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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
PRESIDENT HAS
All Members of Immediate Fam
ily Are Present TO Extend
Congratulations
KING SENDS GREETINGS
President spends Day Quietly at
Home While Mrs. Wilson
Entertains.

WASHINGTON. Doc. 2A--Isresident
Wilson. Who entered the white nouee
AZ the age ~ &c. today celebrated the
sixty y-f3urth anniversary q his birth,
his last birthday before ret tsrlng to the
life of a private citizen.
All The members or the presidents
immediate family. with the exception
Of VIM. g. MeAaOo. hts son-in- iaW,
spent the day with him. Business en-
gaEements prevented Mr.. McAdoo
coming 70 Washington. bat Mrs. Me-
Adoo. Mr and Mrs Francis n. Sayrs
Mr Wilson's son-in-law and daughter
and Miss Margaret Wilson. the third
daughter. were present for an informal
birthday party given ~ airs. wilson
FOR the president.
Numerous messages OF convrat8la-
tons were received at the white house
during the day. Including one from
King George. Of Great Britain.
Mr.. Wilson spent the day duletly
and with Mrs. Wilson ente~gafne4 q
} siehson Mss Mariorie Brown. cousin
of hls FIRST wife and her flance Ben-
iamin Hill 1T New York. whose wed
ding took place tonight AZ ne home
of the bride Mra wilson, together
with Mrs AIoAdoo. Mrs Sayre and
Miss Wilson attended ths wedding.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
tBy Assoe,atss Press

HURLEY Wis u~r 81 Pc ieral
prohibition agents from Chicago ws-
tied nearly tW, score saloons arrested
about seventy persons and confseatei
two loads q liquors In a raid f7at
started shortly before noon today and
continued for several hours THe 9rla-
onsrs and evidence were taken 90. Il
10 rronwood and thence e. Ashland
VIE. where probably tomorrow tht
men VIII 81 srraignea before rnittd
states coulrr lsaloner or rharge
violating the federal p-osIh,tion aus.
The ra4d was uudeat tsEer 81 me d.res-
tion 0f Judge kensaw Mountain Ian
dis. of Chicago, aua was piaautd ~
wrnuk b. RicharasoH. newly appointed
brohfbition enforcement agent f1r This
district The raidlng p1rts of afty or
moro WAS IS charge ~ Joseph CaUa
han
The rpvd ma followed h. tscrts
grew IA fow minutes 20 more aan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
HARDING HEARS
OPPOSING ADVICE

MARION Ohto. Zee CUnnlctlne
counsel reRardlnH an ansocia ton ~
nations was Elvtn President elect
flardinn today hg former supporters
e the league 80 Versailles
Senator McCumher - North Dakota.
who voted for unreserved ratification
of the Versailles treaty. advised the
president elect % put the league
aside and tra fof ucw deal
al around lu biz efforts to form am
infefna tional peace Fuclcte Oscar
strauss 20 New York. FORMER amhap
sador % Turkey and pro ieanue work 5
er rs the treaty nEhf. took the posi-
iion thai the United States should ac-
cept the league in some form ana
should launch itH next move for
world peace through that agency
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
HARDCOAL MEN
DISCUSS WAGES
Agreement by Operators TO Adj
just Inequalities nefers
Strike Threat.
INCREASE Is REFUSED
Existing Wage Agreement Of II
Percent Advance viii BE
Carried Out.

HALELT0N p8A Dec. Accepting
the 0ffer OF tho operators 60 adjust ia-
e,lualifies and iniustices within tn
preseni wage asrecwent the general
scale c0mmitl ~ co the anthracite mine
" 0rkers late today instructed lls sun
committee o meet with representa-
tives of the OPP rRters and eydeaVor 10
work oUt a basis II settlement that
VIII bring general satisfaction % the
anthracite mine Wosk kers
None Of tie demands 0f The hard
coal miners for additional wage Ia
creases viii be dropped. Thomas ken
neny. chairman of the committee. an
nOunced. aiding that an attempt would
be made agaln 10 have the operators
consider them as part ~ the existing
inequalities"
"0ur sole desire Is 70 work ous q
constructive program" asserted Ken
nedy. hat viii rive general satlsfac =
ton &c ihe great body of anthracite
mine +. tHrs and stability in the re-
giop operators also Will be asked
10y the Sub committee, il was learned.
TO SEE tlal al miners in the field set
The II percent increase xecentiy granted
in the commissl0n'ss award
Charges have beer made hv repre-
sentatiVes Of The miners that thou.
sands of miners In the three anthra-
4 - districts have never received the
full increase.
The action ~ the convention. whica
convened to receive the reply 0f the
operators who rejected their demands.
~ approximately i3 percent and a SIX.
hour day. was unanimous.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
Harding Almost Ready
To Announce Cabinet
seven Members CT Official Fam
ily Are Almost Definitely
Determined Upon.
WEEKS TO RULE THE NAVY
Seems Almost Certain, Also.
That Herbert Hoover VIII
BE Given Place.

