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AID
WILL Be MADE
Juns lo,-ThC

:.uri:o. col. Juno Io,--Thc c!io -
Tr.rh;r MI scad : committee 70 Wash
:ag,on. probably tomn-r"w night to Ip-
pea. 20 rrr%;Gcw, Harding. 20 SecretaT:
n: nc Int, r.or Fall AMI 70 the Colorado
Ca.cea:.nn IL congress- - sivo the flood
.,':::r-rrS Of 80 .t-iiapSas and Fountain
-i.."r valley pcrna3"n: assistance.
Tho committee r!!! b" headed BY tlr1
u. A.larrT SCR OF Vi" former governor
Otncr members Of de committee will be
.,.''c;rG from ruch.c. D"u"cr and Colo
r. dn springs.
:t0.:"r i..,"rr received II message
Irr.l S",r'';.r" YAH todHr SAYING that
he would send two i. na-tmrnt OF the Ia
:.'r:rc rhg,;." r; L. lurblo 1T oncS %
maxi 4 Sur"gY II Tie 'il:n1 ~ dee.
SIX more bod.c% o. floor! ct!nlS ", -
land today II ih" slim" ard rUhh!Sh
n!oHg To b&n'.s nt nc - rH!-.< Ar':N'-
s.s -."er. For o. tie bo'!.'.' we're thoaC
II aG.i.tS and two Er-, ia;.a,S.
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Attacked BY Harrison,

Wasn.nct"u. Junc t. E"ar \l'n:ra!
Sins and Anba ssador E'tr"": ''.'-r d.
scrib"d today n tn" s"ra'" iy Senator
Harrison. Democrat. Nj, .:,>'gri. a
";h":." ;,o gold dust t%!3s." "ho now
reprc>e eHt the GovrrEmoa, of The United
States In England.
Sena;or Harrison. aIthor -: IL" r"S"-
lu,iun adopted yesterday. di'"'' III the
na"al committee ~ in;"$t.%,,'" Admiral
Sims speech. crt!ciz!nE S:nn F".r SYM
a,.h.x"rs. n.c'ar'I III" admir-, = Sp'""h.
and that Of Mr.. lIar' y - Il" lHcr!m .
dinner. were "an outrage 20 r"".@i""G 81
Americans
II hone the senate com7'.u"" viii So
cur> tho repor; that S".r",a-T nc,. -
H., , d"u,an,l"l! from AGm.r~I .<ii'r..' s"ld
Senator Harrison.
~ hope congress will ta~c .r.m"d','"
acton Il Secretary U"ahy fails t" Il"
anything to him. II he was quoted cor
rcc;ly.."
S",.a:c- Harrison So. AZ, .N.n,ir;I
Sims "ought 20 re got r.d o. - !" III"
nay" e he vas QuotcI r""r"'',: and
r. a,$o reiterated his d"manf f"r Am
h..ssador Harrcys recall,
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PEACE RESOLUTION UP TODAY

Washington, June 1n.-Due 10 delay
in concluding consideration OF the SOL
dicr relief bill. tho peace resolution
wax not ca;l"d UP IN the house today.
as rad been planned by leaders. II vii:
tc prcsrntcI tomorrow. however. under
y rul" providing for TWO full days Of
dclnte and n vote on It's passage Mon
dar afternoon at o'clock.
As reported BY chairman Porter. Of
the foreign affairs committee. the reso.
luton merely would terminate tho state
Of war between IN" United States and
Germany and Austria Hungary without
repeating the declaration Of war itself.
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Ncwberry campaign committee. took his
place and the LucAinrs. father and son.
armed with stacks of cancelled checks.
sa ID 20 number $500 IN all. pressed him
sharply. These checks. ranging IN
amounts up to 1880: marked paid
h. the banks. and said 10 have been
given 10 individuals. including Floyd.
the witness explained as "recouncilc-
mcnt checks. No money actually passed
upon them. he insisted. but they evil
denced money previously paid out and
their total of 100000. he said, const-
tuted practically the entire amount used
in the Newbcrry primary election cam
paisn. They were a bookkeeping matter.
H. said. but IN" ton.
sough, to prove by the witness they
wern duplicated.
Chairman Spencer Interrupted tho er-
animation AMI though Alfred Lucktnr
protested lth"mently. held to hts de-
ciS.nn that this Is enough lhOil these
chtrh>." Senator pomercn". DemocrHt.
Ohio. however l"f, tho committee ronnr
in some hca, a',,r failing to force an
adjournment
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.JURY'S VERDICT
LIFE TERM FOR
VIRGIL DECKER
MANY JURORS STOOD
OUT FOR HANGING
Convicted Man Shows No
Emotion When Decision of
of the Twelve is Given

