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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
j. S.TO NET S5OO,OOO.OOO
IN TAX RETURNS TODAY
Receipts From Incomes and Prot
its S3Oo.OOO.OOO Less
Than Last Year.
=. ,ssa.tated rress "a Every Evening

AzE.t il ted TreSS TO ttNeiA ffNFHllA
Washington. March II The Ameri-
ca ..oIIc today had their annual LAY
81 - koning Their lahori"uslv reckon
81 iu, ntnes and business PROFITS f"t ~"
,e.r of 1000 wer. presented IN tex re
turue Il. collectors ~ internal revenue
throughout 80. country
The United states government as ?
rosult will he richer tonight ~ AZ
proxirnitely s50no 600 600, according -
az estimate IN Secretary of the Treas
~, Mellon Hut the riches will not he
~, long for the receipts will he needed
immediately 10 retire short term h"'
rcwinee ~ certificates of Indebtedness
iss,led bv The government amounting
20 $50" 600 600
some fiscal experts ~ tbs frea
eNre,.t today's income and excess 'r"fii'
receipts ~ approximate S6oo.ooo,ooo i
.ucb is tho case the extra funds viii fin'
. ready use W application 70 the puhii'
deb, and redemption of va savings
securities
Recei,te = wear ago TODAY We're $500.
600 600 hut tho general depression *
perienced during the last half ~ la2'
~as counted on 70 decrease the f"fa
Incomes and rrofts reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
STOCK PRICES SPURT
AFTER WEAK OPENING
Brisk Recoveries Of One to Three
and a Halt Points From Low
Levels Before Noon.
y, Associated Press TO Every Evening.


Vow York. March lS.-(wall street
IA IN n ml-Reports dealing WIN MeN-
-, AFFAIRS were responsible for another
drive against oil shares at the opehlhs
81 todaV's stock market. Mexican re-
trole1n. with it's OK quarterly diVidehd
,,ron,ntlv added 81. points TO its recent
..,t,s ~ reactions other issues ot the
.,,,. class were lower by fractions 10
= point -,
,-rl,ible steel and United Fruit NJ
ds. ln.s ~ ia and points we're among
,h.. other backward stocks. together
,,i.h Reading and Mercanti Marine
preferred.
The few irregular gains Of the hrst
half hour were made by stocks oil ht'ie
importance. -.
%oou-ACtivc stock extended their
declines in the early trading. especially
.pi,ed Fruit. Crucible. Pan American
Petroleum. Reading and Hide ana
Leather preferred.
FROM the lower levels. however. thcr'
v.re brisk rccoveriCs Of to ~ points
v.xt4n Petroleum. Baldwin L"como-
~. tressed steel Car. Atlantic Gun
chandler. Harvester. American I"haC-
49,, ..d United states steel were con
s3u..Inls in tho rally.
standard rails also hardened. foadlns
,,,.,. Than retrieving its loss. while
&o-,h.rn Paciflc ana Southern l'acihf
mad. moderate gains
Exchange on London vas firm and
c.r money was in free suprlv q
=, cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
SAFETY INDUSTRY.
" n. VI little Of New fork Addresses
rorcrnen safety Division.

nt = n title Director 'a ffehafiH
taffau .soxv York Ruard uf fdueafioo.
9Hd Director of thu Safety fuafifHtr r.
xf9afIsa aHdreeead aua - 81. sntiaa ~
r#fefnefi.a eafate eatuars. held H oai
tefiatta tfan TeufH ana Ef0e stfeefa
tact nteit an TITO tfaatsn u r1h'ic
tfana aua - shnoI eafats "a Industrial
Safety T. toll af the many aafeft
a5e,iads fi4at afs protecting ind1atfiat
tIfa bni stated that p Tack ~ these ri
bst4a an1 .fEtfe life e disclosed rs
The fart,eafesa af unframed ar'uuia
Lille .1ftsera
cpis A nerlair president = fha
tiata v.ara Safety council explained s
LII before tho legislature providing FRI
49, automobile learners permit ara nae
shitii permits tic re-etfHg # irfrafa
t.e onera fafh af .hi.h are nuifi.
rtfetF HraHiFiehe
f5frflff If reHrfuet aud fhefr wf~rs
ftf led tho meeting Tho Marine.
r. elads etrheatfa Furnished n'aair. anf
WiHiata = Whifa {ca ir singing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
BALL GOT WOLCOTT'S
DINNER INVITATION
Through His Mistake he Was a
Guest at Purely Demo
cratic Affair.
philnt1nlnliin fteenrd

