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The Washington times., 1920-09-19
TOM BURKE's AMERICAN TOUR.

1t will cost 500 to listen to this
young Irish tenor when he sings his
first concert in America. This will
take place September %. at Saranac
Lake, New York. and the admission
price guarantees no preferred loca-
ton.
The preliminary appearance OF Gov
ent Gardens most popular tenor at
Saranac Lake is for the benefit OF st.
Bernard's Roman Catholic Church and
sisters hospital. where hundreds Of
given treatment and the benefit of
the pure air OF the Adlrondacks. The
benefit has for sponsors Governor
Smith and Mayor Hylan of New York.
as well as many other well-known
men. and it is expected to realize over
$4,000. Mr.. Burke has offered his
serviees without remuneration.
Only one concert Is announced for
Tom Burke in Washington. He Will
be heard at the National theater
Tuesday afternoon, Oct tober B. and al
ready there Is great deal OF local
curiosity to see and hear this famous
Irish tenor. who is declared by Puc-
cini to be the ideal interpreter Of
Italian operate roles. The program
will comprise both operate arias and
Irish folk songs. The formal tour OF
Tom Burke opens at the New YORK
Hippodrome on Sunday evening,
Octo ober 3. He will be presented In
Washington by T. Arthur Smith on
the Tuesday following.
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THE ARTISTS COURSE.

power, and critics see in this young
contralto a young Schumann- Heink.
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ssCOLUMBIA" Maud Howell

- SMITH, as she will greet
the foreign delegates to the In
ternatiOnal Congress against
alcoholism, In the Pageant ~The
Spirit OF Temperance 70 be
given on the steps Of the Capi-
tOl Tuesday evening, September
2l, at 8 p. m.
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BOSTON SYMPHONY SERIES

Looming upon the horizon OF Wash
ington's approaching musical season
is the series OF ave concerts by the
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CONCERTS
sOUsA on SEPTEMBER -.


Straight from a triumphal concert
at the Hippodrome. New York. John
Philip Sousa and his band will be
heard in a concert in Washington on
Tuesday, September 2s, at 4:3o. at
the National Theater. A special
Welcome Home" is being arranged
for the famous March King by his
fellow masons in the Washington Ma
sonic organizations.
1t will be anniversary week for
"Sousa and his band" The gala
concert in. New York marks the
twenty-eighth anniversary of this
group of seventy musicians, who
have won international fame under
the direction of the former leader
of the United States Marine Band,
whose crisp swing of his baton was
a part of the National Capitals musi-
cal life.
So Washington is preparing
gala concert for Lieutenant Com
mander Sousa. who has just been re-
leased by the Government from his
war time service and is starting on
a twelve weeks tour of the country.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-06-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA

l. The Undersigned Secretary of
State, of the State of Louisiana, Do
Hereby Certify That:
A certificate copy of minutes of a
meeting of the stockholders of the
LAWTELL FARMERS UNION
WAREHOUSE co. LTD, of Lawtell,
Louisiana, held on the twenty-fourth
day of March, 1920, showing that a
resolution was adopted dissolving the
affairs Of the company, and appoint
ing hquidators, signed by the Presi-
dent and Secretary, was filed in this
office on this the seventeenth day of
May, 1920, and recorded in book ere
cord of Charters" No. SO, folio.
Given under my signature, anthem
ticated with the impress of my Seal
Of office, at the City of Baton Rouge,
this 18th day of May, A. D. 1920.
]. J. BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
And pursuant to resolution of the
Stockholders of the Lawtell Farmers
Union Warehouse Co. notice is here
by given that the said corporation is
hereby dissolved and that Emar La
fleur, Omar Lafleur and S. ]. Gosse-
lin have been selected by the Stock
holders to liquidate the affairs of said
Company. Witness our hand this 25th
May, A. D. 1920.
C. N. BERTRAND,
President
ADAM PITRE,
Secretary.
May 29-3ts.
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Sixteenth Judicial District Court, in
and for the parish of st. Landry, in
the above numbered and entitled
cause and to me directed, / have
seized, and will offer for sale at
public auction, at the principal front
door Of the Court House of st. Lam
dry parish at Opelousas, Louisiana,
at II o'colck A. NJ, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1920
the following described property to-
wit:
One Freeze model separator No.
436 in detail as follows:
1. Separator S2x56 Gearless Blow
ler
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1. Himeky self feeder crank knife
l. Low Dagger
/. Drive belt 8-5 ply $50.
TERMS: CASH
To pay and satisfy the sum of
$1075.00 with interest thereon at the
rate of so per annum from Oct. 4,
1916 until paid and 100 on said a.
mount for attorneys fees.
D. VI. FONTENOT,
Sheriff.
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May "a, A. D. 1920 the following
resolution was adopted:
Pursuant to the certificate of Hon
j. ]. Bailey, secretary Of the state of
Louisiana which said certificate is as
follows:
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PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that at 8
meeting of the Board OF Directors Of
the Iawtell Farmers Warehouse Co.
held at the office Of said Company on
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-06-12

