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No Contract Possible.

And this is true also OF the sugges-
ton made in argument that although no
contract was possible under the consti-
tutional restriction which would bind the
city not to lower the rate. nevertheless
there was an unelateral contract or con-
dition resulting from the granting Of the
franchise which bound the railway COM
pAuy to the franchise rate, since again
there is not the slightest suggestion Of
any attempt on the part OF the parties
consciously to produce such q condition.
But besides the error underlying the
proposition is not far to seek. Tho duty
Of an owner OF private property used
for the public service to charge only a
, reasonable rate and thus respect the
authority Of government to regulate by
authority OF government to regulate IN
the pubitc interest. and of government TO
regulate by fixing such n reasonable
rate as Will safeguard the rights OF pri-
vate ownership are interdependent and
reciprocal
where. however. the right to con-
tract exists and tho parties. the puttNc
on the one hand and the private on the
other, do so contract the law OF the
contract governs both the duty OF the
power to regulate--where, therefore. as
In the case supposed in tho argument,
the regulating power OF government be-
ing wholly uncontrolled by contract, II
would follow that that power would be
required to be cxerted. and hence the
supposed condition operating upon the
private owner would be migratory. Such
case really presents no question OF q
condition. since u resolves itself into a
mere issue of the exercise BY govern
ment OF lts regulatory power.
Further. however, IL is urged that. as
at the time of the consolidation in 1917
the powers OF the city were not limited
BY the constitutional provision referred
70 Inc necessary effect Of the obl,gat tions
which the public service company came
under was TO convert the . cents fare
ordinance into contract conferring the
right 10 enforce II even though con-
fsoatory.
'sBut that question rests upon mere
Implications, a. no express provision to
that effect n pointed out. Moreover
lts entire want OF merit not only ro-
sr'ts from that fact but from the unwar-
rsnted character OF the implications upon
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April f2.-The cotton
market closed steady to-day at not advances
OF II TO 20 points. Close: May, 1l.s9; July.
i233 October. 1880; December. 1900: Jan
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston firm. 20 higher at ll.6oc sales,
a2s bsles New Orleans steady, Is
higher al ii.asc. sales. 443. Mobile quiet,
unchanged Of 1o.50c. sales. l68. Savannah
STEADY. IS higher az if.bOc. sales, 2sI No. No.
Augusta steady. 25 higher at tt.c5c. SAILS.
90. Memphis steady. unchanged a. 1l.ye.
sales, 700. at. Louis quiet, unche nged nt
If zoe +. sales $50 Houston steady, 10
higher at Ii.c5c.: sales. 4.e5s bales: Little
Rock quiet, unchanged at 1o.50c. salcy. $50.
Ialias steady. Is higher at lo.Ioc.: saies,
1928 Montgomery firm, 20 higher at
io.6Oc: sales. ST. Forth Worth steady 20
higher at t0.53c; sales, ,02o
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
ALLIES ELECTED TO
BANK PRESIDENCY
New Head % RIGGS Bank started ~ :
chors BOY " Treasury Department.

WASHINGTON. June if Milton r
Allies. who began hia career e. caore
boy ia Use treasury department clearing
ashes from the fireplace and niAng tie
water coolers was today rIf.fnt prest-
dent - The Riggs National bank. one =
the iarrsst financial institutions ~ The
east Ter many wears BE- has been q
ysre president CharIes Il clover THE
president was elected chairman ~ the
BOARD Allies came tH ere capital many
wears ego a psrnHess hos from shelby
county OHIO NEIe be poIIs bed duoF
knobs and piled a broom D TIE Treasure
he studied finance when John q CAT
liHie took the portfolio. Allies htcamw
private secretary 6 ene ~ hla assistants
lyman J Case found bis knowledge ~
treasury affairs - complete that ~
asked Pre- dent Mckinley 81 make Ailss
IN assistant secretary ~ the treasury.
but learned a hia horror that Ales came
o. democratic stock
That's NOT Important. Gage" IresI
Gent Mckinley said lf 500 ard he'd
democrats too lie ran help e.
Mckinley appointed him Secretary
Cages chief assistant and ~ such Allies
conducted the principal treasury opera
tlons. inciudinE spanish war nnancing
Meanwhile hc took over the job - being
school master d the set ~ younE men
Gage brought 20 the treasury. among
whom were Prank A Nandcrtp AMI
others now nationhi figures in finance
AFTER enjoying the intimate friendship
20 Mckinley and Roosevelt Allies left
the treasury and became banker.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
STOCK BROKER
DONATED MONEY
Testified IN Ford Contest 20 Having
Forwarded Money Cor Michigan
Campaign.