AAlAONs Ohio. Dec ~e-AesmN
weeks OF consideration and eon=ulta-
ton. President ELECT Harding Il noa~-
tns decision on several o. his most
important cabinet appointments.
u may - said authoritatlvely thai
20 Tar no such decision has benn aaas
ana that any suggestions he may have
aropped on the subject have been os
tentative and Indefinite uature. It
- equally certain. however. that irs
MS talks here with leaders IN many
Walks or hia he has Indicated clearly
what men ara uprermost Ia hIs Enind
- 80 asks tor advice oa the makeup
OF bis official family.
Those who have eilass,saasts fg,e nua~
ton with him intimately believe that
appointments under very mvrteuw eer.
sideration include the following.
Charles =. Hughes 81 New Ysrk
secretary q state. Charles q. Dawes
OF Illinois. secretary OF the TREASURY.
John IL. Weeks OF Massachusetts. ses..
retary II the navy: WIN III. Havm Of
INDIANA, postmaster general of seore.
tafy e the interior: Henry wallace ae
Iowa aeersfary of asricuIture: Hef
bert Hoover ~ California. secretary Of
labor. and Harry NJ. Dansherty. Al.
tnrnoy general
Hos MANY % these actually win -
given the places for which they ara
most prominently mentioned II "A
question fhat even Atr. aarding him.
self Is not yet prepared 20 answer. Al.
ready several shifts have BEEN naas
II MS tentative appointment slate "a
re has worked his Way toward = .1af-
ane"d end harmonious cabinet and
ether ehangss are expected before the
last dectal0n r. made IL ia curtain
that for several Of the places men.
uon~d the president elect mas more
than one fnan under consideration nnd
that the hat of seven possibilities gls-
81 here IL Far from conplete. In re
gafd fo most o. the cabinet posts de-
eisinss may be aeferesa foA Aa~~gAl--
Nfs.As ana the insersesling period ~
avhb4Fatien may change the whnie
"a" - ne nsoOiefn aaa make aae
kuess at the present moment So uoea
as another
SIR HardinF's selections for seere.
tary 81 state ana seoretary az ths
treasury are expected t. be knasen
definitely within a fsw davs. AZ tie
same time ne NAV make public the
namo ~ one or two others an whem
ae has definitely decided Tor member
shlp - the cabinet
Aside from the seven names men.
toned recently gossip abon' HARDING
aeaalunrtsrs has brought - fhe fore
he names of several possibilities VITO
hitherto have beeu IN the BACKGROUND
q cabinet speculation Among these
IRE Joseph Dixon 0f Montana. proml
1ently mentioned for secretary Of the
ntsri Charles . miles ~ Neu
York discussed FOR secretary ~ onfn
neree ur the treasury. and A. = Herr
u Kentucky. whose name has been
associated with the portfolio of war
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
WILSON ADVISED TO
SIGN RAIL BILL

WASHINGTON. Dee. ~1resldaui
Wilson was adS ised by the interstate
aaiumerea commission TODAY ta sign
fhr hlll rnsgutiN passed bv congress
Mcndlma thr tfaanpoI tatl8n act 40 as
IS defer until January 1922. operation
q section 81 10 ihe CLAYTON anti- trunt
aet The recommendation hy ne com
mission ca which the president refer
rsI ths btu Was understood o. have
neen Isl Fote nf 8 to
The anii-trusi art section which
would "a suspended prohibits rail
reads purchaslnE equipment and other
~HEntirH from eOmhernA tn which tht
raada are Interested except with a.
ufn2ai ~ the Interstate commerce com
mission
~ N Johnston president ~ no In
tefnatinuai Association ~ MarhlnIsts
reeenily requested tae president AZ
fslmQiY lemaiiEaA ! EFeat steal from
fhe american ruhiir
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
NEW HAVEN SUIT
HAS BEEN SETTLED

