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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1920-01-09

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Of the legislature
be given is the increase y
pay of school teachers. Efl \
teachers cannot be had IA
iair and adequate salaries I
paid. Education is matter\
supreme Importance. The bo.
ana girls Of today will be them,
ana women Of tomorrow who W
pide the future destinies Of !,
e. and therefore, everytbir
be done to give them b
alton possible.
stature of 1920 ha
work before it
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21
ALBANY LAW STUDENTS
STRIKE OVER SOCIAL
IST CLASSMATE.

NEW YORK-Jacob M. Gold
enkof, a senior member of the AL
bany Law School, who was re-
Gently expelled for holding radi-
cal views, came back to school
during last weekend on an in
junction issued by County Judge
John J. McMu11en of Science
tady. When Goldenkof made
his appearance in class the, 27O
odd students of the law school
walked out of the class, declaring
that they will not return as long
as their socialist classmate is per-
mitted to- stay with them. The
injunction, which restraints the
school authorities from interior
ing with Goldenkoff's legal edu-
cation, will be fought in the
courts by the school authorities.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
News About Jews Everywhere

The will of the late Samuel
Grabfe1der, millionaire distiller
and philanthropist, who died at
Atlantic City, N. J., three weeks
ago, has been admitted to probate
in the office of Surrogate Abbott
at Mays Landing. Although no
estimate of the value of the es-
tate was filed, it is estimated to
be worth between $5,OO0,OO0 and
100000. The will bequeaths
$4,000 to the National Hospital
for Consumptives, Denver, Colo;
$4,000 for Jewish Hospital AS
ISOLATION of Louisville, KY; $1O,-
600 to the Cleveland Jewish Or
phan Asylum; $4,000 to the Jew
ish Charities of Louisville, KY;
$1,000 to the Jewish Sheltering
Home, Philadelphia.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

Officers and men of Denikin's
army who had penetrated into
Poland have been found in pos
session of valuable furs, jewelry,
and costly decorations of Scrolls
of the Law which they have evil
IDENTIFY plundered during the Tx
raine pogroms. They are offer
ing for sale the various articles
at very low prices.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

Mr.. Charles Nordmann has
been appointed, on the nomina-
ton of the Academy of Sciences,
to the position of Astronomer of
the Observatory of Paris. During
the war he made most important
researches into the determination
by sound Of the position of the
enemy artillery. He was appoint
ed a member of the Research
Commission of the Ministry of
War and an Officer of the Legion
of Honor.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

When the Arrange Opera Com
pany sailed for Cuba last month
it numbered among its principals
the American soprano, Jean
Barondess, who is a daughter OF
Hon. Joseph Barondess, former
Commissioner of Education for
New York City. This is not Miss
Barondess' first operate engage
ment, for she was a member of
the Bracale Company several
years ago. This company is the
one presenting Caruso in Cuba
this month.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21
Page Three
WHY JABOTINSKY WAS DE-
Modified AND SEN
FENCED.


Lieut.. Col. Patterson has made
publicly the following statements.
writes the Jewish. Correspondence
Bureau:
81 regret to hear of the pogroms
in Jerusalem, but I was prepared
for them. For some time past.
had warned the Zionists that
these things would happen if they
left the present administration in
power. I have had examples of
it, my men have had examples of
it, and I was all the time fighting
the anti-Jewish spirit which
showed itself among these admin
istrators. I will not say that they
were all bad, but you know the
proverb that "When the dog is
bad the boss is bad" Major-Gen-
era1 Louis Bo1s told me when L
went to see him in March, 1917,
that he did not want the Jew
ish battalion, and he was going
to back the Arabs. Unfortunate
ly Jabotinsky has been sentenced,
but it is only for the moment, be-
cause that conviction will not
stand. Why was Jabotinsky
picked out? Because he was
good Jew, because he defended
some Jewish souls who were I'm
fairly attacked in Palestine. I
could not understand why he was
demobi1ized, and I asked him one
day if he knew any reason for
this. He said that the only rea-
son he knew was that he sent a
petition-a private letter-to the
Commander-in- Chief asking him
not to treat the Jewish Battalion
so harsh1y. Now I cannot say
what happened to that letter, I
dare say the Commander-in- Chief
passed it on to his Chief of Staff.
The result was a report called
for on Jabotinsky. I saw that re-
port by chance, and it was lie
from beginning to end. On that
secret report Jabotinsky was de-
modified. Jabotinsky had pa
per in Jerusalem in which he at
tackled the Administration. Now
you see why he got IS years pc
nal servitude. am prepared to
prove any Of these statements.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