WASHINGTON. June IA Henry
Fora's contest for the seat ~ senator
Newberry. republican or Michigan
threw the senate committee hearing
today into a division as 20 how FAR the
inquiry should so into the charges
connected with the financing az the
i9is campaign. Lyman -. smith. Il
New York stock broker. testified as IS
having forwarded money in behalf -
himself and others for the Michigan
campaign, and stated that nearly all
the banking people know in New
York had posalbl! done the same
thing."
Alfred Lacking. Ford counsel de-
manded the right 70 check SIR smiths
bank account. and the witness agreed
but Chairman spencer. over the pro
test Of Senator Walcott democrat and
minority members said the committee
would take the step under adviuoment
Senator Waicott pushed the witness
FOR details 81 the New York contribu-
lions.
Mr.. Smith said he didn't want 10
repeat gossip. but that officials Of the
American Exchange National bank
were very anxious % see Newbe~r-y
nominated and that the Chatham
Phoenix might have sent money"
Frederick c. Brooks. another New
Yorker. explained that he had sent
s2.5o0 through smith to the Newberry
campaign. being for Truman tsenator
Nowberry). Just what I think be would
do Ia = similar position for me"
I've other financial men, ~. ..
Durant. General Motors company or
ganizer. and Andrew III. Green, Ir.
vice president Of The Soivay Process
company. also we're examined. az vas
Fred +. Smith. business agent o. the
Newberry estate.
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JUDGE W. A. BLOUNT
TO ENTER HOSPITAL
We'll Known Psnaacoiian Wiu pc Pa
tlent az Jchns hopkins.


BALTIMORE. Nd. June t1-Judge
William Alexander Biount. president ~
the American Bar association VIII ar
rive ia Baltimore tomorrow 20 become
a patient az tho Johns Hopkins hospital
lie has engaged a room in the Marburg
building and viii be a patient o. ~
Richard r. POLLS. Authorities az the
hospital said they did not know the exact
nature II bis Illness.
Judge Bl0unt. whose home a. az Pen
sacoia Fla-. underwent an operation here
about q year ago and returned on June
4 90 consult Dr. Lewlcliys r. Barker lie
left the same day Tor Watkins Glen. ~.
V Ina hls private railroad ear. and has
hcen under treatment there since that
time Ills stay az Johns Hopkins Is In
definite
Born ia Aiabama Judge Blount Erad-
unted from the University - Georgia
with highest honora IN lS72. lie was at
torney for the city - Pensacola and gem
cral counsel for the East Coast railway
company and served la the Florida sen
ate AZ enc time. lie Is 20 years old.
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GOLF WILL BIZ PART or
CARPENTERS TRAINING

MANWA#AFsr 81 r.. June SfnFfirW
Into reaE strenuous training today.
GEORGES Ghfpenfier played a haf oonen
holes a. nolf made ionr detour through
the woods Boz whHinK hack 60 camp and
after luncheon SPARED five rauuds.
Marcel nenis. Preach lightweight. Paul
Iourrea ana Italian Joe Cans worked
with the challenger IN The sparrinE aes-
sion neals ans unable to rsi inside the
chaIienfafa wuhrd and reiTed after Dc
had had bis ears boxed iu ere folnd
Iourmee and Cans worked fast ana
Georges worked vigorously with them.
His utnd Re said. was rooa Hle thnn
sent Co TIE ~ mnaglum for ten minutes.
Golf On the links - the north Hemp
stead country club now win - part of
Carpeutferta daily training nroeram.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
PROVOST COURT FOR
HAITIAN OFFENDERS

WASHINGTON. June I1.-wIth the
approval 81 the president 81 Haiti
Secretary DENLY has ordered trans
ferred - the military authorities tile
Jurisdiction Of the Haitian civil courts
over persons charged with instiEatlng
disorder bl0odshed or rebellion or Ub-
cling members ~ the Haitian govern
ment Or the American marine forces
81 occupation.
The consistent refusal Of the cIvu
courts 90 convict persons accused o.
these offenses and the rapid growth
recently 81 revolutionary propaganda
leading t. fear 81 an uprising and spo-
radio revolutionary disturbance on
the island. were given as the reasons
for the step.
II T. believed that the knowledge
that the trial before an unpreiualcea
and unintimidated court the statement
said awaits offenders against the
laws ~ libel and those who advocated
disorder viii prove ample restraint %
meet TIE situation and win prevent 4
repetition ~ the scurrslsoua. SANDER
Gus and incendlary utteraness which
have threatened to promote disturb
ance"
Hereafter persons accused ~ these
offenses VII be arrested ~ the ma
rines and tried before a provost court
martial according 20 a proclamation
issued - Colomel John ~ Russell
commanding the marines r. Hats.
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ADMIRAL HAS NOT
HEARD FROM DENLY