IhiianeinnlH itstbtu
Washington, March 15.--ilobert Grain.
we'll to- do friend and nahlng companion
of Postmaster General Bufosou gave
farewell dinner Ia hlH honor the day
President Harding was sworn In ny
mistake Senator +. iIeislcf Ball, H"~
publican, Of Delaware was invited ~
aiead Of senator 1oalah .. Wolcott pf
the aamn state Rail attended and M
Willingly Spoiled perfectly good Dom
o.ratic program But the dinner went
through all right
Hiirleson was the last of the members
of President Wilson's cabinet 10 dnit
lie ushered Poafmaater General Hays
IN three hours after his Democratic as~
nocinfoH were ont of the Office
They tried Ia haHo me fred, said
nurteson. m ho ieft tho department
Tut held on mtu all the rest were
gone
Hurleaon Is now ia Austin Texaa
whefo he viii look after his farms fof
a eeaf before etartlng on = foreign
/ t3fb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
NEW CHARTE RS.

Dover March 15.-Charters were fled
here. yesterday follows.
Lubricating Products Corporation. Will
rnington Del. capital, s. 400 .oO0 Ameri-
can Palestine CO. New York City. $1,000
81 .Do,Oso. Smithfeld Coal Co Whining
Ton Del $500. 900; Little River Tobacco
Co Dothan Ala s5O0!600. Gray shop
Inc, Philadelphia. Pa. s4O0. 900 Hastings
Cooperative oil Co, East Orange n. g.
$3.50. 600. Miceli Macaroni Misunderstanding
90 Washington, ID. c. $500 600: l.. C l.
Go Washington. ID. C, SiOO, 900: wirs
tlectric Co. Pittsburg. Pa. 100000 Al
Jennings Feature Films. Inc. Chicago. Ill !.
$40 .On6
INCREASES IN -Hsbe,shsp Electric
Cable Co. New York City. from $3l 500 900
90 S33 600 600; Associated Fruit Co. Chi
GO IN from 81 .0OO. 900 to 81 .6sT SOC
Western Lumber and Export Co. Indianapo-
lis Ind from e7O0. 900 10 $500 900
1 Young Poland. Inc. Nov York City. from
| o25o. 900 10 $3.50 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird Co.,
du Pont Building.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Brier Hill steel Company. quarterly OF
4O cents a share on common and Ia per
cent on preferred payable April J.
Canadian Locomotive Company. Ltd .
quarterly OF ? per cent on common and
ia. per cent on preferred payable April l.
Central Teresa Sugar Company, quart
" OF per cent on preferred. payable
April ].
Dominion Gamers, Ltd, quarterly o.
ln per cent on preferred. payable April ].
international Harvester Company, quar-
terly Of Ia per cent on common. payaDle
McCrory stores Corporation quarterly
of ~ per cent on preferred, payable
Prairie Oil and Gas Company quarterly
of 3 per cent and extra of per cent, pay
able April 30. .
REQ Motor Car Company. quarterly OF
2Is per cent on common, payable April i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
CutCACo SUSPECTS HFIp.
Two Mon Identified hy Witnesses In
Political Murder leud,

Il, Associated I,raHe a. F,srfy evening
,-bf,aea Nfar,h 1.-two men who
nave hrrn identified ~ Witnesses of
fbe murder ~ I'aul I.am lola In tho
Nineteenth vard foud are under arrest.
potice announced to-day and arc 10 ho
confronted with othet witnesses ~ the
murder af ,ahhiola ard If Harry Ray
nard. shot few hours later
samuel Arnatuna proprietor ~ a
roll- known cafe. and Frank Compiro.
a ealoorkocper ir tho Nineteenth ward.
arc tho euzpccte who were arrested hy
1,toctf,. Sergeant Alrpck ,lnp~
friend of Iahriola.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
OIL HOUSE AtIHE.
Exciting Bat Not Very serinus Blare In
Eleventh ward.