Miss Annie Miller of Iota was
the guest this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Walker.
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iCHERIFF'S SALE
CAPE MANUFACTURING CO.,
versus
C. w. TATE EFT AL
No. q, 267, Civil Docket, Sixteenth
Judicial District Court, Parish
Of St. Landry, Louisiana.
By virtue of a writ of seizure and
lsale, issued out of the Honorable the
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Interest Payments 10
United States Will
Be Extended 3 Years

U.sHTEGTrN, March. !e.-.tn-
nounce,ncnt by Sccreary Houston. that
no further loans would be made \" ihH
allies was believed tonight 10 ind''a :
the adoption 10y III" treasury "t '"'
noli-v favored by the dchtcr naii"ns
nf deferring interest 1srIn"nts Tor inc
next three years "r more.
Under authority granted by con
rrcss 20 extend Slo.0rn. ."n".o"" 'r' "l'S
10 the allied nations, III" treasury ma
made loans amounting !" S9.6'9.N"*. ~
Secretary Houston said that IN"
noindcr of th,, credits authorized would
no, be granted us - Was Thought SUM-
cicnt advances had been maG".
Discussing the question lreaSUr*
officials said that in ri'w oI the 'N'
change situufiuu aud tn" unsctli'" &C.
onom,c condition Of the European ma
uons. during tn reconstruction period.
il would seem adyrsahl" 10 p"rmn them
TO pusipun" iu'"r"s, payments Tor n
least three years Then. II - believed.
they would b" IN i position to me,
their obligations.
Wlth III" interest ON III" loans ""mTU'
ed at fIv, percent IT," total du" til" I'M
,rd States vraTl, T., about $40. oh". .0"0
an enormous Sum for the war ""H'' -
I'd countries t. pay n present.. u m
;rrrSt IS funded INTO long term "n, 'gA-
tIons the interest ON til" payments thu;
deferred will .n,"tu.' t. only S"3. r,oUn
yearly Whirh an b. paid and the circuit
nr ,nc Irh;or nations maintained.
Treasury uSi!cinle ar, work nE on roc
nInu"ndrtIouS TO submit 10 congress nA
10 III. course 10 hr followed # deferred
payments ar" permitted.
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NEGOTIATIONS
SUSPENDED

