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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
SENATOR KNOX
DIES SUDDENLY
Is Stricken With Apoplexy in
His Home

WAsH1NGToN. oct. is.-presi.
dent Harding and all high officials
In tho government. with leaders in
congress. viii attend the funeral
services OF Senator phlnndcr G.
Knox. which viii be held here TO.
morrow morning.
The burial viii be near Knox'a
summer home at Valley Forge. Pa.
Senator Knox dlcd suddenly when
he was stricken with apopleXy at his
home here Just az the dinner hour
last evening. He collapsed. and died
within less than half an hour.
The shock OF knox's death cam
with even greater force because he
had Just returned this week from a
vacation In England. lie told his
friends and colleagues in the senate
that he felt much rested. and that
hia vacation had done him great
good.
The senate viii adjourn today
upon converting. and will appoint TO.
gether with the house. committee
TO have charge OF the funeral.
Services here will be held nc II
O'Clock In 81 Johns Episcopal
church. 'fhc presidents church. /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
Ford Promises Jobs
for All If He Gets
Muscle ShOaI Plant

toopyrisht. 1891. BY tho United Press )
CINCINNATI. ohio. oct. ia.--"If
the government will let me have
Muscle Shoals IN teach Il something
about solving unemployment prob.
lens"
Henry Ford. automobile manufac'
turcr and owner OF the Detroit, To
ledo Il ironton railroad. made that
statement in an exclusive Interview
here prior 20 his departure for West
Virginia coal fields "Wednesday night.
There are Jobs in this country for
every man who wants TO work." ne
said.
I'VE have shown this country
something about employing men. but
that is only a start TO what we can do
II we get Muscle shoals. isn't Il. gen.
tlemcn?' as he turned TO his son. Ed.
sci. and three executives. C. =. Sore.
sen. W. n. smith and W. c. Cowling.
who are accompanying him on his
trip.
The Muscle shoals plant was estah.
lished by the government during the
war FOR manufacture OF nitrates.
Ford has offered 10 take over the es.
adjustment to manufacture fertilizer,
but his offer has not been accepted,
Attic his party Is not concerning
itself with negotiations for purchase
OF other railroad lines. Ford an.
nounced that hts secretary was to
consult with officials Of the Cincin-
natl. Milford & Manchester traction
line here today.
III the figure Is right l have told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
COASTINC BOYS
HURT BY AUTOS

Pushing a roller coaster wagon in
the street on Admiral way. near 45th
ave. :. w. on which two boy com.
panions were riding. Paul Pitthck.
i0-ycar-old sehoolboy. received n
deep cash In the hack of his head
and other bruises when run down
and struck by an automobile driven
BY Frank j Ginger. sose AK ave.
Ginger rushed the injured boy to
the offices o. Or. Charles q. North.
Green building. DIT. North dressed
the boys wounds and himself later
took the lad TO his home.
pr. North stated this morning that
while the wounds were painful. he
did not consider them serious.
Two little boys. coasting on Mont.
lake blvd. near the r. O. T. c., arm
ory. were keeping from tipping over
on curve at the foot OF the Hill by
making a broad turn. This brought
them over on the wrong side OF the
street. and they were knocked back.
ward OFF their coaster by an automo-
bile driven by Ruby Morris. s0t2 La
tona ave. They were unhurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
.SOUTHARD TRIAL.
EXPERTS HEARD
Long Hypothetical oues-
tons Put to Physicians
ny ROBERT A. DONALDSON

TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Oct. ID
Two hypothetical questions Of ap-
proxlmatcly 800 words. each regnrd'
INK the probable cause ~ the death
Of Edward v. Meyer. fourth husband
of Mrs. Lydia Southland, alleged
"Bluebeardess. were 10 be pro
pound today by District Attorney
Frank stephan 10 six physicians,
who viii be asked 10 state whether,
In view OF the facts brought out ~
the trial. they attribute Meyers
death to arsenic poisoning.
The questions are based on tho evi.
dcnce. chemical. medical and bac.
THEOLOGICAL. az CLEANED from the
symptoms OF Meyers fatal Illness.
from the two poet.mortem examina,
tons Of his body and from the chemi-
zeal analysis OF the body made by
three chemists. which revealed the
presence OF large quantities Of ar.
scnic.
District Attorney stephan today
continued his efforts 20 run down
tho clues In his possession regarding
Ben cheoseman. the alleged sixth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

victim" Of Mrs. southard. whom she
II reported to have married some
where IN the Pacific Northwest early
In 1920, few months before her
marriage 70 Meyer.
The latest clues In stephan's pos
session. he said. seem 20 Indicate that
Mrs. Southland knew. or met Cheese
man. either in Portland. Ore. Sc
attic or Spokane. wash. and went
10 Canada with him. where he died
shortly after their marriage.
The state II particularly interested
IN information regarding cheegeman
because OF statements that Mrs.
Southland made TO automobile men
when she was purchasing her high.
priced roadster az the time 81 her
marriage 10 Meyer. 70 the effect that
she expected 10 have 5000 or As~v'
900 from land IN Canada or Mon
tana," In time 20 pay for the ma.
chine. Thus far The state has never
been able 20 learn that she ever had
any land IN Canada or Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
5000, 900 Bellingham
Church Is Dedicated

BELLINGHAM. Oct 13.--More
than 1000 guests witnessed the
dedication of the 100000 Catholic
Church OF the Assumption in Bel
bingham yesterday. Bishop Edward
j. O'Dea and Father Barrett. as
sisted by 30 visiting priests. offici-
afed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

Dr. G. s. Leeds. Seattle physician.
who returned recently from a Euro
pcan tour. viii lecture Thursday
evening IN Oermaaia Han on Euro.
pcan conditions. 40 Admission will
be charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

Charged with having cocaine and
other dope Ia their possession, VII.
liam Harris negro boothlaok. and
W. Wagner. n painter. were arrested
By Detectives =. T.. McNamco and 4,
Knapp "wednesday night
Harris was arrested AZ Seventh and
olive. search Of his person revealed
a large pack OF cocaine. 90 small
packages. narcotic scales, gold
watch. two lockets and 20 .32 cart
ridges.
Wagner was arrested al Fourth
and Pike. and found 10 have In his
possession three bundles OF drugs.
hackaaw. two files. a revolver and
cartridges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
XII KLUX HEAD
is INDIGNANT
Makes Bitter Attack on For
mer KIeagle
nY lAMI.s y. KOLnERT

WASHINGTON. oct IA bitter
attack on G. Anderson Wright. for
mcr king klcnRlo Of the ku kluN
Khan, featured the ero8s.cNhmlnation
today Of Col William J. Simmons.
imperial wizard Of the organization,
by the house rules committee. which
rs TO decide whether the khan shall
be Investigated by congress.
simmons held that Wright was
trying to "gct from under" for iasu.
ing n number OF bad checks. Wright
had admitted 20 tho committee that
"A number Of his checks. drawn on
the treasury Of the khan, we're din.
honored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
Elementary Spanish
Class Being Formed

A class in elementary Spanish has
been organized by the University Elk.
tension service, which is stilI open
for registration. The instruction
will be given by Prof. de Solemn Of
the department Of romantic Ian.
Guages.
student is able 10 take part in a
simple conversation In Spanish. read
easy Spanish prose and use correct
~ the elementary facts In Spanish
composition. The class will meet
every Tuesday and Friday at G
o'clock for Is weeks.
Further particulars may be obtain
ID at the office OF the service, 1914
Henry building. or by calling Main
1888.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
Husband and Wife
Accuse Each Other