Fire of unknown origin this morning,
,.o.od atteht dnfnago 10 the oil storage
h,,,aa ~ 4 T. RYAN, 32i Seventh ave-
,,,,. Nope of tho tanks IN the building
contained my oil.
william, Iyan discovered the nro and
after. valuly trying "a nae . rhemlcal
.,,,t,,t,te. tu,ued r., the alarm from BOX
M 10 nietrint IRE companies easily
oxtineulahod the blaze. IN" lnH7 ia
estimated at $3.50. covered by inH1rnnr"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
r,>.W. kFFPS WAR SpoIIS.
holds launches a. Guarantee Tor IN
Identification to Re Demanded.

+ Associated Jress 70 Every Evening
Panama March 13.-Panama declines
20 return To Costa Rica three launches
aud other spons captured when the
panaman forces recently took Coto. in
tho disputed territory between Panama
and costa Rica. according 10 a note
made public last night.
Panama is holding the booty the note
declared. as partial guarantee for the
decentralization which ii proposes &c
demand from Costa Rica for expenses
incurred as result of the conflict he
~ cen the two countries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
TROOPS LEAVE SPRINGFIELD.
Ouie, Restored In Ohio Capital After
Race Riot.

~ Assoc lst"d J reFs !" f'Nei
G,-i,e6cld ohio March i5-An ma
.,o,ai euari troope who have heeu
-, dttv here since last FRIDAY night
rrotection against racial disturb
arces we're withdrawn today.
80, authorities announced that they
r-e,e p,enared to deal with any further
d.et,,tancea. More than 100 former
,o.,.tce mon and CITY fremen helped the
police patrol h' CITY iast h'Eh'. -
80 10 ebo+guns and rifles. while
do2or squads II machine s"nhe'
.,,...,c4 n,oto,- trucks ready for rio
oaHs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
lInd snmetl,lne VIII . RleE.

paf4rff Sfe 4 oervs CHARGED r.fth heiuE
t54...t -sae tffs III - 81 sftfrtieit.nl Ctf.frt
ts.elaf IS - niat e,hat aeft rirn there
IT, teItlt ~ ESQ itt8Ro's question ~ 4"
,s.l4ftlsaF 80 vaa drunt NJ Kensrn =aid
,lfIa kr,oe- frrlch at.ptf y had
sttts4etFtItp I slt.f Z tFinF i ~-ae liquor
lnt Il had = fitfie kieF Ue ~as fnea
sfh tlafoffre stewart aUd Aftsrf
Sell hsysff5e t#ls.fsed 7~ith fbr same RI
49, ..arr also fined $40 earh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
FRANCE oBMCrs To STORAGE.
Asks Reparation of &500.00o From L.
Railroads.

ry Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. March 1.-THE Republic
o. France filed % complaints today with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
against railroads serving the port OF
New York. alleging unlawful charges
for storage OF war materials a New
York harbor while traffic there was
s0nge-ted during the war.
Repa alton amounting to s500.00o was
Aaly aS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Died Of Heart Disease.

A verdict of death from Hoart trouble
was handed down by the coroner's jury
in the case of William kushinski, who
died In the police station on Sunday
afternoon shortly after eating his sup
per The man was arrested for drunk
enness on Saturday night. and had ap-
parently recovered Sunday afternoon.
About an hour later. however. he com
planned Of illness. and died while under
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
me STORM uITS CArIFoRNIA.
Three DAYS DoNnpour peluges lower
section nf State.

Y, Associated Press 70 Every Evening
los Angeles Calf Att,rch 10 One
life was lost and considerable property
damage done by q storm which deIuged
southern california FOR three days
In san Rernardino county the main
line of tho Santa Fa railway system was
washed out There was small land
slide on the highway between Long
Reach and san Pedro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Motor Law Prosecutions.

