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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
international News Service,

PROVIDENCE. r. T., Oct 20.-Gov-
ernor Cox will ask Senator Harding to
reveal the identity of the Spokesman"
of France. who approached him on the
subject of the proposed new associa-
tion of nations" was his announcement
this morning following the publication
of report that Harding's headquar-
ters had denied that Maurice DeKobra.
partisan humorist and journalist, had
been granted an interview by Harding.
so they SAY it was not DeKobra. .
said Cox, when shown the Marion dis
patch. We'll, then Wen just ask the
senator who it was said Cox. He
ridiculeo the suggestion that trap
had been laid for Harding and inti-
mated that it was his intention OF
pressing his demands until a state
ment was forthcoming from Harding
THE public is entitled TO know who ii
was" he added.
Following a speech here this morn
ing, Governor Cox entered Connecticut
the home state of Senator Brandeges
whom Cox had characterized as an ac-
tive member of the senatorial dig
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
Dixie Highuay on
East Coast q Busu
Scene These Daus

II one doubts the statement that
motorists are pouring into the state
in droves from the North at this time.
q trip up the Dixie Highway these
days will fully convince one that the
"tin can tourists are noodfng the
state at this early date
NO less than IS 10 35 cars loaded
with camping paraphernalia are met
way southwark from the Promised
rigors Of the north. for a season to BE-
spent among the palms and palmcf- :
tos-
Motorists are finding considerable
of hardship on the Dixie Highway
from Jacksonville to Daytona. where
portions OF the roadway are IN =
deplorable condition perhaps no more
so than they have been the pest year.
but nc. better than at that time
Travellers express great pleasure In
driving the new road north from Or
mond on the west side of the Halifax
which has been turned into an ex-
cellent highway to the county line.
II is a great relief after attempting
the former route through Ormond
Beach and the Knox & Beed grove
The six miles through Flagler sand
is somewhat worse than usual at this
time because OF the extra heavy trzv-
Ell 1t is getting. In dry weather the
sand is hub-deep in spots. while the
bumps have to be taken carefully
The brick from a point ten miles
south OF Bunnell into that .own Is
fair with a great Improvement noted
in the culverts and bridges. which
have been strengthened and most ol
them rebuilt.
The patch of brick some ten miles
north OF Bunneil. extending eight "a
ten miles TO the county line is as bad
a piece Of road as most motorists find
on the entire trip from the north
barring the Georgia nightmare Bricks
are on end for miles, the rozdbed
sunken. making travel dangerous &c
tires and springs.
A small gang IS relaying this por-
tion OF roadway. covering some two
hundred feet at time. so that but !
slight detour is necessary to ge'
around the portion being rebuilt 4
work continues on this portion as II
has up to this time. II will be reIai<
about the time everyone takes TO air.
planes for travel.
st. Johns county reads are bette
than they have been for sexera
years. While a few weak spots ar
found. where the bricks are working
loose on the whole the roads Ar
/ improved From ST. Augusfise u
Jacksonville the brick is sho~inl
signs of heavy travel. and IN aaos ne
year will have TO be largely rcizSa
The niacadam from the road &,
Mandarin. into South Jacksonville
has been rolled and smoothed doN I
making travel easier. Most motor
ists coming down al this time al
have the pleasure OF crossing the ues
viaduct al Jacksonville next sprinl
progress being made on Il a. this tim
assuring its completion BY May Ii
doing away With the ferry and II
attendant trouble and waif
While motorists from he n0rg
hand Georgia the first prize for IA
roads. FlagIer county. they eiain
runs close second
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
MAN SAYS kLU kLUx
NAn BEAT HIM AND
Threatened TO HANG

