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The diamond drill., 1921-06-25
CELEBRATED MARM0N CAR IS
AWARDED HIM BY JURY
WEEK WILL SEE END OF TERM
Those Convicted in The Criminal
Actions We're Brought In For
Sentence on Thursday

Robert Wilson was awarded the
court last Tuesday afternoon. II
took the jury but short time to ar
rive at their decision.
IL will be remembered that at the
time OF the accident at Hermansville
two years ago when a Stutz car was
hit by 500 line freight train, the men
who escaped in a Marmon car were
taken into custody at Iron River. Mr..
Wilson was sheriff at the time and In
taking the men back from Iron River
To Crystal Falls the Marmon car was
injured, when ii ran off the road TO
avoid hitting a Ford car at the county
farm.
In making an adjustment between
himself and the owner OF the Marmon
car Mr. Wilson agreed on a trade by
which he gave his Buick car and a
cash consideration for the Marmon.
which was damaged and Mr. Wilson
had to repair IT,
Mr.. Wilson paid a good sum for his
Marmon and 1t was that fact that
helped him out vey materially in his
defense. Soon afterwards an insur-
ance company In Chicago laid claim
to the car, claiming that II had been
stolen and that figure "3" in the
serial number had been made over
into n figure 49,"
The insurance company sought to
take the car by replevin, having re-
tanned NJ. II. Moriarty and Frank Hey
don 10 represent them. Mr.. Wilson
secured services OF Clarence Dwyer
and fought the effort to take the
car from him.
The case came 10 trial before a jury
last Monday and after being hotly con-
tested by both sides the Jury decided
that the car was not stolen but came
honestly into Mr.. Wilson's hands.
The courts attention on Tuesday.
Wednesday and part OF Thursday was
occupied with divorce cases. A few
unimportant ohancery cases were
tried but none with any great amount
OF interest In them
On Thursday afternoon the court
pronounced sentences upon the parties
convicted the previous week, the SEN
fences being as follows
Albert Hutchinson, Q 20 15 years,
with recommendation OF 8.
John Nowach, one year at Marquette
Matt Altonen. 2h to years in Mar
quette with recommendation Of
years
Mandy Cowan, G months in Detroit
House OF Correction.
Mrs. Altonen and Mrs. Mattson, put
on probation under control OF Mrs.
VIM Hill, deputy sherifi Must obey
regulations imposed and attend some
church each Sunday.
Mr.. schuester fined s1OS for netting
ash.
Court adjourned on Thursday hav-
Ing cleaned up the calendar 10 very
great degree.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25

The matter OF Joining with the state
In the improving OF Fifth street and
Crystal avenue from Fifth street TO
the west line OF the city was taken up
and resolution placing the improve
ment under the supervision and ms
pection OF the state highway depart
ment was adopted
This Improvement will consist OF a
bituminous treated macadam, the PEN
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25

grounds on the afternoon of the
Fourth and It is hoped that the Crys-
tai Falls people will turn out In large
numbers to see the game. The Alpha
fans are among the most enthusiastic
that attend the games here.
o
The diamond wes quite rough las.
Sunday, making the plays difficult IT.
some instances.
load the Ads
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25

etration method being the treatment
that Is proposed. The city has pro-
yided the base for the entire work.
The state will cover 20 feet and the
city will pay for the balance ofthe
covering.
Just when this improvement will
start Is not known but the plans are
out and II Is probable that the call for
contracts will be issued soon.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25
PETITION IN The
CLERKS HANDS
CITY ATTORNEY IN LENGTHY 0PIN-
ION ATTACKS THE PROPOSAL
VOTE WILL BE ORDERED NEXT
Mayor Gaffney Plans Speaking
Campaign to Explain Object Of
Move to the Voters
VOTE WILL BE ORDERED NEXT

