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Notice Of Publicss:on,

Notice OF PublicAf.On.
State OF Illinois, Rock Island County. rs:
In the Circuit Court of said County. To
tho September term, A D. 1920.
Bill to Quiet Title. .
Arthur E. Genung. Alice N. Sample.
Ruth A. Wells and Ina N. Wells, com.
piainants versus Guy Nicholson. the un-
known heirs or devisees of Guy Nichoi-
son, deceased; Ada Nicholson. the IN.
known heirs or devisees of Ada Nichol.
son. deceased: Joseph Nelson. the IN.
known heirs or devisees Of Joseph Nelson,
deceased: Mahela Nelson. the unknown
heirs or devisees OF Mahela Nelson. de.
ceased: Nahala Nelson, the unknown heirs
or devisees of Mahaia Nelson. deceased
Thomas SQuires, the unknown heirs OF
devisees Of Thomas Souires. deceased;
isees OF Thos. Squire. deceased: Mary
Jane Squire. the unknown heirs or dew
isees of Mary Jane Squire. deceased: Mary
]. SQuires the unknown heirs or devisees
of Mary J. Souires, deceased; Thomas
Squire. the unknown heirs or devisees OF
Thomas Squire. deceased: the unknown
creditors of Henry C. Genung deceased
nings; the unknown widower OF Elizabeth
Jennings. if deceased: and the unknown
heirs or devisees of any deceased person
who may have been interested in the sub
ject matter of this suit, previous TO his
or her death, or in any portion thereof.
and the unknown owners of the following
described property towit: the west half
(h) OF the southeast quarter (A) OF
Section Twenty-seven t27l. Township
Nineteen t19l north, Range Two ca east
Of the Fourth t4th) Principal Meridian,
situated In Rock Island county. Illinois do
PENDANTS.
Ahdavit Of Unknown Residence Of all
said defendants to said cause having been
hled In the Office of the Clerk of the Cir.
cult Court of said Rock Island County
notice is hereby given to each OF said
defendants to this suit that complain ants
have filed their bill of complaint In said
Court on the Chancery side thereof on the
10th day Of August. 1920. and that there.
wherein said suit is pending against all
OF said defendants, returnable on the
Third Monday in September A. D. 1920
as by law required.
Now unless you. all of the defendants
above named. and each of you. shall per
sonally be and appear before said Circui,
Court on the first day of the next term
thereof. TO Be holden in the City of Rock
Island. in and for said County. on the
Third Monday Of September. A. D. 1920
next. and plead, answer or demur TO sale
Compliments Bill of Complaint. the
same and the matters therein CHARGED auc
stated. will be taken as confessed and I
decree entered against you, according r.
The prayer of said Bill
In Testimony Whereof / have hereuntr
set my hand and affixed the seal of sale
Court at my ofice In Rock Island, Illinois
this 18th day Of August, A. D. 1920.
tSeal) GEO. W. GAMBLE, Clerk,
Curtis 4 Simonson. Attorneys.
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The Day in Davenport
Arrested Trying to SEN Stolen

Arrested Trying to Sell Stolen
Grip-While trying to dispose Of a
stolen leather grip containing new
clothing. the aggregate value Of
which was nearly 5000. Henry
Smith was arrested, by police We'd
nesday noon, on a tip from Abe
Siegel, pawnbroker. The grip,
which alone represented a cash out
lay of SAT, was taken from the c.
R. l. & P. railway depot at 8
o'clock Wednesday morning from a
man believed to be T. O'Connor Of
Marengo. The theft was reported
to police and the arrest was made
about six hours later.
Tries Out New Parachute - Joe
Smith Of 2209 West Third street,
is back in town after testing out a
new parachute at. Dewitt Tuesday
afternoon. He went to Dewitt be-
cause Fred Wallace is flying there.
Wallace took him several thousand
feet in the air and he stepped off
the plane and made a very success
full drop, the chute opening almost
instantly.
Brus Reelected Head Of K. c. -
At the meeting Of Loras council
Knights of Columbus, held Tues.
day evening at the X OF C. club
house, Joseph ]. Brus was re-
elected to the position Of grand
knight Of the local council.
Last Concert Sunday Evening
The last concert of the season at
LeClaire park on the river front
will take place next Sunday even
ing.
Head On State Y Committee -
E. T. Head, general secretary of
the Davenport Y NJ. c. A., was ap-
pointed a member of the employed
officers committee on the state as
sociation committee at the confer
ence held over Labor day at the
Des Moines boys camp at Rivera
park, near Boone. He attended the
conference in company with Harry
Hummell, membership and build
ing secretary.
Dougherty Head of 4th Degree
Knights-Lee J. Dougherty, former
mayor of Davenport, has just been
notified OF his reappointment as
Master Of the Fourth Degree,
Knights of Columbus for Iowa. The
appointment was made by John IL
Reddin of Denver, supreme master
Death Record-On Wednesday
morning at her home, 2026 Harri-
son street, Miss Dorothea Schlap-
kohl, teacher in the ]. B. Young
school, passed away. She was
born in this city, Oct. 6, 1879, and
was Al years of age at the time Of
her death
DR.. Charles T. Webb, one OF Dav.
exports pioneer business men and
member of the former well
known crockery firm Of Webt
Brothers, passed away at the home
on Main street, Of his daughter
Mrs. Ella Webb Clifford. Wednes-
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PERSONAL.