-. ->,@'. in&,. I,:aA ln--T!rS.l Nrr.o-
n.act"cr Years old. WAS found SG:,;! T.;
m@r',cr n the mrs: degree IN conn",;."n
'vi;h the death o; Leroy Lovett. his as
*oc!L;". BY jury in circuit court here
tonight. He was sentenced 10 h:e m
9ri~onmtUt.
Six ballots We're tahcU hy N" jury
p"c>". being :oIrI guilty on me first
haii": .0L Succeeding h1.ir;% benz
;HhrE to determine -" HIn!Shmcnt
,>nm' o: ,hr ji-n-S holding 90 60" the
Gc2ta n,Ialty. tn. ,vy" W." oHt i"SH
it.n :h:r' hnu5..
Showed No Emotion
Young D"r.l"r showed 90 emotion
when :he "erdi'; w?G reached *, h" 4
adopted 4 nnacha!ant atti;,d. ihr"aEh
Spirits when he VAS taken back 10 his
cell:
Tao c.t>e OF Oec.;.- wi.o ~As a>rU$"d
ot numbering Love-. .::i IL h2r" b""a
HIS double" IS tie "ut"nT. Of an al
lcS"G conspiracy hctweca mctnberS OF
the Decker family TO Xii, l.c"ctt. c,aim
his AoGy aS that OF Dvr~,- ani collcc;
Sc-.G00 In life insurance. was given to
the iury al 3:30 o'clock this afternoon
StrAnxsEt OF Cases
TIL Decker case whiCi; ha< r""a;tG.
widespread interest y one cf th' S;ran-
GO: r:c- 10 con. ~ the attention ot
,u>..t authorities. on saturday night
March -. :: 'o'.u= U;,.H wlS FOUND In
3, Lyins curdi:ior On i railroad crossing
n"i- .EoIIhon. Indiana. lie 'raS ta""n
10 bourbon .>h"r- Nr c.! ".thcu; 70
gaining ,orsvi"&sn' ss. Thu body "aS
id.r;itcd =. that .! N;"a:, D"ri..r bE
me mberS OF the Decker family.
On the following McnGay -" bod!
was Id,n:!hcG by Samuel l.oTctt o. Eli
hart Indiana. rs that OF his son. I"-o!
aa! on Tuesday night Virgil natSe: vas
..rrr.tA! 4; nc home OF his uncie. IN
Marion. lai!ar2.
Young DScEe- was 5rouSh' h"'c
-l..s~. lie was lodged IN sat.. ma {. cew
d:.yS .atrr tho koSc!eusko count ~ nj
r.-y indicted him. together with his ;"o
bret, - CalY!r and l'red Decker and
hts mother. Mrs Lydia Decker. for the
n.r.r..- - Young Iovett
The other members OF the pocSer
tuin:ly - N iot! hr-o pending a"'ionS
,r:al> g.. date OF waich h2" no. Ts'
he:n set
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WILL D|VULCE BURIAL
PLACE OF JOHN CALVIN

Geneva. June 1o.-The spot where
John calvin. the Protestant reformer
and thcoloGan. is buried. IS being
sought Ivy tho authorities on informa-
tion furnished by man who says no
is u descendant OF Calvin. The location
OF the grave has been handed down
through the Calvin family under pledge
of secrecy. according to the man. who
Is II years old. and as he Is without
issue. he believed it his duty TO divulse
the location To tho Ecclesiastical Con-
sistory at Geneva.
TRADITION has II that John Calvin:
who died on May 81. 1854. was buried
in the common cemetery in Geneva
called Pla.n-Palais." but the exact spot
has not been idcnuiied.)
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YOUNG DENNIS MAY =:
NOT RECOVER FROM
accident INJURY