City Attorney Dwyer rendered an
opinion on the proposed ordinance at
the meeting OF the commission last
Monday night in which he attacked
the petition as vicious. Owing 70
the fact that the commission ordered
the paper printed II is unnecessary
to comment upon the opinion as the
voters will have an opportunity TO
read Mr.. Dwyer's opinion for them
selves and draw their own conclusion
therefrom.
Mayor Gaffney. in commenting upon
the matter afterwards said that II is
his intention 10 organize a speaking
campaign for the purpose OF explain
ing the proposition to the voters and
1t Is quite likely that Mr.. Dwyer will
be asked to join in a joint discussion
OF the ordinance so that both sides
may be given the people without ad
vantage 10 either. Mr.. Gaffney says
that he has no ulterior purpose in pre-
senting this proposal; he is taking the
only opportunity open TO him 70 get
an expression from the people.
Sewer Ordinances Adopted
The legal steps necessary to pro-
vide for the payment by property own
ers for the sewers that are being in
stalled and the additional ones that II
is proposed TO install were set in mo-
ton by the adoption of ordinances
creating additional sewer districts and
setting a date for the hearing OF OBJ
jections by property owners.
One OF the new pieces OF sewerage
that will undoubtedly be put in on
Marquette Avenue east from Dan Ross
corner TO the east end OF the street.
This Is but a short piece but II Is
very important as It serves a number
OF homes in that vicinity.
Provided For Fifth Street
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25
Fan Fodder

Sheriff Waite had his hands full TO
hold in check the Iron Mountain bunch
that took position behind the Crystal
Falls players bench. Most OF them
were all right but mixed in the bunch
were few rough necks that would
have started trouble II Mr.. Waite had
not handled the situation so Judicious-
AZ
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25

Earned runs: Crystal Falls, 3. Iron
Mountain, 2.
2-base hits. Kinney, Williams,
Pultz. Daniels. Rahoi.
3-base hits-Demrosky
Struck-out-by Kinder, 6: hy Ted
eschi, 6; by Sandercock, o.
Double plays-Iron Mountain, /.
Base on balls-none.
Hit by pitcher-none.
The score by innings;
12345 7S9
Crystal Falls Il 0 l 0 0 0 x-6
Iron Mountain 20 3 0 l 90 0 o o.
Betting Averages, 9 games, including
June 10, 1921.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25

present as well as the big delegation
from Iron Mountain
The box score:
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25

The next game Wiz be with Besse
mer tomorrow, on the local grounds
Bessemer has been playing consisten
ball all year, having beaten Marquette
which is touted as very strong team
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25

Owing to Alpha having a celebra
ton and the fact that many in tha
village have not had opportunity L
see the team play this year. the team
will play Negaunee on the Alph'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
FOOTPRINT TRAIL
GROWS Longer
Mysterious Little Footprints viii
Tell interesting
Story.

As the days go by the trnil of little
foot prints in the columns of Every Eve
ming lengthens II will soon end and then
you will know the real meaning Of Fellow
the foot prints"
What is it? That is just what thousands
Of othcrare asking We will soon tell you.
so il you are going to solve it don't wait.
We will now give you few leads that
may a.sist you:
1t is known Nationally, yes universally
1t makes money for you as well as saves
you money.
II is known from coast TO coast by every
wideawake business man
IL Is known to every good housewife
Thousands are before your eyes every
day
II is chanresbie, wee very chanpcable
Its power is far reaching
II covers Wilmington completely
1t goes all over Delaware.
1t is in these colunons tonight
It's costs arc trifling
The results arc surprising
1t is needed by everyone.
Start today and solve the mystery
Follow the footprints carefully, noting
the slogan carried by each little print
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

