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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
CINCINNATI HONORS
PRESIDENT HARAHAN
G. AZ %. Executive RccIsi~nt OF Sew
crnl Dihacrs md Soclet! Features
ON lnSpccttsA Tosr.

IHp"clnI 10 Tho Timcs- Dispntch.l
.ciNClNNATI. ONO. Dec. 2O-Thc
visit to this city jus; closed h. Will
nam j. liarah"n. the new president
az the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road WAS, so city leaders here say.
IN" most notable. both in society
ana business way. Of amy calls by Il
cent years. President ilarahan loft
today casthound in his continuance
81 INC inspection OF :ho railroad
world ana the 6. d .. Railroad
While here. several dinners and
other select society features were
given In president Iiarahar's honor
- the fashionable Queen CITY Club
= hrS" wcr" attended by Thornton
Lewis. OF White Sulphur Springs. w.
Va. and some twenty persons notably
eminent both in Virginia state and
OHIO state society circles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION BEGINS MEFTNC;
London Police Desire
to Box Gotham S Finest
lny United Nc,,s.I

NEW YORK. Dee. .N.-rNo
nEhtin' hobbies, straight from
Dear or I.unpon, have cUn,e to
New York To battle the best OF tho
hetrOroiitnp'S finest. Jack STAN
ley. weight l06 pounds. atsl Henry
Mnlltn. weight lou pounds. arc tac
Two buhbicS who arrived IN the
steamship Imprrator today. eager
to exchange f>iicurS with New
York cups. Mn,lin participated in
TIE Olympic games and IS tho
champion miGdieNcirht ct Eng
land. The iva rrc nchcdoled to
do some fiIhtin. january 4 under
= he auspices or the Police Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
GIMP LEE TO Be SCENE
OF FIVE BOUTS TONIGHT
Speedy Lawrence and Corporal
Haley VIII Appear in Principal
S!atch-NicEvoy on Card

"Sp".dy" Lawsrence. hoNipE in
camp. and G'orpora7 HALEY. chamption
of the United states Marine Corps
Viii furnish The feature event OF an
eN1"l!ci-c hoNinE card arranged for
Spced.est lighters ever seen in ac-
ton IN :his section and The battle
OF he nen received their training
N itHcrcct branches Of tho service.
additional! interest has been created
"a the match.
lar teNers in the state. having ap.
reared ~ many bouts NJ camp Lee
IN" ,,,5 9thsr sections Of Virginia, iie
ana Jg~sS H IT,, m ne: in ne only
'rccn. ycacs more than wear ago
- boulevard Held. Being boNtnr
i i,..5s T., - the e22mp. Laverency
: ready 10 lcoc: the representative. ~
tho Marine Corps tonight
The bout between Laworenac ana
tne ..nlipdl match on an attractive
MOS ram. t.tch round vii, hs ~
,ar.. minutes. duration. The marine
wh.i' Lawrrenco weighs los Tn,
TACT 'na- IN, men arc 81 evenly
'nalaata II weight Is another iudtCa-
49,. Tx NAe SoGt VIII be = warm
Whhe me carnival viii be s,.-c6
- lamp Lee, j. IS attracting = great
Hea. a i1tc-es, !1 Richmond. ani e
a. ring enthusiasts from
ms city y j! attend john, NcE,vov'
q i. .e1ni' 90 boy w:.l meet Lew Ruiz.
a"i. !s-e IN sIN-rou1G affair
- S.A 70 Las; tao minutes
E-...oNS.aS = thv procrI.u:
80 iN-r'.od preliminary bouts
o. t..ea;HoCd " Lewis
o. camp Lee SIX rounds
-r!lk Se"1 Camp Loo " J,-,-r
"a. - 2. t''prSsl!, elEnI rounds
- |tTvnee V Corporal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
JAMES KILLED MESSENGER,
SAYS JURY IN NEW JERSEY
Moves for New Trial Immediately
after Verdict IL Hcnd-AIirred
Accomplish to liz Tried Soon.
lBy Associated prcssl

