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The Washington times., 1921-05-01
LOOMING UP.

NATIONAL~-Lauret Taylor in Peg
o. Ny Heart" week OF May s..
LOEW'S PALACE-Elsie Ferguson,
the screens greatest farceuse, will
be seen as the featured star at
Doews Palace Theater for the full
week beginning next Sunday after
noon, May s, in Sacred and Pro-
fame Love- her latest farce-com-
edy starring production.
CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN
The Oath" will be the attraction
throughout the week of May sth.
STRAND-The Five Musical Buds"
will be the feature attraction next
week beginning Sunday, May 4.
CRANDALL'S KNICKERBOCKFR
THEATER-The following photo
play offerings for the week of May
Sth: Sunday and Monday, Miriam
Cooper, Conway Tearle and Anna
.. Nilsson in The Oath" Tuesday
and Wednesday, House Peters and
Florence Vidor In Lying Lips"
Thursday and Friday, mot Guilty"
Saturday, BLACK Beauty"
COsMOs-The headline feature next
week will be DR.. Harmon, the
mind reader, and Larry Harkins
and Boys. Others include Reno,
tramp comedian; Herbert Denton
and Company In 'Poughkeep.ief'
and Gillespie and Lee.
GRANDALL'S--The week of Nav
sth. will be devoted to Habit
The Washington times., 1921-05-01
Gdyety Closes Nav 7
Manager Jarboe announces that I

Manager Jarboe announces that the
regular season for burlesque will
close at the popular Ninth street play
house Saturday night, May Z, with
the sporting Widow" the attraction
which Is here this week. He also
states that the box office record at
the Gayety Theater this season show,
the largest attendance of feminine
patronage In the history Of the house.
The Washington times., 1921-05-01

ter OF the village blacksmith, so my
clothes that suit the part are what
would make anyone content with a
wardrobe full OF the most ordinary
dresses But later the Inevitable
happens- Handsome gowns have TO
be worn as the wife of a rich artist.
and the slight effect of the simple
girls attire Is as nothing to the
feeling OF the beautiful silks and
brocades Of the wife. On the whole,
l think 1 have decided that whether
they make me discontinued or not
l like wearing the georgous expens-
I've gowns-as long as 1 do not have
to pay for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
FINE WEATHER FAvORs
HARDING ON FISHING TRIP
Prcsident-Elcct and Party Spend
Yesterday in Angling on
COcoIobU Island.
SEA STAYS VERY SMOOTH
Shadow" Expected Back Into Mia-
mi Today, and Will Probably
Start on Return Trip to ST. Au-
Sustinc Tomorrow.
tBy Associated prcssI

MIAMI, FLA, Jan. al.-perfect
weather favored President -Elac,
Harding and his vacation party TO-
day on their fishing trip south OF
Miami.
throughout the day Il tropical sun
looked down from unc!ouded skies
ana tanned the faces OF the iiAyer-
men as their yacht Shadow M. neu-
tered about the Barracuda and rail
Esh grounds OFF CocOlobo Island Tie
sea was smooth. but languid
oreezc played across the shadow
deck. bunting the force Of the sun
ana completing II natural setting
which might have been ma,lcit> or.
Ger for fishing
The Shadow is expected to pu,
back into Miami late tomorrow. ana
unless Mr. Harding changes his
plans and yields .to the temptation,
OF The CocoIoDo waters he VIII star,
"Wednesday morning on his retari
trip TO ST. Augustine
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CHILD, BEING RUSHED
TO HOSPITAL. HURT
IN AUTO COLLISION
.NarceiM Rnne.y. .Asei 10, In
Ter oes 6oHbfe d. era ion
FOiioiUing accident.

While heing rushed to The hos
pitai To undergo an emergency opcr.
alton for appendicitis. little MarceIla
Rancy, aged 10. received such severe
decorations about the head and face
when the automobile in which she
was being conveyed collidcd with an
other auto, that Ii was necessary for
II double operation to lie performe; !
when she arrived there. Her mother.
Mrs. III, L. Raney. who was accom-
panying the child, was also painfully
cut. and was treated at the hospital.
Mr. -Raney. The father OF the child,
and Dr. Max Shoenherg. tho family
physician. In whose ear they wern
riding, We're unscathed. j. w. Dixon.
who was operating the other auto.
also escaped unhurt The accident
happened at Lombardy and Grace
Streets yesterday morning ut $3.50
o'clock.
The cause OF the accident is un-
known. Both DIR. Shoenberg. OF
Highland Springs, and "A. Dixon, a
minister, of 1914 East Grace street.
have been arrested charged with
careless and reckless driving. They
have been baiicd for a hearing In
Police Court today,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

Destroyed Earlier Crea-
tiOns, as Observations
Changed Viewpoint.
JUDGE CHRISTIAN RECALLS
GREAT HEROES. OF SOUTH
Pays Tribute to Women Who
Made Wonderful Fight
Possible.