To make up for the Great ies, Of iron
caused by the life woman is ccnreIlce &c ies6
she should eat more ircn-containlne fTcit. and
~E-tsh hlcs and take erEanic ire- frer tine te
tine ro put rev red bleed corpuscies int- kcF
pxle talr .wstcry eicee Without ires your hieos
loses it's power - eh..ee food iztc iivinr ceis
Ksd tissue and rothinx ycu eat does y,u the
rropc- ar1ouut Of good-ycu 60 net ret ts- Il !
strcxT-s cut Of II. and yea thcrcfore Deco=-
wes skerrd in hcdy .rd ripd.
THERE ARE yYoos 900 90 sc RED
BLOOD CORPUSCLEs IN YOUR BLOOD
sad each enc must have iren-Ironis red bleed
food
When you srt 70 feeling tired In the rsr-s-
ms wnsz you can nc lon~>r Do your days wof K
without being all tSgxod out a. night; 1nsn
your digestion al goes wrong. or you have "a n s
across the back and your face looks pale ard
drawn, 80 not We until yol &c all 10 pieces
and collapse IL . state Of se-~eus rro.t-stiar
orunnl 10 ycur scake1es condition you ccntTnct
some pcrfous 6isess< 5rt cr:s1lt your fa-zity
physician ard navs him take a specimen 81 yolg
blood aud make blood cont o: your re3
blood corpuscies. Or test the ircn pou.r Of yoslr
blood ycIrseH By a1dins plenty OF spinach. css-
rots baked apples otaer iTpo-con tsizlnr fruits
and Vegetables 70 your caily focc and sxsr
c-1aac lrca HGe Ncx2tec Iron TTlt.- thcFr fer >
while s-1 see Dow EIrrA y.1SsS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Flonzaley Quartet to be Here.

The famous Flonzaley Quartet is to
appear in the Hotel du Pont ball room on
February 10 under the local management
of Mrs. ". n. Barnard and Miss Finn.
This quartet is ono OF the most unusual
organizations of its kind in this country,
inasmuoh as each member is an artist ard
willing 10 devote himself exclusively to
quartet work, foregoing the pleasure of
self -glorifcation and greater financial
reward rs a solo performer They have
worked together for sixteen years, with
the exception of the viola player, Louis
Bainy, who joined the quartet during the
war In place of Ugo Ara, who was called
to the oolors ny the Italian government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
NEW SUFFRAGE PLAN.
Former Governor OF Louisiana Would
Bnr Ccrtnin Elem ents Geogra phlenIly.

BY Associated Frees to Every Evening"
Shreveport, La. Feb. 1s--Formcr
Governor II. G.. Pleasant. of Shreveport.
an appointee of Governor Parker TO tho
Forthcoming State constitutional con-
vention, has proposed n novel plan for
insuring suffrage protection with guar
antce of white supremacy, without
limitations being directly specified ms
TO race, color or sex.
Mr.. Pleasant said today the pro
posed law would bar from the electo-
rate that group of the worlds inhabi-
tants coming from tho South OF the
twentieth degree of north latitude
which the former governor stated, lis
credited with none OF the civilization OF
the world" Under this plan tho cleo
torate would be denied to whole geo
graphical class on account Of it's I'm
tellectuh limitations. and would be
confined Us persons whose ancestor.
developed civilization he asserted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

dcoIcr here. Windows In two hotels
were demolished, but guests escaped in
fury.
Other bueinsns houses and residence.
Also suffered. a railroad spike from
one of the bombs penetrated the front
door of church n block away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Stop Rheumatism
With Red Pepper

In three minutes, it warns the sore
spot through and through Frees the
blood circulation, breaks up the con
gestion-And pnin is gore.
Rowles Red Pepper Rob, made from
red peppers, costs little - any drug
store. Get a jar 81 orec. Almost i slant
relief awaits you. Use IL for colds n chest.
or mG eoaeeson, ess n"is don yo fs I og Ped III f.Pp %
pub
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Musical Breakfast.

What do you suppose has come over
my husband this morning. SophiaT' ex-
claimed a conscientious little bride 10
the new servant. Il never saw him
start down town SO happy. He's
whistiing like a bird
I'm to blame. mum: | got the pack
ages mixed this mor4ing. and Instead
of giving him oatmeAl cooked the
bird seed ."-Disston CrucIhle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

Rheumatism, lurnbago, ncuritis, back
ache, stiff neck, sorc muscles, strain
aching joints When you are suffering 80
you can hardly get around, just try Red
Pepper Rub" md you will have the quick
cst relief known.
nothing has such concentrated, rcnc-
trating heat Is rcd peppers. Instant
relief. Just as room ss you apply Red
Pepper Rub you feel the tirghn0 heat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

