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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11
No. I. and Pennsylvania Commandory

No. 4. and Pennsylvania Commandory
No. 10.
Several hundred members Of the
local organisation greeted the visitors
as they alighted from special carw at
the French street station shortly be-
fore O'Clock. With bands at the head
Of each commandcry. the guests. es-
cortcd by tho Wilmington Knights,
marched up Front street to Market
and up Market to Tenth where they
circlcd. the Public Building. marching
to the Masonic Temple. Crowds on
Market street watched the coiorfu
procession. all the nmrchers being In
full uniform.
At the Masonic Temple the Euests
were taken directly to the banquet
room which was decorated for the oc-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11

thctic tear for those who made the
sacrincial gift OF husbands. sons and
brothers to holy ca,,~e. Life will
never seem just the sar,e to them.
They will understand what Tennyson
meant when he said:
And o. for the touch OF a vanished
hand,
"'And the sound Of voice. that Il
still!'
"Only few days ago. when the
members OF the American Legion ac-
companied that silent form lying In
lts last sleep. drapcd by tho nag for
which the HE was given, ] saw a
woman In the bloom of youth grow
suddenly pNe and then great sobs
we're heard as the sore heart sought
relief in tears. Not an unusual sight
that. To her II was n sorrowful re-
:mnder OF her own loss.
"Oh. il the poppy fields of Northern
France could, speak what eloquent
words they would speak of long. tense
ful days spent in the trenches; OF the
fateful going over the top Of the
deadly hail of shot and shell. the
bloody charge, the poppiea stained a
deeper crimson with the blood or the
fallen heroes.
I'VE pause q moment today to do
reverence to the memory of the fallen.
ard to hold out to the living the hand
Of appreciative sympathy. In the
language or a great orator we say to-
day: Cheers for the living. tears fer
the dead. They died as brave men al
ways die. their face to the foe. their
heart like steel. They died for ciyiliza-
tion, they died FOR usl We trust that
this humble and imperfect tribute may
reveal our grateful appreciation, our
tender sympathy. appreciation for the
sacrifice, the gift OF life. sympathy for
those who long In vain for the familiar
presence forever removed from mortal
sight"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11
KNIGHTS 7EMPLAR
| HOSTS.AND GUESTS
ST. Johns oommandsry Enter.
tains Large Delegation
From Philadelphia.

St Johns Commandery, No. I. were
hosts at turkey dinner in the Mg-
sonic Templeslast night 70 ABOUT 200
Philadelphia Knights Tcmplnr. rep
rcsenting st Alhan's. Commander
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11

casion In the national coiors.
"Tempia riam" was the subject Of an
inspiring talk given by 0sneraiissimo
Samuel II. BaynArd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11

II what you want Isn't offered on the
classified page today. telephone an "a
Of your own.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11

Sometimes the only way 10 get II
done Is to advertise for somebody l.
do Il. Read the classified ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
IBy AssocIate.l rress !

WASHINGTON. Feb Another
hroads!dc was iet iooa. by Charles q.
Dawes TO-DAY against the congress
sional methods Of investigating the
conduct of the war
Attacking what nc characterized as
partisan attempt to blacken the
name Of the wnol. american army,
because OF the DIunders OF Il few.
ihc former brigadier-Ecncral in
charge Of supply procurement in
France. declared the House commit
tees could serve "A more usefu! uub-
lie service by turning the scArchlight
upon ;ne waste Of millions OF gov
crnmcnt dollars right under their
nose.
y group OF women Ia tn. crowd
ed committee room failed 10 prevent
Mr.. Dawes from swearing lik. a
'bucH private. lie strode around
Tie committee room. hitting harder
than nc was hit. ana swearing mad
IL every time he construed the uucs-
tioning as reflection on amy part or
parcel of the iightiEG outfit OF which
he was part. Chairman Johnson.
himself for:ne: service man at the
front. told Mr Dawes al the end OF
tho hearing that he wished there had
been other witnesses as truthful and
as unafraid 10 speak out ia meeting.
Mr Dawes mad. no attempt to
conceal the fcclin. that hc was hav-
ing IL very good time. 4, times the
room was in an uproar of mor:i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
LITTLE HELEN B. SAMPSON
IS LNS7AN7Z Y KILLED BY
MOTOR TRUCK IN WEST END
Child, Roller Skating Near Home
Struck When Driver Attempted
tO Avoid Collision.