NEW YORK. Dec 2S-A compromise
IN the staOO0Opn stockholders equity
suit against William Rockcrfeiier and
other former directors ~ the New
York. New Haven snd Hartford railway
was effected here today when Federal
Judge Charles ~ iough ordered thp
action discontinued
The terms ~ thr campromlse prgyid-
ed NAT The individual defendants.
AGAINST whom waste ana WismauaEe-
ment were charged. pa tbe NcW VIA
ven. the corporate defendant. % jl0 :
N0 which counsel f1r ihe rohd ta-
uleht said he'd been done
Thcn The Judge issued ON order an
lowing the lawyers for tbe complain
ants as{3 113a lhird 80 the com
pronls sum upon their application for
fees disbursements snd EXPENSE. tD
b paid aut ~ the settlement money
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
BLOCK APPROVAL
OF DENVER SALE

nENAE EN Dnf sss-lhafEins that The
tuagnent a9aiusi the Denver and Rlc
isF nd Railway company en- which the
.ais 81 thr road 20 4 tito 81 NsW Yerl
sfGt - Unlawful tanxp Tracy an1 roIiu.
ion. = number " Stockholders in thf
lfsaveF and hio 0rande railroad have
heNun further court prneeeainzs a.
rreteBt confirmation II lhe sale a.
rnFffn1 o. announcement hV the rlpfk
~ fnf itfd states district court here
taalaV. Tnn Cnmpisinants. Wha nlstm
- ~ owners nf a8 shares 70 preferred
~ lection ~ ihe Judgment n 80 ua
oel aaainsi ihe railroad c0mpans
r9tnr m ne EqtHtahle Trust common
IA New N1rk. ha HrQalbllcd ana tae
eals 49, slL<A@
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
RECORD AIRPLANE
FLIGHT PLANNED

SAN ANTONIO. Dee 2e-An attemr'
90 nv 2.059 miles from Florida 70 Cali
fornia In IN aiTpiane ia 20 hours viii
be made Feb. - by Lieutenant Alex
snder Pearson. Jr Major Henry g
Pratt. air offlee ~ the Eighth corps
area. announced today. Lieut. Pearson
won the transcontiuentaI air race last
winter
The fliRht vii be inside in three
10 Beach. Jacksonville. Flo ida The
first hop of s8A miles VIII be made o.
Ellington field. Houston. Texas: the
second from Eilin&ion field 20 FL
paso. n distance - Gt0 miles, aud the
third Is scheduled from ~ paso to
Rockwell neld. san Diego Cal. 6la
miles
The fligbt viii 30 the first attempt
q crofs Tie continent FOR continuous
speed record. the two necessary steps
eniv requiring IS minutes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
BRITISH CEASE
using HUN Dye
Prohibit Importation Into Eng
land Of DyestulIs from
Former Enemy
HAS WIDE AMIN
Chemical Experts Say Britain
Believes Poison Gas is Fu-
ture Weapon.

WASHINGTON. Dec gs-By rho
passage ~ the dVeHfufTs import reg.
uiations sct. Great Britain has dem.
ltelv accepted the theory that poison
gases Will be the suprcma weapon u
the next war and az tlac sume time
has opened the way Tor the entry of
German dyes into this country ac-
cording 20 the views expressed tonight
hy chemical experts ~ the govern
menf
The British act. Nhich became a law
yesterday. prohibits the Importation
~ dYestufs into Great Britain for 10
years. which government exports de-
olared will enable England 20 build
ZAP her dye industry 20 q point of COM
pleto independence from tbe outside
world
Poison Ear and dyestuflH both come
from coal TAR 81 was explained and
from the manufacture ~ the cummer-
cial article % the production - the
military weapon - but another step
81 IA continuous process. Ey inauFing
the development of the dye industry
chemical experts here said Great brit
attn has iaid the groundwork for pos
slhie widespread use " gaM iu war
fare a. chemical factories can turn
from the manufacture 81 dvstuns 10
O. the production 81 poison Faa prac-
tleaily AZ viii. Direct competition IN
thia country between German ana
American made dyes also Is seen hy
officials here as result 20 the Brit
ish dyostuns act
An innux ~ German dyes would
probably mean. officials frankly stat
~ rhaf the development - the Arlur-
lean industry would 10 hindnrnd and
the United States would
fall behind the other nations in ability
IA war
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
WOMEN VOTERS
IN CONFERENCE