CAMDEN. y. j., Dec. 2O.-Frank j.
James was convicted by a jury here
today CT murder in the frst degree
IN connection. with the killing of
David 5. Paul, Camden bank mes
schser The verdict was without any
Recommendation for mercy.
Immediately after tht reading OF
the verdict. the defense moved for
=, new trial and James was taken 10
his cell.
Paul iisa ppcarcd on October with
$4,000 III cash and 10000 In checks
winch he was taking from n Camden
bank to Il Philadelphia banking firm
Eleven days later his body was found
In II shallow grave in the Jersey
pines IN burlington County. Suspicion
WAS directed to James, who was tho
last person seen with Paul. Raymond
w. Schuck was later arrested az an
accomriice. Both are alleged to have
made confessions. accusing each other
OF the crime.
PAU. they said was beaten TO death
with an automobile tire iron Schuck's
'rial VIII begin January /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
"Y" SECRETARY ARRESTED
FOR LABOR LAW VIOLATION
$. X. Mckee Is served with Warrant
Tor Working COl"rcd Youths
Under Legal Age.

BY direction of the state Depart
ment of Labor. Il warrant was issued
yesterday for samuel *. Mckee. gen
eral secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association. charging; him
with violation Of the state labor laws.
Inspector i. T.. Nancy made the in
vestisation and furnished the inror-
sued
inc charges are that Mckee worked
James and Robert Ross, colo-cd. both
aEcu ~, In violation OF the law, In
.n"t they were under II FEARS Of
o'clock at night, and tha, they wore
Moiked without employment ccr,in-
I I' ihcy were paid IL cents an
alley.
warrant was issued Yesterday
anu executed last night. causing the
"rres. ni the NJ e. y. Official. The
case VIII he tried in Juvenile and DO
nestle Relations Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
16-YEAR-0LD NEGRO TO DIE
FOR KILLING WHITE WOMAN
Defendant Who Narrowly :scnped
LynckipE. Convicted or First
Degree MHrdrr
~ \ ss0ciated press. ]

DIV NSSOtIatCU I'rtSY.
ROCKVILLE, MD, Dee 2O--Charlcs
ROBERTSON. l6-ycar-old negro. WAS
convicted today in the MONTGOMERY
c"uh'y circuit Court Of murder in the
first degree and sentenced Ia hc
hanged for an attack several weeks
ago upon Il whit" wniunn. Robinson
WIS charged with hacking his Victim
clothing.
Rohinson narrowly escaped lynch
inE after the attack and since that
ia for safe Keeping. The ;hrac
Judges sitting in the case rendered
their verdict within three minutes
aitcr conclusion OF testimony and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
DlREC TOR BARS THREE
h'Ner. Manager ana Referee ,,,r,
Fa'h'initc in BoUrs ut Pkila-
drIpkia Again

= Ia bEJ- Sl5la Dec % -Hobby.
-. So t.E.-. Eddie Has.i.
- =. SCI. s-i.d Tommy keenan,. ~
referee az ~" National -A,rl.,i,
-.l-f .'ers ua-rsG laIefr.t>l
...A t-Fi. - ZION = boxing bou, n
- I'r-r,oy o: Plblt- S.r.,v
rse!yo- IT., action Of
81. so a. :.SaH = r.s;l, o.
zee f5- 81 tch, dGr:n: ho-,, =
--p : -arlas night between
S~F7-- md Tommy. Cl.., r.
: SD . nav. started when
: 9 E--rss .''@
-.;sc:e- Co!iesyou also announced
% -t-t.t tho a-n on Harry WINS
@i.. Ac'sE. n-.ro boxers. who
me. s.4slc1s.On s.:.ce last
-c- @4.e1-c taxing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
AMERICAN GLASS WORKS
Is DAMAGED BY FLAMES
Fire Of Unknown OrlSIn Cnuses 1000
Damage to Gash0usc OF
Plant.