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligence-.
Cambridge Ohio. June 1n-l.i;Ilc h"?e
is entertained Tor the recovery ot John
Dennis. o.. Of this city, Who iS lying
unconscious IN the Cambridge City hos
pital. suffering from injuries received
Thursday when his automohN" Was
struck by street car and which re-
SIltrd in the death ~ Miss Margaret
Morahan. Attendants at the hospitI!
late this evening stated he Is not cx
rectcd 10 live until morning.
The condition of II. i. Row"n. rf
Wheeling. is favorable. and he IS eX-
pectcd 70 recover. although II is feared
It will nc necessary 10 amputatc his
right arm. which WAS badly crushed.
AS YET no arrangements havc been
made for the funeral service for Miss
Mcnahan. who was instantly killed in
the crash.
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No Immediate Return
To Prosperity Is Seen

Wa.hiuEiu!'. luUr lh.--ImmcdlLic -
farn !" Nr'Sr'rii% Is not In sight,
Archer W. Douglas. chairman OF the
IN statistics "f the Chamber
Of Commerce rf ihr United States de-
rlairI in h'g Sami-anuul report today
on business ard crop conditions. Th"r"
need hc no deiusion about Il resumption
Of Wartime v"lum" ~ business. NJ.
Douglas said. adding that, white things
rlll t. Gu;"t during IN" summer. the
rnrr1'rati"n ~ h4r,rs: may bring snnrc-
what butter BUSINESS and slow and
gradual Improvement.
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Ne\.co ,Tty. Jurr ,H.--Tae .:.c;.'
D. - rhanS"- cs G:7":'eS - - =
?or.@S definite acti~n ~i:h 7cg;. ri ~
regulation Q: u-;!cle - OF tie coz
>;.i4;!c;. dealing xii OF right.
~e.e cr.i,c.zsi rCi!tor!any go :|"-T.-
.nS by" Cr!vrrSN; and r. Demo-
ro:s. Thc .o.ne- acwSra2;': g.
,'--cs :hc G"ru,'"S ha"H %r"":r!
her time - weeks % !u;t.c "is'-
cG$>so5 ;; o:&u- p-a.r.;S. II, i"&EA
":he Gel:cat> aata-r O.; ou- r..,t:"ns
n.th WI~h.ag,on - Nnc~r :" ~.
g. i: 40 Il" i.Cooriaa: bearing
whrch ?>s:, 'r,.!C :ihs .?nn .h~:'.
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-FOUR MORE ARRESTS
IN MINGO COUNTY
DISORDER ZONE

Wlliam~"r. ". Va. JUr" !" - f"J"
men arrested r,Ga.. charged with N'"-
iatirC tn" rrorlaTail"r Of niar''h| '.-f
imposed N Ming" ""ruiy following I -
cen, disorders. Brought tn" u Al arr" s.
cd to date charged HitN the sam" on"n""
- *Ix;y-ninc Offenders. according 10 Of
iici~'~ her" today.
Those taken in:o custody iDlay We"
Tom MI,!~r rhil!p 'iriGi"y. r"sic 500"
ami Hrmrr Stone. Miller IS Charg ID
with r-"il: cur.."d the proclamation.
ami N" others with unlawful ts>c n
h,ac. IN Violation ~ IN" proclamation.
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Chairman White Says
Wilson Is Militant

Washington. June n. Chairman
George White. Of the democratic ma
tinual rcmmitts called uron former
President Wilson, ut III" lattcrS resi-
dcncc today ard discussed for An hour
poIi,ical matters and the condition OF
public affairs Mr.. White refused to
state specially the matters which were
taken W.
u can say this much. however. he
said. "Mr. Wilson retains his Keen in
tcrest in all affairs affecting the vel
fare oF his party and his country, and
hc still has the militant spirit which
cha r:,Cterizcd him as 4 party leader
and It ciyef executive.
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OIL AND GAS HEAVILY
TAXED BY LOUISIANA