TsousaSzs Of people have
-arrrssrKS iscressed their
stTrnfrh, eserYy and endurance
- two weeks ti-e Nv ;his sim
rls experiment. Butiz making
ths test b sure thst the iTcn
yo1 take 10 orEa-ie sfo- aat rot
metallic ~ rsr-rxl iron which
people Usually ta.e.
Ora, i--n j.. like tnciron in
yeoT sl.Ss1 arc Ike abe !roa IN
rrirscn. rsSils and srrlex " hile
eets.Ec ir~. is ire. tust a. il
csr-s tr-- th- actor q st-sr,
sGsa - srsiI riec-s II iFou.
Crse tie iron rzy - Rad from
yrLr c-1 zrlst tn6eF tie name
q Noxa led ira Nuxated Iron
rerrs.~r;. erss -ic i-ur n such
s highly corce 5trsseS forr thAt
c,s o-xe - est r. II 70 BE- ap-
sro- s-tsiy equivalent un or
sasl. ir-s --1trr') 20 eating
hab quart es fri-aen 81 ore
c1sTt - sT>e1 v~Estst -. Itis
Ike taAiae ertFcct o. h-~f =
stead os easirr r .ads 81 meat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
BOMBS MISS THEIR MARK.

Sharon, Pa. Fob. MANY persons
had narrow escapes from death or in
Jury early yesterday when two bombs
exploded In the doorway cf n produce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
TO MODIFY BANK LAWS.
Bankers Association to Meet Mt Dover
to Consider Changes.

At q group meeting to be held Thurs
day morning at IL o'clock in the Hotel
Richardson, Dover, between the officers
and members OF the various committees
of the Delaware Bankers Association
a draft of the proposed measure to be
submitted to the Legislature providing
for tho codihcation OF the banking law'
Of the State will be taken up for ap-
provaL
The measure. which wns recommend.
ed to the bankers Of the state at their
annual convention last spring by State
Banking Commissioners Geo. b Medill. Is
expected to bring a representative oi
every bank In the State to the capital
Luncheon VIII be served following ths
meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

Groves IL tho Only Genuine.
Laxative Bromo Quininn tablets. The
first and original Cold and Grip Tablet
(fse sure you get Bromo.e 3oc.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

Defense act and ontitlo it to Federal
appropriation Of $4,000 annually, be-
sides equipment He stated an annual
appropriation of SIS, 700 is desired from the
State lie thought Delaware is fortunate
in being allotted an anti-aircraft regiment.
Major John p lie Fevre said the Ma
tional Guard act would enable Delaware
TO be effectively represented Ii the national
forces, and Major Joseph G. Lawson, Jr.,
stated passage of the bill is necessary for
the National Guard to function.
Captain Henry G. Parker announced
that sirce the World War the adiutant-
generals office has handled I,554 cases,
resulting in soldiers families receiving
S1O6. .0O9 from the Federal government.
Colonel Miller requested passage of an
act providing for the collection, classihca-
ton and preservation OF war records the
cost of which he estimated at $4,000 for
the first year and 81, 200 for each succeed
ing wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

MAN GOES OUT WHEN HE PLEASEs. get.
fresh air and exercise different faces But WO-
MAN STAYS AT HOME looks after the children
and performs The monotonous household duties. 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
BRIDGE BOND BILL.

Albert Stetser, president of the Levy
Court of New Castle county, Charles j..
Grub, county CT greer, ard Harry Pier
son, clerk to the er gineer, brought to the
State House yesterday bill authorizing
New Castle county to bond in the sum of
S4oO, 900 for rev bridge over the
Brandywire at Market street, in Whining
ton, and in like sum for new bridge over
the Brandywire at Eleventh street. Mr.
Grubb also brought his bienrial report
for presentation TO the Legislature today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

SUCH IIFE WOULD PROBABLY DRIVE
TIE AVERAGE MAN NEARLY CRAZY IN A
iONTH but woman patient and persevering she
is, goes and until last the indoor work and
nervous strain sap the iron from her blood leaving
her weak. nervous, pale and aged looking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