Fire OF unknown origin late Sun
dag night caused about $1,000 dam
ages In the "gashousc" Of the Amer
lean Glass Works. Inc. Hospital and
Mil Streets. and viii cause the clos
inE down of the plant for about ten
days. affecting about lI5 men, Con-
rad J.. Saucr, president and treas
urer. announced last night. The fire
aid not damage the main plant,
which is worth several hundred
thousand dollars.
Many different kinds of bottles
were made In the plant. which cm-
pioys about eighty blowers for this
work. Fritz SittordinE is vice.
prc"Iicht OF the company, and Ar
thur H. Saunders. secretary. II il
thought that the building burned can
be repaired In time to start again
AroMnh The first OF tho ynnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Leagues scn>on Lrn.thcncd.

NNLINNIN. Y c. Dec. gN---The
schedule cpmmittc" OF the South At
l5atic Association AZ q meeting here
today voted To recommend that the
1921 playing season OF the League be
NJ longest In the history OF The or
,,&vlz4t!on Tho season, according
90 the tentative schedule, would
open April "a, with games at Co
.Uuhja. Charlotte and Augusta. and
close September % with games at
Charleston, Grcenvillc and Spartan
iLLr.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
TRASH COLLECTIONS CEASE
warse,l by COIN Nj,
10 Put Out Ashes After
Erii2S

iiousckccpers are warned by Su
p"rintcndent Henry Cohu of the
street Cleaning Department. no, 10
tut our Eatba%c or ashCanS :or collcc-
tion after Friday morning OF ;hls
week. nor until tho following Mon
DAY. because the Christmas holiday
higgins az noon Friday and continues
get rid OF their trash before rri1,v
SO ~" can star, Monday with a
clean slate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
DIVORCED COUPLES MAY
REMARRY AT ANY TIME
Judge Richardson DccIic. S,,.,,.
poch NOt Prohibit Reunion In
I.ChH EItllI lS =.

In
Less Than Six Months,
Much interest centcrs In the dc.
cision OF Judge Richardson OF tho
Hustings Court that divorced coup,e.
may rcmarry at any reasonable
period after the divorce is granted
Notwithstanding the section OF tbe
statutes which states that six months
must eiapsc before rcmarrage cerc-
monies may be performed.
Judge Richardson. in using his dis
erection In the matter. Saturday au-
thorizcd the clerk .of the court to
issue two such licenses. Neither had
bech divorced six months. but III.
judge believes the statute does not
cover such cases. and accordingly the
licenses were issued.
LAWYERS arc interested In the mat
ter. All who have spoken on tho
subject agree that Judge Richardson
did the right thing, and thst the
spirit of the law had been invoked
1t is probable the next Legislature
may be asked to amend the statute
so that there may be no question as
10 the rights involved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
FEDERAL RES ERvE LOSES
snatTs nefear at Had. OF Fi,.t Va.
''"bsi DStIi->cs "a To 49,.
Ez;ii, IIsI.d Dar

ot th- B1nk.ns
.-"-- 80 ..eh; suffer-!
ISIS; = IN hands os the FIR: "a
a t.@H.- s@A'@i'@ py ;he score OF
--GI- was one =! tn.
@-t-l =, 'Ge end o: the s.rnnd
~ snrera'E n team had a
-'at. 80 nl' IN. FRS; Ma
S.n.luE cot
t"iori- Federal
80 an -!es, Toward. Jone,
= ~ Tor "hrG. ErHnCh
:, trHt"r. ...... Brook ;
=. ft'i+Saa" center. SaudersorI
l-~;Hz-T-.. iet, guard Fe.n.y.
ciAsh' ;-kh; guard V. Henshaw
'Sya.s from itla-Joucs. :; Branch
wharton. - Hatcher g. Goals from
a. t.-Er sHn-- Hatcher. {. Referee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
i:mbex.Icn,ent /. Charged.

WlLMiNGrON. DEL. Dec. "a
Charged with c,nbczz!inE securities
hclonGin.; TO the Hercules Powder
Company. Of which he was assistant
treasurer. Charles T. Eastman was to-
day held in $4,000. bail. He was
unable to furnish the hail and was
committed to the New Castle County
work house. While HE amount of
the alleged cmbcZzlcmcnt was not
mentioned in the warrant OF arrest.
officials of the powder company said
IL was about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
REALTY SALES ARE $4,000
Two Purchases Recorded in Chunccry
Court In Reside nee Prop
Crty Herr.