Identical charges Of alleged mis-.
conduct were made Thursday before
Judge Boyd w. Taliman. By George
Ciaypooi and his wife. Mrs. Jennie
Claypool. Ciaypooi is suing his wife
for divorce. In the complaint. Clay.
pool charges his wife with violating
her marriage vows. a charge which
Is denied by his wife and made
against C1aypooi.
One son. Blaine. aged four. II
affected by the suit. His custody Is
asked by both parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

my secretary TO notify officials Of the
road that | would be interested" he
said. The road would be converted
into branch road OF the Detroit. To
iedo a lronton road.
49, n, krogor, one OF the principal
owners OF the c.. NJ. s -. traction
line. announced today that Ford held
an option ON the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SERIES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

walked. Miller singled 60 right.
Peck stopping at second Il. Mcuaet
popped 20 Kelly. Both runners adj
vanccd ON a Wild pitch. Pip famed.
No runs. one hit. no errors.
SECOND INNiN.
elants--llawlings doubled down
third base snyder sacrificed. ioyt
10 Fipp. Rawlings was run down
near the plate when Peck threw
Nehfs groundcr to Schang. Burns
singled Co left, Nchf stopping at Sec
ond Bancroft out Peck To Pipp,
M runs two hits. no errors,
yn.kces--Ward f0uied 20 Snyder.
Baker out. Rawlings Co Kelly.
SchanE out. bancroft 10 Kelly. No
runs, no hits. no errors.
THIRD INNING
cisats--Friseh flied 10 Muller.
feci YOUNG stole second 81 Meu-
sci famed. No runs. no hits. no
Yaah~e.-IIoy, out. rrlsch 70 Kei-
~. iewater walked Peek HIT into
a douhlr play bancroft TO Rawlings
FOURTH INNING
cIants--RawiinRa doubled 60 left
snyder sacrificed. Baker 20 pipp.
Nehf flied % n. Meuaei. Rawlings
holding third Burns famed. Nc
runs. one hit. no errors.
Nank~~~-Niiicr out. FriHch 20
Kelly R Meusci flied to- Burns,
who made spectacular running
catch M deep center. firp singled
10 left ward singled 70 ceuter.
PPM shipping at second. iak er
walked. schanE flied 20 Burns. No
runs. TWP hits. no errors.
rit-ru INNING
Giants Bancroft popped 10 Few
ster. r1lneh out. Ward 20 pipp.
Young singled 20 center. Kelly
famed, No runs. one HIT. no errors.
Nsnkets-il0yt fouled 90 Kelly.
FewEtcr Fouled 20 Kelly. Peck walk
ed. Miller forced Peck. Frlnch to
nawiingt No runs. no hits. no cr-
SIXTH INNING
cisrt.+-E. MeuseI singled 70 CEN
ter. and was out stealing, SchanE 20
Peck Rawlings singled Go right.
snyder famed. Nshf fouied 20
Baker. No runs. two hits. no errors.
Ysnk---R Mcuncl lined 20 Raw
linga who made a spcctacusnr stop.
ptpp out. Bancroft 20 Kelly ward
out. Bancroft 10 Kelly. No runs. no
hits. no errors
SEVENTH INNING
Gisnts--Burns walked. Bancroft
famed. Frlaeh flied TO r. Meurel
Young flied % Fcwstcr. No runs no
Yask.--Haker fouied 20 Frisch.
Schang flied TO r. NeuHeL fioyt
singled 70 center. Fcwater force
Hoyt at second, ftawiius unaasiatcd.
no runs. enc hit. no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
Ci.nt---ksiiy famed Il. Meurei
out. Pip unnnsistcd. Rawlings out.
ward 20 pipp. No runs. no hit4 no
errors.
yanks-Peck out. Rawlings 20
Kelly. Miller flied 60 Burns r.
Neunci famed. No runs. no hits. no
NINTH INNING
Giant.--Snyder out. Baker 20 pipp.
Schf famed. Burns cut. Hoyt 10
Pip. No runs. no hits. no error
Ysnk.--Ruth. batting for fipp,
was out. Kelly unaHaiAted. Ward
walked. Baker out. Rawlings TO
Kelly. and Ward was doubled at
third. Kelly to Frisch. No runs. no
httH no errors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
irish meet.
MENACED BY.
NEWDEMAND
Sim Fem Ask That All PriS.
onerS be Freed and Crisis
Develops in London
BY ED 4. KEEN