LONDON. June fa-Remr Admiral
william 81 sims said this morninw Ne
had nos received ere cable message
from Secretary q fhe Navy Dcnby
nancaiIing the remainder ~ rs ieaVe
81 absenre and ordering him 70 re-
port a. soun as pussihle in Washing
son.
lie left his hotel early 81 order 70
fninu a day 81 crowded social enEaEr-
meutn lie has NJ further public
speaking enEarpmeufs before hls De-
parture from England On We8nesdav
ard thcre IL nothins 90 Indicate that
be intends adding anything q bis SIDE
az tho departmental Incident unfn MS
Tetufu Is America.
The admiral tod an interviewer hat
o. believed Secretary Denbr's mes-
sage had been dispatched because -
Admiral sims delayed response to the
first one asking n 81 rae been cor
rectly quoted in his address here last
week. in which Ne criticised Amer
leans in sympathy nlfh fhe frlsh re-
public ADMIRAL sims insisted that
she delay - hiH reply was ame oniy
60 delay Is transmission. and Declared
that be- made his reply ln A. ho.f
after rfrelpf - the cableEram.
Admiral and Mrs. Sims have been
invited - dine thta eremimw wAth
United states ambansador ard Mrs.
Harvey. THE duke - CounauNht and
ether notable peraonaEes are amouR
the invited nuesfa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
MORE VICTIMS OF
RIOTS In IRELAND.

BELFAsT. ireland. June ts.-hioiinE
iast uieht adde's faur more victims g.
Belfasrs weekend death ton, thres b.
lnH killed in renewed disturbances in
York street and the fourth BEING hnnf
auring snlpping activities 81 kashEliF
road. IN the Pals division - ths city.
a peculiar feature - TIE Vera street
outbreak vas fnrn3shed ~ ihe Fast tha&
the Contestants fuN ire most part adopt
"a the method ~ firfmu through windows
and rk3leslts. from which BULLETS fieN
in al dlreetious. The area became
weritable mo mans land" ana q vaa
oniy ~ the NrnVest riah that the police
even IN armored cars dared emter the
danger Eoue. ComurlsinE Warren ana sih
streets which ratiiatee from Hork street
toward tie docks.
While pasaing The area in lurT. npe-
elai constable sturdy Was ki.isa The
other three victims were civilians
Military armored ears opsned machine
gun fire and restored order While
shooting was rroceeainG IN kashsnIr road.
church service Vas being hsid iu che
church "a the Holy nedeemeF. Tho con-
creation became conaidrrahlV alarmed.
4 military force vas patreiiing she
York street area to-day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
MISS STIRLING HEADS
AMERICAN GOLF TEAM

F0NTAINEHt4Eif France. June j.
play in the wounen's French open
golf championship viii begin here to-
morrow. The United states g repre-
scented ~ a team headed ~ Miss Alexa
Stirring. the American champion. and
Including such players rs Mrs. Ronald
H. BARLOW. 81 Philadelphia. who reach
"a the third round Ia the recent Bril-
tish open golf tournament at Touray.
scotland. Miss Stirling made the round
or holes in 20. leading the field. Mrs.
Barlow turned in 81. and Mian Alice
Hanchett. Of California. q card % 90.
The par for the p holes IS 90.
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FOUR ARE NAMED
in INDICTMENTS



Pared to tell all they knew Of the
case. lie said they did not talk be-
fore because e their fear 81 the for
signers.
Il was learned today that the Two
foreigners who are believed 10 have
stabbed Kaber went 10 Joseph Kaber.
brother Of the dead man. some time
after The murder and offered 20 show
him & woman who could tell all about
the murder"
They took him 70 a place and point
"a oa& a house where Mrs. Colavito
lived. according to the brothers state
ment. and tried 10 collect the reward.
Their efforts Sailed. however. when
they refused TO give ont any further
information
Following.the sensational testimony
OF AIrs. Colavito duplicating Miss
McArsIls, and AIRS. Brickel in the muir
der plot. Miss McArdie was given Q
mharD examination today and denied
10 prosecutor stanton all of the ac-
cusations.
A temporary Injunction was issued
today by Judge Homer q. Powell re-
strainlmg Mrs. kaher and Miss Near
ale from diEpnalnR ~ the rights IN
property left them by the viii of
Daniel Kaber The action was taken
on petition Of attorneys representing
Moses Raber. father 81 the murdered
man.
The injunction VIII remain in force
until the hearing Of the murder
charges has been disposed Of.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
DEMPSEY WILL LAY OFF
TRAINING FOR FEW DAYS

