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DEATHS.

DANEENBERGER-I this city on Feb
rusry 20 1921. NIary. widow OF Joseph
Dannerberger, age "a years
tend the funeral services at the residence
81 her son. FREDERICK Dannenberger. 3o2
Poplar street. on "Wednesday afternoon
At O'Clock 1nterment at silverbrook
cemetery.
DoUGHERTY this city on February
81 1921, Jenuette. infant daughter 81
Daniel F. and Mary J. DougheTty age
months.
attend the funeral from the residence of
her grandfather. Michael J. ponohue
iIi9 West Third street on Thursday
afternoon. February -. at O'Clock. In
ternent al Cathedral cemetery
FORD-IN this city on February 2I 1891
Mary Rcbecca Ford. widow of George
Due notice of funeral viii he given.
MERElCk-In this city on February q.
1921. Frank A. son Of William Q. and
Susan Sherwood Merrick age II years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
of his parents. 1905 TatnalI street. On
Wednesday morning. February Is. AZ il
o'clock lrtermert at RiVcrview cemetery.
SIMNONS-In this city on Feb q. 1921,
Lille NJ. wife OF Charles H. simmons
Relatives and friends are invited 20
attend the funeral services AZ her late
day afternoon. Feb. 23 At 2so o'clock
Internaent IN Iiveryicw cemetery.
SAERn Eisa N 'els 9sdo@ S'y Of On caP se I'm q i'15
Relatives ana friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services al the residence
Of her son-in-law W. s Bullock, 1904
Walnut street. on Friday. Feb. %. at
. O'Clock Interment RIVeryiew cemetery.
STEVENSoN-In this city on Febru-
airy 20. 1921 Laura Warren, wife OF
William ~. Stevenson
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services at the residence
Of her husband. 4l9 West Twenty-second
street on Wednesday afternoon, Febru-
sry %. at 330 o'clock Interment at
Riverview cemetery.
wHITEFoRD-On Feb %. 1921. William
s Whiteford. aged So years.
Relatives. friends members OF Morning
Star Lodge No. ., X. Of p. are invited 70
attend the funeral services at his late
residence Holly Oak. Del. on Thursday
afternoon Feb. - at o'clock. Inter
rreDr RiVerTiew ceTnetery.
Additional death notices. received TOO latr
Cor this column Will be found on Financial
Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
Saws lie operRfes Here.

Harrisburg. Pa. Feb. 22.-Thc Public
Service Commission has ruled that John
Kane. Jr.. operating a titney In Chester
and displaying a municipal license. must
also obtain a certificate OF public con-
venience from the commission and over
ruled tho contention that because he
sometimes runs from Chester pike into
tho State of Delaware hc was engaged
in interstate commerce. The decision Is
the first in a series of compla ints
brought by tho Southern Pennsylvania
Traction Co. against jitneymcn operat-
ing in Chester and other places in Della
ware county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
SENATE REFUSES
! TO SET DATE FOR
END OF SESSION
Motion to Adjourn Sine Die on
Friday. March 10. Beaten
by Nine to Six.
MUCH BUSINESS ON HAND

STAFF Correspondence of Every Evening.
state House. Dover. Feb. %.
Tho end of the legislative term is
not in sight BY vote of TO 6. the
Senate yesterday afternoon defeated a
senate joint resolution presented by
senator Short. fixing Friday. March
Is, for the General Assembly to adjourn
sine die. Voting on the resolution. was
as follows:
Nays-Ailee. Bennett. Handy. High
field. Lutz. Murphy. richards. Robert
son and Walker.
Ycas--Hopkins. Insley. Latta. Pal
mer. Prettyman and Short.
Speaking for the resolution. Senator
Short declared the Legislature, al
though IL has wasted time. could clear
the calendars In four weeks.
Senator Alice pointed to important
bills. including the school bill. yet TO
be considered and expressed fear that
prematurely fixing the time for final
adjournment would start a filibustcr
against the School bill.
Senator Robertson opposed the reso-
luton because important bills relating
to Wilmington have not been con-
sidercd
senator Walker suggested that fix
be postponed.
To illustrate the waste of time Ssna-
tor Palmer cited the Senates meagre
proceedings yesterday. lie stated the
calendars contain only three important
bills and remarked that the other bills
could be acted on in two days.
Senator Alice did not object 10 nnA
adjournment on March Is. but he dis
liked going on record now as fixing
the date. lie thought the calendars
contain many important bills and asked
that the citizens be given an oppor
;unity TO read the printed copies of the
School bill
Senator Bennett advocated recess. in
stead OF adjournment. in March so that
the Legislature could rcCOnvene and act
ON bills Governor Dennoy might veto.
Senator -All.e announced that the
time required for preparing school bud
Sets might nec,ssitatc a legislative re-
cess for 80 days
No Honors 10 George.
Tho Senate unanimously adopted "A
St.H.,f. concurrent resolution presented
By Senator Palmer. providing for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22