Polish workers gathered near
textile factory in Bialistok and in
the name of their union demand
ed that the Jewish workers be
dismissed and Christians be, en-
ployed in their stead. They were
soon dispersed by the Jewish
workers of the factory, one of
whom was the famous athlete,
Ashinsky.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

LONDON-We are informed
on the highest authority that the
British government with the ap-.
prova1 of the Zionist leaders has
definitely chosen Sir Herbert
Samuel for appointment as the
first British High Commissioner
in Palestine.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

>. PARASITIC Committee of
Jewish Delegations has now def
nitely set July 10th as the date
for the World Relief Conference
which is to take up the problems
affecting the reconstruction of
European Jewry. The Conference
will meet at Toeplitz, Czecho-
Slovakia.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

From worldwide sources,
Shanghai, Denmark, Egypt, Al
SAGE, New Zealand, the Argentine,
and nearly everywhere else, the.
Jewish National Fund has re-
ceived in the first three months
of this year more than $4,000.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

Rabbi Emmanuel Sternheim
has Just received intimation of
his election at recent meeting
held in Boston of the Interna-
tional Free Trade League to the
Executive Committee thereof.
Rabbi Sternheim has also just
been reelected for the fourth con-
secutive year as President of the
Sociological Club of Sioux City,
Iowa. DR.. Mortimer Herzberg,
M. D., was elected as a member
of the Executive Committee Of
the Club at the same meeting.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

Grand Rabbi Abraham Coin of
Me1il1a Spanish Morocco) was
assassinated on the 5th inst. by a
lew who had recently embraced
the Christian religion and who
claims in his petition that he
be permitted to return to the
Hebrew faith had been refused.
The murder occurred on the steps
of the synagogue.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

LONDON-A new publication
bearing the name of the "Jewish
Journal of Commerce" has just
made it's appearance. 1t is BIZ
lingual issue appearing in Eng
lish and Yiddish. The first num-
Der has some very interesting in
formation regarding the Jewish
markets in different parts Of the
world. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
To Make Investigation.

WASHINGTON. June ic.-Officia'
adyices received here to-day say that
Investigation Il the situation in Turkey
md Asia Minor II a. be- made by the
foreign affairs committee II the French
chamber Of deputies which will center
around The transfer " military author.
Nv over Cunsinniinoplr and the near
cart from French to British command
These adviccs disclose that General ~
i"rcy who after the armisticc occupied
the allies commander In the near east.
was mmmarily recalled frum Cunstan.
tinuplc upon the occupation Of that city
by allied forrrs. commanded by the
British general. Milne.
with this sccond orcuuation of Con.
rtantinonlc. General Milne. accor,ilnr
10 the official adviccs assumed absolute
authority over thu city and determine 4
~ once upon policy ~ active opera.
tiou rgnins, the Turkish nniionalists
In this. he II said 10 have been on
pos 4 by General EEsper"y who In
sisted that since BE- was commander 81
the allied forces IN the Near East. Gen
crli Milne was anSwcrahlc L. his an
thurity.
Conflict between these points q view
tho adyircs say. was responsible fui
~" recall ~ General DEspercy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Mine Union Officials
Are Jailed On Charge
of Contempt of Cour,

PITTSBURGH. Kans.. June i6.-SiS
ufi, nls of tho Kansas branch ~ thu
United Mine Workers 1T America were
found guilty ~ contempt IN the Craw
fui county district count her" TO-DAY
aud wei, sentenced ~ serve until they
wen, r,ady to testify before the Kansas
court ~ Industrial Relations.
Upon an appeal by the mine workers
Attorney Gallery. stay II execution was
granted by judge \ J Curnn. and the
men were released IN bands ~ - 600
each Tho ease b. g. BE- appealed 90 the
kansas supreme Count. GALLERY said to
night.
The contempt charge on which The
ofn,lI~ wrrr convicted grew uut uf the
refusal 81 the union officials O. testify
before tho Industrial court last April
~ thar iimc President Alexander Huwai
district ircad.nt. aud the others were
convicted on the sam" charge and a,n
fnprI tu Jail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Mississippi Elects
Delegates But Does
Not Instruct Them
ny A.socIr,sd Pres.