Baton RorSe, La. June lo"-oVrF-
riding tie Plea OF Governor Parker
made In formal address to-day, 20
tho constitutional convention, that
body tonight imposed three per cent
tax upon oil and gas products OF tho
state.
6ovenor Parker told tho couVen-
-ton that lie had entered a"gentle-
mans agreement" with tho Oil anu
Tas comppn:co that they should not %
r.uu!red 70 pay tax OF moro tnan
-xo per cent
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HARDING A TEMPLAR

Washington. i e.. JLrn in.-Pr">i-
i,r, Iiard;u: UaS ih- guest tonight
rf CnIuIuh:;t comm nicry No :. Knights
Tcmplar. by wh"m h" VAS !ndu''tci into
honorary membership. similar honor
was paid hy the i"r'al comma nd"ry 10
George Christian, the presidents Scrr"-
iarv, and 20 General Sawyer, his per
.onal physician.
A 6~lerntior ~ Knights Tem7far
from, Marion Ohin. tho r-"Sid' NJ 3 home,
-c-o r-"rrnt and participa'r cd II the
ceremonies
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Calvin Would
Exclude Sims
RESOLUTION DECLARES
ADMIRAL UNDESIRABLE
Allegations Of Unpatriotic
Statements. Made By
Naval Officer

Washington. uJn" ;o.--.N = "..;'Nn
II. r."r.ns Rear Admiral S:", ':n an
=. !rsh'e ;'i,n." aud denying him re-
:. ...r,::1;.",. to an American pet Mas
.n:rrductd in ihe house ate t"'d",, ~
Representative Calvin. Democrat, Ma
IA chusctts.
Th. resolution referred to him - >
forelgr-0o7n citizen Of the United Stats
bat comncr;cd unfortunately with N"
naya: establishment: oi mis- coTnr!
On other occasions. I, added II" had
publicly stated thu: IN case =: MY
between tho CaitcL states and Great
Britain. one Bri;!>h ship could etS'.!'
dispose oc fo"r or nv" American ship"
81 ,,rrc $punGirs type ard Il chaTi''
that SINS has publicly deprecated his
superior officers in tie naval establish
mrnt. and the character and quality OF
the government OF this republic.
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LABOR MEN SENTENCED

Chicago. Jan. .".--EGward GsayCS
aforementioned :i"n president. and r."
Hall. business agent OF ''n!caSo loril
un.or. :o:&y "crc sentenced 10 fr"ra ono
:" Nv, :~a:S N prison and tiaed i2.0nl
each. following their conviction Sry cr..
r"kS aSo OF conspiracy to injurc prop
city n strike during which bombs
we're Ihrown.
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Big Cut Will Be Made in Vote Schedule After
Present LibeT al Extra Vote Offer Expires

TONIGHT MARKS END OF OPPORTUNITY THAT MAY MEAN
AUTOMOBILES TO THE WORKERS MARKING TIME
MUST CEASE IF VICTORY IS TO CROWN PAST EFFORTS
SIX DAYS ONLY REMAIN BEFORE BIG COUNT TAKES
PLACE AND AUTOMOBILES ARE AWARDED.
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Tcda ~l
,, no
schedule Subscriptions After toda! land
will
hold positions gained E"r! ind
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TIE wKAFNNA

Ohio and West virvinta-I,ooai tnaA-
lsrsAovsrs Saturday And probably Sun
tay, somewhat eoofs1 Sunday.
VsrHBrn PsnaSylv1H1A-ShoWS AAA
uRooAely Aundsrstorms Saturday, coolsr
oy DAearday night; Sunday par< eloudy
,nd cooler.
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TRIBUTE TO GALRRhITH