Every Evening extends birthday con-
gratulations to n well-known automo-
bile man. who is also president of the
Motor Trade Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22

Court Of Sussex county to approve the
official bonds OF certain public officers
was reported unfavorably to the Sem
alto.
The House bin increasing the nmbunt
OF money Scaford may raise by taxation
, was reported favorably TO the Senate.
The House bill requiring watchmen
at railroad crossings in the town of
Viola was reported uniavorably to the
House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
His IrnnhIe IL All Gone.

II was affected with pain, all over
nv back and Kidneys" writes Chsriff
McAliister. Clark avenue kearnf
~. T. After thres or tour d0sra ~
FOiey kidney Pills became aA fEhf
and my pain ~ all gone F0ioy kH
ney Pills relieve backacbe. urinary ir
regllIarities. rheumatic pains. STIR
,oints. swollen muscles and ether SYM
toms Of kidney trouble. n T. . spisnd
madeleine. prompt IN action. and always
helpH. Contains no habit fprnlir 9
drugs. -. ". DanfOrth--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22

cessation OF legislative business today
as a formal mark of vcneration for
George Washington. and the House
unanimously non-concurred therein.
Representatives Corbit. Buckingham
and Frank Hall Davis said the General
Assembly could pay no greater tribute
10 Washington than by transaCting
necessary legislative business today.
Many legislators accepted an invita-
tion TO inspect the State College for
Colored Students. near Dover. during
the noon recess today and 20 lunch at
the institution.
Speaker paskey appointed Repre-
sentatives Noble. Lord and Elmer J.
Turner House members OF a joint COM
mittee 10 visit tho Blind Shop, VIII
mington. and the Ferris Industrial
School and the Edsowood Sanitarium.
near Wilmington. tomorrow.
Senator Highneld. by unanimous CON
sent. introduced in the Senate bill in
creasins the compensation Of election
officers.
The Senate concurred in the House
bnl authorizing Delmar TO borrow
money for a sewer system and sewage
disposal works.
Wants School Data.
Inc HOUSE aAoittu "A House lcEoAu-
ton presented by Representative Elmer
]. Turner, directing tho county super
intendent of schools for Sussex county
TO furnish the House the names Of
persons employed under him or by the
Sussex County Board Of Education.
their present place OF residence. their
place Of residence whCrc employed. the
salaries paid them and any amount Of
expense allowed them. tho number Of
motor vehicles owned by the Sussex
County Board Of Education and the cx-
pense OF operating the same, the num-
ber Of automobiles hired or rented and
the hire or rent Of the same and tho
expense OF their operation.
Must Not Incur Deficits.
BY a vote Of % to :. with Representa-
tives. Corbit and Medill dissenting. the
House concurred in the Senate bin pro-
hibiting officers and departments of
the State and institutions supported in
whole or IN part by tho State from eN-
ceedins appropriations and creating
deficits 10 be paid hy the state The
bin would penalizc persons or corpora
tiOnS lending money 20 officers, de-
partmcnts or institutions that create
deficits Senator Alice. who was granted
the privilege OF the floor. declared
Delaware College acted .viciously IN
creating a deficit OF 81 0t0 per week.
Representative Corbt expressed SYM
pathy for the bill. bat he thought the
penalties are too drastic. He suggested
holding trustees responsible. Senator
Alice replied that law without teeth" !"
is useless.
The House also concurred in the
Senate bill increasing from $1,000 10
$500 per annum the amount Of money
Harrington may raise by taxation.
Senator Murphy told tho House al Of
Harrington S citizens except TWO APP
prove the bill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
Less Water Pumped.