JACKSON. Miss. June iG.-The dem.
,Cratic state convention to-day elected
four delegates M large In the democrat.
H. national conv ntion al san Francisco
adopted rule requiring Of the dele
gates to vote ~ un.t but u will 30
uninftructci ~ o. candidates
Th-lclegatcs. however were insiruc
ted to work Tor planks In the platform
endorsing the administration Of Prcsi.
lent Wilson his work in the war. the
pracc treaty and the league of nations
The delegates ~ large include Senn.
tors John sharp Williams and Fat
Harrison.
The committee adopted resolutions
condcmning the republican senate and
party Tor its rank partisanship In at,
tempting to nullify the league 81 ma.
lions aud those IN public no. who pre-.
tend to be- democrats. who before. dur.
INK and since the war have not only
refused tn cope with their party asso.
cintcs. hut have Joined hands with the
enemies 1T the government and nariv
republicans In doing everything IN their
power ~ harrais and cmlrNrrass tie
d"m"crailc administration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
WILL INVESTIGATE
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN COMMIT.
TEE WILL BE CALLED TO.
GEfilER SOON.

~ |hHsAHN NaNNN ' w.
ST. LOUIS. June lev. L. Cole.
chairman II the republican state com
miitccc announced here tonight that he
expected o. cail the committee together
In u few DAYS with the request that u
take up the subject Of presidential
campaign expenditures In Missouri. The
committee "a the same meeting, he
uid should also investigate the cam
nai,n expenditures OF the candidates
for IN. United States senator. Governor
ul other state candidates TO discover
whether any q them have expended
money ~ made and promise In violation
the state corrupt practice act
Cole lsft tonight for Columbus. Ohio
whore he said he would meet Harry NJ.
p7urhcriy. campaign manager for Sem
Tor Harding. republican presidential
nominee. 90 return the unexpended bal.
ancra the ti.s5o. which. according 90
his testimony before the senate COM
mlitcc investigating pre-con, ention ~
ulirn expenditures he received frcm
uaurhertv a. stir up sentiment IN Mis-
/. mi for senator Harding as a second
.hoic' candidate. Cntn the settlement
is rdr. he said he does not care 20
s'7te " nat the balance amounts o
Tfo iCca: rspuhlicsns. who ~: here
N'I,f~ aud prepared dsinsnis 20 b.
nf6 cr'cd 90 the state com.a.st-e f,r an
IN 80 raiion ~ campaign fund ,xpcr.
.liurcs is'c decided 90 aV'ait ccle's NJ.
'iH1 - presenting their cta.aps1 4
D. said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
SCHOOL FUND BILL
HAS BEEN PASSED
M lSt'RE CARRIES EMERGENCY
PRECIPITATION on
Si.siS.000.
Gy Associated Pres.

lN NtAuf taAsl Iftaa
AUSTIN. June lG.--Thr Legislature
har PASSED hill carrying AN emcr
gcrcy appropriation cf $685. 600 Tor
the University of Texas. A. and NJ. Col.
lcgr and the college 1T Industrial Arts
and the state Normals to be- used Tor
the remainder uf IA" present and the
next fiscal year This was one Of the
recommendation ~ the governor. \
hill providing Tor DINNERS un motor
vehicles was defeated In the house 10.
day when the enacting clause was
stricken from the measure. Both
branches ~ the Legislature have passed
bill Increasing the fees at Texas shcr.
IFS approximately 50 percent
Heads uf all state departments are
required To- make quarterly reports to
tho state hnard Il control Il their trav.
cling .Npenfrs and that IT their EN-.
plo,rs aud the buard " io make q bicn.
nial report to the Legislature. under p
concurrent resolution adopted by the
legislature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
DULUTH IS QUIET
FOLLOWING RIOT
HOME GUARDS AND NAVAL MILL
TIA TAKE CHARGE %
SlTt ArlON


DULUTH. Mimi. lur" iG-With
the departure tonight of he two com.
panies uf guartlsmen sent here Tor riot
duty. home guards and naval militia
took over patrol of the district where
las, night mob of 5000 persons lynch.
ed three negroes suspected 81 compli.
city In an attack on white girl.
Investigation ~ the rioting was start.
81 today by county officials. prelimin'
AIRY 10 the converting tomorrow of a
special grand jury II was stated chat
Governor Burnquist could institute q
state inquiry.
There were No untuward dcmonstra.
tlnns today. and thirteen negroes roust.
abouis with circus that appeared here
Monday were under guard In the county
bail are held IN connection with thn
attack ON me white girl The auih"ri'
ties de- not expect further trouble.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
BODY Of WOMAN,
HEADLESS, FOUND
IN MISSOURI LAKE
rot Nj WITH WIRE CLOTuI> LINZ
k>D WEIGHTED Win
lIkON RAllS.