Charles Zella. on a charge Of speeding
on French street, waJ fined $50 IN
Municipal Court today.
Charged with driving without lights
Edward Logan. taxi driver. was fined
S. Logan was arrested by officer Duross
ON Walnut street shortly before mid
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Is SOLDIERS GRADUATED.
Many Camp Dix Students May Now
Enter West Point.

Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Camp Dix. y. j.. March 15.-Sevency-
cx young men in hte soldiers univer-
cty have graduated with ratings that
will entitle them TO scholarships at
W~et Point Military Academy.
officers declare several of the condi-
dates came into the service with little
education, but eager for learning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Community Chorus Tonight.

The weekly sing of the Harry Barn
hart Community Chorus will be held
in the annex of the high school building
tonight at 8 o'clock Another meeting
being scheduled for the auditorium to-
night the chorus will he obliged TO meet
n, the annex Mr.. Barnhart will be
present as usual.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
"Stick Up" Man InbAlanced.

Charles Love. who has been in the
workhouse awaiting trial on a charge of
holding up a trolley car, in company
with Lemuel Barrett. at Naaman's
Corner. several weeks ago. has been
pronounced mentally unbalanced and
taken Ia tn, state Hospital for the In
sane at FarnhurSt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Water rnmnape.

rhr .rrfrt IF tta engineer .f Ha
lszatef l.et.afff54ani eloqfz errfaEe
n sass1 +aa gsiiata tasf fFe"t ani ta
SO nea gallons s.n sttfHI.fi.H This is Il
t4liias m from fhe corresponding wrni.
e.r faao 81 4-T4aHf0 galiaa4 e i.arnr
age end z g2at aol gallons II 1onsunalt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
MtIt siiAI.I. MATHIS

Announcement ls made ot the marriage
Of Miss Ethel - Martin Of Philadelphia
aud Edwin { Marshall Lewca, Delaware
The ceremony was soIemnizcd NJ tie
home of the brlde- slster Mrs Raymond
Grlm Frick OF ~ East Wyoming avenue.
Olncy Philadelphia on Saturday March
y. Reverend | II Free uf the Boulevard
ntcd Presbyterian Church officiating
4 reception followed the ceremony after
which Mr. and Mrs Marshall left for
New York and the Bermuda Islands
They VIII be at home after Nav at
Lcwes Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
FIyE HtnNTp HrfK.
Passengers Unable 60 Tacnpr Prom
IIlaRiug Pullman.

rs Associated I'reaa - lsvery i-vonins
Pueblo Colo March ~ liyo rer
spna wcro burned - death when a rear
Pullman car on tho Donver and Hia
s,raude railroad caught hrc eatiY today
between Turhlo md WaiaenhufF
rho origin ~ the FIRE was undetet
mined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Alexander Case Goes over.

on the statement of Assistant city
Solicitor Davis that one Of the mans al
legged wives is i'll. Judge Lynn in Mu-
nicipel Court today granted a continu-
ance until Friday in the case Of Herbert
Alexander, charged with bigamy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
E,IpTINt.S.
ernt.rrrRa amAIRIa

Miss Cora l. Chalres. daughter # NIr
and Mrs John ] Chairce Of Wilmington
and John r Stnuifer of Holloway Tor
race. were married on Saturday afternoon
~ TRINITY Methodist parsonage, - iest
Twenty ty-sccopd street bv Rev II
Collins After "a wedding trlp the veuue
couple will i've Al Holloway Terrace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Mt. Salem Missionary Society.