The pumrage of city water last week,
reported 10 tho Board Of Water Com
missioners yesterday was s0.s02 .0S0 gall
Ions which ip 22.943.420 less than for
the corresponding period last year. The
consumption. 90. $40. 900 gallons. was
also less by 12.770.0O0 gallons
Balances amounting TO 62330i and
pay roll Of S219073 were reported
and the rcrorts approved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
AMERICAN LEGION.
Interesting Meeting of Delaware Post
Last night.

Delaware Post No. /, American Le-
gion. was requested at It's regular meet
ing in the State Armory last night to
Join with the other veteran bodies of
the city in endeevoring to secure the
old City Hall. on Market between Fifth
and Sixth. as headquarters and n meet
ing place. This building is now in the
hands of the Delaware Historical So
ciety Although the post approves of
the project no action was taken AT the
meeting.
The post has sent resolutions to the
Legislature indorsIng tho new city
charter bin and bills Of special inter
est 10 veterans. The members were
entertained. clog dancing and card per-
formances being features.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22

Additional death notices. received too late
sor this column Will be found on Financial
Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank relatives. friends.
teacher and pupils OF Grade Z. New
Castle public schpois. and Hnrss Cor
ner school, also True Blue Hundny
School Glars Of Christiana M. r. Church,
for their sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings during our recent bereaYs-
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. David Whittenr--
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
To Cure = Cold In One Day

take Groves laxative Brono Quinine
tAbIsts. Tho genuine bears the signn-
turs of r.. w. Grove. (Be cure you get
Bromo.D 30cs--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
Bills Passed by House.

After Francis de Haven Janvier,
/ city solicitor Of New Castle had cX-
planned them, the House passed the fol
LOWING House bills:
Reducing from 30 70 20 years the
time in which New Castles water and
light bonds shall expire.
Establishing a Board OF Water and
| Light Commissioners for New Castle,
which shall consist OF three members,
one each TO be appointed by the mayor,
the City Council and the Trustees OF the
Commons.
Enabling women 20 vote at town
elections In New Castle and providing
FOR the taxation Of women.
The House also passed the House
bill changing the boundaries OF the
First and Second Election districts Of
the Eighth Representative district Of
New Castle county and creating an ad-
dit5ona! election district. Representa-
tive Buckingham stated the purpose OF
the biz Is 10 put 400 voters in each OF
the three election districts.
The following Senate bills were re-
ported "on their merits TO the Senate
Providing for electrocution in capital
cases with subsutute).
Licensing and regulating practical
nursing.
Bills Reported FayOrably.
The following Senate bills were re-
ported favorably 10 the Senate:
Appropriatng $4,000 for anu-hog
cholera serum and virus.
Changing the boundaries Of the First
Election district Of the Fifth Repre-
sentative district Of Kent county and
creating a new election district with
suhxitute).
Respecting the route OF the Lincoln
Highway in New Castle county with
substitute).
Incorporating the Commercial Trust
Co. Of Wilmington with amendmenO.
The House bill requiring the Levy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
For Rent garages.

Reasonable. desIrnbIs location. en-
trance 1407 Rodney street and 1890
Delaware avenue. Phone 4sBo.-Adv
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Tomorrow win be too late. answer
that al IN Every Evening today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
IL KNOWN DEAD; SO MISSING
STATE POLICE TRAIL
MOUNTAINEER WHO
SHOT MOHAWK WITNESS

