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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
CHICAGO LIv1sr0Ox


CHICAGO. June S.--Cattle s.eoe, hesf
steers 10 10 lac higher. top 81 bulk
s,.seaS.se; butcher she stock and bulls
stcady; bulk tat COWS and hcifets see
Z, bulls hrgcly siaehs.7s; veal calyes
STEADY 10 2sc higher. hulk ,s.eo0s.5s
s,Vckers and fced,rs duh
Hogs; Receipis sl.ooo; opcnlne Is H.
ssc higher. Chasing weak 10 ioc lowcr,
top N.se. iractical limit $50, bulk
hulk $50.
ssioHsto. pigs mostly iec higher,
Shccp Receipts si.eeo, spring lambs
50 Ia Use hover; yearlings and sheep
STEADY 10 sSc lower; top native springs
Ia cts hatcher tia a.; iacker top <is'
hulk sis.fsn lace; California spring
sw.s a.. Twas we,hess ti.se, Nvarungs
sis. shan hmh tvp tls.ss' cahlmns
SEQ
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Market News
COTTON STEADY
THROUGHOUT DAY
FAVORABLE WEEKLY REPORTS
FAILS To STIMULATE MY.
ING, CLOSES srkADy,
Ny Associated Pr,s.

NEW YORK, June S-A favorable
weather bureau failed u stimulate any
weekly report an crop lrugroH by the
fresh selling W c0nFrlu.nor IN hlr cot,
ton market today Hnd curly declines
were followed by rallies an ouvorlng
There was also u renewal ~ foreign
trade buying an the advance from ilgG
tn ll,ls for October nnd lhni position
cloScd at iali, with the general mar,
H., closnr aiondy al q net advance NJ
: tn 20 paints,
The market opened STEADY ~ an nd
vance ~ un" paint ~ a decline ~ two
paints and sold ahoul six IN eight paints
not LAWYER during The middle Ut tho
morning under scattering llluldailun
There was very little prossurc " south
fn selling, however, while both I.nn,
Ion ana Llvcrpnul ndyicce referred op
limlsilcally IN prospects for an earl,
Improvement In british labor condl
lions and there We're complaints III
drought from SOME eastern holt SECTIONS
These features checked selling fnr shor,
account and when the weekly rrnorl
vance failed IL stimulate offerings. the
indicating that tho crop had COED ad
vance failed Ia stimulate olfcrlngs, Ths
lnarkc, turned s,c0dier IN covering
rh.o was hulllsh comment ON tho
s'a''inont that holl wccvli were sprcad
NIX al over Oewgia AMI were lwcscnl
N PARTS of Texas and thu Msslsslpnl
LEILA, southern Alabama aud parls "
'0rnllnn' Later IN lhe day private ~,
"t's II wcevil damage In Texas w,rc
rcelvcd and Appeared partly Responsible
Tor the advance which carried July M
lrom 1850 tn ls,dG aud Dccomhcr from
lS''s To lS's'' las, prlccs wcro within
,heo ~ fur poln,s ~ thu lest with
new crop positions relatively firm,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
DEMPSEY



ATLANTIC cry, \, H., juno g.
Tack h'mpscy wwkw, cut tn fm,y
mlau,es IN his lnd~F Mena ,,ulay ,aae,
twins ha the mosl mart on his shit,
Witch eNrcr,s NN,Nc hs alrcaly has
mas,crNd IT, pcrhc,lon
The ,l,lc hcLlcr gaVo w,narka
I 10 demonstration VI tnmms his
pnNohs, liz w0uld rush a, a hcavy
Inflated punching has as " ~, tyr a
,'sM hana runch and ,hvn shit, h,~,k
Ms u With a wUlhlc ht,, Ito rVpoat,
~ this Wr ten minutes, ncW,sseN ,hen
io'Nl~i Into the rms AMI sl,asuwva hoy
vi hr a rVaNd and ai,VrwaM ,e,k q
lvar rOem whsrl ~ a Sl>,N'l~und tcl,
slNiIr Nsg, llc drVyv M0ws ln,a thu
e,s With s0Vh wr,V that the hAlher
eNVvg'ng was ula~d IN ,wV l,laccs, Thc
vhaNAptVe NlsV vNWVNA slN m,l,'s va IN,
NNd this mOaNlng
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SUGAR
ny Associated rrssa,