WASHINGTON. March 10--Negotia.
tionS between the railroad executives
committee and the union representa-
tivcs on railroad Inbor's wage demands
were suspended temporarily tonight.
The first session found neither side
ready and adjournment vas taken after
brief discussion.
The date for resumption OF the con.
ference vas left 10 the executive COM
nl.ttc,. il was Indicated the second
meeting would not be held before FRI
LAY and might not be called until next
week Each side desired to collect GER
tain information" the nature OF which
was not disclosed. before continuing
the discussion. ...-..t.
fhc members Of the executives COM
rni.tec were understood 10 have pressed
for 3 decision on the question of per-
mancnt headquarters for the board.
They preferred either Chicago or New
York. Union leaders opposed this. how
ever. ard the question was laid aside
for future consideration.
This phase Of the discussion was snij
20 have opened up the demand Of the
union heads 10 have the records Of hear
ings. conducted by the railroad admins
tration's wage adjustment board irclud.
I'd in the boards permanent records es
a part Of the negotiations In the pres
,nt controversy. All of these RECORDS
arc in Washington and would have TO
lr moved # another city is chosen for
= meeting place. The disposition seems
ia he 10 avoid difficult problems until
the board is permanently organized. anu
r,adv To begin actual consideration OF
wage cases.
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SIMS DECLARES NAVAL INEFFIC'ENCY
COST LIVES OF 100000 MEN IN WAR

ming If the navy department had aC',
cd nronrtiy. he asserted. the Ln''co
states would have mad 4 million ihs'eau
ri 200 O0u soldiers in frarce ny the
,,,,c the Germans began their srcs'
drive on the western front IN March
1919.
Explaiiung that his r"rommcndA-
,icns many times werc mad" after con-
rcrrnccs with IN" allied naval COM
ruand"r% Nn" admiral said the fa'iure
81 tho dcpartmcrt :" keep him prep
,rI,. Informed ~ t" its plans ana poH-
ri.s was a sNurc" " great cn'barrass-
lN,nt /" him.
Instead. most Of his Information re-
Cardlur American naval plans. he saio
was obtained accidentally At the Brit
sh admiralty or through visiting armed
guard officers.
When hc recommended that N" con-
xov system proposed by tho British ad-
rnIralt,. r." mt into immediate opera
,ion. Admiral Sims said il" received
~ahlrgrnm from Secretary Daniels STAT
,uc- that in regard TO convoy. ! con-
,idcr tha, American naval vessels hav-
ing armed guards are safer WhoA sail
ing independently.
Later adoption Of. tho convoy system
he said. indicated tho wisdom or his
recommendation.
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STEAM ROLLER
PUTS SUFFRAGE
OVER A WINNER
LEADERS OF BOTH
PARTIES FAVORED
Both Republicans and Demo
Gratis Keen for the Votes
of Women

Special Dispatch 10 The lntclligcnCcr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 10 ---
The band wagon. or steam roller. car
rylnG tho suffrage workers in West Nir-
gina. rolled over all opposition IN the
state senate today. and that body took
up. voted upon and passed the house
resolution having as its purpose tho
ratification of the nineteenth amend
ment TO the federal constitution.
Tho huge crowd which had waited
during the Ions hours OF IN" afternoon
let it's rrnt up emotions loose and never
IN the history of the WcSt Virginia
state senate has such a demonstration
been staged The inevitable occurred
The political bosses uf both parties had
decId ded that suffrage was the best thing
for Nest Virginia. and both were eager
10 get the female No;e- Therefore the
sturdy opposition 20 the amendment,
which always had aGitatcd sUbm, ssion
Of the question to the people, went
down IN defeat, but with Colors flying.
senator C;rihbic and Senator Harm"r
nut up another night but the latter
emerged a victor through the timely ar
rival Of Senator Bloch, who broke IN,
blockade tina; had been erected by tho
anti-sufrragc forces.
A significant feature Q. the after
Moons proceedings was the fact that
after Senator Mon;Eomery's seat had
been declared vacant by the suffrage
side Of the senate, aided again by MI
Rloch. that woman appeared and oc-
,.unjcd the former senator's scat. Mont
gomcrv was nustcd by the strict sun
rage vote aided b. Senator Burr. VINO
declared on a former occasion that n"
could not vote for his Democrat" COZ
league because Montgomery mad IN
formed him of his iuten'l"n :" resign.
Eurr voted aEalnS; suffrage, however
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u. S. Liquor Permits
imperative in N. Va,