Helen Bottimorc Sampson. years
old. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j.
Sampson. 1908 Hanover Avenue. was
killed instantly yesterday afternoon
when struck by a motor truck driven
by Arthur Mckcnnon. colo-cd, driver
for Il. u. Murphy ~ Son. coal dealers.
The accident occurred shortly at
tor o'clock. on the north side OF
the street at an alley. directly in
front of the residence Of the child's
parents. Statements OF those near
ihc scene of the accident ere that the
little girl was skating on The side
walk. when the driver turned into
the alley in an attempt to avoid Il
collision with another vehicle. lie
failed To see the child and the truck
struck her. knocking her down and
killing her Instantly
Parents and relatives OF the child
were prostrated last night at the
sudden death OF the little girl, but
have absolved the driver of the truck
from all blame.
Funeral services will DO conduct cd
from tho home this afternoon Mt AIS
by Rcv. w. Russell Bowie, D. d.. rec
tor of ST. Paul's Epiaeopal Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
c. O.P. PARTY IN SOUTH
WILL Be RE0RCAN|zED
Does Not Worry Democrats From
Either Side of Mason and
Dixon Line.
PLANS DECLARED \ EI.vkE''
senator Williams Expresses Opin-
ION Ihat Republican Don't Real
iy Mean to Try This. but Just
Want to CoddIc U.s."
PLANS DECLARED a FlvkE"
lBy United prcssl

WASHINGTON. Feb s.-Renub,,-
can announcement of plans IN roor
game the party in the South. with
'he idea' in part, of capturing some
parts Of i; from the Democratic mar
ty. does not appear TO worry Demo-
cratic Senator'S from either sid. OF
the Mason and Dixon line. This
though they will have to welcome n
Republican Senator from Tennessee
March 1.
That was n luke" said Senator
Pat Harrison. III never can happen
again. Nothing that happened in
this last election can he taken as II
precedent"
'oh. don't think they really mean
To try" said senator John Sharp VII
dams: they're JUS, trying to cod US
little
Private conversation with num-
bcr Of the Southern members indi-
Gates that they rely largely on the
feeling in ihc Sout! born 81 The Re-
construction days. The terrible pc
r!"G through which the south was
compelled. unnecessarily. TO go then,
they say. never wi!l he forgotten.
Senator Harrison. however. thinks
the Southern feeling regarding the
tariff is the, strongest factor.
"Thc SOUTH he said. lis Demo-
cratic. with II small H. 1t believes
In special privileges for none. 1t is
less sectional. perhaps. than any
other part of the country IL does
not believe In national Legislation for
special interests. If ever ! hal any
doubt on that point my experience
since this emergency tariff bin came
UP would convince nc. I; was de-
signed in part to bait Southern mcm-
hcrs with prohihitory tariff on
some of the fhingG the Sou'E raises.
But haven't had two letters from
mississippi on he subject OF this
bill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
M!Ry NEMESIS PUBSyEs
HaRD|NG's H0UsEDOA7
Nictoria'S Distinguished I';fsscn-
gers May Leave Her Tomorrow
and Continue 10y Rail.
DELAYED sNvEnAL DAYS
PrcSi'lcnt-Elcct Expected in Miami
Today-Will Play Game nf Golf
AMI Probably Accept Invitation
10 Dinc Privately Ashore.