NEW YORK. June s,-Thc raw snmr
market today was quiet and UNCHANGED
at $50 for centrifugal, There was only
a 0uic, trade In raw sugar futures, I'M,
prices were easter under scattered liuul'
dalton, Closins prices were . To ~
points net lower,
July closed at s,Oi, September, a.oi'
Dcccmbcr, ESQ, all hid,
The market for refined was unchang
I'll at Gsa To 6,so Tor fine graduated
Although some secondhand sugars are
available hrlow these quotations,
business IN refined futures consisted
OF one lot IL September ut cents
which was unchanged from the previous
close, although final bids were rs 10 90
paints hclow, July closed AT sSS; Az
gust and September, $50; octohcr, $40,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
Riser Defends
Trophy in Gun
Shoot Wednesday

in Wednesdays KUN shoot kiAsr sur
eeHsiully defended the Vaughn trophy
aHalnHl oil challenger. uhallpngerr
hrsi woell are announced ~ followsl
OTIS w. williams, Fulun, Tom Williams
ana Ham Vaughn,
otis l., Williams and Tom Williams
tied for The hlRh score ~ the day with
~ out NJ ~,
IN the Hh'ollnR ~ tho lie bolween
Otis !" Williams, Tom Williams nnd
kls'r for thu Alta trophy OTIS l., VIII
lnlnn culriei of thu prize, otis has
Just been released irom The hospital
and had hla nuIHp on The around,
SCORES fnr the DAYS nhuol were as
fulius.al
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ooFFEB
ny Associated rrss,

NEW YORK, June S.-Reccnt I'D
vanccs were followed tN considerable
realizing In the marke, Tor coffee IN
lures here to-day, After opening q to "a
paints lower, active months sold sHnc
\ to ID points below last nights clos
ink figures, with September easing of
10 ssss,
Later reports % renewed firmness
came In irom brazil. and the pricc
rallied To ssss, Tho general marke,
clcscd net unchanged TO q points lower
July, s.as; September, csc; octohcr, siO;
pcvmler, Ear; January, ,tS; March,
s,s,, May, s,Nd, Spo, coffcc, stcady,
Rio n, &c; Santos ". y i,s9iec.
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Day GOODS


NEW ypRk. June S,-CV,,on good
were quiet to-day, Yarns we're less NJ
semand wwnen's knii gods ael
hosiery continued steady; but mra's
tines were quiet. worsted yarps fw
ha,ure delivery dcyeloled slowly. Then
were more inquiries for early shhsmsn,
" mems WAR. sample dress goosls
ecntinued n sell we'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

WICHITA. Kan, June s,-iiogs-aee
market ise higher; toy. ti,ss; hulk, s,..o
efsS.
Cattle-i 500; market slow 10 ssc
lower; heef stsegS ssae9S.eo; beei
cows aud hsifsS tt.ee0 zee; s,cckers
and fce<Lcrs st.sea tee; stock COWS and
helfers t3.sef&se; bulls. ss.se9s.se,
cal,es ts.se0f,ee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
WOMAN Sr0WAWAY
ARRIVES GAL WESTON
~ NssNs,sss<a r,sH

GALVESTON, Twas June s-0ah
ves,oNs first w~oea s,Owaway ARRIVED
,'stsN' refpl~>ed Immigration Mtkers
rT time and then Was adhnt,lsd lN,N
TITS '0aN,rN as a taN ikslscd Amsckan
cnis'n Shc u Mrs, ANntc ihadAaga,
w1'c =" y REaaNaga, ehlet c,sk olgard
he shug'iag toard s,camship ttVing
ton and h,mscl; an AmeTl,aa ,l,ltea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

AUSTIN, Twas lunc s.--rhe i0st
partas IA b. gganted 10 VoaS,sts Nv
GoNeruor <Vtt viii be grapl,d l,ns
". aeV,ssaag u an ann0uncvment IN
thV voNvrnog late t,~hy, fhyVe nSgrV
COnv,eis, one ~ whom has ~rved ir
wears In the psni,,ptngy, VIII ee the
rsch,len,s ~ the gVN,ruors ls,rlonS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
corToNsIID on.