MIS-. Coleman Wortham. Airs. Kate p
Minor Mrs. George L. Christian. Mrs.
j. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. Thomas r.
Bryan, Mrs. .. Herbert Funston, Miss
Adele Williams. Mrs Granville G..
Valentine and Mrs. j. I.inwood An
trim. The ceremonies were opened
with an Invocation by Right Rev.
William. Cabeli Brown. Episcopal
Bishop OF Virginia. General Carr
then made n brief Introductory ad-
dress, presenting Artist HohLaucr.
Mr. Iiofrbaucr's brief and modest
delivery OF this important contribu-
tion 70 the art exhibits OF Battle Alb
oey which also houses the Payne
collection. valued nj sl,0Oo.0OO was
followed by an address by Judge
Christian. an address by Captain John
Lamb. who spoke on his personal
rccollcctions OF the great soldiers OF
tho Confederate army. with whom,
he served. and reception 10 the 200
invited guests Ivy the members OF the
lady managers
Benediction was pronounced by the
Rev. +. I. McFaden. u. d.
7 l, -wss explained by tha ipresiden,
OF the nssori,stion TINT tile first for.
rnal openin: OF the hall conta ininE the
military paintings was hastenca by
the enforced early departure of Mr.
iionhaue' for Paris. Battle Abbey is
tCoatinued on Fifth Pagc.)
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IEy .Assoclat-l prcss.l

WASiIiNGTON. Jan. 3l.-Prohibi-
ton leaders in Congress are hoping
to tighten up the Noistcad law.
They are planning new leg islat!on
to provide Il Hat Jail sentence for the
nrst oncnSc OF selling liquor. with
cut. giving the courts the optional
right of imposin: II fine. Other
changes being discussed among the
prohibition leaders relate TO the
search and seizure clause. so as TO
reach The home brew and To make
more swcen!"g the present law under
which person buying liquor may
he punished equally with ,hn person
selling it,
Confiscation OF every drop Of liquor
held by citizens, regardless as TO
when or how il was acquired, is also
being urged. This would leEaI;hc
seizure of all stocks held in private
cellars. or Il safety deposit vault OH
lection to thai, however. has been
made by some dry leaders on the
ground tha. little such liquor finds
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GRy Associated press J

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-victor L..
Berger, Socialist editor. OF Milwau-
kee. and four codcfendants who
were convicted and sentenced to
terms ranging from ten to twenty
years for violation OF the wartime
espionage act. Will be given new
trials under decision today by tho
Supreme Court.
BY division of i to .. the court
held that Federal District Judge
kenesawe Mountain Lands, or Chi.
'cago. was Ineligible to conduc. tho
trial and should have irctircd mon
the iiling OF an affidavit by thu de-
PENDANTS charging him with ''personaI
bias and prejudice" because OF the
nativity Of certain OF them.
While Justice McKenna was read.
ing the majority opinion OF tho court.
announcement came from the White
House that Presdens Wilson had
ovcrrulcd recommendation ot the
Department. OF Justice that the SEN
tencc of Eugene V. Debs, previously
affirmed by the Supreme Court. be
commuted 10 expire next February
IL. Debs, many times candidate OF
the Socialist party for President, is
serving ten years In the Federal pcni-
tentiary In Atlanta las result of
his conviction at Cleveland. Ohio. on
practically the same charges as were
Rerger and his cOdefendants.
Those codefcndants are Adoiph
Germer. national secretary of the
Socialist party. Il native of Prussia;
William Kruse, editor of the Young
Socialist Magazine, whose parents
were Germans; j. Louis Engdahl and
Irwin St. John Tucker. writer's and
lecturers. natives of the United
States ana claiming TO be not OF I'M.
mediate German descent
Holds Landis Erred.
The sole question before the SUI
premc Court was@ whether Judge
Lands had erred In continuing TO sit
In the case after counsel for tho
defense had a!ea a properly drawn
affidavit of the prejudice six NOM
bers OF the court, including Chief
Justice White, held that he did. Three
other members-Justices Day. Pitney
and McReynolds--heid that he did
not, and filedy opinions sharply dis
sentins from that of the majority.
Justice McKenna. departing frop,
his written opinion. said 1t should be
of no Importance to Judge whether
he SAT in any particular case. He
added that the section OF the ludicia!
code under which the afIidav.. WAS
fled was drawn 10 assure tina. the
court not only would be impartial.
Continued on Tenth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
C. 0. P. WOULD PUT LIMIT
ON TARIFF BILL DEBATE
Upon Refusal of Consent for Vote
February 10, Republican Lead
rrS Present ClOturc Petition.
UNDERWOOD SCORES BILi
Alabama senator Says Sugar Tax
Would Cost Consumers &4O0,.
100000 ana Increase Retail
Prices 10 12 or 13 Cents Pound.
IRx Associated rress