ATLANTA. Ca. Dee 2S.~-The flrst
large gathering Of women suffragi sts
On The south since ths enfranchisement
81 w0mca VIII Dee held IN atlanta Fel
and =. when the th rd regional con
ference Of the National League for
Women Votes VIII convene here. II
was announced today. The third re-
rion Includes the District ~ Columbia
Georgia, Florida, Alabama North caro-
lima. Mississippi Louisiana and Ten
nessee. Problems confronting the new
voters VIII he discussed by prominent
women from all the states IN the re-
gi0u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
RELIEF WORKERS
IN ARMENIA SAFE

NhW YORK. Dec 2e-SeNCn Ameri
can relief workers who have been cut
on from outside communication In
I RIA. Aslatic Turkey since August "a
were reported safe and waiting oppor-
tuniiy i0 leave iA dispatches received
here lod9y hE lhe Near East relief
OWNS to restrictions imposed hy
Mustspba kemai pasha On the move
meuts NJ relief workers in territory
held hy Turkish Natloualists, the Near
tasf relief announced the departure OF
the personnel in Irfa probably will be
delayed far some time among those
whose safety was assured TODAY was
nr Joseph = stewart. Ir. 81 the gqf-
N"rsiiy ~ Georgia. Athens. Ca Who
WIS heard from lo~t 10 Dlarhekir
northeast ~ Irfa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
INSURANCE AGENTS
MEET AT JACKSON

JACKSON Miss Dee 2s Fire in-
suranra gents from every sertou of
ibe state met here to-day a pfe.an )
mar, en- confer nre tn ha he'd to-
lEsnt ana ATTORNEYS repreScgiing ,hc
tfn coWua aHiee WIa wsrH made def
trust -ut nied De- tho revenue dcpart
ment. N Bn grecmcut Is reached -
the garuisbmen' feature of thr action.
Il was stated that tha companies
might resume business
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
MISSING BANKER
IS AGAIN SOUGHT

ATLANTA, Dec. Possibility that
the mysterious disappearance here
December ~ f9is. % &. e Duke. presl.
dont of the bank of Milan. ia mlgnt
have beea connected viii the oaera-
ton Of an alleged gambling syndicate
which the grand lury 4 lnxeslswe ting
was discussed to-day between Solicitor
General Boykin and y. 81 OuAes. of
savannah. Ca. brother 0f the mlsagne
man.
Ar. natkes xieciared INVESTIGATION had
shown tlef. Sak if0 f3ra36s arlfieN IN
his brothers affairs wlsteh would have
explained his voluntary disappearance
and expressed the theory fhat ia
might have been murdered ard his
body shipped away ia = TRUNK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
NO FOUL FLAY Is
SHOWN ON BODY

GREENNtLf p. :. q. Dec 2s-Ru-
mors Of foul play in tno death or oct.
"a II Airs. ,. ID. Grant of Oconee coan-
~ are not sustained by the physical
injuries found on her body. according
to statements made ny two Walhaila
physicians who this morning conduct
81 post nlorfem examination after
the body had been aisinterred st Fair
Play cemetery. under instruction Of
Solicitor Leon ". Harris Of Ander-
son.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
FRAT MEN HOLD
BUSY SESSIONS

ATLANTA ga.. Zee - --rhn lhlr-
- slfih biennial convention of the
PIN Delta Theta fraternity. with aeie.
oates from SO colleges ard universities
In tho United states ana twro in Can
= da. was opened here today with at
dresses of welcome by Governor Dur-
sey. Mayor Key aad other officials
Delegates from alumni clubs md
numbers of local phis also were psess
snt az the meeting. which was preaid-
cd over by Justice Price Gilbert us
the Georgia supreme court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
HARBOR STRIKE Is
LAID TO OUTLAWS