Iiit shureh. June ln.--Tr'hut" I" J..
". ';;tlh'a.ih. lat" national c"mmandrr
rt III" American Legion. was PAID n
,r' "f resolutions adopted her" t"d.f
hv lucoi 1rgi"raircs md iSs'I"G hy
County rrmmraicr william l. Neral.
Jr.
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The Loot
TWO ALLEGED BANDITS
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Pittsburgh Store Official Shot
In Abdomcn-In Serious
Condition

Tilishu-Sh. T;,. Juno 1h..-Two n"n
were arI",i"d late today ana i",d f"t
inVcSti iCatior in connection with the
w"undins aad r"hhinc OF Jam". N"n.,
assistant Sup"riuc"rd"nt "f tn" Ii' -
q Euhl Department; store, This afternoon,
whilc nc and an cnployc V"rH tah.nE tn"
, mornings receipts to n n"Irly nank on
Federal street.
John Smith. alleged 90 ha," been ":!C
Of the four :u"n who he'd mp N"Hi. WAS
captured during The gun night attend
ing the robbery.
TIL, v"hh"l. .",d ca'" their uani"*
as William jerome Jones. Of Hhilhd'!- :
,n.A. and G.oryu :. IrSlian. Of Cnl-
caEn. Th": N""" taken from :. cattle
train nrar A-,..uwaM. ~. .ioth denied
.En"wledc" oi til" h"!lui'.
N"a!. who was shot in tre abdomen,
VAS reported T. b" in a ;"r!"9,; Condi
,iou 4; IL city hospital tonight.
The Loot $4,000.
N"aI. grip. containing money ana
checks IN tho amount Q: Gp 'r"\irat"!!
$4,000 was recovered with checks soy
,ral blocks from TIA" scene OF III" rob
berry. where il had been thrown by IN.
bandits. who fed in an aHtonoh!lc They
abandun"d 'hc automobile shortly after
md arc believed L. havr escaped on
freight train.
The amount ct msn". and checks IN
~" grip is said To ha>' been due {"
the fact that many hi'!S &c.. always paid
on the tenth Of the month.
The banGi; grabbed tt ha- an! toss
IN. :: into III" aVt"mnhil" IeaT"d into
he machine. tt" driver. w.rn had t"D.
his engine T'IrrinE. sent II" man y"
forward IT full spcc,i hUt not h'f"r"
= = =. q
d .uii!c., N'ln haiV.r."I - L" f'E%iHS.
.i:.I jumped !snh .',d = ic,"i hnM, pole and
h"@.'n :h"n;!rG - III" f'c";ns '.T. THO
rrh'c-, :.'I$W"r", hrr Sh"i 1"- SN"' I'M
Gro." RAPIDLY mp the Allegheny river
Great Excitement.
IaI...rrih.i.Ir eNc.i, n3Rn' followed the
ti't-',. IN" r",i' raj stree, II which TIE"
Er-sS .n.. i:uh' 'i"r" I" located Is I'm
'hc ,cuicr - IN" %1rth Side shopping
district a:I III" stree VAS filed With
shoppers munl sc them women.
Po1;cr:ren Cronl . "car"A station
hcu-" ~ -h.i - Ia" ~,"r" and H"cl
was sent To Il ho"H.taI whcr" Il va"
said y" hal h""n seriously "ouHdcf.
Meantime mo,orcycl" policemen took
ur tho chase for ihH h,Editi ana f"'-
low ID them - 'hN l"th strcct hr;dG'
o",- tho Allegheny river.
Tnrrn the bandits took -" m""""
from tho saichcl and. nharf"n'n% Inc
machine separated. two Of th"m climb
Ing the high river bluff. will" thc other
d! d!Sarpear"d down - sid" stree.
The ma chine uscd By tho bandits was
identified by Gilhcrt Maxwell, North
Side Lr.Siacsa mHn. as his. He told the
police that :; hud been Sto.cn tew
minutes y. .foic the holdup.
Fourth Arrest Made.
\ fourth arr in connection w:;h
g., hn'Gup wa wade late ton gh,. when
? "nrnan. cir;"r h"r name as Helen
Ecv;. Wa :aIi,.n into custody ~ !""H!
hotel ny ri;y DETECTIVES. She vas h"ld
Ter inIcstiSatinu.
Tho ro!;co clI i>ey hel''"1 I'VE
woman ms ac0uaintod Win tn" l"tu'iit%
and ,,uid Ii"" inf"rma'!"n ~ r" III"
identity or ~" robbers. "h.,A .'ns 10;
h,an c-.i.L,i ,h"h definitely Through
Smith cnc oc the alleged hn'd mp men.
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PAY
HIGH HONOR
FOR GALBRA|7H
CINCINNATI MOURNS
NOTABLE MANS DEATH
Body Of American Legion S
Commander to Rest at
Arlington