ST JOSEPH No June o. The an.
ihoriii-f tonight hld no ,iu' o. 90. den
tiiv II Young woman. who's hradlrs-
.dy was found today In Like here
Tn" h'-iv wHs nude bound 18th wire
olDih'r line iul weighted dewn q. ~
two iron bel rails
n o. co., ih,ur, of thr paiiJs 'he mur.
dnr wac committed eruc distance FROM
o.. llk" md a.. l".l, titrs There ~ 10
disposed -
They sl.n l-li.t" thh' 900 slavsrs In.
tended to throw ihr luiV into ~, Mis-.
""uri river bar usdr a mistake is tn
,tit,r vac orl, zoo wards from tho lake
20 The point whrr, 40" ho.ly wae found
tn. poli,e were informed That ~ ~
tonfolilc src,rci With hnod anil con.
t-ininc hool .'1iroi 'lathinc WIS
found c1fly ihir week ~ Armour iunr
iiou Mir-nrti '. wiae south ~ - IT,
s.ph " Be- believed 'his csr NAV hr,"
had some connection with the crime.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
TRAIN CUTS OFF HAND AND FOOT
OF MAN TIED TO RAILS BY TWO
BANDITS AFTER BEING ROBBED

rturu tu CIrrlton w., was waiting
at thr Wtufh station when the
49," men approached him. and with
rrf'l,rfs commanded him tu enter
th'ir m,t.r ,rf. ho oii.
A.'.r ruhhnr him. BE- declared.
thr m,u piirrd HIM directly in thu
miidlH eft th' railway track and
huund him there o. struggling.
however Do. had managed 90 free
his right fuut and right baud .nd
90 manvu,'r h,r busiy o. the outside
az the rail having only hts left
fooi and hand across the rails
iic was pickci up by the train
rrsw and brought hack here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Reorganization Oppo>~,l.

DIES MONIES. June ie --l'roposcd re-.
mrl1uiyling II the General Federation
Wum'ns clubs wa opposed at this time
hy many speakers 10 an open discussion
~ the subject this afternoon by the
council II the federation The question
win hc presented 90 the biennial con
y'ution tomorrow ana after discussion
uuf 90 vote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Consider STRIKE.

w Afat' iaifd lWhs
BRISTOL. England June te-irish
d,i,rni"s 1nd the entire executive com
mitt,r 81 The National urion ~ Rail.
r1d rcn in conference TODAY consid.
cred the Irish strike situation "A.
iuuumcut was taken until tomorrow
without r,a,hiug d,nnit, dc,isiun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

ly A..r. ,aiei rffss.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Mo.
June o. -G,Urgf VI Underwood
tlrrtiun. Missouri. was furc,d Nv
tvH m.u tn enter a motor car her"
tuu,ehi. vas taken tn q spot near
th. Wabash tracks. hall mil"
ium Excelsior springs robbed -
SO aud was Earrri and bound %
tHr rails with hathod wirt \
Wabash passenger train passing
holt ~ hour later. cut 81 his left
fuut and hand
According e. Underwood he hal
i-.,n iu Kansas CitN twla, and had
stopped AZ Exccisior SPRING on his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Sympally Tendercd.

Lord Curzcon the British foreign see.
rotary bringing up the subject at the
public meeting to-day at 81. James pal
nee. said that the council had rendered
Us sympathy to the Persian government
IA the difficuli position In which Il had
been placed aud agreed that II had
lone rightly IN opening discussions
with the RuRans,
SIT Erie Drummond dealing with the
subject of the council sending an la
vest eating commission Ia Russia. an.
nounccd the council could do more than
note Moscuw's refusal as stated IN
the Soviet reply a. the councils first
request tor permission 10 investigate
the country. when the Soviet foreign
minister VI. Ticherin said the question
II safety prevented II from receiving
the commission until the situation
created had taken more favorable
turn"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
One Killed, | Hurt;
When Bandits Make
Attempt To Rob Bank

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June i6.-A customer was
shot and killed and n policeman wound.
I'd when five armed bandits made an
unsuccessful attempt 10 rob the Dres.
sci Commercial and Savings Bank. on
the west side today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
CABINET CRISIS
IN GERMANY OVER
Nv A..c, ;n,.a Pres

Nv Asso, 'n,sd Pres
lnNlltN, June Following neg
citations between Karl Trimboru
leader IT N" German c,utcr party with
the majority socialists. the cabinet
crisis may lc regarded ~ solved. saws
"a wireless message from Berlin
The new cabinet viii d. composed II
rDpr,s utati,c' uf the center plrtv. the
ttru1n peoples Wty aud tlr dem"
rats md viii have tn "hru,yol nj
rtit IVY ul thr majority socialists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Harvest Under Way