MRS. MARGARET COSCROvE WISHES
the public 70 know that she has 10
covered and 10 ready TO deliver her won
derful saive. Address p. o. Box 1875.
Davenport.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLg.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PRkPARED Oh
continued 70 date covering any real =
tste IN the county. froopt and accurate
oesv1ce u reasouable rats. 1oek u,
land Title I Abstract Company: ". ].
Sweeney. secretary. 2O6.21x Central
Trust . SAVINGS Rank bual<hns.
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0A&0NE0
4sspuia 1sapls, HshissntA sessse -
xR1 STATED MRETIea or TnlO l0Do1
10. 81. 4. T.. . =. ~ wtll
ANM b hsld On II asss TAnFs'
2 day Of each Esoath u Nv
-. ChAriss =. 1ldsek
w ~: kay .. 1eoeEsck,
secretary. special for work o. Z. 4
degree Thufsday. Sept. Q. u ,. M
AMo0 GRoTTo NO. 81. u. o. Y. ?. =. 4
q - Sisted meetings AsiC
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W Of esch month. visit
ling pseeAees. vsloa0s
i. W. Johnson. slaSaaren
frank 1. t1ssaEs0a. 80
retAEy.
TIE STATED coNVoCAuON OF RoCR
$500 Island Chapter No. Is. 3. 4
n. viii be held On The ms
A0 TUESDAY Of -ssaA Mouth y
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0S EH-P.: -. Ash. SECRETARY
"A ROCK Inland LopaR NO
AR 65S. A. r. Z A. H.-StateG
Ma = meeting first Friday OF each
~ msnth. Otto Priestes, W. Il,
UN II. 8. Bonman. secretary.
Special Tor work on S. A. degree fEioas
Sept. 10. at z y. m.
KNIGHTS TEMrLA1.
THE STATED GONCAAvk OF 2OCk
- Island ConAmAnosry No. II
NIL h. hoiC
AkEA he second Monday Of eace
" month. U. A. haAgren. com
w msnoer: J. L. hickey. Eecorosr
kEacuas oZlAs nTss and Iairc
Mondays.
RoCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. 2o9,
,lroAe EASTERN StA-hegular meetings
Cec0nd Wednesday OF excn month. w
iImg Starr welcome. MS. Jessae 8. LIN
Yer, W. NJ; Mary +. krela. secretary
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. h = d
k-The stated assemblies OF Rock y.
land Gou0ciI No. ~. Il. / >. No. wv
be head on tbs tniro wednesday OF eacn
month. Z. W. Thatcher. /. n: o. u
Anoeorands. recorder.
Stated business session and ceremon
ial Wednesday. Sept. 10, at 500 .. m
Dinner at $40.
Grand Council assembly Wednesday
Scp&>- ~. Luncheon at noon. Al
companies and visitors invited.
UcAL LODGE NO. COS. /. o. o. r
49, Meets every THURSDAY evening
KsHN At Odd Fellows temols o.
;116 Fourth avenue. between Sew
.nteenth aud Eighteenth streets
d. r. Leonard. n. e.; Waltal
Loeand. Il. ). Yirst ThursdA,
of each N 1nIh, iniuatody oEGree. LIS
secoa.d ana third 0egree the loiosAs
THURSDAY.
ROCK ISLAND AERIE no. 966. TRATER
nal Order Of Eagtea.-Reguiar nesting,
first and third Tuesday of each month
at Eagles hou1e. Fourth avenue anG
Twenty-hrst strues. Frank Wich. ". r..
Joseph GroteCut. secretary.
80 N,ATTEN-IoN ELKs
M I'm Rock IslAnd LOdga.
WIZ No. $50. B. p. o. e.
Meetings frss and thirt
Mondays Of each month
DAN z. BRENNAN.
. Exalted Ruler.
c. N. laa.cson. secretary
na SAfN Club oms: 1lS 18th ST
Sl& Visiting ! sss:as:: ''''''
q. OF =.
q. C. CLEAvELAND CAMP. NO. Bio
Sons Of veterans-AeeIs on secoat
and fourth TUESDAY evening OF eAct
north At 8 O'Clock In Memorial ball .
the court house. L. L. Ka<ns. som
mAnder,: Eugene johnson. secretary.
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~N G.. A. z
~A, BUFoRD POST 243. @. A. Z
8fH Meets regularly on secon,
HtU and fourth Friday after
tSlIHl Moons of each month ct
S7 O'Clock In Memorial hall IL
ANM the court house. c. Il
E9SHEa Caurch. commander; q. G
W First. adiutanI
d .'..., :; 80: :. : :: =: :: NO.
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A<IA Meets on the first and third
Bf8U Thursdays Of each month at
y. u. at Memorial hall. W. "
[9 Medcalf. commander: l. II
&W Etterington. sdjutant.
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TO EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE CITY LOT FOR FORD
touring car. Inquire 2413 Twenty-third
avenue. Moline. Ill.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER,