nc. matt. q. JGT" Ia. M,". ...Sl
officials Of tho American Legion. ''''n-
in..Ilici "t u.;.n! "f the L. :i'.m Posts IL
VarionS parts Of lhr rvuI:;:. Assist, O.,
Secretary of the N:l,! Th"ruurc Er" g.
}"li. G"T"rnor IIarr! Davis - uIj" ~
m"mbcrS Of the OHIO STrr"nI' '".rt
an MAN. other prominent rcrs"n:. -
vii, 10 In Cincinnati SATURDAY 10 attend
E."'r.G services fov Colonel l'rrI-
er!,k w. GAlb-a!th. Of thi: city, E"u.-
.Iai!d"r "f TN" American Legion. i"
was killed m all ;.I;um"hil,> ;,c' iGr:t in
indianapolis yesterday noru.rc.
The entire city will pa '.ih.t" -
the memory OF Colonel G;.lrIit.l. VII"
III addition to lis sp!rrhi m..l;..' -,
record overseas. was Il H.rm - Er"t;
civ" spirit and vitality in'"r.S;r'! IN
the welfare Of cincinnati.
Body Lies in State
TIL" body will IL IN s'hl" in n"
great rrtYnd., VI MuSl li;iI .rom IL
u. III until " =. n. =: %Ai,h hour IN"
services will be held III ~" hall T"c
CaSk"t will lie guarded ny regular army
soldiers from Fort Thomas. Kentucky
Tho services will b" in charge OF tn.
R"l. John +. II"rGct. rtStOr "r the
Ninth Stree. 1Ipti>' ,hurch. This city
vino served as vhap,Lin ur -" '47'h
Infantry. whi.h w'sS comma nd:H y
Gaibraith dur!rS the war. II" : il. q.
assisted BY tn Rcy. Frcicg:ct NcM'ilin.
Of III" FirS: Presbyterian CaCrrh. Of
W?!nut Hills. Wn" Also VS. an oN"rsrA'
charia!r.
Tn" must -. h. furnished ~ go"
,h.i. t." ,'.l&ary i:,...":,"! church. "f
,rLi.n Cn.crv. ';;.lirh!:l 49, = n'cm -
The run.ral CorteTo
D. -.
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"Doing tho Same Thing