PALM BEACH, FLA. Feb. S--The
househoa. Victoria. carrying Presi-
dent-Elec; 'iard!ng on his vacation
cruise uo tn. Florida coast. 80, into
serious dihicH,,cS again ,oGcy and
fci! so fnr noh.nd her schedule tina;
her distinguished passcugc,s may
leave her tomorrow or SATURDAY. ana
c"r!ploi- their t:.p to -, Angus tinc
by rail.
After spending scv"ra. hours fas,
In mud hanh in the Indian River
channel. the Victoria anchored to-
nigh, abou, ten mlcs ho.nw Palm
Bench. IN two DAYS she has cov-
cred only ABOUT nifty miles and IS
still 2G0 miles from -; Augustine.
where Mr.. Harding has an engage
mcnt on Monday. Should further
trouble develop, it is regarded as Ger
tain tina; the party will make !, part
OF their return trip on land.
The Victoria had several delays
during the day. hut her most scri-
GUS one occurred a snort distance
above Pompano. where she rnmmcd
her nose into the mud and was held
80 tightly that her own engines
could not cNtricatc her. She was
pulled OFF by the spcedbohat Sea
Robin. sent from raln Beach by her
owner, j. Leonard E"plogic. the steel
ma agnatc. Tire craft was undama;;cd
The President elect now is expected
10 reach here some time before noon
tomorrow. He viii play = game Of
golf and will prchaol" accep, an
Invitation to dine privately ashore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
DAWES AGAIN AGSAX.y
WAR PROBERS ANDLAUDS
ENTIRE EAlNERICANAKlWY
Chicago Banker Scores Attempt to BeIitl!c Part PLAYED
by I. s. forccs-l'rcSencc OF Women Does MOI
Deter Him From Resort to Prolaniiv

m"nt and the echo @: uuths sven,
down ;he Ions corridor OF the hig
building a. he turned his wrathfui
Language upon critics OF Tia. wur who
stayed at home.
People .iri. q: Probes.
Referring 10 numerous iuvcstiga
t!ons by tne House. Mr Dawes said
hc thought thc peOple we're sick %,
them
Why. there ~ re longer any news
In tt he shouted. III | WASH. here
s;ruttlns around ana swearing. there
would bc TAO news in ihis Don't for-
get that it was AN American war
not Republican or "a Democratic
war. and the record of the glorious
work al our army viii live hundreds
of years at;or your committee is dead
and gone and forgotten"
When :hc mame of General pcrsh!nE
was brought into tl,e discussion. MIR
Dawes could scarcely control his
anger.
There were hounds in this coun-
try" he declared. who tried 20
spread the false news that P.rshinG
was a. It ;heatcr the nigh, OF the
armist!cc ~. was there. like hi
He was At h:s office. starting the
work ot canoeing vast war con-
tracts 10 say" money. 1t Will take
twenty-five or ntty years for Perish
ing /" get his place in history. but.
let IN" toll YOU. the ;.mc vii! come
when every doushboy overseas vii:
Continued On Ninth pasc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
IEy Nssocln1cd prcss.l

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Feb. 5
Police were making Il widespread
search tonight for Il band OF six ycgE-
men who carly today blew open the
vault of ihc P!neiias County Bank, 1T
Largo. near here. robbed the station
81 the Atlantic Coast Line. and after
tcrro:i.inG the village with an cX-
hihiiior ~ gunpiay. escaped with
loot asgregating $4,000 in cash and
securities.
Ira Money. 11-year-oId youth. found
locked in the hank vault after the
robbery. was being held tonight by
states Attorney NJ. y. McMullcn, in
connection with the case. He told
;he officers he was passing the hank
and "a masked man at the point OF
revolver forced him into the build
ing and locked him in the vault.
Sheriff Lindsey said Money had been
In Largo only short time and
claimed To be a. native OF Gainesville,
Fla.
The bandits are said to have swoop-
od down upon tho village in an auto
mobile and cut all telephone and tclc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
SIX MEN MAKE ESCAPE IN
ACCOMAC JAIL DELIVERY
Use fiRck Saws, CrnMbars and Az.
slipped In hs Friends
Outside,