Deeds of transfer were recorded in
the dwelling, 3ll East Grace Street. is
sold TO John Stewart bryan by juliet
f.. Slaughter. for S35,sl0. and the resi-
dcnc", - East Main Street. is pur-
chased by Louise q. Dibrcll for 500
Gee. from the estate of the late K. l..
Bibrc.l. II is undcrs TODD that both
purchases We're made for investment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
VICTIM OF 10O-FOoT FALL
IN TRUCK WILL RECOVER
Negro Driver, Who Plunged Nv.
f'mnnnk nient In Chirsbsruzo
Park, Doing \i,eIx

oharies Eaton. colorrd. who foll
lVu rect over an cmbankmcnt in
Chimborazo Park in "A truck S,rndnv
mint. WEI recover. according to an,
thor!tics ut Virginia last night. III.
ms taken 10 the hospital folioyinc
the accident in an uncpnScious rnn
dition o"
Not realizing that he WAS on IN.
drink OF "a hill. the negro is said To
NaEc turned the ear that he was
driving over the brink before H..
saw his mistake. rho truck was
completely demolished and the driver
thr"wh several feet away by the
force OF the fail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
c.. SLIP Ru.nin Guid.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2p.-R" str!c-
tons on expectation OF coin, bullion
and currency 70 Soviet Russia on
dealings or exchange transactions in
Russian rU5lcs. ara on credit or en-
change transactions with Soviet Rus
s.a we're removed today by the trc.s s.
4-. AID Federal I.rs rye Board, act
.nE wich the approval OF the state
LE,.u,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
HARRIS RECOMMENDED
TO SUCCEED JAKE L. HAMOH
HUI, Deceased Oil Kings wife Polls
Hi:: Vote for Republican
Committee ran.
= soc!atcd TICS s
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. D.

OKLAHOMA CITY, ck!-A.. Dec. ~.
lanes = Harris. of Wagner, Re-
publican state chairman. was recon-
Fuondeh by the Republican State Cen
trial Committee here late today TO
succeed the late Jake l. Hamon. of
trdmo-c. as National Committeeman
from Oklahoma.
The recommendation was made on
The iir<c ballot. Mr.. Harris receiving
fSriy-r!ne votes and Mrs. Jake l..
Hamon widow OF ,hc millionaire oil
man, twcnty-scven votes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Rich Cuban Gambler
Now Visiting New York
Try United Nc,y..I

NEW YORK;. Dec. %0.-Iinnfbi
d. DC Mean. Il Cuban Trho II re-
ported tn have won I40.0Un pounds
lnbout S.00.0O0) mt Monte Carlo,
Mas come To New York TO IoolS over
sporting possibilities. To HELM him
Nnusc himself hr Inns brought
Prince liarOl 4. dr Buurbon. ia
'oritr cousin OF Hing .tIphon.o W
Snnin. ni"ng. To set the brli-bny
sansits and others OF the scent,
however. DC MeSa denied he had
won az much as reports accredited
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
I.ink nofeni, C.iurn.

Ni:W IDHk. Dec. 2N-. Fari
Fink of the Crescent Athletic club.
ErpoElyn, defeated Ralph g. Cohurn.
Harvard C.rh. in IN" final OF tn"
annual handicap tournament OF the
NsiiHrt, Squash Tennis Association
here today The score was l5-I9
ISL lbs. Cohurn. who received q
ihr"e-ic" handicap. was outclasscd
-'fCr The FRS, -r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
S,u,Ir rc,,n n.n,, ,,o,hrL