NEW YORK. Dee. IS The harbor
strike. Involving members of the boat
mems union and the masters mates
and pilots union. which has heVn
called Ter Jan. /. WAS termed an out
lew affair" by Fredeslck A Russell
president OF the beat owners asaocia
tion in an aulgimatum - union leaders
tonight. About 1a00 men VIII b at
fected and 800 vessels tied ~ II the
threat Is carrie ont. he added.
The boat owners wiii meet Thurs.
daE "a consider the situation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
BOLSHEVIKS TO
HOLD AMERICANS

WASHINGTON. Dec 2H.-Aa uncx
pla ned refusal cf 'he b0lshevlki al
thGritlas 20 Permit them 50 proceed
caused few Americans who bad al
most succeeded IN leaving soviet Rus
sia - ha returned % 5etroxrad SO 10
rardlpa lo advices received today AZ
the state department from Battle
sources neTorts 50 the denartmeut
earlier Ii the day were that ihe Amer
cans an1 several persons Il British
ana other national ties had been PEE
mitted to move toward the froG.ier
rw
Approximately 100 Americans ere star
heinz detained In Russia according tc
state department estimates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
ROAD TO
HOLD employees
(Rv Assooisted P~uss)

ROANOKE. Dec. p In gfgink cut
GEures p8rp0rting &C. show q marked
Improvement IN railroad operation
siuce the period ~ federal control
N0rfolk ard Western railroad o. clais
today announced that there Is nc
contemplation of any certain reane.
ton In tbs number 81 employs in
any department
The officials added that ~ business
falls on the number 20 employees ns
iuraily VIII be reduced hut that 10
let up Ia business Is expected
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
italian Regulars Have.
Occupied Half Of City.
Flnman War Continues With Al
Accomplishments Of Regu-
Lar Fighting.
MAYOR ASKS ARMISTICE
Insurgents Agree t0 Practically
All Terms Suggested b.
Government.

AhflAZtA. nce. qs-The taking 80
FtnMe from the poet comm snder has
Nit TIE aerumuanimemia - war with
lis eKcepli0u That q ilfe can he spared
WI ~ 8gmh4rdmcnis hy uhe az
tIngfy and haiileshlps machine guus
nn1 nomhs with Intermittent rifle FIRE
ink eonilnued throughout ihe dag.
fhn regulars are Weil within me
flit, They occupy haf 20 thu citS
W8fi0 a nAuuWnElu'e forces amnushed IN
me houses, rrsist with determination
l1 We ever decreasing semi circle
. With has q L. hase the sea The
liaibn resulars are dlsplaYing perfect
aisalplIne
t0NnON. nec e. A dispatch 10 tht
LpHdon Times from Rome SAYS ihC
linafoF 0f Flume requested an interview
Nuesdey wilh 0fneral EaviRila ana an
lMHtadiaie aFInisiife ga tbs following
ruaHtl0ne
Flrsi Wiuldrawal ~ the govern
meat troops a. their former positions
.efond The reReney "a evaeuate
Nesln and Afbe and hand back ihv
government vessels Mnarmed or Mita
iNf promise laat thcf VIII rot be
Uasa aenanHi flumc
fblfd Control of the lexl0nair,s
Nnm fiume Independently oi the iiai-
flH eeferumeUt
Fisrit fhe admission 81 ! Plume
a lssaie o. Iaf commission which i 10
itle tHe fate ~ Port Naruss
tNttf conditions are virtually Those
fupus@i bt fhe government recently
sna seefulHiN reiecisd hN dAnnuuEl0
fne siAiement 81 Premier Gi0lclil. II
lnF zen te courerulnN tae situation in
fuape - awaited ~ h0rue with thg
Nfesiesf ankteiA fhe correspondent
Says
iWlNE ilee 9s rlfnN eu Fiume IS
thr ilaNau hiNekadiaN force will Dc
sukNeuafd ~ was derlded AZ 4 confer.
auee ia Auhaxia iodfN according i0 ad-
Wees refeiNed here.
fHf suspension was requested hy
the director ~ national defense ~
flume and me mayor of tne osts. who
Wrt Ger. Frrferin. commander ~ the
Nlef kAdlnE foref o. discuss lhr pos.
=. a tAk& endIu9 huetuftlrs
Conference ln the mnfuiNE 81
aftieFai lnf0fmHd ihe deieeates that
pour pnfiefs were impossible Without
prior rrenEniii0u 50 the treaty 81 Hap
clio. such reeuE1iti0n having not hecn
given. thr delegates decided ~ return
to Flmmg to discuss lhe matter and
asked far another meeting in the 81
ternanm IheN also requested q sus-
pension nf ihe nrins which was
sfauicd
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29