NEW YORK, June Sin sympathy
with higher provision aarkc, cotton
sccd oil to-day advanced carly In the scs
sion hut me, hate setback and final
rriccs were enc IL ten points luw,r
SALES is,iec hrrels Prime crude 50, ~
wa,s; prime summer willow slo, zee,
July T,ss; September TIA; pcsmtsr
Use, all hhi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

\ had taste In the mouth comes FROM
disortkrei stomach and sluggish stat,
~ the eo~els hotblne cogrccts the
Wovhle immediately. n purifies the
e"wvls. helps tgesilon. aud swVetcns
he hseath frlee, eVc. SUld by Rand,l
prug Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
Nwmals Wants disarmament.
h Asoeiat~a Prsss.

HOUSTON. TEXAS. June s.-The sam
Houston Normal % huntsvill. gradua
,ion class ~ isso.el ~ one VI their last
acts passed a resolution cxhotting Pres
dent Harding and congress to ioin with
other grsst powers In a disarmament
program.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
RICE
Nv Associated rwss,

w Nss"'Mttu FNtA
NEW ORLEANS, la, Juno g.
Roush rice, M salcs, rccclp,s s.isO
sacss' millcr's recoip,s SAND cl,an
rice ales asss poeke,s hme rose al
s'mssSc, Ecccin,s clean rice 9,
Wa poose,s, ilran and polish un,
changed
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WOOL
% Associated rre>s

~ Associated fre<sl
LoND,,N. June s-rhe wool auc
tiun ales were con,inued to-day With
offerings u ii.es1 haes. Compsti,ion
was kssn aud the opening advances
we're maintained Fine cross hrcis ad
vanccd 8 pat cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

The misery and depression caused hy
bilious aud constil0,cd condiiion of
the system can be quickly removed IN
using hereine, u purlties. sir,ngthsns
and invigotatcs, rricc. Sec. Sold hy
lsanshl pfur Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
CARPENTER


Nv Associated rr...
MANNAssEr, y, ", juno Sin
four rounds VI slanina THIS ancrnom
o,orscs carmn,ivr uiea om his ac'
nosi,e ,ac,ics, aud nc.,hcr Italian loe
Cams ncr INm iwurncc was able IL
,ouch his smiling mco
Thwuvhou, tm fur runds car
lwN,,cr was NJ ,op s,~cd aad was work
ina With his III, moFc than usual Clans
Vas the iirs, IN Mc rmg amms, him
aud the laVkNn nrh,,r saye oeassOs
. s,ss, workout loa,ncc, WIN Ia e,As
aau,Ng vcssl,Ns With ,e,sur,s az,
,s1VN,N Mas allo u lah him AT VII,
wleld,>l his Ni, Ia the alr lwlay,
- $3.50 Ita'asHsasfsa
tOli kGk nNSknNlle
Al Nam HaN.tnk Nlal.. qA,gta 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
WATEL LEADING TRAPSHOOTERS
DURING MONTH WITH HIGH MARK

u ~ Wnlel leading the n he
actual IHirontln seq, while g. H.
the state gun meet II CLOSE SECOND with STANDING VI
STANDINGS ~ tho members
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
WHEAT


GALVESTON, Texas, June S--A to
bal of i,ss6,ssS bushels II whca, sall,s
trVm this l,st during the first thre,
DAYS II this wyek. accorling Ia custaas
house tlsurs made puddle herV ,osiay
The wheat, which vas kodsd aheard
seven vessels Mas destined to ports "
s.r...sa lt.lx AMI ll..lkilato
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
Hereford Again
Leads Trapshoot

Hereford again carried away honurn
for the week ana held the had over the
remainder ~ the clubs,
l.n.tl.Y.l
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EXPORTERS nuy PlrcIuKs.
w Associated prs.

y, Associated i'r~ -
BEAUMONT. Texas, June s.--ol(
lambeth a rlEhthanded pitcher. NJ
been purchased by the nsaumout. Tss
aS l'eaHue club. from the Kansas clf
team OF the American Association.
was announced here tonight ~ prss
dent Joe Mathea II the LEGAL club 81
Ieo,lnR previous announcsmsnt ~
Tho exporters had bought Pitcher M
l.nmhcrt from tho illues.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

NNway and l.nh,~ck fallr,, ,N rr,sr,
NJ did MT fly,>
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11

Mrs. M. F. Hobbs returned this morning to Plumcrville after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. Bruce Gree
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11
THEY'RE ALL ALIKE.