ALBANY, GA. Dec. 20.-Colcman. n
the scene Of a bank robbery i,st
night, when the Bank OF Coleman Was
entered. Tn" "Iult door was blown
open ana private deposit; boxes rlnsd.
the losses include liberty bonds and
other securities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
E'cferal


y 4.Ss.E== w-lt"-,g.igbi .as:,,,
a. iHi-,-as4 70 aDI D.natg C'keaf. Or
IN -sn-stgnd contest In
80" $50 Tears afternoon
..e weight VII be 143 -pG-ds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
rnrk-Iiccncr 4. Sunrn In

John j Berry was sworn In ycstcr-
day by Mayor Ainslic - ASSISTANT To
hlea i'm Park. He entered upon his
duties at once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19

DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
MEETINGS TONIGHT
Men and Women Will Hear Promi-
nent Speakers at Schools Nos.
8 and 1o.

Two big Democratic meetings for men
and women, Republicans as well as
Democrats, are announced for tonight.
One will be held at No. s Public School,
Seventh and Spruce streets, especially
for Eighth ward voters, though residents
of other wards will be welcome. Miss
Ellen Samworth and Caleb T.. Burchenai
will be the chief speakers. Mr.. Burchenall,
who recently returned from trip abroad,
will tell what the League OF Nations real
ly means to America, as well as the
rest of the civilized world. Miss Samworth
will discuss local issues
State Senator Thomas +. Gormley and
josiah Marvel will address similar meet
ing at No, 10 School, at Oak and Harrison
streets in the Eleventh ward, tonight.
Mr.. Marvel will talk particularly on the
League of Nations.
An enthusiastic and well attended
meeting of Democratic men and women
of the Third ward was held last night III
No. Public School, Washington street
above Second. Josiah Marvel, the CHIEF
speaker. made forceful address on tho
League Of Nations, during which he an
swered many questions that have beer
raised bv critics. He was listened to with
marked interest.
Former Senator Thomas +. Monaghan
also addressed the meeting, making {
most interesting statement OF campa'gs
issues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
IRESpASSERS FINED;
GAME CONF|SCATED
Special Constables Guarding Most
Christiana Hundred
Farms.

Clarence O. Jester, John Hallowell,
Taylor Woodward and William B. Vorous
were fined IS each, by Magistrate Strad-
ley, today, on the charge of trespassing
on the farm of Eugene L. du Pont In Chris
tiana hundred When they were arrested
by William Wyatt, special constable for
Mr. du Points farm, this morning, they
had eight squirrels that they had killed.
At the hearing Mr. du Pont claimed the
squirrels as his personal property, stating
that he had stocked the farm. AS he
wanted the squirrels in order that he might
have them stuffed and preserve them,
they were given to him.
The arrest of these men brought out
the fact that nearly every farm in Chris
tiana hundred is watched by a special
constable. charged with the duty of pro-
tecting the land, buildings, crops and
game. This step was found necessary be-
cause of promiscuous trespassing and mali
cious mischief which followed in the wake
of the invaders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
GIVE LIST OF CHURCH
LEADERS FOR HARDING
G. 0. P. Makes Public Names of
Clergymen Who Favor Him
on League Issue.
Bv Associated. Press to Every Evening

New York, Oct. Republican head
quarters today made public list of more
than thirty representative ciergymen
and leaders of various forms of religious
activities" who have announced their
intention to support Senator Harding on
his League OF Nations stand.
This list supplements that OF the 81
supporters Of Senator Harding announced
by DR.. Jacob Gould Schurman as in
cluding Lyman Abbott, Herbert Hoover,
Elihu Root and George w. Wickersham.
The list made public today included
the names of Bishop William T. Anderson,
Methodist, Cincinnati; Bishop Samuel
Fellows, Reformed Church, Chicago;
Bishop Thomas Nicholson, Methodist,
Chicago; Bishop Luther b Wilson, Meth
odist, New York, and Moderator Matt
land Alexander, Presbyterian, Pittsburg
Other names include those of l.. A.
Crandall editor of The Baptist, Chicago (;
James r. Joy, editor of The Christian
Advocate, New York; Albert Shaw, edi-
tor, Review of Reviews, New York; b
Rush Rhees, president University of
Rochester; Samuel b. Mccormick, Chan
cellor University of Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
GOVERNMENT NOT TO
RELEASE MAC SW|NEY
Secretary for Ireland Says There
Will be No Change IN
Policy.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