Commenting ON the condition of win.
tor wheat. IN" bulletin reports that tho
warm weather ~ the week FASTENED the
maturity ~ the crop In the southern
portion ~ the belt, causing Il IN ripen
rapidly Harvest is progressing rapidly
In southern oklahoma.
The agricultural department reports
'hnt rur'ng wheat made n good ndvanc"
In ncnrlvall portions 81 the belt and
Tint the weather was generally favor
able Tor oats. rye and harley, except
In few localities where u was ton
dry.
The vshhcr favorahly affected rye
IN Texas according to reports. and IN"
crop mndc cv"cllcn, advanc" In the
lower Mississippi valley while u i
much improved In Georgia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
JOHNSON To LEAVE
FOR COAST SUNDAY

Wv Nf'Netf'sF fFrss
CHICAGO. June lG-Scnator Hiram
W johnson of California will return To
Chicago Friday from Washington and
viii depart Tor the Pacific coast On
sunday. his son. \. ~ johnson. said
to-day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
COTTON PROGRESS.
NOTED OVER BELT.
DURING PAST WEEK.
WEATHER CONDITIONS FAVOR.
ABLE TO CROP ~ MOST
SECTIONS.
SPRING WHEAT IMPROVES
Recent Warm Weather Has IIasiened
Maturity of Grain Report Says
Isui Harvest Well Under
Way

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June lG.-Cotton
has made satisfactory progress In prac.
ticnlly all portions of the belt and sub.
stantial Improvement has been reported
from many sections. according To the
weekly weather crop bulletin issued 20.
day Nv the department of agriculture.
The week was moderately warm and
generally dry throughout the cotton
growing states. the bulletin stated. and
proved beneficial 20 the crop.
"Thc warmer nights I'm the more east
ern districts were especially favorable. -
the department reported. and the crop
las improved in South Carolina to near,
~ ~ average condition. while the most
fa',ij hlc week ~ the season was ex.
peiioa"cd In Georgia, The plants are
sti'l smrll and late however. IN the
later state. which is also the case In
Alsbqui. THE crop made excellent pro.
grcss h. Mississippi. hut IL about two
weeks late II ere. while che fairly good
stards ate mostly well cultivated In
r, in,t."c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
I'lrsi Practical Test

The supprrtcrr II the league antlci.
pat.d action by the council on the Per
sian appeal Tor Intervention as the first
practical tcai 1t IT, power to settle
international disputes. hut the council
after two DAYS deliberations concluded
that IL was desirable IN order 10 give
every opportunity for success Tor the
exchanges going ON between Teheran
and Moscow. ~ await the fulflllmcni
IT Muacow's declared intention before
determining the manner ar bringing
TIC leagues machinery into play.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
rRENCH ElTTN ION
REPORTED TAKEN PRISONER

Nv Associated frrts.
PARIS. June IA French battalion
which has been occupying Hozano. ~
"icliI Asia Minor. northwest of Adnno.
has been taken prisoner hy the Turi
according a. the Temps tDdav.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

~ AssNtiaisd ffrfs
HANOVER. y ~. June IA stu
dent quarrel over whiskry early to-day
I,sultcd In IN" KILLING of Henry r. Ma
roncy II Mcdford Massachusetts,. q
senior AT Dartmouth college and the ar
rest ~ Robert T Meade 90 - Grange
Illinois q junior. charged with the muir
de-.
Meade lied after tn shooting NJ Ma
roncy's rooms In thu Theta Delta chi
fraternity HOUSE While posse NJ
students searched Tor him he walked
twelve miles to Mascuma station and
BEARDED train Tor Boston
lie was captured on the train hl
sheriff Murray who iuok from him az
automatic pistol and obtained q con
f,ision In which Meade claimed he fired
In sslfdofcnsr. when arraigucd on th,
murder charge Meade waived cNamina
ton aud was held without hail fur th'
September grand jury. "" was taken
tn the county bail at W",~lsvillc. III
answered that his dcf,nss would b" III
r.,ied by has father. \ u. MEADE 81
Chiago. who II an attorney.
Claims Srlf .D-isnSe.
Mradc's claim he acted IN self drt'ns
was not supported by details given hN
others Esrly statements nv the collcg'
authorities that visit IT, Meadr's roou
early this morning by Maroncy ans
other students had no connection with
liquor were disputed hy subsequent
statements
Harold ". Whitaker of Somcryillc
Massachusetts,. Maroney'S room mate
told County Solicitor John Newton tina