IS, Column -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-31

denne enc setning: ,,Jeg skal vere Kaptajn paa
Barken."
Ser | nu, Kammerater, hvad den S6mand
angaar, som var kommet til vor Konsul for at
forklare ham, hvad der burde have staaet Skibs-
journalen, saa maa l like sp9rge mig ON Mandens
Nayn, jeg siger det like, paa ingen Made, ON
saa Tiger mig derom til Morgen tidlig. I skal
blot faa de to fSrste Bogstaver af Mandens Navn
at vide. bet f6rste Bogstav var Herman" og Diet
andet var ,sen". : Lad os nu Sc, ON I kan gette
Resten.o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Somebody conceived the idea Of
having the 1919 Santa Claus shave
off his beard
It's a perfectly bum ideas Of
course. but Il gathered q lot OF ad
vccatcs. mostly BARRIERS. sellers Of
raxors and mattress makers
For years and years Santa Claus
has been coming to good little boys
and girls. and always he wore those
long. white whiskcrs.
Sometimes the candles Get his
beard on fire, and sometimes the
beard caught on a snax and was
S.tlled off. But II never remained
losag from Santa's face.
Santa Claus beardlees " IKE an
elephant minus his trunk. or break
fast cakes without syrup. Not 70 be
thought o.
But ~ We remarked. the barosr~
ct al. favor the tdeA. They'd cut off
dear old San;as whiskers because
some doctors say wh.skers are In
sanitary. and the IRE department
sayr they're unsafe.
This Newspaper votes against pull
ing or SantA's beard We say. let
!, hisn wear whiske.p- And II you take
n good look ~ the picture above
you1l say 20. too.
A beardiess Santa Chusr Not In
q million years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

accessory after the fant. was expect.
81 today 60 apply for . writ of ha.
beas corpus TO force their release
from the county jail at Mays Land.
ing
John wilson. chief OF county de.
teotive.. today denied the statement
made by Edward N. White. Charles
father. Yesterday. In which the alder
White declared Wilson had intimatsd
Charles had killed the Dansey boy
with . stone
prosecutor Gsakiii In doing all the
talking In this case" Wilson said.
Il never made any such statement
to Edward White. nv he said did. .
None OF the relatives or relations
Of White OF Mira Jones was permit
ted TO visit them In tho Mays Land.
inE jail today, Both were said 10 be
In good spirits. however. and con.
tinued confident they would soon be
released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
NOW.
ON WAY ACROSS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE
steamship Imperator. formerly
owned by Germany. but now a
cunard liner. left her pier bo~ TO.
day for Southampton and Cher.
bourg with a.7ti passengers.
Federal officiaia. who refused TO
permit the steamer 10 sail yester.
day because OF alleged violation Of
tho fuel restrictions. issued clear.
snoe papers yesterday after cunari
officials had given assurance the
excess conl In har bunkers would be
replaced.
shs had taken 1000 tons aboard.
whereas federal regulations limited
her TO 1900. Removal of the en-.
cess would require too long and he
too expensive. II was decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
JURY TO PROBE
DANSEY DEATH
indictments Sought In ''Per-
feet Baby" Killing

HAMMONTON. N. - Dec. II.
United rrcss.t-A special
grand Jury 90 investigate the
death Of billy Dsnscy VIII be
asked FOR tomorrow. Edmund q
Gashiil. prosecuting attorney. In
timatcd today.
There are one or two thingp I en-.
poet TO clear up today and I may ask
for n special session OF the grand
Jury tomorrow. he said. with evi.
dence we already have I have no
doubt that indictments will be
found
Counsel for Charles white
charged with the murder OF the per.
feet baby" and Mrs Edith Jones'. his
housekeeper, charged with being an