London. Oct 19-The government
intends 10 proceed with the government
of Ireland bill, it was declared by Andrew
Bonar Law, the government leader, IN
answering a question m the House OF Com
mons today The announcement WAS
greeted with cheers from the coalition
benches.
Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief secretary
for Ireland, stated that since January
policemen to the number of one hundred
with Is of the military had been killed
in Ireland and 400 of the police and 66 OF
the MILITARY had been wounded
Sir Hamar said he could not detail the
steps being taken to deal with this
campaign of murder and outrage, but
he assured the house that the means OF
dealing with the situation were rapidly
improving.
Home Secretary Shortt, when question
ed with regard to the possible release of
Lord Mayor MacSwney of Cork, de-
clared the government had not altered
its policy that convicted men or those
awaiting trial for serious offenses, would
not be released because of hunger strikes.
All the men now striking came within this
category, the home secretary declared.
Michael Fitzgerald who died IN Cork
Jail, added Mr.. Shortt, was charged with
murder and there was decisive evidence
against him.
The home secretary asserted that none
of the prison authorities had fed Lord
Mayor MacSwiney.
London, Oct 19-The condition OF
Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork was
generally unchanged today, the 6Sth day
Of his hunger strike, said the bulletin
issued by the Irish Self-Determination
League this afternoon. The lord mayor
passed fairly good night without any
further development of yesterdays dis
quieting symptoms.
.s1he lord mayors memo@ seems TO be
weakening" added the bulletin, "but be
is still conscious and determined. His
sight also Is becoming affected and the
doctors fear that signs of scurvy are de-
yeloping."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
MUST FILE RECORDS
OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS
Senate Probcrs Direct Chaurnen
Of Both Parties 70 Report
October g.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Ev-nin.


St LOUIS, No, Oct. ie.--FIve dsy~ ce-
fore the coming election. on Tiiusessv,
October -, complete records oi the coa.ec-
tious and disbursements of the hspubii-
can and Democratic parties VII he SUB
mItted TO the public
The senate commItts~ appointed ~ m
veStlgste campaign exp-noltures, uss,e'inS
here Yesterday, directed the Chairman a
the national senasorlaa and congr-soonsl
committees Of the two parrwr to me asin
reports at Chicago on that date. Ioe
reports are 10 cover all activities since mo
psrtv chalrrnen testified az the commIssee
hearing in Chicago several weeks aS0.
In telegrams 70 Viii n. HAYS, Geu-ze
White and the heads of the other r~Ifv
organizations, the COMMITTEES asked for
complete lists OF al subscriptions n excsss
OF Sl00; detailed figures on expenditures,
and also a list OF All pledges, promlses qr
underwriting senator Reed specihcAiiN
asked for the latter IN sn effort 20 leaIn
whether any arrangements had been mSs4e
10 meet the deficits which q haS been -
ported both parties VIII lace after er
election.
The committee recessed after yeSssr-
DAYS session and does not expect % meet
sgaia until after November =, provided
AAtS EtA--ttAANA4 49, - -
nation asked for. In event they ref1Se or
fail, the senators ieciSed 70 meet IN
Chicago, prior 20 the election and suo-
pcena the chairmen Of the COMMITTEES.
a lengthy report OF the activities ci t's
League 70 EnfOrce Peace, Of which " sliarn
Howard Taft Is president, introduced into
I the record before the senators left heie
last night, NAV be followed hy further
investigation Of the league and Determination
OF its officers. members q ths com
mittee indicated last night. Don Hunt
attorney for the committee, VINO prepared
/ the report following Investigation Of The
| letter files Of the league, suggested IN his
I findings that some members Of the league
/ had, in his opinion, violated the Logan act,
passed In 1893, 20 prohibit private citl-
zens negotiation with foreign govern
ments or their agents IN matters OF con
/ troversy In which the United States :
/ interested.