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20.-A man
giving the name of Peter Mcmahon.
of Yonkers. NJ " lea the train here
today and sought medical treatment.
His wrists were scared by rope and
his back bears marks OF a whip.
He said he was seized by a mob
at Trenton, g. c.. where he was assist
ing Miss Florence Powell. daughter
OF banker at Aiken. s. C.. to get
more money in the settlement OF an
estate.
He said an attempt was made to
hang him but the mob resorted tC
beating him.
The mob wore ku Klux Klan hoods
he said. They put him on the train
and sent him north with a guard, Will
orders not TO return.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
RAIL WAY MEN OF
ENGLAND HESITATE
TO FOLLOW MINERS

LONDON. Oct % Following a
meeting OF the executive committee
of the National Union Railwaymen.
leaders stated that no decision had
been reached regarding sympathetic
strike with the miners and viii meet
again on Thursday.
This statement interpreted as
meaning that the railway men are
awaiting mediation efforts OF ] II.
Thomas. Conservative labor member
before finally acting
Il believe negotiations for a settle
ment Of the strike will be opened. "
said Thomas.
buckingham Palace is being guard
ed today
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
HARDING LAuDS THE
REPUBLICAN TARIFF
POLICY IN SPEECH
lThe Associated Press.)

JACKSON. Ohio. Oct 2Q-Senator
Harding lauded the Republican pro-
tective tariff policy in a speech here
today, declaring that with all pro-
gressive tongues and literary ideal
ism of our opponents, it is still the
Republican party. not only as to tar
IN protection but every other Kind of
protection. which stands as a safe
guard OF America"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
HOTEL STEWARD
LEFT BIG ESTATE
international News sersiee.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 20-From
hotel steward 10 capitalist
This is the rapid financial ascent o,
Charles G Gellert. who has been en-
ployed as a steward at the Hotel ST.
Francis here. An uncle died in Han
over. leaving s250o00 estate to the
steward He is now on his way %
New York. where he will obtain pass
ports and sail for Germany
Mrs Wilhelmina ] Gellert. wife oi
the steward will not benefit by the
Inheritance. Mrs. Gellert ceased tc
love her husband because she alleged
he was cruel to her and failed 10 pro
vide. Consequently she obtained a A.
vorce from him week before The
news of the inheritance came.
\ Chinese law provides that salu.
tations among men shall consist o
raising the hat and b0wing
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
SOUTHERN BANKS WILL
ATTEMPT TO SOLVE THE
FINANCING OF COTTON
The Assoela,ed Press.l J

WASHINGTON. oct Pc Southern
bankers Attending the convention Of
the American BANKERS association
here viii attempt TO formulate plan
tor the relief OF cotton sroweIs AZ
msss meeting tonight
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
COX SAYS HE WILL
BACK SUPREME CT.
LIQUOR DECISIONS
lrne Associated pr.ss.l

PROVIDENCE. Oct 20 Governor
Cox answering a question. said he
was opposed to any prohibition legis-
lation In conflict with the Constitu-
tion as interpreted by the United
States supreme Court He said he
had been elected governor OF Ohio
three times AMI that liquor iutes
ests did Eot contribute Htssl q
his an pa gliz
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
Harding Attends Barbecue
unternationai News ServIce.)

JACKSON. O.. Oct 20.-Speaking
this afternoon to great gathering
from southern Ohio, parts of Indiana,
Kentucky. West Virginia and PennsyI-
vania. who are arriving by special
trains and motors to attend an old
fashioned barbecue, Senator Harding
charged the Democratic admiuistra-
tion with ''grossest inefiiciency and
prodigal waste" in the conduct of the
nations affairs.
His address dealt principally with
the iron and steel He declared for
protection OF American industries
against competition with lower stand
ards of living of the foreign countries
/ Fifty beeves were butchered and
cooked in open oven trenches to feed
the crowds.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
FIRST MARRIED YEAR
IS MOST CRITICAL