Williamson W Va. Aug state
police and members OF the newly or
Eanized militia continued their search
through the NinEu hills near Gilbert
for Lawyer cline who disappeared lat"
Saturday after SHootlng Kenneth Cllno
ment tonight by Major Thomas Il,
Davis. comma ndlng martial Jaw opera
tons along Tug river. The wounded
man Will recover. Major Davis said no
was adv iscd by attending physicians.
Details regarding the shooting tha;
had been reported IL has Office late
Sunday were only meager. Davis said.
explaining thar III" reports indicated
that lawyer Cline had shot the other
Cline in the back as the latter was rId-
ing away on horseback from the store
owned BY Emerson Cline.
Kenneth cline was one Of the wit
nesseS 10 testify against Lawyer Iln",
who was indicted b! 4 Mcdowell county
grand jury on IN" charge OF shooting
UP the town OF MohnwA. Major Davis
said.
Major Davis said tha, hc gathered
from the reports reaching him that the
two ClineS had henn arguing about such
matters prior To Kenneth Cline's d.
parture, and that this ultimately led 20
the shooting.
The matter was not reported % his
ortiCe until wei! after Chue had made
good his flight.
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IN WARNING
ON TAX REVISION

Washing ton. Aug. Congress -
warned in a statement issued today b,
Representative FreAr Of Wisconsin =
Republican member of the WAYS and
means committee. mat II Il lodges re-.
Sponsibility in TAX revision Of seeks /"
deceive itself or tn" people with fals"
PROMISES. The chickens will come home
70 roost."
'"Thos; who hlindly demand imp"s-
sihe things. are not helping the sItua-
ton" said Mr. Frca-. and thosr who
demand haste that will rc$ul; ~ The
passage Of hy6r"d iIi-consdered bill TO
raise 81. Ooo. 0s0. 900 in annual taxes. are
rendering no public service
The Wisconsin representative discus
sed The various suggestions made by
Secretary Mellon for tax revision. and
Concluded with the announcement tht
he was not Offering TO solve the problem,
but trying 10 show how far The scCr"-
tary OF treasury IN his severa' public
announcements hal Jailed in the rHort
20 simplify the situation.
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TWO WHITE BOYS ARE
SHOT DOWN BY NEGRO;
RACE RIOT FOLLOWS
(conhnus1 on Page rsn.)

Detroit. Mich. Aug. IA night start.
Ing a. a baseball game on tho outskirts
I rf Detroit. this afternoon. led {" the
shooting OF two white boys. one per
hans fatally. and al attempt to lynch
sam GriSBS, negro. who is alleged In
have done the shooting
Griggs was saved by ;he arrival of
loca. police and rHinf"r"ements from
Iid m ira NICK. a S'.hUTb. aftcr q crowd Of
men and boys and severely heaicn him
with tiS's and baseball bats. ard had
tied rop" srourd his neck. with the
announced iE;"n;:CH ~ hanging him.
The boys woundrd were Victor Bud j..
kuski IL years old. and Peter Eadra-
dowski. 1c. 'rhe condition OF the latter
is Sa Id 10 b" serious They were in a
crowd tha; mad chased Owen 'iriGGS
negro 10 the home or Sam GrlgGs. his
cousin, after Owen was said TO have
struck a white hid IN ar alteration
over a scat a ih" game.
Owen sought safety in the house. ac-
cordlng 10 II" police. and when Sem
Griggs came outside and faced the
crowd at his front door. thr police
were informed Mrs Mary Andrews.
his sister. handed him a revolver and
ne fired into the gathering. wOunding
the boys.
lnfuriated. the crowd attacked the
negro. and someope brought q rope and
put IL around his neck.
Stanley Gorlezyk. Hamstramck
policeman, attempted 10 rescue Griggs
but was overpowered. a riot call vas
sent in and police reserves succeeded
IN Grtti7R G-igga away from his at
tackers. and dispersed the crowd.
He is said 10 H. admitted the shoot
Ing. but declared he was hred on first
The three negroes were arrested.
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POLICE HOLD -FOUR FOR
ATTEMPTED HOLD-UP

Chester Ia. Aug -Four men were
held without bail after a hearing in
ro'ice court here today. charged with
being partirirartS in an alleged con
spIracy TO hold up and rob last nights
meeting of the Iron Workers Building
and Loan Association. The police de
clare they frustrated the alleged plot
and saved the reCe'Tts Of the meeting,
which amounted 70 more than $4,000.
They assert that men from So. Louis.
Chirago. New York and Wilmington
T,eleware wrre implicated Tn. four
arrested gave their names rs Sa ruel
Christiano Anthony lav"i"r Vincent
Sanra and James T:GaHI al NJ Will
minCton Tho pol;cc ~aid that three
said % have cSca ped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
MORE RAILROADS GIVE
LOW RATES TO LEGION