The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society Of Mt. Salem NJ. Il. Church. VIII
meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Comfy,
1911 Mt. Salem Lane. tomorrow after
noon at 2.ao.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
rrnaeenied naer neaIfh I.aw.

william zerFae IN q barge nf throv
ing garbage on vacant 1T - Third
81 Orange streets sas Gned s. in Nh
ftfeira} ofirf today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
Virginians Appoint Sponsors and Maids
 to U. (. v. Reunion
By Associated Press

Chattanooga, Tenn, October 7.- Gen. W. P. Nye, commanding the second brigade, Virginia division, to- night announced the following spon- sors and maids for his staff for the reunion of the United Confederate Veterans here October 25-27.
 Mrs. S. s. Simmerman, Wytheville, sponsor; Mrs. W. S Trimble and Mrs. Clifton Huff, Wytheville. matrons of honor; Mrs. Robert, Savers, Wythe- vile. cheperon; Miss Ruth Gleaves, Cripple Creek; Miss Sydney Simmer son, Max Meadows, and Miss Kate Mile, WytheVille, maids of honor
 Brig. Gen. W, A. Compton of Port Royal. Va, commanding the third brigade, made the following appoint ments;
 Sponsor, Miss Annie Lee E. Skin- ner. Warrenton Va: maids of honor Misses Victoria and Edith Gray, also of Warrenton The remainder of the staff will be filled within the next few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
M 'ARDLE DEFENSE
 STARTS TESTIMONY
School Girl Chums Crowd Court to Lend Support
 to Accused Girl
By Associated Press

Cleveland. O.. October 7.-The de- Tense in the first degree murder .rial of Marian McArdle, 20, charged with the murder of Daniel Kaber, her step father. began it's fight late today in her behalf. The state completsl it's lease with the testimony of Miss Anna Baehr, school girl chum- of Miss McArdle. who, at the request of Ma rian, spent the night of the tragedy with her in the Kaber home.
 Miss Baehr's testimony relate to the actions Of Miss Mc,Arsile when qthey were uniformed that Kaber dad sbeen stabbed to death.
 Shortly after testifying for the state, Miss Baehr was called to inc ewitness stand to testify as char sacter witness for Miss McArdle.
 ' The courtroom was crowded with school girl friends of Miss MeAr He, who had been asked to appear to give moral support to the defendant. fen of them testified as character witt anesses.
 Mrs. Emma Cofavito. under fndict- 1ment for first degree murder in con. arection with kaber's death. was the principal witness at the morning session. She was nncer eross- exanli- sration by counsel for the defense fer nearly two hours. but stuck to her testimony of yesterday
 Court adjourned until aToaIay Fwhen the defense expects to close the tpa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS
SEATS AT MAJESTIC
 AT PRE-WAR PRICES
BY EsrEi.I E nErHEA HAL

During next week. the week of "Thorns and Orange Blossoms" at the Majestic theatre, the management is offering what is known as money saving coupon. It appears in an ad- .vertisement in The Age-Herald dur ain-the rest of the week and if you will clip it out and present it at the window you will be able to secure seat at pre-war prices.
 The play of "Thorns and Orange Blossoms" has been read by many of the patrons of the Majestic who have requested that the play be shown. It is a book that never grows old to those who have read it and the management of the theatre is do- ing it's best to make it one of the big hits of the season.
 AT THE LYRIC
 Wells, Virginia and West. in Two Sailors and a Girl" and the Bison City Four, quartet of distinction. were still carrying off honors at the Lyric Friday night. This double headline attraction has proved one of the most popular the Keith house has introduced in number of weeks.
 Three other vaudeville acts. Path News Weekly and Topics of the Day complete the programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08

man of experience and wide &C., quaintance, and the store will special ize in the latest mems clothes. The firm was organized by MT. Heller, J. Friedman and NJ. Friedman, and the company has strong financial backing, which will enable it to keep on hand a large stock of goods and to serve the public in every way.
 Those who inspected the store last night at the reception were pleased with the stock of goods on display and with the arrangement of the clothing. The store has convenient location and Birmin gham buyers vii, welcome to the clothing field the rev busir ess.
 MT. Heller has been in charge Jf a clothing establishment here for the past four years, and knows .hor- oughiy the Birmingham field. He will be able to bring the latest clothes from the company's factory at $50 Broadway, New York city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08