Spccial 20 The Times Dispatch.
ACCOMAC. VA, Feb. 3.-Usins
hack saws. crowbars and an AK.
surrcptitiously slipped 10 them by
friends on the outside. general
exodus from the Accomac County
jail was made last night, some time
between midnight and daylight
Six prisoners, two of whom were
awaiting trial on capital offcnscs.
were among the number in the de.
livery. One Of theso was charged
with murder and Che other with
highway robbery. The sheriff has
sent out a general alarm to all points
TO be on the lookout for the escaped
prisoners.
The jail was supposed to be a mod
ern. escape-proof place OF incarccra-
'ion. but from the delivery or last
night IT seems that no trouble was
experienced In getting out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
[ Special 10 Tic Tlmrs- -nL.nn,rh

l9p'clal TO The Times biSpatCh
l'ETERSBl'Itc. "a, Feb. g. Roy
i!aGS.rman was acquitted ANA Hohnrt
Martin was held for tn. grand Jury
in $4,000 bail. at II prcliml.nary hear
ing this afternoon in No,tow,y
County. at Blackstone. on "a clare. Of
having Killed Gottfricd Schultz Ger
man farmer, sunday evening
iiaEserman and Martin were ar
rested this afternoon by sheriff Il. l..
sullivan. of Not,oway County. near
the home OF g. 7. Martin. an uncle
been hiding IN the woods sine. sun
day afternoon. getting food from the
home OF their uncle und sleeping i'm
the woods a; night
II Is said tina; !IaeGcrman was for
giving up Immediately following the
killing. but Martin first waited to
consult his father before giving him
sell up.
immediately upon their arrest. it
is said that they requested a prclimi
nary hearing. Four witnesses tcs-
tilted At the hcarIns-thc two daugh-
terS o. Schultz, who were with their
father at the time OF the killing
Sherir sullivan and Huggermnn
Martin did not take the stand.
s'aIgermnn Is i;xunrrntc.i.
" Inc outset The Misses Scaultz
eXoncratcd IiagEernIan. saying tha,
he was NJ the road several rud, at
the TIME OF the killing Martins at
sorneN. W. NJ. Giravatt, presented Il
claim .; se!f-Iecease in behalf OF his
client
1Ne oldest Schultz Girl j. said to
hay" completely reversed her story
az Monday morning tha; Martin KIN
cd her father without cause ar provo
at."n. /; il said that she stated ON
the stand, 'hat her father objected
,CuAt!mucd on Sccoud rnrrl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
BILL WILL NOT REDUCE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS
House Kills Motion Restricting
Enllstments to Only Those
Who Can Read and Write.
KAHN FIGHTS MOVES TO CUT
Amendment Is Adopted to Honor
abl! Discharge All Youths Tn
der rs, Upon Request.
Lnv Assec!atsd rrcsa

WASlilNGToE. Feb. "a defini,.
S''P toward reduction OF the regular
arm! 10 l"o.ooo men was taken today
when the House approved an appro.
p:iation sufficient only for tn. main
tenance OF force OF that size dur
ing the hscal year beginning July /.
The action was taken after at
tcmpts had failed TO amend the army
appropriation bill TO provide for l75.-
600 enlisted men and to decrease tn,
number OF officers from $4,000 TO an
proNimateiy 5000.
The instant the section of tho bul
appropriating funds for the pay OF
enlisted men duriEg the coming Rscal
Year was reached, 4 dozen Represent
atiVes werc on their feet ciamoring
TOR recognition. Amendments came
pouring in. and FOR an hour members
revived the small army versus large
army debate that has enlivcned many
session OF Congress.
The net result, However. was sue
cess for tho efforts OF the Appropria-
lions Committee to keep the measure
practically intact. all amendments
being voted down except one by Rep
r"Scniative Johnson, Rcpu lican
South Dakota. authorizing the dis
charge from tho army of youths un-
der is years OF age on their appli-
cation or at the request OF their mar
enta or guardians. Al the reuucs. q.
Representative Wingo. Democrat.
Ark;tnsas. the House voted to grant
such lads honorable discharges.
S':.d'SG50 APPROPRIATED
The appropriation bill carries as
amended S72,6'S,659 for the pay of
enlisted men during the twelve
months beginning July /. This
amount is sufficient for force OF
10000, according to Representative
Anthony, Kansas, chairman OF the
appropriations subcommittee, which
framed the measure
Representative Greene of Vermont
Republican member or the Military
committee, introduced an amendment
|" increase the amount to Ss4.S49.?O9
enough ne said. for the pay of l55-
o"o men II was voted down, 45 to is
Another amendment which met de-
Feat was offered by Representative
Hastings. Democrat. Oklahoma. which
would have required the war Depart
within SIX moHths after the passage
OF the appropriation bill. The amend
meHt was lost by G5-t"-42 vote. on
pon"nts of the proposal pointing out
ihat II might be impossible for the
war Department to reach that mini
mum, even though 1t we're to cease
enlistments at once:
Previous to the discussion of tho
enlisted strength OF the army, an at
tempt was made by Representative
Jones. Democrat. Texas. 70 have the
appropriation for the pay OF officers
during the coming year reduced from
$t2.ooo.0G0 to s30,ooO.0O0 Such n cut
he said, would necessitate a decrease
OF approNimatel! 5000 in their num-
bcr.
Kahn Fights Motion.
Chairman Kahn, OF the Military
Committee. led the fight to keep the
officer strength Of the army at its
present maximum
Thc experience OF this country in
,tContinued on Ninth paye1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
FLORIDA POLICE SEEK YEGGS
WHOR BANK AND STA 7TON
AND 7ERRORLZEE ENTIRE TOWN
Flood Home of Cashier With ScarchIigs While Blow
InS Safc-Lock Inquisvc Youth in Vault
Swoop Down on Largo in Automobile