She was crazy about Harry because he danced divinely, sang like an an gel and played tennis like a young god.
 She was wild about George, who had curly lashes and money in the bank,
 She loved to motor in Reggie's inn ported runabout, and gloried in his pretty speeches.
 She listened to Archie's poetry with fast-beating heart and cheeks pink flushed
 She confessed herself hypnotized by Newell, he was so-suggestive.
 And Bob, dear old thing, had said she had small feet!
 But she married Jack, who had none of these qualities because she thought her dearest friend wanted
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11
LITTLE MOVEMENT
 FIN COTTON VALUES

Values of cotton remained practi- eally stationary throughout today's trading on the New York and New Orleans exchanges and the close was about unchanged from yesterdays fin al figures. March New York close at 1856 cents, four points up, while May closed three points up at 1897 cents. New Orleans March and May each advanced four points, closing at 1926 and 13.55 cents, respectively. Spots in both markets were unchang- ed at 13 cents in New Orleans and 1885 cents in New York
 Both markets will be closed tomor- row on account of Lincoln's birthday
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11
LOWER PRICES FOR
 COLD DRINKS HERE

The Terry Drug Company and the Shumate and Son stand advertise in today's Log Cabin Democrat coca cola and other similar drinks at 6 cents each, all drinks which have been sell ing here at s cents being cut to 6 cents at the Terry fountain, and all 17-cent milk drinks being reduced to II cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11
WARNING ORDER.

Before c. M. Easterwood, Justice of
 the Peace within and for Cadror
 Township, Faulkner County, Ar
 kansas.
 c. c. Tendon, Plaintiff.
 vs.
 Joe Hughes, Defendant.
 The defendant, Joe Hughes, is here. by warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, c. C. Tendon. G. M. Easterwood, 2-10Thu4t Justice of the Peace
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11

Meat MarKeC tomorrow. Hhone 0l9. dit
 P. P. Talley returned last night 1 from a business trip to Fl Dorado.
 Genuine Lone Star Cotton seed for sale. Newborn Bros.
 Fresh ripe tomatoes-Call 519. we deliver West Side Grocery.-d1t.
 Guy L. Burke of Reeves & Burke is business visitor in Little Rock to- day.
 Coca Cola, 6c; also fresh line of candies and fruits at Shumate & Sons Fruit Stand.-2-11d2t
 Latest price on gasoline is now 26c a gallon. Use our free service. Unit ed Motor Company-2 2-10dtf.
 Phone 519 for your fresh meats. We deliver. City Meat Market 2-9d3t
 Phone 519 for your fresh meats. We deliver. City Meat Market.- 2-9d3t
 Fresh veal and kid at the City Meat Market tomorrow. Phone 519. alt
 Received Today-Fresh lettuce, eel cry and green cabbage. Hiegel- Thessing Grocery Co.-d1t Phone 519 for your fresh meats, We deliver. City Meat Market 2-9d3t
 Ask for prices on groceries at Eth ridge X Williams, phone 293-we de- liver-2-11d2t w. E. Clibourn returned this morn ing to Arkansas City, following a short visit here.
 House for rent, $15. Will sell, s10O cash, balance $20 per month. Wm. M Harton-2-2dtf
 In hurry for your groceries? Call phone 252. We deliver right now. B. T. Clift-10-d2t.
 Pay cash and pay less for your gro- ceries at Ethridge & Williams. Phone 293-we deliver.-2-11d2t
 Received Today-Fresh lettuce, eel, cry and green cabbage. Hiegel- Thessing Grocery Co-d1t
 Latest price or gasoline is now 26c gallon. Use our free service. Unit ed Motor Company.-2-10dtf.
 Land for Rent-160 acres 1 1-2 miles south of Conway. See c. w. Jones at Jones Milling Co.-2-10d3t.
 Buy your next bill of groceries at Ethridge & Williams and save money. Phone 293-we deliver-2-11d2t
 Groceries and Feed of all Kinds Cheaper at Holt's for the next 30 days.-2-11dtf
 Fresh lettuce, celery, turnips. green onions at Ethridge & Williams. Phone 293-we deliver-2-11d2t
 P. F. Cleaver, manager of the Con- way Cotton Oil & Gin Company, is in Little Rock today on business.
 For Rent-Two large rooms, fur nished or unfurnished. for light housekeeping. Phone 512, Mrs. J. s. Harvey.-2-7dtf A few cents saved on each order means several dollars in years time. Ethridge X Williams. Phone 293- we deliver-2-11d2t
 Farm and Place for Sale-Farm eight miles north of Conway, 40 acres. Also five-room house in Con- way. See J. J. Ball.-2-9d5t*
 Full blood Jersey male. Cows call cd for and returned $3.50. Satisfac- ton guaranteed. Cows handled with care. Phone 398. 0. s. Russ-wsdtf
 For Rent-The J. M. Bolls resi- dence, 800 Caldwell street. Will rent furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. J. M. Bolls or phone Bolls Brothers, No. 269.-2-11d2t
 Received Today-Fresh shipment of extra fancy apples, oranges and bananas. Also nice celery and let tuce. Call 519, we deliver. West Side Grocery.-d1t.
 Plumbing-I am again in business in Conway. Temporary location at Dawson's lumber yard, phone 112. Residence phone 565. First class work guaranteed. w. w. Boyce.-2-2dtf.
 Boy Lost-Clarence Moore, 15 years old, 5 feet inches high, blue eyes, sandy hair weiphS 12O hounds. last
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11
Oil and gas lease forms for sale at Log Cabin Democrat ofiice.-dtf
 Pretty new patterns of spring Ginghams. Newborn Bros.