WASHINGTON. Ian. 3l.-Senu,c
Republican leaders. in accordance
WIN their program for procedure with
the Fordncy emergency tariff bill, to :
day asked unanimous consent for q
vote February IL. and upon objec-
tion presented their petition for
cloturt or limitation OF debate
senator rorncrenc. Democrat, Ohio.
objected 10 the proposal for II vote
February -, after an address. In
which he denounced the bill rs tax
Ing about everything that goes on the
breakfast table of the workingman."
The cloture petition. presented by
Senator Penrosc. Of Pennsylvania, In
charge OF the bill. bore names of
thirty-four Republican Senators and
viii be voted on at | o'clock We'd
nesday. 1t requires n two-thirds
vote for adoption, and its defeat was
conceded tonight by both Rcpublica MS
ind Democrats.
Prnrosc Presents CIoturc.
In presenting the cloturc plan. the
nrst time attempt has been made
10 invoke II since the Senate contro-
versy over the Versailles treaty, Sen
every reasonable effort to get an
agreement for voting. He did no, in :
dicato what would be done with the
bill in event of defeat OF the cloturc,
but senators McCumbcr, Of North Da-
kota. and Borah. OF Idaho. Republi-
cans, served notice they would at
tempt To hold the hill before the
Senate and make every effort to ge,
vote before the session ends. The
notices OF these two Senator's were
regarded as likely TO change plans for
laying aside the bin in event of fail
arc OF cloturc. II was said that in
stead .of sidetraoliing the bill form
ally. II probably would he set aside
temporarily from day TO day to give
consideration to the sessions appro-
Wiation bills. Private predictions were
general, however. that tharei wRs little
prospect of enactment of the meas
ure. 81
Senator Simmons. OF Norfht Caro- !.
lima, senior Democrat of the Flnape e
Gommittee. announced his support .e (
the proposal to vote SFnbrn.lnyift. a,il
senator Underwood. OF Alabaina. MT.
nority leader, offered no objgction
The latter. howcver. denouuccd vlg-
orously tho proposal for cloLurA de-
Glazing It contemplated "gagging and
throttling" tho Senate. The min6 lily
leader added that duties proposeb
tho Fordncy hill were prohibit
and declared they would make
/. Continued on Second pasc.) Is
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BERGER GIVEN new
TRIAL BY SUPREME
COURT IN REVERSAL
Four Codefendants in Case
Will Also Get Another
Hearing.
Lands INELIGIBLE TO
PRESIDE, SAYS TRIBUNAL.
President Wilson Overrules
Recommendation That Debs'
Sentence Be COMMITTED.
VIOLATED ESPIONAGE ACT
Socialist Leader, Now Serving 10,
Hc;p Sentence, Refuses to
Comment on Decision,
Lands INELIGIBLE TO
PRESIDE, SAYS TRIBUNAL
ESPIONAGE ACT
Socialist Leader, Now Serving 10,
fc;T Sentence, Refuses to
Comment on Decision,
Lands Quoted Views