SAN FRANCISCO Oct - grs
year after marriage usau and wife are
at fhe dividing line af their lives. ~
e0rdinE 10 Superior judge Thomas =
Graham. dfan of divorce eoars 5z1Ees
Judge Graham told a gathering es
San Francisco business taen fhss
once this crucial tyne haf passea
once . man and wife hal ~Fferea ne
second year % their marital ua3on
they were assured - . happy HzaTris n.
life The alliance Is eufssn gere6 AN
I'll the first anniversary he aid Tbs
reason for the one year insf. hs sasa
vas thsf after this auouat 0f time haa
passed man and wife east aside ~
false characters assumed dafAaE eea
ship ard reveal their true SELVES
During the war ID eos rise wsf Ae
partment g. 600 for each settler S8a
the cost l. estimated - 81 sHa
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
THREE TRAINMEN
KILLED IN WRECK,
MEMPHIS SPECIAL

ROANOKE. Oct zo-Tw0 enEin :
GERS and cne fireman wtEe Killed "a
a wreck on the Memphis Special 4na
local passenger on Norfolk a West
ern trains at Rural Retreat. 81 5
O'Clock this morning
No passengers weFe 81 urFd TIE
other fireman vas reported fatally
hart
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
RETAIL PRICES ARE
2PER CENT LOWER;
WHOLESALE 5P. c.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-The La
Dor department estimated food prices
have dropped two per cent retail and
five per cent wholesale. Potatoes.
sugar and coffee decreased. while
eggs. pork clupps and oranges in
creased.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20

LONDON. Rs - 4~eu&rn t>n
break of s5ssenee ~ @z'kzzw er9zI n1u.-
ers are reported fram 1@xt F1aH<7 -
aay. where S&s s<rfx@sx &=sz9ez ez13 81
by sznxinx TIE R><I ft1<
Thsy Sefceis re&k<zes w&fm - -
lice ztt<mctes - efzp<r~ t&eze. -
poiiee berg ssa=z@s4 All k7Nzz<srs -
property s7nm4xn MAS st<sas
The o<1rerS ehzrxxzI sfzA keskr xst@x
sticks zn1 rhx sx-ikHr ~sFN So
perse<i
DeelzrazIen - o<eAxa< - tt.e eess~
Ing Of paszlams ~ lars szz@f ~ MtMH
. solution to fae nafsaz4s en@& zszfo1
any nearer fk1rz Es< - szx
The Mzaehe&ssr GnArzfsazz 1@@~~tx~
ed that Premier Ltoxtl Ese<7z< >ze@ 49,
informed thxf r1lzs4z sE1&e<4< -
probably ssrske il ssmssxznx ~aA 60
miners
II = nos eztirszzs1 xi-as E1se - -
jobless. due so the ss~s&M
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
ROOSEVELT PASSES
THE LIE TO ROOT IN
HIS LEAGUE SPEECH
tThe Associated Press. }

CLEVELAND Oct 20 Franklin
Roosevelt denied the assertion Of
Elihu Root today. that Governor Cox
objected to any change in the treaty
and League covenant
He said Cox was willing to incor-
porate statement that nothing
therein LESSEN the rights oI the ou
siiutioA - lnt ignt nf GonEre 81
decisr5 asr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
mental CONDITION OF
M'SW|NEY WORRYING
HIS RELATIVES NOW
UnternatIonal New. Service,

LONDON, Oct. 20-The mental
condition of Terrence MacSwiney is
causing relatives grave anxiety To-
day is the 69th day of his hunger
strike. His memory is failing and
his eyes are glazed. symptoms of
scurvy have failed to develop. He
was delirious two hours ioday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
CAT NOT DISEASE
CARRIER, HE SAYS
Newspaper Enterprise AssOcIa,IOn)

LONDON, Oct. 20 Experiments
show. says DR. w c. Savage. that the
family cat is not, as believed. a
spreader Of diphtheria. The mucous
membranes OF cat are unfavorable
to the growth of the bacillus. he con-
tends
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
CO-EDS WANT TO
LEARN TO FIGHT
Newspaper Enterprise AssOeIstIon.l