graph wires. y lookout was sta
toned al each corner Of the bank
building and persons vcnturinG on
the street were frightened away by
displays of pistol marx smauShip. The
home OF j. :. McMullcn. cashier. WAS
kept uddcr a hood OF scarchlights
while the bank was being robbed
NitrCglyccrin was used to blow
oren the vault and the interior OF
the bank was wrecked In their hast
|" get away the bandits left three
sacks containing $1,000 H. silver on
the banks tioor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
H0LDER OF WAR CROSSES
VICTIM OF NNHISCADE,.
IEv Associnich rrny.1

by Associated Prcss.1
DUBLIN. Fen. 3.-District Inspcc-
tor Francis Woithing;on Craven was
one OF the victims OF the ambuscadc
"chhesday at Ballina!ce. lie served
IN the navy during the war and re-
ce!ved the American Distinguished
Service and Naval Crosses and tho
British Distinguished Service Order.
While commanding the British de-
stroyer Mounsey. he saved GOO Amer
lean soldiers from the American
transport Otranto. when that vessel
was lost as n result of collision
with the steamer Knshmir. off the
Scottish coast. in October, 1915,
Inspector Craven retired from the
navy with the rank OF lieutenant
commander. and only Joined the
Royal Irish Constabulary few
weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
6 ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED
THEFT OF MAIL POUCHES
Poiic" Sny One Mnn tonrrss~s "a
Connection With Hig Chi
caEO Robbery.

NV NSsOrllfNd f'rrGs.
CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-The arrest of
SIN men. one OF whom was said by
the police to have made a confession
To-Day. revealed the theft OF mail
pouch containing si.Io0 in cash. and
securities valued at about s35.0O0
from an interurhau station OF the
ChicaSo, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad. - week ago.
The men We're arrested IN conncc-
ton with the recent stealing of mail
pouches. said to have contained
S"o",0"o. from the Union Station. No
aEnouncrrnont of the Rock Island
robbery had been made until today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
SERGEANT HAS INNINGS
IN TRIAL FOR Ills LIFE
!. .,ia.amn Eu.rd*m;'n asleep in Camp
when n;.Ird va. l..nchch. SnyS
Witness.
NV Associatcd rr"ss.l

HAMILTON .hI.A. Feb s.--Scr-
geant Robcrt l.. Lancaster, accused
; of being "A member OF the mob which
removed William iiaird, striking
miner from tho Walker County jail
and Killed him on January IL. had his
day In the Marion County court
house here today.
1t was day Of thrills for the spec
tators. because the defense proceed
ed to contradict the testimony of
Leslie West. taxicab driver, to the
effect that Lancaster was a member
OF the death party, and to establish
By Ben ID. Searcy. guardian OF "a
barracks during the hours the lynch
ing is said 10 have occurred that
Lancaster was In his bunk at the
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
DUEL OF PROTESTS BY
CARRIERS AND WORKERS
IS HANGING IN BALANCE
Rcl> Of Fat Man Did
NotFit This Ships Cook
IIIy As.orinich Irrs,.l