Thomas run 22 yards around left end for touchdown.
 The most spectacular play of the game was when Cruise got away for 60-yard run around left end in the first quarter, Speedy" Keith received a punt on his own 45-yard line and returned through the entire Hamilton squad for a touchdown,
 Spratling did some sensational line buclSing and broken field running, while Reager was one of the best ground gathers.
 For Hamilton, Purser did some fine work at end, often smashing through the linc and throwing. the Crimson for losses.
 In the baclield Braswell and Ford were the luminaries They were the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
GENE WALKER WINS $ ALL THE H0NORS IN
 MOTORCYCLE RACES


 Final events in motorcycle racing at the State Fair were run off yes terday afternoon, with Gene Walker, the former Birmingham motorcycle "cop," winning all honers. Walker won both fve-Wile events yesterday afternoon. with only five seconds diff ference in the dimes of the two races
 Walker, piloting a big Indian rac- ing motor, the first five-mile event in 4.S3. which is just about 65 miles per hour That average is splendid for dirt track, especially a mile. oval like thai at the fair grounds.
 Landgraf was second. while Bur- dett finished third. Sas1s The above trio finished in exactly the same order in ,.e last ffye-mile event. Walker lowered his record for1the first race by five seconds in this event. negotiating the five-mile scous lSin. 4:2s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
Alabama ReserUes
 Beat Hamilton, 45-O

Tuscaloosa. october Especial )- The university reserves over-ran the Hamilton Aggies on Denny field this afternoon for a victory of +5 to O.
 The Hamilton aggregation played the game we'll, but were outweighed and were often outwitted by the per- fectly executed trick plays of the Crimson scrubs
 The first touchdown was made when Davidorff received the ball and quickly passed 1t to Thomas. com pletely fooling tho Aggies. who let
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD, s

make the Cherokee boys put out everything they have if they expect to make a good showing against the Myers aggregation.
 The Central team will in all prob ability line up as follows:
 Newton and Holder. ends.
 Nabers and Captain Rox. tackes. Bowden and Davis, guards
 McNeil center,
 Lillian, fullbaek
 Levvy and Anderson, halves.
 Tingley, quarterback
 Not much is known of the Chero- kee team. except that 1t Is fast hard working bunch which is liable to do the unexpected at most any time during the game
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
INFORMAL OPENING OF F. AND H.
 CLOTHING SHOP IS WELL ATTENDED

Following an informal reception at the store last night, the F. and H. Clothing shop will open it's doors for business for the first time this morn ing at o'clock. The new store will deal exclusively in mems clothes, handling it's own brand, the IF. md H. and thereby serve the consumer directly from its New York factory.
 The reception at the store last night was attended by large mum Der of men, and special music for the occasion was furnished by a fiye- piece orchestra. The store was dec- orated with palms and cut flowers and each guest was presented with & carnation and cigar as he en- tered the store as a souvenir of the opening.
 The new store will be under ,he management of A. Heller. a clothing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
Central High Will
 Meet Cherokee at
 Rick This Morning

Central High school will open It's football season at 10 o'clock this morning, when they meet the Cher okee County High on Rickwood field in the first football fracas for the Crimsons this year.
 While they were hurt considerably by the loss of Pig" Yielding, who is sick with pneumonia, the Grim sons are strong team, and should
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
MERCHANT IS SLAIN
 AND STORE ROBBED

Montgomery. october IA myste- rious murder and robbery occurred eight miles from Montgomery last Iight, when Davis Anderson. widely known young merchant, was shot to death, and his store robbed. He was Killed with a shotgun and his store afterward rifled and robbed. Sheriff Scoggin and Coroner Dlfffy are making a probe of the case today The body was not found until early this morning. although the attack is said to have been made early last night. .issf-sss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-08
NAME TENNESSEE JUDGE
 ON PROBE COMMITTEE
Bx Assnciated press

Chattanooga October 7.-Judge w. B Swaney. of this city, today re- ceived notice that he had been named as a member of a committee appoint ed by the<American Bar association for the purpose of Investigating law lessness in the United States, in line with resolution introduced by him and passed at the recent convention of the association at Cincinnati.