III anybody has said anything
worse about the Germans thnn 1
have. would like to know It 40
can use IT."
"One must hnNc very Judicial
mind indeed not to hc prcjudtced
'E"inst COMMUNICATIONS in this
country. Their hearts arc rocking
With dIsIoynity."
The Kniser md his darling
people,
81 know n snfebIower-hc q. n
friend of 'mlnc-uho Is making
E"od ny soldier In France. Bc-
tween him and this defendant Ia
6rrmnn-Ancrican In another cnse)
! prefer the safcblOwer."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
u S. PACIFIC FLEET STEAMS
INTO VALPARAISO HARBOR
Thousands Of Persons View the Moving Line of Sc;
Fighters as They Come Into Chilean Waters
for Five Days Visit

The New Mexico anchored half a
mile of shore, the other warships. com :
prising the sixth and eighth battle
ship divisions and the twelfth. iif-
tcenth and thirty-t third destroyer di-
visions. anchored in column forma-
tion stretching several miles 10 sea.
The sduadron represented the moSt
powerful naval force TO visit Chilea u
waters since 1905. when the United
states fleet passed in review before
tho late President OF Chile. Pedro
Montt. or Valparaiso during its
world cruise.
Admiral Rodman came ashore at
ii O'clock this morning and paid his
respects TO Admiral Munoz Hurtado.
commander of tho Chilean navy, after
which the latter and, other naval Of
fcials boarded tho fagship and re-
turned Admiral Rodman's call.
ADMIRAL Rodman told the Assoclat-
ed Press the fleet had a splcniid5voy
tcontlrled on, second PAGE III
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WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator
Johnson. OF California, asked Secrc-
tary Colby today to make public the
negotiations between the United
States and Japan on, the California
land question, and Mr.. Colby replied
that "lf Senator Johnson expects to
do sliost dance on this subject. he's
got TO do 1t without me as part
ncs."
Senator Johnson, In formal state
ment, reiterated his declaration as
embodied in n statement last Sat
urday THAI Roland $. Morris, United
States ambassador to Japan. and
Earon ShIdehara, Japanese ambassa-
0or here. in the negotiations recent
w tentatively concluded. agreed upon
burn,y (Which In effect repealed tho
you feS' alien land law" Pointing
WhenN,c' Coloyrs reply. also made
any part raj TIC California sena,
Y a y. N = (
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MRS. HARDING ENJ0Ys
USINTERRUPTED REST
GBy Associated Press.l

by Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-NIrs. War.
rem q. Ilarding,> wife OF the presi.
1ont-elect, enjoyed an ,uninter,uptt
lest here today In one Of the mos,
restless cities of the land.
She did not leave her ho;er suite
at all. This disappointed the curious
%ho stood in clusters downstairs i'm
the lobby throughout the day hoping
to catch glimpse OF the future first
lady OF the United States.
Fifth Avenues modistes ana fash
icnable shops of all kinds were gay
with throngs Of purchasers und
lcokers-on, who bravcd an unrelcnt.
ing snowstormtin the hope OF seeing
MrsSIIarding select her White House
wardrobe. Failing in this. they
feasted their eyes upon the special
displays which the long line oi
stores had arranged in windows and
on models for. the eyes. OF. the dis.
tingnished visitor.
Mrs. Harding,sS two. companions
Mrs. Edward B. MncLeau, Of Wash.
ington. and Mrs Harry S. New,;,wife
OF the Senator from BIndlaila7-Iefl
thNir hotel suite and visited a8 dress,
maker, returning for sdiunor Whit
Iss lfe sot the sidont elect. ss51i /.
ID
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VOLC7EAD ACT EMFORCERS
WANT SEARCH AND SEIZURE
LAW TO REACH HOME BREW
Flat Jail Sentence for First Olrcnses Is Also Proposed
as Amendment 10 Federal Dry I.aw-Would
Take All Private Stocks

It's way into channels OF hooiic. ;r.,d"
and that II Won; be- long before all
such liquor Will be used UP.
Unless a pending bill which would
permit Federal commissioners to try
minor liquor eases. is passed. Il pro-
posed amendment To the law would
take care OF this. Federal cour;
dockeis are now BADLY con2eslcd with
Noistcad violations and government
officials hay" reported a change OF
procedure necessary.
A big fight for amendment will
start with the opening Of the new
session in April, according To dry
leaders. They say they have enough
votes in the House now to put
through any added restrictions they
might desire but that there is not
enough time left.
Meanwhile, Chairman voisteud. oi
the House judiciary Committee, ON
whoSe shoulders Will f:i9! the bulk
OF revising AMI tightening up, is
waiting word from prohibition en-
tContinwed OIL Second PageJ.
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lRy Associated Press.l