rhRKEESEURi. ". Va. March 10.
..-l ndcr Z ruling Of tho federal PROM
hItiuu commissioner mad" pghi!" h'r"
today by Director Charles l.Ncly. a
prrnlit issued hy the federal authorities
provides absolutely no immunity from
IN" rcnalitirs nf the state laws.
Mr.. LIv"lys announcement, says N
part:
In many respects ih" West Virginia
rr"h'hitinu llw is more draSti" thAn tho
federal at and federal prohibition en-
furrrmcr, ofICCrs have adopted III
policy Of refusing - issue a permit
whcr" tn, ur' (" b" performed thcrH'
under constitutes 4 violation of tho West
Nirgin,a laws.
Il uJrr This ruling druggists Will NOT
br permitted lo handlc wh.skcy undo:
nuy circumstances, physicians Will not
n. permitted 10 prescribe or US" sam"
N the practice" Of their profession, nni
PERSONS moving from ON" residence I"
another Will uut hr prcmiilcd 10 TAX"
with rnrm any intoxicating liQu"r they
may have on hand
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WASHINGTON. March 10 The
peace treaty compromise negotiations
entered a period o: fcvcrcd uncertain
ty today as tho time approached for fin
al senate action on article ton.
Working desperately for an agree
rncnt, senators on both SIDES OF the
chamber cortounded the plans ot their
party leaders and threw the senate ir-
10 such a tanEle that II tacttly was
agreed TO delay \ vote for several days
In the hope that all clements might be
more certain rf their ground
The hopes Of the compromise advo-
Gates collapsed and were revived hourly
AZ the days negotiations proceeded in
private conference while debate on the
floor dragged on without apparent in
tercs, or effect. Tonight the confer
ences continued with some senator's
hopeful and some hopeless OF the out
come, but with no one confident Of what
might happen.
II was the trcaty's irreconcilahle
Republican opponents who started the
trouble by demonstrating In mill
tani way against The decision OF some
Of their party leaders to assent to =
modified draft OF the Republican reser'
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MORE EVIDENCE OF
BERGDOLL'S S, COWARDICE


NEW YORk Nar'h ito '"uns'l for
Grover E,r,;d"ll a WEALTHY young ihll-
ad.lphiau. ON t-ral h"for" IN army court
h,rc f,- alleged assertion - "Nadlur
th, draf. law. to-day charged '"' pros
ccutiou aith swearing and EXAMINING I
Witness outside thc court room Ia VIOLA
ton OF court procedure. Tn" charE"
va not sustained.
Miss lima Ia, ii"ff. a "lcrh of ~" New
Vivian hotel. TiaECrstown. Md. ''SN'
fed 10 RcrEdnllg's patronage OF tha'
hostelry while government agents were
searching for him Elmer Cortcrman. Il
caraKe keorer At HaEerstown. testified
that Bergdon had stopred .f"r some
months" in tn" town. christina Doyle.
y clerk or local board for Division o..
Philad"lrhia. which registered BergdoIl
in Iune l9lT, rdcntih"d som" Of the
draft documents relating 10 the accused.
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Hp|me Conducts His
CroSS-Examination

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 10
His ou.n attorney. James W. Helmc.
who has been testified. was worked
N run against Henry Ford in the l?is
Democratic primary. presented hS
story 70 tic jury today IN the New
berry election trial. Mr.. liclmc even
conducted the cross-c%amina'ion %!
himself. His testimony 1T ono time me!
= unanimous "bic"ii"n from hoih th1
dcrcpsc and Eoycrnmcn; attorneys.
Except for such points as ma! o.
doyo,oncd in the crnsS-oXamination or
psuI King. the dcfcusc today closed us
case ONLY a brief government rcbuttal
IS in prospect. and Judge clarence W:
Sessions told tho jurors that the enH
~ The case was apparently in sight.
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SENATORS IN
DEMAND FOR
C0RRUP TON
INVESTIGATION
SENSATIONAL SEQUEL
OF SUFFRAGE FIGHT
Allegation Of Use of Liquor
Money Among Anti
SufraglStS
DEMAND TESTIMONY
OF COMMITTEEMAN
Who is Declared to Have
Made Statements to
Newspapermen
DEMAND TESTIMONY
OF COMMITTEEMAN