Sp"cial Dispatch 10 The TntelliEcnccr.
Kansas CHty. No. Aug. 7.--Four m"re
railroads have announced 4 special rate
Of one cont mile for members ~ the
American Legion and the WcmonS aux
ilLary who attend the icEion,S ANIMAL
national convention at kansas city &C.
tober 81 to November ." The adai-
t!oual ir"~ granting m" sp"CIaI rate
are Chicago. Milwaukee & st Iaul. Wa
bash. ma oIS central and chicaE go X
Great Western.
A. th- speciai rate Leg ,onnaIrc> will
l." cnab,"d 20 travei frun. Seattle to
Kansas Crtr fo- about $50. The roads
o'f"r,TE the -cduCed tariff touch III
Atlantic and Pacific coasts and extend
from NinncarOliS % southern pDlnts in
Texas II Is expected that severn
eastern roads will soon announce SINH
ar reductions.
The roads which MP - GStr have ~
fered the spccial rate are besides thoS"
mentioned N" Frisco kAnSLs CITY
Southern. Missouri Pacific and the Rock
Island
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Unanimous
Agreement
Will Be Necessary at Dis
armament Conference
No Votes viii Be
Taken
BY DAVID LAwPENCB.
tToTy-}ght ny The te...Seneer.)

Washington August 6 canadian Cd
.or!alS reachi7S Washington indica;" i
-,Lsap prehsnsion as 10 the character of
the disarmament, conference a. It AZ
@ects TIE E-ruSh dom'niouS The I'M
7-eSslon seems TO exist tha, ths-" viii
ne votes a; tie conference am: e"u'"
writers wonder why the | n'c. safes
&idnt issue special 'nNIt1' l"n ="
,AnadA
Those IN authority h"-r say there vii
Se no vot.ug at the disarmament confer
c0ce Decisions VII no. lie reached that
'"aS Each power represented VAL have
- opportunity TO eAprtSS Is views bI;
91rhirG wt'l be cons :dered hnal urtiI a
InanImouN agreement has been rcaSh"d
Z there = d, sion OF opmioO, here
vtl' be taS usadi attempts - ""mpro-
rise hut unless everybody agrees I" the
propositions n n" end. tho conference
Will have fall"d &: is mar P,Tpo >es
The pea. cUntcvcn,c n; Paris WAS
'Opdurcei the same "a> -~dt power
rGG a soycrelg1 right - disagree and re
use % accept any pa: o. Ia" l-"atI
but when K ~as hrai,y signed " rcir"-
>ented the Urani NOUS judSmen; OF a.!
the nations
The ;dca OF votes AZ the N"Ieroer
conference on disarmament; SEEMS to Dc
an ou;Srowth Q: the c"ntr".eTNy over
ne alleged SIN Ir'es Of ~" British en-
r.re N the .caEUr O: Taitcc> GO ~. on
no Part OF tho l'n''ei S:at"S n"
'sssuS cc ra'I"rA recognized he British
dom mons a separate nAti"-+ bat n"
''nIted Sta'cS always CesaJde: III" vdr!-
Is ra-tS Of nc ErltiSh etIp!-, d., ocins
GROUPED IN y single INte.
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liners OF DISTRICT II SUBMIT DEMANDS
FOR ENDING OF MING0 INDUSTRIAL WARFARE