VALPARAISO. CHILE, Jan. 3l.-
she United states Pacific Fleet, COM
i.Dscd OF the drcndnoughts New Mex
itc. Idaho. Wyoming, Arkansas. Tex
. New York and Mississippi. eigh-
,ncn dcstroyers and five auxiliary
raft arrived here this morning af-
;c. y cruise from Panama, which
was made i'm nine days without in
cidsNt. Thousands of persons, in
,mdinG scores of natives of the
Iniied States, who reside here and in
santiago. assembled on the water
'front.' and the hills on which this city
sis built, to view the moving lines
,ci sea fgbters rs they steamed into
$'hc harbof for q hSSsdas Visit.
saIutc.i Answered EroIn Shore.
The flagship OF Admiral Hugh Rod
4,,an. the New Aloxied flred salute
fpE twcDtY,onc : guns St6 which Tho
sEnre batteries sSnd tllps suna Of the
3chl;san ,Yarshi ip OF gips replied.
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AUTO BANDITS. BURN
REEDV|LLE BANK
AND MAKE BIG HAUL
Estimated That Loss Will
Reach Sixty Thou
sand Dollars.
MONEY AND BONDS ARE
STOLEN By BURGLARS
Important Documents of Com
h'%nwcalth's Attorney and
Customs Office Destroyed.
ENTER FROM NORTHERN NECK
Nf'cr Making Haul and Applying
iorch To Structure Robbers
Escape i'm Car.
MONEY AND BONDS ARE
STOLEN By BURGLARS
ENTER FROM NORTHERN NECK
N'cr Making Haul and Applying
iorch To Structure Robbers
Escape in Car.
Isptcial to The Times. Dispa,c

Special n .rj rg,,. nt..,
WAISAyv ", ,. -,
who ieo,cn ,ia ,.a,,,.,,., %
ional BANK M u....,,.,,,a ~ 80,
nigh, az NM. ,n ,,.ooo
.ifb a. .,n j.,
.ct nro >, ~. ,.,,,i,i,,,,
0ai taken all Of IN. cash bonds ana
ccursty In sigh, TO destroy .yiJ.nce
~ tho robbcry The building wus
discovered IN lamcs about 2 o.clcck
'hi. morning ana !; wAs evidcu, that
' Had bocn burnIn. sonn ,lr. a..
~" names had gained such headway
'Rat non" OF ,hr rccorus %, ,hc Il,
II wa, lat.r d,scnv.rc, ,,.. ,,
iuc yaul, ana i,,o, , ,a. -,
Ucrn forced opcn ,h. ,oat,.v. ,.t,t,
which this had boen don. ira;c.,t,,
tHst tho ycgsmcn w.r, e.c.n,;o,,,Iy
e!cvcr la their line. An rc,.ords q,
'h" bank were consumed by ,h.
N"mr-. the building being reduced 10
isn"s.
Tho Office OF an. d.ni,tv co,,o,,o,
10 customs was on the second aoo,
% III. building, and ali records OF This
N'lt't NoEsliisI with those in III.
office Of commemorative Attorney G
> TowicS. which Mas ALSO located
'n 10" second door. were destroyed.
many valuable documents being in
f!uied IN ,he loss.
ESCAPE ~ Motor iion'.
u, is ihe the1ryto,t the authorities
mat the bandits entered and made
ihc!r escape from the Northern Neck.
either by an automobile of high
Po"er or = motor boat, The auihori-
'i'S ''"'h nlsc"Vcr no cine that wou!!
n'lP 'h"m I'D trace the criminals. and
'rs '''' 49, 'he cro"Ns had plenty
=" t''i'" |" h"-AS eood 'heir escape is
49,, 80 "' 10"
80 80 'P' '"' Gay :
:"
''''s :" "s'''' W '"e NJ" ""'''
'"'' '''"'t "e'"N "''"e 10 'p'
f''nr"" '"'
'"'' 49, - ~
""''"'"s an" "o''c o' NV 'eeo'uS o1
ms urn could DC S"'eu' ne 'ota'
''SS rom 'he 'o""c'' an" nre Is
estimated at more 'hah Soo'o"o an"
the crime stands out as one OF the
noldcst and most disastrous In the
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Cork Re-I.lccts o.Ca,I.rno !,