ATLANTIC CRY - p rune 81 --F TIE
reason for ere aHddeu change fn tars
nsmraeg'a training pla~s vas snpie inea
~ ere champion himself todaH When
manager NeaFna announced taaf nfEht
chat the tltie holaer muuia a. GO f0r
two ~ three days and the uuhile would
not BE- admitted ~ the camn. there Vas
eansiderabla speculation a. % the rcasuu.
Dempsey sxpiainsd today thaf hs was
- thnrnmNhiV satisfied with hAa eumdi*
tlan that ~ considered reNeaflun ln
enc ira miss grind necessary lie 90 alb
salutelv No woFk TO-DAY BE sHsted iee
bounds. which u "a ppunds above ths
weight he hupef a. rake when - facsa
GearWoH Carpemtier It Jersey cts 1uly
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$500 ROTARIANS
AT CONVENTION

EntMHEMGH. SNnthnd. June l2 s.
The international Association ~ no.
iary clubs began IT'S twelfth annual
convention here today and win remain
On session unn Friday Upwards ~
500 delegates fr8m Rotar1 clubs iu
the United states wrre present when
Estes Enedecfr - Portland ore
president ~ The International assoria
tlon called the opening mer nE Ca
order
The principal meeting ~ ERE con-
ventIon are being bid in rsher Han
but two adjoining halls have been en-
gagged far SECTIONAL meetings There
we're more than zoo affiliated Rotary
clubs. hat.rg an estimated naember-
ship ~ about Cso0 represented az to-
days session
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14

women w0uid only take yuur vegetable
Compound they would have better
k~aIfh- IalwaVs recommend your Veg
seaasIz T'swuponnd - the neighbors. -
~ TpAr.Y pATrEas, 2 Lincoln Ave,
Salisbury. Massachusetts,.
TIE exu<r tenea % maternity should
not - apprpached without careful ply
eiraI r.reparn ten. as IL u impossible for
= weak aickly wifs 60 bring healthy
children into TIE world.
Therefore IL 3 woman b suffering
froEsa ! disbursement, backarhe, infiam-
yaassora. uicegafian. hearing down pains.
keaaaehaa. Nervousness or the blues
- should profit by Mrs. Patterns ex-
s,ersenea. take Lydia +. Pinkham 3
Vegetable Compound and BE- restored
% haalfh.
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rs. B. G. pALMFR

Friends IN the city were notified last
night 81 the death of Mrs. Myrtle
Palmer. wife 81 r. G Palmer. CHIEF
chemist Of the Newport Company
AIRS Palmer has been IN m health
for some time. and three weeks ago
she went 20 st. Louis accompanied
by Mr. Palmer. 20 the home OF her
parents
Mrs Palmer Is survived by her hus-
band. 6-year- old daughter. her faith
CT and mother and ono brother.
The funeral services viii be held on
Wednesday afternoon az the home OF
her parents. e2ls Waterman avenue.
81. Louis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON TOWNSEND BILL

icy INC ANHettate0 FffsasN
WASHINGTON. June 1a~Favorable
reporE was ordered By the senate post
Offices and post roads committee to-
day on the Townsend bin 20 create a
federal highway commission and TO
establish an interstate system 81 pub
he roads Three democratic members
81 the committee. Senators Watson
Georgia McKeiiar. Tennessee; and
Hehin. Alabama. voted against the bin
and viii ale a minority report prob
ably recommending that no change -
made IN the present federal road law
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
) q 81 . - - u - - % u g q % 4. .
OBITUARY..
Q - o aaaaaansaHHaaI
PERRY DAVIS

Word was received last niEht from
Dusquesne, Pa. That Perry Davis. age
20. the youngest son OF n A. Davis.
1909 West LaRua street. had been
killed in an accident az the Carnegie
steel plant, where the young man was
employed. Perry Davis IL Pensacola
boy and went 20 the Pennsylvania
city about a year ago.
Besides his mother and father he
leaves three brothers and one sister.
The body viii arrive in the city
Thursday. the funeral arrangements
not being arranged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
ASHEVILLE CUTS
PUBLIC DANCES

AEifENtLi.E. y. g. June 18-fui-
lowing an open discussion participated
IN By members ~ several denomina-
lions and ~ proprietors ~ dance halls
heard ~ the city commissioners in
me municipal court room here this
morning. the commissioners voted
unanimously not 70 license public
dance halls during the neat twelve
months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
DANIELS TALKS
ON DISARMAMENT