We can vulcanize your auto tires. Conway Overland Co.-8-28dtf
 Hear "The Love Bird" and Bright Eyes" at Harton x Smith-d1t
 For Rent-Four-room house. Alp ply Mrs. W. B. Hines.-2-10d2t.
 Fresh Garden Seed-5 cents per package. J. W. Holt & Sons.-2-11dtf
 We deliver right now. Give us your order. B. T. Gift, phone 252.-2-10d2t
 Just received, a fresh shipment of Chocolate candy at Caspar's 2-11d2t
 Just received, fresh shipment of Chocolate candy at Caspar's.-2-11d2t
 Fresh veal and kid at the City Meat Market tomorrow Phone 519. dit
 P. P. Talley returned last night from a business trip to Fl Dorado
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11
AMBITION.

AMBITION. I care not for riches, Neither silver nor gold; I care not for jewels Of value untold. I care not for ruffled gowns, Nor porter house steak, Nor fine tufted town cars Of swell foreign make. I care not for these things, Oh, heaven forbid, Because
 It would make no difference if
 did. Exchange
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11

Sloan, Howard and Tom East left this morning for Philadelphia, where they were again called on account of the serious illness of their mother. Mrs. w. B. East.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11
HIGH PRICED.

The Fair One-I see here where a man married a woman for money. You wouldn't do that, would you? The Square One-No, l wouldn't marry you for all the money in the world.-Tar Baby.
 IN THE VILLAGE. She snuggled closer My arm encircled her. Do you love me?' She murmured. A kiss Was my reply. The door slammed Her father Ye gods. My ear was caught In her hair net.
 Pelican.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-11

E. N. Merriman, who was called here on account of the death of his brother-in-law, Sam Heiligers, return ed last night to his home at San An tonic, Tex.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
TCEBERCS IN SHIP
LANES EXPECTED

Icebergs are to be expected In the
steamer lanes at this season. according
to Henry skinner, vice president OF
the Academy Of Natural Sciences.
Mr.. Skinner said that as natural phe-
nomena they are something that cannot
be prevented and can only be watched
out for with the utmost caution. Ice
bergs are caused by the gradually warm.
ing temperature Of the water In summer
breaking off the vast rivers of ice that
are constantly flowing in the frozen
North.
"Only the larger Of the broken OF
pieces survive tho long journey down
the Gulf Stream, as they are constantly
melting as they approach the warmer
climate" said Mr.. Skinner. $50 huge
are some Of the foes. however, that
some sizable bergs have been reported
by ships down almost az far as the
Equator. Most Of them, though, have
completely disappeared by the time they
arrive Mt about the latitude of Boston.
The real menace Of the bergs lies
in the fact that seven eighths Of them
are under water. As bergs hnlf mile
square and several hundred feet in
the tremendous size of the underwater
part can he imagined. The danger is
that there is no way of determining
the shape OF the foe by the above.
water part, and a sea captain may think
that he is safe distance away from
berg when an underwater spur may
be just about to pierce his ship.
Another danger lies in the constantly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
ARREST MAN WITH CAP
IN KABER MURDER CASE
Mrs. BrlckeI, One Of Prisoners, Tells
Of Black Hand Letters