ings made. Jigg and Fixture designing
specially. Ideas developed. E. h.
Nichaelis. Mech. Consitg. Eng. associated
with W. N. Haskell. Patent Attorney,
609-610 Best Bldg Phone B. l. 766.
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INSTRUCTION.

EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER WILL
go to home if desired. Florence
Christensen. Phone Davenport 1854.
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PUBLIC srENoGRAPHkR.

PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER: FIRST CLASS
work done ct your ONCE or mine. Room
SOS Best Hldg. Phone q. !. 312,
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

CHEAP; 1919 HARLEY DAVIDSON
motorcycle; electrical equipment Call
after .. m, 1926 Fourth avenue.
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FOE sALEIARM LANDS.

FOB SALE-fAk4 LANUSs
WISCONSIN FARM LANDS
Landology special number Just OUT con-
tanning 1920 facts of Clover Land In
Narinette county. Wisconsin. II Tor
home or a. an investment you arc
thinking of buying good farm isnos
where farmers grow rich. send at once
for this special number of LANDOLOGY'
1t 10 free on request. Address: Skid
MORE RIEHLE LAND COMPANY. lao
Skidmore- Richie Bldg. Marinette. WIS
LET US HELP You TO SELECT A FAkA
In Price county. the ceAter of the clover.
dairy end potato beit Of upper Wtscon.
sin. Write for the Official soil map and
booklet to the County Agricultural
Ageat. Phillips. Wisconsin.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. FARMS.
city property. business chances all statef
and Canada. Trades negotiated. List
property with us. Gilman & bingham,
Livingston Bldg. Bloomington. III.
100 ACRES. ALL UNDER CULTIVATION.
at Cordova, Ill. Can be traded for a
good city property. Inquire at Ameri-
can Theatre.
TWELVE ACRES OF GROUND PARTLY
under cultivation: also eight room house.
Modern except BATH with one acre OF
ground. Call B. I. 1870
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A T r z NwION ELKS
Rock IslAnd Lodge.
No. $50. b. p. o. e.
Meetings first and third
Mondays Of each month.
DAN z. BRENNAN.
Exalted Ruler.
c. N. lsaacson, secretary
Club J oms: 1lS 18th ST.
Visiting brothees Av2ys
velcoule.
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nal Order of EagHs.-Reguiar meetings
first and third Tuesday of each month
at Eagles home. Fourth avenue Anc
Twenty-hrst slruet. Frank WITCH. W. r.:
Joseph GroteGut. secretary.
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sUPRHFLUOUs HAlk

sLUOuS HAZE xOLES, WARTS
~ and arma. permanently removed
electric needle. Address Mas "A.
AaHfedxe. Argyle flAts. Brady
Oavenroc.- Phons Dav S0z.
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LARGE GARAGE: 100 CAR CAPACITY.
Located in Rock Island. Ill. Z. B..
IA State Bank Bldg
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b. c. CLEAvELAND CAMP. NO. o1o.
eons of yeteraus.-Aeets on secono
and fourth TUESDAY evening OF each
month at O'Clock In Memorial hall at
the court house. L. L. Harms. som-
mander,: Eugene johnson. secretary.
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- .,..r, :; go: :. : :: =: :: NO. .
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~ Meets on the first and third
|ftlfI Thursdays of each month at
II y. \. at Memorial hall. W. ".
Medcalf. commander: l. II.
Ttterington. sdjutant.
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ROCK Inland LopGR NO.
65S. A. r. = A. A.-Stascd
meetanx first Friday OF sAch
menth. Otto Priestef, W. -:
II. s. Bonman. secretary.
II work on S. A. degree Friday.
at z D. m.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03