COLUMBUS. O., Oct 20-Soon as
they could vote. cO-eds at Ohio. State
university wanted to know how to
fight. Were going TO teach them iiu-
jitsu and boxing" says Miss Ethel SEQ
field. head of physical education de-
partment
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
WOMEN ALWAYS LATE
WHEEZE is BLASTED

tNe~spaper Enterprise Association)
CINCINNATI. Oct % The old
joke about women never being on time
was shot to pieces at the courthouse
when women jurors were summoned
for service They were all there be-
fore the men arrived
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
NINE KILLED, IS
INJURED, IN ERIE;
TRAINS SIDE-SWlPE
(The Associates Press.) }

ERIE. Pa, Oct. 2o.-Nine per-
sons were killed and IS injured
here today when Chicago Bos-
ton Limited sideswiped the Buff
faIo- Cleveland train.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
LOST $3.50 IN A
BASKET OF APPLES
Newspaper Enterprise Asscclstion.)

''''
ELKHART. Ind. Oct. 2O--Howsrl
Congdon hid $3.50 in basket of apples
when he drove To town He sold that
basket and score more. and then
thought Of his money. Although he
back tracked and looked at a lot OF
the baskets he was not able to find
one containing the money.
One OF the largest diamonds known
weighing 367 karats. was found in
Borneo about century ago and be
longs TO the Rajah of Mattan
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
BETWEEN
LITHUANIANS AND
POLES IS STRAINED
fThe Associated pressl

WARSAW Oct 20 Relations be-
tween Poland and Lithuania are again
strained Lithuania is reported mob
ilizing an army under German officers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20

= = "a, = -
- forIcuins constitute the stan
1s fox accrediting schools for the
oonf yoar:
M. usntks term 81 school.
Four yesr high school course OF
u.
hree-fourths of all secondary
Iool teachers must be graduates
colleges approved by the COM
ne conditions of school build
! mnst - hygienic.
The rumber Of daily periods Of
% instruction given By any teach
should not exceed five periods per
Adequate laboratory and library
Elfties.
The eniciency Of instruction.
acquired tone Of school are para
unt factors
A sG16oI must have three or
] re teax> ~ giving their full time
hlgh sehool Instruction.
a regular annual report must
nlled and fled with inspector.
lo An excessive number Of pupils
teacher will cause a school to be
scted
ID. The time for which schools are
redited shall be limited to one
br.
! k,ur school fulsliis all these require :
sts, admirably except the first one.
oue boys and Girls will be to see
soc& end wiil be greatly pleased
eM kiti help them TO meet this one
\ 81 Enrolment at End Of First
81 Month.
/ l6h school 1929 -21. 1870. 1919 20
z1e1s-ls. 100: bits. 116.
nmar school 1920 Fl. 156; I;
} 10, 1Ss; 1s1S-1s. 124; 1917 Is,
D kernedlate and primary-1s2e- -21
1919 20. 273: 1852. 2os;
HIS. 266.
] otals-ls2e-21. SOS; 1920. SIT;
tl-19. l32; 1917-1s. 504.
Examinations for Parents.
! our children will receive theil
D Ithly report cards next week and
d bring them home for inspection
u Z forget to speak a good word tc
q about their good marks.
a certain amount of responsibility,
the success or failure of sehoo
y = upon the parents. Wouldn't /,
i veil for parents To have an exam.
y ION to determine how nearly the,
= . 70 having passing mark OF
3 obligations? There are certain
4 o. that rest upon the heads of tn.
y sehold. therefore. an examination
d ldn't be out Of place.
Some General Questions.
Il How often did / visit my child
b ,ol last year. and how often viii
d Il year? 2. Do know the teach
ersonally? 3. What is my chill,
n Iyingf q Did I help him choos
y work. s. Do I.make II my bus
n . every day ~ know how he o
y has done his school work? 6. Ho,
y Ne rHnk as q student? Z. Do
p tsh hitf with 4 fayQrshls MACE {
] iosns ttsdf ~ fhsa do - ~
ksn1 1slntefyprted! {! 5. DO ! - ha
has reeulef houfs and that. b
h' j. overloaded with social recrea
p ~ Am ! taking my share d
- ainsibility in, the mental and mars
te sth o. iiat child?,, 10. What .hat
sa = the eaukA ~ iisx !sisits I'd b
! | III Ri kAsrAAa |
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
THE MOVIES
Published by the Daily News as
information for Its Readers.)