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March "a
Majurr.y Of thr Republicans IN IN" West
virginia state scuntr tonight ISSUED \
statement. relating that they had DC
mandcd the presence Of Frank Harr"wS.
a representative Of the Republican
national senatorial committees from
Washington. before the stat" senate 10
suhstantiutc the charges ne ~ AlI"sco
10 have made through one, K. VI, Row
eel who is styled A. tn" lhaFI's'"li
Mails capital CORRESPONDENT.
This statement alleges that liquor in
t,rcsts were Influencing the vote IN the
West Virginia legislature on the SUI
frarc proposition, and vlhc charges "f
corruption were made. purportinS 10
have come from Alice laul. "harmah
of tho Woman's National l'arty.
Tho telegram sent Ia Hon. Miles
TnlrJ"x;rr. national Republican scna'
,oral committee. Hon. Howard Sutn.
crlahI aud Hon. DAVIS EkInS, United
states senators follows;
"Wo IN" undersigned Republican
members of the stat senate oi West
Virginia. comprising majority or
the Republican membership ut mat
body and who have voted against
ovcrrulnE tho will Of tn" great major
lty of the people Of Nest Virginia on
the question of woman's suffrage re-
SprCtlruNy demand that You cause the
rntIonuG Republican senatorial com
mittcc To send TO Charleston one
Frank Rarrows an official rcpreScn-
tativC Of that COMMITTEES. who ~ Il
published statement today, charges
that our votes as senators Of The
state Of West Virginia upon woman
suffr,Pr have been influenced by the
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ARRESTEDFOR
WINNING GREAT
SUM At POKER
$350,000 INVOLVED
IN STUD GAMES
New York Manufacturers
Charged With Using
Marked Cards

NEW YORK, March 1o.-Justica
kcrnochan, in special sessions court
today issued n warrant for the arrest
Of Louis krohnbcrg. president Of tho
Bijou Waist company. on a charge Of
obtaining money under false pretenses
in connection with n stud poker gamH
alleged 10 have been played at his home
in December. During III" hearing in
February. Jacob Silverman testified thar
marked cards were used in the same.
The hearing grow out Of complaint
by Assistant District AttorncyThomas
\. McGrath that approximately $780,
900 was involved in a series OF poker
games. at Gropbcrg's home in West End
avenue. the home OF Joseph Schcnck.
motion picture producer. st tho Meal
pin Hotel. and al tho Wave Crest Manor
Hotel at Arvernc. Long Island.
Slvermnn testified that he. los! 1890!
in game at hronbcrg's home and that
h" took away ono of tho decks Of cards
used in the game. These cards, he de-
clared. were later found 10 he readers
tho fleur de lis designs on their backs
being marked in such n way that
player in the secret could recognize
ihcm.
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Grtbble's Attack.

Senator Gribhic then launched his at
tack. lie informed the scnAt" that a
meeting OF the committee had been hold
and tha: majority report had been
prepared and would hc submitted. He
said the COMMITTEES WAS az the unani-
nous opinion that additional evidence
was needed and that after the meeting.
the minority got together. d!Sregarded
L Eentlsmau'S agreement chat existed
and made the rcpor; submitted.
He charged thac the stage had been
reached in the senate when the mem
bers refused 20 obey their solemn agree
mcnt and asked Z X was possible that
they had no respect :or their solemn
word.
IL i has reached thai stage. the
state is in danger declared the speak
or. This Is = question which the sen
ate proposes 70 arbitrarily decide. 10
take s;rcrS arm methods - remove
Scna.or Montgomery who was duly
elected and u,salIftcd- Senator Mont
ron.~v at,p,ared before the committee
and luadc u full and frank statement.
lie resigned his position with coal
company and necessarily had 10 give up
his residence because the company own
ed the home lie became connected with
a construction concern building public
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WOMEN MAY
NOT VOTE At
MAY PRIMARY