NATIONAL POLICE
BUREAU PROPOSED

TRENTON. n. j.. Dee. rs Establish
eau in Washington. through which In
formation could 70 flashed around tie
werid 10 keep check on movements
~ known criminals. was one a. tne
principal recommendation made az d
conference here today - state eouu-
az and municipal officials. lied ns
Governor EdN ards so devise some
meals ~ combating the present crime
wave In New Jersey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
~ MENDENHALL DROPS
PARDON APPLICATION
Especial 70 The Journall

Tallahassee. dec 2s--It
was officially announced this ar
ernoon from the governor office
that tho application for tho Men
denhau PARTON. scheduled 20 BE
heard Wednesday. had been with
drawn. This Information was
learned from the secretary OF the
board who was just 81 receipt u
a letter from Mcndenhaii himself
IN which the'latter stated that ne
had concluded that this vas not
the proper time 10 make applica-
tior for the pardon. The secretary
also stated that the cane would not
come up for consideration during
the present administration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
PLANT
BADLY DAMAGED

NNfLMtN5TUN. U9L. boc. q = Fire
whieh broke out ia tho plant 0f the
WlImin.ston Leather company t0pight
caused damAae estimated b. James l.
Ford. treasurer Of the COMPANY az e. =
so men aud women 10 relevs the un-
employment situation in this city.
The intense hes.i lgnited A row o.
dwellings opposite the plant end they
Euraed quickly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
NAVAL PLANES OFF
ON LONG FLIGHT

teen naval seaplanes with srews 4
70 officers and men, will depaf9 Thurs
day for Balboa. Canal Zouo. Tta
start was scheduled for today but YVES
delayed through failure 20 receive
permission from Mexico fer planes 20
alight IN Mexican territory The per.
mission was received this noon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
KENTUCKY NEGRO
SENT TO CHAIR

MADISONNILLE. KY. Dee. - Leo
Ellison. e newt3 was found guilty here
today % numbering sheriff T. Scott
hunser. ~ H0nains county. CA Nov. 9
Last and sentenced 90 death Ia the
electric chair on Isnuayy So The FL
lison trial opened this morning and
the verdict vas returned late this At
faruHan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
HARDING JOINS
COLUMBUS LODGE

COLtNBt - O. Zee 2T President
elect Harding viii become scottish
Bite NJ ta january 3 when The lcl-
uWhus chapter VIII confer dcgrces up-
p aiue senator Harding wili be the
Only candidate. The work Viii start
af noon Wt.l c0nfcrrlng az Tia fgslrtl,
iegrra ana end az - n M when the
thlfty second sV.H hc conferred presi-
dents Garfield ami McKlaicy were
t.t uher, ~ tha columbus ofge
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
y. 5. WaArhHR RspoaT

Mean came Gate iast year. 81.
AswupasARt@a a@Ecssney thss year 20
date. Hgs.
Higia@ax ef r@eora for Dee. ~ Gsxr~aa
Lowest of reeerd sor Dee. IA e@gr~ne
Rainfall
For "a h@1F~ ending ] p. n. q
Total for this En0xsfh % 7 o. "a. As
Normal Tor Dec. AZ Inxhes
AccsRsFvai lated excess this year to aMAs.
rs 90 sncaasa
s4unsIaltv-~
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
WEATHER FORECAST.
q @ q g q q % = q a q O C q .

Pensacola ana vicinity Fair and warm.
sF "Wednesday: Thursday ckcidy and
warmer.
Wfnda-Iaat GuH-N Noaefmfa 20 fresh
nnFtB man6N ks@co ssaiN@ southeast ever
west portion fair weathar "Wednesday
west GSaaif-.AoHeraAe 90 fresh kng8hs
samf and south winds and fair weather
Weanss1ay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-29
COLBY ARRIVES
AT M0NTEVIDEO

MONTENfnE0. Uruguay, Dec. 2s.-~
Bainbridge Colby. the American aec-
retary og state. arrived here this eve.