CRYSTAL
Darling Nine" with Olive
Thomas: THE Star BoaTder,
a Larry Semon comedy.
LfhlJ
Guilty OF Love. with Doro-
IhA Dalton: "forchy. an ex-
ceiient comedy alth Johnny
Hines
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
BANKERS APPROVE
HUNDRED MILLION
DOLLAR COMPANY
tine Associates .Press.) )

+. WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-The
American Bankers association
approved the proposal today to
organize a S1oo. .o0O. 900 corpora
ton 10 finance the nations for
eign trade.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
HAVE TO DIE TO BEAT 'EM
uNewsp.per Enterprise AssOeiatiou)

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20-When
cops here heard that William carp was
dead on the field of battle they offi
cially forgot his record of six arrests
for alleged burglary They wiped the
books clean. carp showed up the
other day Not dead. only seriously
wounded Cops rewrote the record.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
COX Will ASK HARDING
WHO APPROACHED HIM IN
REGARD LEAGUE MATTER

archy." and continued his attacks
against Senators Moses and Lodge.
Cox will ask the people of Connecti-
cut to keep Bfandegee at home" be-
cause new faces are necessary in the
Senate if the League of Nations is TO
lie ratified
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
KING ALEXANDER IS
iEP0RTED IMPROVED:
NOW HAS PNEUMONIA
frhe A.socIated Press,

ATHENS. Oct. 20.-king Alexander.
nfering from a monkey bite. is re-
o tied slightly improved hut is said
} be suffering from pneumonia.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
People Carrying Three Billion

add matter Set.
People Carrying Three Billions.
THE Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Oct 20.-The peo-
ple of the United States are carrying
around in their pockets or hiding at
home $4,000, 900 900 of American cur
rency. or nearly onehalf the total
supply. said Fred w. Ellsworth. vice
pre sident Of the Hibernia Bank and
Trust companyof New Orleans. at the
annual convention of the American
Bankers Association here today.
This means that for every family
In the country there is an average OF
800, a large proportion of which
should be in the banks where it could
| accomplish for the business COM
munity infinitely more than 1t car
resting in dismantled sugarbowls oil
in trousers pockets" Mr.. Ellsworth
lcontinued. LAS a matterof fact, righ'
now $1,000. 900. .00e Of American cur
rency. as a basis for credit, wouit
enable the banks, to take. care OF
fv5ty larxe eaDroporfio1 Of necessar,
| business which is suffering for ths
lack Of adequate finakcing.~ 4 ]
The responsibility of diverting thil
vast volumes Of money intothe pfope'
channels OF trade rests upon th'
shoulders OF the bankers of the coufa
try. declared Mf. ellsworth Th'
American people. he said. squandere'
untold millions on silly and unneces
sary Injuries while hundreds of mil
lions of dollars were invested in gilt
edged get-rich- quick securities tina
have no security" There were count
! less ways advertised for separating
man from his money and most OF thi
was to be commended; but il 1t
logical TO advertise in order to per
suade folks to spend. Mr.. Ellswort
asked If 1t were not just as sensibl
to advertise for the purpose of per
! suading people to save or invest O
, otherwise TO conserve their means.
Bankers. he said, had undertake
by collective and cooperative move
, ments TO show the people by adver
J Using how to do this saving an
investing.
The savings bank section OF tn
: American Bankers association
) workingon a comprehensive plan ft
: advertising thrift as ii never has bee
e advertised before, said Mr.. Ellswort
i. The trust company section has al
: ranged nationwide advertising can
T paign for which $4,000 has been al
S propriated for the first year. Banl
). are advertising collectively in warrior
/, cities and in New Orleans are col
: ducting a continuous advertising can
e paign in daily newspapers. MIR. Ell
IA worth asked for an adequate appr'
e priation for the Public Relation
=, committee OF the association for il
I. teliigent. continuous educational pu
}. licity
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-20
F|uANC|ERS
SAY PEOPLE
BOARDING
THREE BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ARE OUT OF
CIRCULATION, REPORT
Crhe Associated Pres.o

WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-Secretary
Of the Treasury Houston. addressing
the bankers on the farmers appeal
for government held. said today that
the situation was due to the failure OF
this nation and other nations to pro-
vide for the storage and marketing of
farm products.
He said every producer was willing
that other products expect his own
decline. He added that some reme-
dies offered are suicidal The blame
rests with a quiescent public.
add matter Set.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-16
University to Teach Women
OfVirgi1ia How to Use Ballot

Charlottesville. Va, April 15.-
For the benefit Of the 100000 mem
bers of the Equal Suffrage League
of Virginia who have expressed
their desire and determination to
vote in the event of the passage of
the Susan L. Anthony amendment,
the University of Virginia has an
nounced a school in citizenship. to
be held here next week, April 90. 81
and "a. under the auspices OF the
Extension Bureau of the institution.
This is the first school of its kind
to be held in the State and is at
tracing wide attention throughout
the ranks of the Virginia women.
The Bureau of Extension of the
university has been in communica-
tian with heads of various suffrage
organizations throughout the State
fed their intention of attending
the lectures.
The aim of the school will be to
acquaint the prospective women
voters of the State with the peliti-
cal problems in Virginia and with
the machinery of State and national
government. The three days
course will consist of a series of lee
lures given by members of the uni
versity faculty and by prominent
suffrage leaders of the country.
President Edwin \. Alderman
The Washington herald., 1920-04-16
Staunton, Va.

Staunton. Iya.. April 15.-The Re-
tail Merchants Association last
night called for a aspubIic mass meet
ing for Monday. April 10, when
Staunton voters will debate the pro-
posed adoption of the commission
manager form of government.
According to a report submit
ted at the recent gathering of coun-
ty home Representation agents at
Lynchburg, Augusta County was
saved $17,S00 last year by the work
of the county club agent. Miss Elsie
Moffett.
I Repair work on the Beverley HoI
tel building. damaged by fire some
weeks ago, is nearly completed. and
the local hotel will be reopened for
business about April 20.
William a. Pratt has returned
from Lynchburg. where he attended
as a delegate from Staunton and Au-
gusta County to the Tenth Congress
sional district Democratic committee
meeting. At this meeting reso-
luton was passed calling for a dis
trict primary August 3 for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for
Congress.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-16
]. L. KENNEDY RITES
WILL BE HELD TODAY

John L. Kennedy. for many years
a resident Of washington. who died
Wednesday night at the sibley Hos
pitai following stroke OF paralysis.
will be buried this afternoon In the
Congressional Cemetery. Services
will be held at o'clock with the
3. b. French Lodge. r. A. A. NJ.
taking care Of the arrangements.
Kennedy, who Is survived by his
wife, was born in Indiana. He was
appointed a member Of the Indus
trial Commission by President Nc
Kinley and he served in that capac-
ity for eight years. He was a men,
ber of the firm of Kennedy and Hav-
vener and was the editor of Q trade
paper devoted to the interests Of
plate printers.
George w. white, S4-year-old
civil war veteran ana member of
the Lincoln Post. No. 3. G. A. R.,
died Wednesday night at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Minnie john