ATLANTA. June "a plea Cor en-
nifee states 20 take steps fnwara
world disarmament Nas made ~ for
mer Secretary 90 the Navy naniels n
a. address 81 Georgia Toch commsucF-
m#mt here today
ne y stsl8 a. tax - reducing tnKes
unless the Ifuifed States takes tie lrad
IN a securing r. wuF5d arrnsulesf Co.
reduce mfu@mNmtN - sa8as euf
eaarse tie Hmtna Gtmtem cmmHnf a..
afm unless other natians 90 hkewtna.
They say they are ready
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
THREE CARDINALS
NAMED BY P0NTIFF

RONE. 1ane IA Three Ita1lsn car
ainatn were added % the sacred eoIi~se
to-day. when Pope nenedicf - secrsi
eoaEiHfoIE raised "a fhs purple Mon
siEnur Giovanni Taeel forcsi1. ths -
pai fnntnF demo- MonMiWnnr gmmiEn
laurent SECRETARY - tire cungregn
tion 20 TIE propaganda. and Monsignor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
4ARmAN WILL ATTEMPT
70 PULL a "eoME Back

NEW YORK. June lg-pste Harman.
former hantaHweight champion. viii at
tempt 4 come back when he meets
joe Lynch. the title holder. in an Qpen
air Is round bout 81 Ebbetts field Brook
ism. July 81 Lynch defeated Herman
for worlds hantamWeight honora here
last Haecsruber.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14

NEW ORLEANS. June ts.-Benny
Vulgar. New York lightweight. out
ponsea Ps1 Moran. OF New Orleans
in ls-round bout here tonight. Vaixar
weighed l26 pounds Moran ia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
sHIPwAY ELECTED
TENNIS CAPTAIN

PRINCETON. june l8-Charioa n.
shlpwav ~ Charleston. =. g. nlcm-
Der ~ the class 81 1922 was today
elected captain - the Princeton tennis
team for next year.
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hardly % my house
work. The doctor
said. II you can
have another baby
IL might - the best
thing Tor you but ]
am afraid you can
not. ] began tax
ing Lydia +. Pink
ham Vegetable
Compound and my
baby was bern On
Z Peace Day If
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
BABY BORN
ON PEACE DAY
After Mother Had Been Re-
stored 20 Health BY Lydia
= Pinlxham's Vegetable
Compound

SALISBURY, Mass. r For seven years
1 - ! aesEsale trouhie ana sucn bearing
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
OF WHAT USE IS A JURY VERDICT?

Is the public again to witness the verdict of jure deci
sion Supreme Court and the action OF the pardon board
aside account OF the last minute plea OF aeieS attorney
who to his job
Carl Wanderer the convicted Chicago murderer has again show
for life 1t very big chance but 1t is chance The
action pardon board Wednesday denying further
cnency for Wanderer believed to have dched his hanging
for dawn tomorrow Gov Small announced last night that he
would hold hearing today which he would make his final deer
sion. In him lies Wanderers last chance for life
If Gov Small nercedes he will be allowing man to live who
murdered his wife and unborn child together with Edward Ryan
the ragged stranger whom he hired fake mimic hodup lie
will taking uries have declared Wanderer cold
booded murderer after the Supreme has denied him ceenc
and the pardon recommended that he be hanged
About week the Geay the country witnessed the
saving from the gunnan years
standing His neck and he the prison the
criminal Chester there osenSib to remain for lite The
saved him. His recovery at Chester viii doubtless
be rapid and then sentimental influential friends will begin the
work of securing his liberation with every probability of
AT least the Chief Of Police of Chicago looks forward to the job OF
hunting Geary up for crime before Christmas
If there any in which the commission OF capita
be encouraged than they by the actions OF some
and authorities would be hard determine what
slow to render verdict for death penalty and these
days criminal has chance earth for defense his
cstanes do not his securing of first class attorney the
provides him He given the benefit every doubt and
loophoe and when final judgment reached should stick unless
possibly the instance million of last discovery
makes the verdict rendered wrong beyond all question
An eleventh hour insanity plea practically always traveSty
justice AS in the of eary believes that Geay did
not know what he doing when he committed his crimes that
he did not realize why the verdict of hanging rendered s
because few aensts able discover diosyncrass
makeup his neck saved And will the penalties of
his crime.
No wants to hang crazy man butt
that fact should not be used work upon the ympahes
tent of allowing weknown and desperate escape the
penalty of their crimes because defending
reputation Except extreme the verdict of good jury fol
lowing fair trial should stick