It's common thing 10 hear '.OH! HOW OLD
LOOKING MRS. JONES HAS BECOMEH'-.
With iron starvation of the blood most auy o
would become old and haggard looking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

tIwnTr lrs.st or nnvIne genuine orgaric res
-Nnxstc Iron. II you are not feeling quite up
70 re rzrk Gelep11-e - = oscks.e today. II
tAzez fo-5 ely gSrsSJns s> lcr.en =. I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Her Nervous SYST
MAKE HERWEA NERVOUS AND IRRITABLE and csus
her LOOK OLD and lose her beauty and magnetic charm

The thinks work because he does not
realize THE TERRIBLE STRAIN ON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM which is caused BY CONSTANT DRUDGERY-
doing the thing ard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

cirh object FOR consideration by tho
.oun',t At its coming meeting IL
p'o"'nIE WIFI make som, decision In
..Earu to the details of circulating
M Herman obligations C;,rnany's
p'nSf'SS ~ disnrn% mcnt also viii re-
trlN, considerations
:. lr'ihIcr l'riand mas told Prince
ShnI'h". Foreign Minister Of Poland
now IA Paris. substantially what he
,,iu ,n' foreign correspondents ON
Mo li-tiat France viii no, permit
u"rh'hN 10 Invade Upper SiIcs!a ana
mat shc absolutely stands ON tho
SPIRIT ana the letter az the V.rs,ilins
treaty. word f"I word At The Same.
.i'il.' az has warned Poland through
warfare. ="
S"hcr second Thnugh, Comes
IN the me: ntiIne. after tho first
anu 'rliiSh outbursts in the uayysn;.
p"rS may" burned themselves out ono
section OF IN" press IS brriuniu,. "a
"ohirr whether IL is Wis. To cas-, off
IN old ana powerful nlly. surb ~
England. in favor OF the new nliv.
Poland. ''''
tn" ultra Socialists. who have al
N"NS d""ri'd rulIudS alleged mil
tHfiS'n. ar" spreading stories az
?oSroms. and H. ",h"r was n,tcn,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
TWO CAPITALS SEE
TENDENCY TOWARD
BETTER RELATIONS

''''l'hu'h from l'irSt laEc.D
ina, Germany would he permitted ,o
stage this !mvaSiou-for Germany
would equally become Il violator OF
IN" r'ciiscitc terms ana the treaty of
Versailles
Tile Premier nraut that Poland
must b." elected and that Germany
must 10, given fair play under the
treaty. Certainly there is nothing,
astounding IN thls"
conference with BRAND can
easily convey this thought t. France.
this "iilcial declared. nnd Tia" misun-
d"rStandmG may thus easily he re
moved
hrimnd ASKS Confidence Vote.
Tho Fr"uch Premier intends To- call
Tor " Nut, OF confidence on 'rhu,sl,v
! ''r" Is not the slightest doubt that
~" chLmh"r VIII Civ" n!u every
"un"" of tn" bower he seeks ana i:,ri-
nm 10 IA" limit II * then uianncd
mat th' two Frontiers shall ,uo.t in
" Nh"lIN private v"nf"yc'c" on sat
HiuiH al b"u!"En". y stormy scs-
S'nn IS predicted
IN" ,lhimvrs OF tho Eur,it.il Of
ne" mat tn" situation la serious.
Sh"Hid ho"oryr. hc accepted with
$"N'nG that any attempt bv Frame.
70 "''ury Germany or imros" add
lonat p,uIltics h"raGSc -; ,l,,. Polish
situation. Will lac regarded as ALSO
iu'"lN unJUsti'inbl" hy England and
may result ia ondaur"rinp tn en-
i'utv ,ugGiI''.
VIII \ui ,rrrpt independent hrttup
iNn'n"udrnt aClluu bv France
against Germany viii never hc ac-
C,pttd b., Great Britain. nor will
Lloyd George accept amy .I.,litritn-
ton Of tn" Sii"siHu boundaries With
out the unanimous approval Of tn.
FIcHiSCit' commission.
for"lGn Office reports within the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
French Anger Is Sub.I,tiur
lily IiutiSnn IInMlc,