mar 'eSt"n ". Va, Aug. ;.-tioverno or
-gan ton'Sh: aske: for time IN which
consider tn" demands submitted by
minors III ten-hour mass meeting
, tOda- The che: executive prom
20 send his answer 10 FRANK
c'ey. prcs'deu' ~ pstr!ct l.. t1itch
= Workers wlihlH the next few days.
hev W. convey the governor an
: - local unions BY mail.
miners ana their synnai ihizers
D. arriving IN Charleston early tHlS
r.nr and by noon a tnronC variou>I>
r!.tnd from 500 70 500 had gath
"rrr The old canr'ol lawn. N"ia"r
Jt and ether speakers addressed me
- Th' meeting diShand"d At -
,lu'i ~ "niN-s~d A. The nr"tTnE.
sH-t:ug rr"a1s lows rrs bringing
i7'inEn count" ro1tr 'T"rSy 20 \
olnrlud~! re fo'i"winr
i!rtr.r. ~ = r"r0rn Ts;on o' stI.
'nro -errecc1t no "r"n ard 'h-ee -
'Nr-' re "H"rh'"rs. I" adopt rul"H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Sees Disaster to Cuba
N. TWO-cent Sugar Duty

Washington. Aus. "a Cutar "cono-
mic mission. headed nv Sebastian Gr,a-
bert. s"rrctnrY nf finance or Cnha ~
rived here today from Havana 10 confer
with admiuiStra tion official Is regarding
the proposed two ccN' per pound duty
on sugar. loan by the United States %
cuba and present economic conditions
in IN" island republic.
\ brief In opposition TO this duty
has been snnt 10 tho senate finance
com miitee by II. 5, Rubens. former
counsel for Cuban patriots
Nj Ruhens safd n" purpos~d duty
would have the effrct of ruininE Cuba
hoIh politically anJ financially. and
might lead 10 another 'rnte-vcnt!on" or
~ enforced anneHatlcn 70 the United
States lie caIled attention 10 what
h" described AS the "unfoftunate er-
feet such a result would have on our
relations with other Latln-American
counGie$"
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WOMAN SHOT DOWN
BY CITY ~EMPLOYE

New York Aug. 7.-MrA Josephine
Kruer. wife ot retired nqooe dealer.
was sho: in the face and shoulder carly
today while entering tho Fashionable
Hendrix Hudson apartment house At
Riverside Drive and 10th street, vhsrs
she lives.
Her assailant. whom Ehe identified as
Thomas F. Mccarthy. a city empioyA
was found a few feet from the doos.
with a bullet wound IN tho head and
revolver with three exploded cartridges
q, his side At the hospital. vhere he
is being hold on a charge OF feloniouS
assault. physicians said he was not
eo rectcd ~ recover.
Mrs. Kruer's injuries are not conssd.
cred serious. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
STATE POLICE DECLARE
WAR ON BO0TLEGGERS

Williamson. W. Va. Aug. State
police have declared war on bootleg
gers and noonshners. According to
reports filed today with Major Tom
Davis, special representative OF Gov
.rnnr Mnrrar .,w"nty-two alleged dry
law vioia,ors have been arrested in
-hc las. w"cN. During the same time
six sti!'s. approximately hfty gallons
Of liquor and 4 quantity OF mash have
br"r rnntlscated.
The manufacturer OF iinuor unqueo.
tionably contributes to lawlessness and
and SO h";i",e that BY cleaning up con-
Litions here. crime can be reduced"
aid Major Davis.
IN. step "r Kermit. ". Va. c!lr Of
the SlleCcd mopn>hinerS taocn. h1c
hoastcd h. shipped 100 gallons of ho"1e
recently To Il large city. Major DAVIS
said
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SENATE LEADERS SEEK DELAY IN ACTION
ON THE HALF BILLION RAILROAD MEASURE

can leaders he was quoted a da1trtnH
prompt enactment Of the funding bill
Tho president II was nd tonight, Will
be informed this week that It Wo1ld
be impossible for the senate to securS
any vacau ton II the railroad measure
should be pressed Weeks Of dshats IL
was said, arc certain. II the pre04dsB.
should consent to hou,s action nfSt On
the bill. the senate leaders hops 10 pass
the anti-beer and Capper-Tfnchar grain
gambling bill. this week and AA50Wa
for a month or SIX weekA
Action on The raifrosd BIN b - b
discussed also next Tuesday By Dc Ssa-
ate Interstate oom6nArce oopumttteA.
with Chairman CumnlfnA Wise ha2 be3a
III returning TO take chAfEA