Cleveland, June 9.-By A. P.)-Ar.
rest Of the man with the cap" for
eigner, last night, and an all might
search for another foreigner, whom the
police expected to arrest today, alleged
to have assisted in the stabbing to death
Of Daniel r. Kabcr, wealthy publisher.
in his Lakewood home nearly two years
ago. brought declaration today from
Mrs. Mary Brickcl. sixty nine, that
early in January last she and woman
friend received threatening Black Hand
letters.
Mrs. Brickel, mother of Mrs. Eva
Catherine Kaber, widow OF the mur-
dered publisher, is in Jail charged with
first degree murder for completely in
the Kaber killing. Mrs. kaber and her
daughter, Marian McArdle, are held in
New York on first degree murder charges
in the case.
In her statement to police at the time
oe her arrest Mrs. Brickel declared she
believed the actual murder was done by
foreigners, but Mt that time made uo
mention Of the Black Hand letters. She
said she could ascribc no reason for the
letters. since they contained no request
for money.
Mrs. Brickel disclaimed oil knowledge
of the crime, the man with the cap"
and woman arrested in Sandusky yes
terday, and said she did not know
whether Mrs. Kaber was acquainted
with them. The man has a criminal rec
ord. Both prisoners are to be queS-
toned today.
Just before he died Kabcr tCld police
"a man with a cap did it."
New York. June 9.--(By A. P.)-
Mrs. Eva Kaber. of Lakewood, O.. and
her daughter, Miss Marian McArdle,
indicted in connection with the slay-
ing of Dan F. Kaber, will be taken to
Ohio tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
Chief of Police Christensen. Of Lake
wood, arrived at police headquarters
this morning with extradition papers
from Governor Davis, of Ohio, which
already have been honored by Governor
Miller
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
Public Pressure Aids
Disdrn,ing Movement

Continued from PAGE One
lic sentiment and withdrew his ob.ec-
tion to the Borah resolution.
President Put Out Feelers
AZ the same time he set in motion
proceedings to find out if the chief Pow
ers were ready to take up the question
OF disarmament.
In all these maneuvers lie great
eeel OF association of nations politics.
senator Borah and his irreconcilable
friends In advocating disarmament
originally had the intention of bringing
ABOUT Limitation of armies and navieS
lndenendently of the league or the
association Of nations, and thus show
ing 10 the country that the cause of
"Mssoclatlon. II disarmament could be
enected one of the arguments for
participating in an international asso-
eiaIion would be destroyed.
PRESIDENT Harding, on the other
nsna, nst;i, wishing to bring about an inter
sSe". SUhai association, planned to bring
Sspout disarmament through the forma-
aVs OF his international organization.
n, SENATOR Borah and his friends, In
proPosins early disarmament, stirred
phach more powerful sentiment than
soT soey supposed existed. The country is
ttseling the pressure of business con
& i%sct'on iasc'on and high taxes, and blamea
VIZ measure of Its troubles upon
b.Ssshlngton. The economic situation
Co C"u much 10 do with the extent Of
not, n deteat and it Is the economic sit.
nnon ps'oh :, mat is forcing every ones hanc
"pon disarmament
m Public Pressure on Prssident
came ane Borah resolution calling for a
toeence twsane on naval disarmament be-
Er EfSesn the three chief naval powers -
sns,and, no Japan and this country--was
mert tawn a as to bring about disarma-
poctot %. apart from any international as
thai tba'i9n. on The President announced
nm mn disarmament was being takm
his irni,.Yh Through the Supreme Councl'
Ia thn thnciMsnation being to show the utilil'
sot;nne t;Sne Nation of a permanent organl
the tSCa CON- r,se the Council and to jastf'
eli 'pTntrys entrance into that Coun
\ Borah me House seeks to modtIfy the
fss.,Sre fi,ussd resolution 80 as not to limit tho
70 conference with Great