after a session lasting barely an
hour.
The delegates were to meet again
tomorrow at IL o'clock
Reports OF serious difficulties over
The Irish demand that all informed
Sim Fcincrs be released Immediately
gave rise 10 rumors that all was not
going well within the council cham.
Der at 10 pownins st.
LONDON. Oct. IA fiat demand
hom Sim Fem for release OF all It's
informed prisoners today thrcatened
the course OF smooth negotiations be-
bore tho Irish peace conference had
tairly begun.
The optimistic atmosphere of Tues.
lays opening session had been
swept away when Sim Fcin dele
gates and British cabinet ministers
resumed the conference at 10 Down.
mg 81. at noon today.
II became known, when the dele.
Rates entered the conference cham.
Der. that a serious crisis had arisen as
\ result OF Sim Fein's demands as a
0VtH1ttlHH OF the CONTINUATION OF inc
eonferencc. that all intcrned prison.
m be released.
This demand. made al the opening
session. had been kept from the
0uhlic.
Upon the British answer. sue.
ceHxfui start OF the conference. and
possibly its ultimate fate. depend.
The present negotiations have been
generally considered the last change
for peaceful solution OF the Irish
oiffIcultics. Two evidences that the
oituation was extremely serious were:
IA lengthy and unexpected in.
terview between Lloyd. George and
King George at Buckingham palace.
The premier was said TO have in.
formed the king that the turn nero.
Stations had taken necessitated con.
rulttng his majesty. and went to the
palace with the story OF the diff
suites
z-The session today was post.
poned from II o'clock until noon. and
the British cabinet committee met In
Upcciai session at the former hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
French Name Arms
Meeting Delegates

PARIS. Oct i3.--The French cabi-
net today officially designated Pre-
mier Aristide BRAND. former Pre-.
mier viyiani. Admiral Sarraut and
Ambassador Jusserand as Frances
Gelesation to the limitation of arms
conference at Washington next
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
LLOYD GEORGE
AT ARMS MEET
announces He win Come
Unless Ireland Cuts Up

~LONDON. Oct 13.-PremIer LioyS.
George win attend the Washington
limitation OF arms conference. re-
manning In the United States six
weeks. unless unexpected develop.
ments In the Irish situation prevent.
+ vas suthoritativciy stated today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
Logger Is Blinde@-
When Cable ST.

A greasy steel csnole. slipping N
His fingers. struck George Cts4
logger. In the eye. binding him.
Grain was working at the Forest
View Lumber Go. IN Auburn. Wed
nesday afternoon. when the accident
happened. Grains left eye was re.
moved IN the Auburn hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
New Zealand Makes
Delegation Change

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Oct. 1s.-sIr
John salmond has been substituted
Tor Premier Massey. OF New Zealand.
~ . member OF the British delega.
tion to the conference on limitation
Of armaments. according to an off.
cial cablegram from New Zealand.
received today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

ROME. Oct. 13.-Dr. Schanzer.
ROlandi Ricc1 ana Aibertini Media
Win be three Of Italy's delegation to
the limitation OF arms conference at
Washington next month, II was au.
fhoritatively announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
Salvationist Sets.
Doughnut Record

Mrs. A. F. Pitt, wife Of Capt. Pitt,
in charge of Salvation Army corps
No 2, I'll Olive st., Is known as the
champion amateur doughnut maker
Of the West. While in Arizona a
year ago Mrs. Pitt made 1900 dough
nuts In one day, selling them to
raise funds for the Salvation Army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

near the white House. after which
the body viii BIO sent TO Valley
Forge.
Tho senate today paid sorrowful
tribute TO Senator Knox.
As soon ms the senate met. Senator
pcnroae announced formally the
death OF hts colleague, and proposed a
resolution providing for committee
OF n senators to take charge OF the
funeral
Tho resolution was adopted, and ms
a further mark OF respect the senate
at once adjourned until tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