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March Ia
Women VIII not vote in the May pri-
mary even though thirty-siN Of the
states raiify - q amendment bcc1r" that
TIM. opponents in tho suffrage nght IN
tho state senate declared tonight.
TIL" election laws Of West Virginia
and tho primary laws must he changed
before women ar" allowed 70 vote. and
in order To mako such legislation "ffcc-
tive from passage the vol" Of two
thirds Of both branches Of the l"gisla-
iurc IS required. otherwise It will be
CTectic" in ninety days. they state.
The senator's opposing equal suffrage
Will oppose the Immediate effectiveness
OF fhrsc laws. II was stated tonight
HcIur" the legislature tomorrow are
these election laws: The bill providing
for th" issuing of charters 10 COM
panics issuing non-par stock. and tn"
bill providing for appropriations for the
expenses Of the Legislature.
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West Virginia legislature late
The final action q"
the house resolution U!
A. Bloch voted for rathcaon senator MONT
declared vacant by he senate
federal amendment Vas
follows:
G6be Uor hH purpose OIL
Staats, Snse president Total 10
Chapman Coae Frazier iara au6n
Lewis Luh her Total l&
of the resolution been
toTeSla
a OF the vote on the question: anu w
the resolution had been aaoPteu
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DELAY VOTE ON ARTICLE TEN
IN HOPES FOR COMPROMISE

walton 10 article tn. So "ttcr'l|" w"r>
their rcprcsentatIuus that tn" leaders
virtually dccrd,d not u offer IN" 0"w
reservation at all
This determination S"nt som" oc tho
mild reservation Republicans on IN"
warpath and produced confusion also or
the Democratic side. whor" senators hNi
lahorrd several days {" lin" VI r"'"S
for the Republican substitute. 'auch.
in n CrCSS-firn from r. S"-Nat'"n k"ruh-
ltcans and reservation Democrats, III"
Republican lead. r. withheld thor I'm
al decision hut indicated that thNy
probably would pres. mt the substitute
If assured OF enough Democratic" do
fcctions to adopt Il.
Meantime disagree mont among the
Democrats became NOR" profound.
partly as result OF 4 meeting in the
office Of Senator owen. Democrat
Oklahoma. at which \ number of Demo
cratic senators are understood to have
expressed approval Of tic cours" OF
party leaders and 10 have promised ac-
tive support TO the movement 10 break
away from President Wilson and &c
ccpt the best COMPROMISE they cou''!
get.
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COURT ATTACK ON
TRADE COMMISSION

WASHlN'iTo\, March - a friend
Is suit t" test n" powers of thu federal
( radc commission was Instituted today
in the supreme court "f ihc district Of
Coulmhil by The Maynard Coal Co. OF
t'uIumnu". ohio, tho first Of several le-
EAl actions planned 10 dctCrmIn" how
far the commission may =" IN requiring
private corporations 10 furnish lnGorma-
tlon ur their business.
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DAVIS DECLINES TO
COMMENT ON ACTION

LONDON. March l0.--Johu W. DAVIS.
the American ambassador d"cl'u'i g."
comment today on In" action Of ihr
WCN, Virginia Democratic state conf
mIttcc IN endorsing him for Ia" Demo
cratic nomination for President. Th"
ambassador SAID nc had NOT. Yet rcc' w. It
;hn ln"ssaG" whI"h rarkHrshurE. W. w..
dispHtrll"N annuUonc"d had hrcn >"rt 10
hlrn hy In, committee tu ascertain lEr
alrltWd" relative {" entering IN" race
Tho answer TO such 4 message would
take some consideration" MIR. Davis
added.
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BOY CONFESSES TO
MURDER OF FATHER

'iIILLICOTHI:. Ohio. March 10
Following c%humhtion yesterday Of his
fathers body Layton Dsvsult. - yeas
old son rf Nuah Davauit a farmer. to-
day confessed hH murdered his parent.
according 20 Officers
ON February c. IN" hoy. who first
called attention 10 his fathers body
lying IN stall in tho barn. said his
father Lad been keI!cI l.: n horse.