Lennon. Jun" l0.-tBy tn" .hsSocL.'"G
SSD--Rrar Admiral William >. sim
made no direct mention of Amcrir2nH In
sympathy with the Irish Republican
C.,u+,. today duriuS :. th-mlnut" address
ct Il luncheon given In his homer 10y
the American Luncheon club.
In ..M apparent allu$ton. however. to
hi remarks II Last Tuesday vixen he
addressed the F.nr'iSh SVcakir;; Union.
Admiral Sims said:
"HvrhapS Hc N...r E-rt -" "n"rGHlc
adjcc,Iv"s on some .o,'T. T.Si"ns but let uS
hop, that Viii ,, lmtrahly explained
away"
TIL ,.;,ntr.' I.,.>rd moment and
thrn .H,.'.: "!;"t I'm Svin% IN ""!nt
thu s:.n2 thing"
Th:- !" .IrrHt,or h-"u$it ':om ,hS
two hundred lU"StS " rrp"INnt ~ m
urrcLri"u, applause which haI Tr"ct""
'h,S rrmarilS Of Wilson cross. vic" pres
idcEt Of tho American CHAMBER 81 con-
mere in in,r"ducIn- Nd:nirsu Sims. .
"lIc Is stunS again. iut ne SAYS II"
VIII stand b. wat II" has SAID, MI.
Cross told the assembled company i
want to assure him that this cnlnpanN
hl"o3cL. true. honest thinking Amer
To Excess In Telling Truth.
Admiral Sims sad hr VAS afr:,;" p
had gone I" excess In telling the trEth
and II" feared he had don" =" tn" other
day--"at least in tho opinion OF Ger
tain people" he said.
Th" admiral ,"id il" h0d h""n nr-
clatin"d b! critics a. the most popular
british admiral in IN American nav '
and had been accused "t being pro
British.
II am" continued tn admiral sim
!!arly. was accused Of being pro
french after I had boon naval att"rhc
IN raris four year. an, pro-BCitiSh.
pro French and pro-Aliicd."
Admiral Sims declared he :!-O h2i
been criticized for adS coating an
Anglo-Amcr!cln treaty. This vas not
81. he said. hut hc did h"li"v" that :.
decent cUmpar!onship and brotherhood
Of tho two English srt:king peoples
would MAX" such treaty Ynncc"S Hrv.
Nov. II that is something I Sh"uldn't
SAY. hnre they'll make tn" bet ~
IL - hn added
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Her Confession

In her confession. Mrs. kah'r de-
c,,rc4 tie m"@ were hired - beat u9
Kabcr TO ma. him treat her better:
tn" :o:>.L Ms given him. according
TO the confession " - medicine I" cure
his bad habits" 81" d'd not know Il
vas 2o,,on. Mr.. KHh"r insists d"r!ar-
ing II VAS given 20 h"r As mcdi'in"'
Although Mrs. kah"c declare Sh" ''-
fused 10 pay the hired f"r"lfn' rs Ni'''
she learned they had murdered mr. h1 :
hand. one Of the men beng sVuth, $
alleged to have left behind in his hiGh'
mn au,crobilc said to have been El'"n
him n payment for his part IN th'
cr!mc.
tn, men were to act '.s ghosts Mrs..
k,bcr's confession states. she sa'H
,i.b.r u".cr IT, hl:.'"d IN ghosts or
snirits. and that he probably '"ush,
with tho men when he awakened ana
found trcm by his bedside, The stno''nE
resulting.
PROSECUTOR stanton was prepared y"
,.orfron' the thr'. prisoners Win "rS.
lI;,',.. ..rG h'r dua-ht"r t"niCh' n lf"
nop, .ha. ;hc prisoners would -" "h'
thcv knew. Of the murder.
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THREE GENERATIONS IN CLEVELAND JAIL,
ACCUSED OF WEALTHY PUBLISHERS MURDER
Two Women and a Man Also
In Custody, Charged With
Actual Killing Of Daniel B,
kaber

C;r.1lant. Ohi". June Ih.-~Nth a.
arrival late toniGh; Of Mrr. Ia Laih-
crime kahcr. widow Of nA...'. j; kAh" r.
wealthy l.i.h"wood cit'L i, .Ei Miss
Mar..Il Mc.Alii'. M:s. kah'7's daughter.
three generations ~"r" In the county
jail hero facing trial for the first de-
gree murder Of kabcr tNo years ago.
Mrs. Mary Rrrrk"i. -. mother Of Mrs.
Kah"r. has h,"n in Jail several days in
dciaul: of $500 bail
Mr.. kahcr and Miss M"Ardie wore
brought back from New iorn. where
thry ncrc arrested about a TcrE ~ =
~ Chicf Of rnl:r" Peter :. Chr.s;"hH"n
and Lakewood police.
In addition. tI.p ether Wocl"H :nl :
man. a,rimtrn'"d b. Mr" k1h.r - 4
confession in N,w f0rS cl = - day
wrrc IN custody. wh!.r The r1,'.n E';i
lNo other mca in correction Win lie
Cr::T...
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FirmneSS
By.Hughes

Mexico Must Abandon
Conhscation or Remain
Outside Family, of Ma
tlOnS
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
(Cc7"r e.; - r." Ia,cs.iS tccee.)