NIN YORK;. Feb. 3.-N ship's
cook who cs-aycd, without rchcar-
sal. tho role Of fat nnn. I'm mn
attempt to r,ndc customs insprc-
tors. was held here tOtia! charged
with violation of the customs Inws.
Joseph \cnicr. the galley lord,
"nddicd with dIl'cuity down the
SnnEpiank of the steamship PrcSI-
dent Wilson yesterday. Customs
men. attracted hy his iumbc r~oInc
gait. Investigated.
Ten birds of paradise. their Eor-
Erous piumnSc unrufIcd. were
iouhd neatly arranged within his
trousers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
FIND BODIES OF THREE
IN DRIFTING BOAT
In trnf WAS Quantity OF Mounshinc
Whisky mud Part Of
tEy Asaoclated Press. !

McGHE!. ARK, Feb. 3.-Thc bod
leS OF three men, killed by shots from
u rine or p!s;o'. today We're found in
a boat Heating down White River.
Tn" men were identified ag Roy
Lewis. VIII ELM and Charles Myers.
living near here.
In tn" boa; with the men wore
found fifteen gallons OF moonshimc
whisky in ho;-watcr bottles and part
OF Il siill. Sheriff Lacey. who con-
Quoted an Investigation. advanced the
theory that they were shot from the
bank OF the river.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
LONE BANDIT RO6S N. & w.
PASSENGERS, IS REPORT
Holds Up Occupants of Pullman Near
BIuchcid. W. vn.-DetniIs
NOT Received.
lEy Associated rrcss. |

ROANOKE, VA. Feb. 3.--Hcad-
quarters Of the Norfolk and Western
Railway today received report tina. {.
passengers on 4 Pullman car on train
No. 1. castbound from Columbus, Ohio.
were held up and robbed by lone
bandit n short distance west of Blue
field. w. Va, last night.
Dett,is of the robbery are lacking,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
WAR FUND BILL REVZVES
ANCIENT ARGUMENTS IN
THE HOUSE YES7ERDA Y
Hackensack Bemoans
Destruction Of Booze
lily Universal Service

NEW YORK. trb. :,.-Bu>incss
~rrm"n or the day:
''j"cl /. =: Awake. .c that are
drunk: and weep and mourn. niI
!c that take delight In drinking
sweet wine; for II il cut OIL from
your mouth"
it IInrkcn~n"k, y. s.. tomor-
row at 40 u. W. 4. &. Hart
viii pour s",00o worth oT wine aud
wtish: Int" IL Guttrr.
The liquor MAS seized recently
al Il raid "n = ho;ri at IiuAbruuck
hr'Sh'S. The county nov, has on
hahh about S"0.bG0 worth OF
>ri'r" liquor, n"d H. seeking leg
','afi"n whereby II mny he Ill
'rrtri Tor the use ~ hunpIiais in
stead of hcing dc>troXcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
PRESIDENT CALLS A
SPECIAL SESSION OF
SENATE FOR MARCIA
Body VIII .4ci or Cabinet and
Oiher appointments
br Harding.
LEY A.sociatcd Dress. |

WASliINGTcN. Feb. 3.-Presideut t
Wilson. acting on the recently COM
municaicd request Of President Elect
Harding, today issued Il proclamation
calling Il special session Of the SEN
ate TO convene March 4.
The session will ac; on Cabinet
and other appointments by Mr. Hard
ing ani probably viii last only a
short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Obtain Jury in David Case.

JACkSONNlLLE. FLA, Feb. 3.-A
jury was Obtained shortly before noon
today III the case of Arthur q. David.
former city fireman. charged with
the murder OF James l.. King. cs-
service man, last August. and taking
OF testimony began at the afternoon
session OF court. More than seventy
witnesses have been summoned, and
II Is believed the case will occupy tho
remainder OF the Iwcck. o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
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NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Thc Standard
Oil Company OF New Jersey today an
nounce0 an additional reduction OF
cent gallon in the price of gaso-
line in New Jersey. making the
wholesale price 70 l-2 cents
The price in Louisiana was reduced
; cents a gallon, making the whole
sale price % l-2 cents.