other townships and school districts
IN different sections Of this county
TO meet and listen to good sound bus
mess and practical advice from some
OF the best and most successful white
and colored farmers, merchants, and
from Clemson College experts and
our own county agent.
The negroes are not organized,
thousands Of them will never attend
any Of the white mems bob weevn
conferences. and we must take the
boil weevil propaganda to these colo
red citizens who are anxious TO learn
what to do. The, negro race is easy
to lead, it follows quickly the lead
ership and the advice Of the white
leaders of the county, this was dem
onstrated during the late war just
ended. The Sumter County Chamber
of Commerce will assist these numer-
Gus white country merchants and
land owners to organize the negroes Of
this county immediately if the COM
mercial organization is notified Of the
cooperation required.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
BIG FIRE At TAMPA
Flames on Water Front Famed
BY Stiff Breeze Claim
Heavy Toll

Tampa. Fla, Dec. 30.-Loss which
early estimates placed at between
$4,000 and 100000 was caused by
serious water front fire this after
noon. which famed stiff breeze.
destroyed two blocks in the wholesale
district. The fire zone Was bordered
by the river on the west. by Tampa
street on the south and by Washington
street on the east, by Whiting street
on the south and by Washington
street on the north.
So fast did the fire spread that fire
men nearly We're cut off and had TO
abandon 1000 feet~of hose. Capt. ].
d. Ross was burned about the face
and is under a physician care. Sew
eral other firemen We're burned but
not so seriously The business section
of the city was tonight without cleo
tric lights or power and police were
ready for any eventuality which might
arise because of the darkness. Thieves
robbed offices in the Citizens Bank
building this afternoon while the fire
was in progress. getting several
purses.
The Tribune was preparing tonight
to issue by multigraph as it looked as
if there would be no power until very
late hour, if at all. This is the worst
fire in several years and came at the
end of year marked by losses which
were remarkably light.
The origin Of the fire had not been
definitely determined late tonight 1t
was thought. however. that a bay
steamer which was getting up steam
under forced draught. caused sparks
to fall on tho roof of the Home Line
office. The fire was discovered about
20 minutes after the boat left.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
PLANTING
MORE TOBACCO.

One Of the largest farmers IN Spnn-s
ter county has secured from the
Sumter Chamber Of Commerce suf1-s
cient tobacco seed to plant eighty
acres of tobacco, or rather to see that
his forty tenants and share-croppers,
plant two acres of tobacco each.
Another farmer has secured seed
FOR forty-fve acres of tobacco, ten
acres for his own farm and thirty
FIVE acres to be planted by twelve OF.
his share croppers and tenants.
This policy of farm land owners IN
sisting upon a limited acreage Of to-.
bacco being planted by -heir tenants:
and share croppers is said to be quite
popular in this county The Cham Der
Of Commerce reports that applicants
for tobacco seed are beginning to-
come in pretty fast the last few days.
And that from what can be gathered
among the large farm land owners,
tobacco is going to be insisted: upon
as one Of the crops on hundreds OF
Sumter dounty farms regardless OF
how many acres of cotton are plant
ed tot he ,plow in 1920.
1t is evident that peanuts and RefS
vet beans are going to be planted to
a greater extent than everI before an:
this county in 1920, and that hundreds
Of farmers have realized that diversi-
fication of field crops is now necessary,
and that the more hogs the farms
can raise. and the more velvet beans
with which TO furnish food for these
hogs and at the same time supply
necessary nitrogen for the soil in.
1921 which is the cheapest way TO
get nitrogen, the better these farms
will be prepared to meet boil sweevif
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Committee on Statistics OF
Chamber of Commerce of
United States Makes
Report