Nights are freezing all year around
It Alto Crucero. Bolivia. while the
sun y extremely hot BY day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

AfrIca's coast line, II stretched out
straight, would reach around tho
world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

The percentage of forcign-born
people IN tho United States IL lower
today than II has been since 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
NINTH INNING

Ginnt.--Snyder out. Baker 20 pipp.
Schf famed. Burns cut Hoyt 10
Pip. No runs. no hits. no error
Yank.--Ruth. batting for fipp,
was out. Kelly unaHaiated. Ward
walked. Baker out. Rawlings 10
Kelly. and Ward was doubled at
third. Kelly to Frisch. No runs. no
hits. no errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
Erourm INNING

Cisats--kstly famed. Il. Meurel
out. Pip unnnststcd. Rawlings out.
ward 10 pipp. No runs. no hits. no
errors.
ysnks-Peck out. Rawlings 20
Kelly. Miller flied 60 Burns u.
NeuAci famed. No runs. no hits. no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

Gisnts--Rurns walked. Bancroft
famed. Friach flied 10 " McuEci
Young flied 10 Fcwstcr. No runs. no
hits. no errors
Yaaks--Haker fouied 10 Frisch.
Schang flied to r. MeuHeL Hoyt
singled 20 center. Fcwater fore 4
Hoyt at second. Rawiius unaasiatcd.
No runs. enc hit no errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
Wash Goods at
October Trade Sale
Prices
Every Pencil Guaranteed

Chambray Bingham l0c
81 inches wide, in stripes and
plain shades of tan, pink and blue
Outing Flannel 15c
In lengths to s yards. in pink
and blue stripes, So inches wide.
Dress Percale 15c
Percale, SO inches wide, in
lengths to 10 yards--light colors.
White Nainsook Csc
Firm quality, for underwear or
children's garments, 80 inches
wide. THIRD FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

$1.75 r. & G. Corsets reduced
to 95c.
SOC Bandeaux reduced to 45c.
Soc Elastic Waist Bandeaux Soc.
60c and Toe Sanitary Aprons
reduced to 45c.
SECOND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
Imported Strap-Wrist
Gloves 89c

GOO pairs more of these excep-
tional Fabric Gloves at SOC a pair
lin black, white, mode, gray,
brown and beaver.
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
SCHOOL SCORED
FOR GIVING TIME
FOR M|NSTRELSY
Welfare League Of BrookvilIe,
Starts Row With Fairview
Faculty.

LyNCHBURG, Va, July 23.-A
committee of the Brookville District
Welfare League at a recent meeting
made a report in which the Fairview
School was criticized for time alleged
to have been lost during the last
school term by preparing for and Civ
ing a minstrel show.
This called forth a rejoinder from
w. NJ. Bass, principal of the school,
who denied the charge and asserted
that IL this was the object of the
league 1T would not live long in use.
fulness.
To this President Gambler. OF the
league. replied rearfirming declara.
tons made in the report of the COM
mittee, but nothing more Is expected
to come out of the contention until
the August meeting Of the league,
when a lively session is expected.
Principal Bass said the league did
not consider the minstrel matter until
at a vacation meeting when there were
no teachers present.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
2 Hurt Stealing Ride

DANvILLE. Va. July 23.-Robert
Cash and Lowell White two
Georgia negroes, are in hospital
here badly injured from an unusual
accident on freight car. The men
swung a northbound peach train as
II was climbing a grade south of here.
AS one OF them climbed between two
cars to reach the top " the train he
stepped on the lever which uncoupled
the air hose. This caused the appli-
cation OF the emergency brake SO
swiftly that both men were thrown
from their perch. Cash lest his right
arm. the other negro being paralyzed
from the hips down.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
DRY FORCES INSIST
MD, bOOTLEGGERS
FLAUNT THE LAW
Washington County Temper.
ance League Says Conditions
Shame Citizens.