CORK, Jans,'Sl.-.rhc Cork corpora.
ton today rc-clected Donai O'('alias-
han Lord Mayor. Lord Mayer ,o'cal.
lhghan is at present In the ,uniiel
S.SiesJ. 1t""sds the close of .i.c
as'".tUB Iciica force arrived 8 ID
1srestcd thrnn - tho Aldermen and
seven Councillors. taking them a5gay
to :hc h.rracks. The prisoners e..
drige-l IN eood-m -mamorcd songs ca 'h4
way,
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COLBY WI7HHOLDS JAPANESE u
REPORT FROM H. JOHNSON
If He Expects to Doa Ghost Dance on Subject He's
Got to DO II Without Me as Partner" Says
Secretary of State

ter was proceeding on an erroneous
assumption. Senator Johnson asked
that the report of Ambassador Nor
!lH on the negotiations should ha
made public. asserting that the pccfa
rle of the West. are entitled r..
know what that report contains.1
Secretary Colby. who replied
formally today to the California
a;or. asserted that there is NJ
direction or concealment here, 4
state Department. and no SCI 4,
ness" The secretary intimaJ Si
The negotiations would be NJ
lie ut what was described m
proper time" The subjeY pe
Is said. was one that car ie'
tied In a covert manner
Doubt was expressed .nad
by as to whether tp /san1
;hc negotiations could case
Senate before ahe stwfll
Congress and the cF thon'
ADMINISTRATION, on " sdiG.i
q cav n. ~
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right and he, nephcw. Julian Garth
right who appear IN :, painting rep
reseHtinS ;hc women of the Coufcd-
eracI r'n!stcrinR to wounded SOL
diers who have just been brought in
from the Held. and Robert camrbc;i
of Chesterfield, who posed In field
uniform for half u dozen OF the mar3-.
i!al figures, notably Confederate orsi4
GERS.
General Carr presided nj Tie ccre-
monies On his right was Judge
George l.. Christian. vice -presicicn, o.
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40 LASKES, 2O-XEAR
Trim, FOR BANDITS
VOTED IN DELAY WARE
$500 Fine in addition Also
froaosed By Sac
IBN Associnted- press /

DOVER. DEL. Jan. 3l.---The Della
ware State Senate today passed n bii,
making the penalty for highway rob
thefS iorty lashss on the bare back.
not less than twenty years imprison-
ment and fine OF $500 THE vote
on The measure was unanimous.
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rhrec ISnled In FIRE. :.

PROVIDENCE. r. J., Jan, 3l.---Threc
firemen were killed and eighteen Sc
sriously injured whenEa wall OF the
building, at IS Methcwscn street col
:lapsed during q fra carly today. Two
%: the injured 1re expected to die.
The property damage was estimated
at S15o,000.
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the Confederate Memor:a, Assocla-
ZION. of whlch the former North caro-
Ina Governor "a The chic. officer and
ON ms left captain John. Lamb. for
me: Congressman from this district.
These. With Genera! Il. n. Tongue of
Soutb Carolina, and Alvin II, Smith.
OF Richmond. form ;he executive
committee
Seatet near the r"s,rum were mem
oers OF The board of lady managers.
Mrs. chl!es VI. F"rrail. Mrs. \. D.
Williams. Mrs .Frcderic W Sccti.
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tContinGed or Seeond Page)
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-07-08

doorway; he was lazily cutting q new
midday sun mark, in the place OF the
worn old one. Behind him sat his
mother, who was busily knitting a
gray yarn stocking.
The moonshiner looked up and start
ed quickly to his feet.
Hi, thar, Bill, old boy" he greeted
cordially. my gosh, but we've come
ut the right time, shore. We're a-gOin'
to have young squirrels To- dinner, and
a billed hamshank with string beans.
and cawnbread made with the yeller
O. hen aigs. Live whilst We do live,
says /. Come right in, Bill, old boy"
LA, la, la" cried Granny Heck.
looking Over the brass rims Of her
s%pectacles. "HOw glad l am to see We,
Mr.. Bill! Come right In and tell us
the news"
Bill Dale crossed the threshold and
accepted a creaking chair. His eyes
took In Mt a sweeping glance the home