nitcu News STAN CORRESPOND. nj
iNitlS. May To- French rage a,
i.i"Ed '."rS".S SicSian promouncs-
men. "itcr it's first 'larc-up has
Tor the hope that the situntl,, u,.,w
cN'h'uiliN clear Itself through con
icr'hc" between iIoVd George and
Premier l:riand
indications now p"iut to tn. calling
81 Il new meeting Of Tho DuiI., ~,
Pr'ihc council. probably for th, carly
p'it OF h"At week. 1t probably viii
nc h''d ~ oSt"nd". although there il
u possibility that tin. leaders viii
athrr ;t iouioguc
Premier Hriand does no, intend 10
hurry IN TINS crisis. In the first
hit'". he waits sufficient delay TO
.iN" the int"raliicd commission n
pp"r Sl'"sia time to arrive a., AN
agreement, ia order 80 fucilitat, m.
supreme councils work
Although Silcsia viii he ,b. nri,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

NE TO discrcdit the child of Franco
NcNcfthcicSS. the: have no particular
loneliness for England
pthcr newspapers are asking opcnl,
mar the Anglo French ties be r."
C'tish'eu. Thus, the Iutransigcap
Ccrthinly British friendship f.
sim solid But bcin,, in,,S....,,,,
Jhbhch with little knif.-strokes. do,
u not risk som" day dying from il.
Wounds"
Dispatches from America. indica,
iht thal IN" Harding Administered,
viii consider the tpnrr Silcsinn an,
ton purely European affair. w.r,
received her" with little comment or
a. most. Il very good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

N act. "a" opinion said. w.iA the en-
tire rcSidu" rrn.iniut. Ia Iis
tihut"d after tho Immediate Lari.rs
SuHp as funeral expenses ana debts
h'n ho"n met. imposition OF tn. Fed
~ t'N ana not Interfere with ~,
right ut the State to ,.ontrnl III, ,,,'.,.
S''N Wi'hin It's borders ur a dcc..
dent. til" court ruled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

worm in two places IN New Mexico
was also reported, and the statement
i''a"e that tho work in Texas already
had reduced the infcstation. three
"'S'rlctS being substantially freed
from it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

last tw"ntN-four hours arc that the
roles have completely ovcr-run Tn
per SilcSia. and that drastic action
by the cntcni" IL imperative,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
French and mrlslan~ to co-or.r..

nv United Irws
LILLE. Nay LIT * Scinipair;nn
announced that President Millcra
and King Albert hav" arranged (,
Franco Belgian co-op"ratiou in al
event Germany invudcs Silcsia n
result of Lloyd Georges speech on a.
Central European situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
Munitions Interest,", Active.

Munitions auI armor plat" inter
's's. senator La Fuil,t;" declared.
w'r" active i'm All Grcat nations fos-
t"TinS rrop1canLa I'm behalf OF
greater arWuni,utS- Ecfcrrlnr To re
cent reports OF lauans navy pro-
gram. Senator la Solicit" sand thut
sine" ho entered uUhlir life. in 1855.
each time TN" naval appropriation
hil was hctor. CONGRESS. ne mad
found u"wspap"rs filled With this
sort ot stuff just 1T thu moment when
II would hr tn. most effective"
IN" Wisconsin Senator scored thos"
VINO. h. said. had voted 10 'urtail
hospital approximations for former
service n"n. IL also declared THAR
"ooStructivC tactics Yer" h'iHg used
10 delay the soldiers hpuus b,ll Th'S"
senators, he said had voted billions
OF ErHtuitics 20 tn" railroads" Re-
icrrimr to recent CHARGES by senator
Walsh. Democrat Massachusetts,. Of
neglect Of VIr veterans in NuSuItalS.
Senator La toll"ttc said that they
constituted an "nlictmrn' uf the
Government" SO far Without denial NJ
exclamation and Wcrc r"c"iN"t with
",alinuScd. hardened irGiUrrc0rv'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

senator B"rah intcri"ctcd that mil
h"rN expenditures were holdini. az
projects IKE soldier relief. Western
f'II"'Ndii"n and other dCNrippiil.ntS
I'm his criticism of the bill senator
la Toilette said that "Grca; financial
interests desired "a powerful navy
70 'roi"ct their interests. ~" intro
ihCct AN amendment providing that
non" 81 IN" American MarCraft
should ID" used TO "cpcrco or compel
'.I '"'iipu pi amy private claim. grant
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