HAGERSTOWN, Md. July 23.-In
an open letter addressed to DR.. ].
Hubert Wade and Frank Ridenour
chairmen of the Democratic and Re.
publican State central committees, re.
speetively. for Washington county, the
Washington County Temperance
League declares that a condition
exists in Maryland which "shames
every law-abiding citizen" and that
"bootleggers flaunt the majesty OF
the law as a result of a recent de.
cision of Attorney General Alexa nder
Armstrong, who ruled that State of
Ulcers have no authority to enforce
the Nolstead act.
The, letter, while deprecating the
necessity OF discussing the question,
expresses the hope mat prohibition
will be kept out of the political cam.
paign this fall, but declares that in
this war for dry nation. the drv
FORCES will ask no furlough. 1t EN-.
phatically states that the issue is
that OF respect for, and obedience tn
the constitution and no longer one OF
wet or dry"
me executive COMMITTEES of the
league Is composed of the followino
ministers and citizens of Hagerstown
and the county: The Rev. DR.. Francis
X. BayleY, Rev. f. N. Holzopple. Rev
LIT. j. 3. Simon, Rev. DR.. A. b. star.
ton, Rev. Gordon l. Slider. Rev "
M. Norment and Messrs. Grafton
Downs, Samuel w. Sewers. ID A
Suckeii, Newton l.. Funkhouser
FRANK Nj. Thomas and James w
Startzman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
GOV. DAVIS TO RUN
FOR j. s. SENATE
AGAINST SWANSON
virginia's Chief Executive
Makes Announcement in
Letters to Friends.

RICHMOND, Va, July 23.-Formal
announcement OF Gov. Westmore.
land Davis candidacy for the Unit
ed States Senate. in opposition 10
Senator Claude swanson has con
tributed additional interest to the
primary campaign now being waged
Although IL has been understood
for some months that Governor
Davis aspired to wear the toga
now worn by Senator Swanson. II
was not until a few days ago that
he made an official statement OF
his candidscy in letters TO friends
IL is generally understood = victory
for Harry st. George Tucker in has
contest .isainsC State Senator L. Lee
Trinkle for the gubernatorial nomi
nation viii pressage Governor la
Wis election to the Senate. Gov
Tucker. while Senator Swanson IL
backing Senator TfinHle.
Although the United States sen
atorial fight Will not be staged un
I'll next summer. Governor Davis
and his supporters are already max
ing an active and aggressive can
vass and say they are meeting witf
most encouraging responses from
voters. Governor DAVIS says ht
will stand upon his record as chic
executive in the senatorial race
While IL Is too early to make any
predictions, IL is known the figh
will he along machine and anti
machine lines. with Davis attacking
party domination by Senator swan
son and a small group OF associates
henchmen of the late Senator Thorn
as Martin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
FLEES TO WOODS IN STOLEN
AUTO TO ESCAPE HUBBY

YORK, Pa. July 23.-When Mrs.
Rose Messimer, of Clifton, n. j., de
cided TO desert her husband, ii is al
legged she placed her three children in
an automobile belonging to George b.
Hildebrand, Of Clifton, and accom-
panied by her sixteen.year-old nephew
fled to York county.
After camping for about ten days
in a woods near New Freedom. this
county Mrs. Messimer was arrested
today on a charge OF larceny. She
consented TO return the automobile
and was given her freedom.
The woman and the three children
were taken to the almsnouse, where
they will be kept until they can get
funds to go to their home OF to
friends
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
ND. STATE POLICEMEN
ARREST MANY AUTOISTS

OAKLAND. Md, July t3.-The State
police have been busy rounding up
violators Of the automobile law. In
two successive days there were near.
ly forty arrests each day. Several
arrests were made OF residents of the
county who went over into Pennsyl.
vania and procured automobile II.
censes because II was cheaper than
the Maryland license. An effort is
being made to break up the practice
of many motorists in using the road
between Oakland and Mountain Lake
Park as a speedway.