Washington. Dec. 30.-Continucd
industrial activity is predicted by the
committee on statistics Of the cham
Der of commerce Of the United States
in its annual end Of the year review
Of business and crop conditions.
manufacturers. the report said.
have orders in excess. Of their capacity
and in the retail trade there IS a feel
ing OF confidence Of the continuation
until another harvest at least Of the
demand of all classes Of commodities.
Farmers are reported unusual
prosperous because Of the high prices
Of their products The liberal spend
ing Of the farmers the review assert
ed. is the backbone and sustaining
power of the nresnt volume Of busi-
rcss throughout the country. as they
are paying r,ostly cash and are pur-
chasing ro-ore improved farm ma
chinery and pure bred live stock than
ever before.
OF the general crop situation. the
report stated that rain did much
damage to unharvested crops in the
South and in the Southern portion Of
some of the Central States, reducing
the yield and impairing quality.
Winter wheat acreage will> be mater
tally reduced this fall. the report
said. as the farmers believed winter
wheat production at high prices was
over for the present.
Great activity in buying" the COM
mit1ee added. is reported in sections
EXCEPT where crop failures were eN-
tensive. copper mining is in poor
state silver mining is doing we'll, oil
production is good"
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HOLD BOIL WEE
VII CONFERENCE
County Demonstration Agent
Williams Arranging Program
For Meeting January Is

There is going TO be a big and very
Sumter on January 18th COUNTY
Agent j. Frank Williams is arrans-
ing for this conference and after con-
ference with the farm extension di-
vision of Clemson College. and the
Sumter Chamber Of Commerce Mr
Williams decided on January 18th
az II O'Clock at the county court
room <as the day, hour and place
Among the subjects to be discussed
will be:
Agricultural Credit Under Boil
Weevil Conditions.
Growing Cotton in spite Of the
Weevil
Money Crops Other than Cotton.
Sound Business Farming in this
county for 1920, etc
The object OF this conference is to
bring about full and open discussion
of those problems that are facing
this county during the year 1920 on
account of the presence Of the boll
weevil.
Farmers and other business men.
specialists representing the Extension
Service Of Clemson College and the
Z. S. Department of Agriculture. as
well as others interested VIII take
part in the conference.
Mr.. Williams is very anxious that
the county court room be packed to
its full seating capacity anti in or
der 20 advertise this meeting he is
having the Chamber Of Comerce pub
licity department TO do its best to let
the objects Of this conference be
widely known, and is also having
mailed out several hundred card no
tees to farmers, merchants. bankers.
land owners. tenants. and others
about this conference in the hope that
those receiving these cards will assist
in getting delegations from every COM
munity to attend this important con-
ference.
Every merchant, farmer, profes
Sional man. manufacturer. and other
business men should interest them
selves in trying 10 make this confer
ence q success by talking it up and
others OF the importance
Of attending same. During the year
1920 is the time to get ready TO meet
the boil weevil's big 1921 and 1922
drive against the prosperity and hap
piness Of this county. when the Wee
Vii Will be in full force and prepared
80 slaughter our cotton crop. Diver
sifcation Of field crops, planting Of
tobacco, peanuts, velvet beans. wheat
corn, getting ready for the livestock
business by fencing in land and other
necessary means of offenSe and de
fense against the weevils threatened
adversely are among the 1920 plans
Of preparation. This conference viii,
be of immense value in getting dle
entire county thoroughly organized
and for organizing by communities.
townships, and by school districts.
Every man in Sumter county is ap-
pointed a committee of one TO adver-
tise this conference and see that his
neighbors attend.
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SENATOR'S DIS
CUSS TREATY
Compromise Conference to Be
Held

Washington, Dec. 30.-President
Wilson has not been invited to call
the first meeting Of the council Of the
league Of nations after ratification Of
the treaty Of Versailles has been COM
pleted, state department officials said
today.
There was a suggestion some time
ago that the invitation be extended to
him but the question was not deter
mined at that time. Some administra-
ton officials believe he will acquiesce
but the United States will have, no part
in. the meeting Of the council by rea-
son Of the fact that the treaty has
not been ratified by the senate.
The treaty provides that the first
meeting Of the assembly Of the league
shall be called by the president but
the assemb is not expected to meet
in the immediate future. The. coun-
Gil. however, must assemble in fort
night. after. ratification is completed
at Paris as the carrying out of some
provisions Of the, treaty are entrusted
to it.
Peaee\ treaty compromise talk
reached formal stage today when
Senator McNary Of Oregon. a leader
Of the mild reservation Republicans,
discussed various compromise sugges-
tions with Senator Hitchcock Of Ne
braska, acting Democratic leader 1t
was said that although no agreement
came out Of the conference the con-
versation took a hopeful turn. After
ward both senator's seemed confident
that middle ground could be found
that would insure ratification early in
the year.
The reservations in the majority,
program dealing with Article 10,
Shantung and voting power in the
league of nations, it was said were
discussed.
During the day Senator Hitchcock
saw number of other senators and
Senator Swanson Of Virginia, a Dem
ocrat of the foreign relations COM
mittee. was present during part Of
the talk with Senator McNair. Later
Mr.. McNary conferred with several
on the Republican side.