Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 1

_— WEATHER. Fair and cooler tonight and to- morrow. Temperature for twenty-four hours [ Memiber of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively estitled to lleunlwmllau-o!ulq'lmh:‘ credited to it or not «therwise credited m this 2 p.m. today; lowest, 54, at § a.m. to- day. Al !I'::: of vllhlksfl:‘fi-'.( special Full report on page 7. dispas berein are Teserved. | ! ‘ ended at 2 p.m. today: Highest, 81, at ‘ paper and slso the local news published berein. il WASHINGTON; D.: C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1921 -THIRTY-FOUR PAGES. b in - WITH SUNDAY MORNING mmong : : Yesterday’s Net Circulation, 93,433 Closing New York Stocks, Page 23. TWO CENTS. - second-class it No. 28,157. ["onds. Washingtom D. O PRESHDENT TAKES UP LOWER FREIGHT RATES WITH .C.C. Goes to Office of Commission " for Informal Talk on » Rail Situation. - THINK TOPIC OF FUNDING BIG DEBT WAS DISCUSSED $750,000,000 for Improvements Asked by Road:,l’mbahl! Touch- ed Upon as Vital Question. Downward revision of railroad rates, particularly of those on necessities, today with members of the Interstate Commerce Commission, at an informal conference at the commission’s head- quart The President was under- stood to have been assured that the whole subject now was under review by the commission. Mr. Harding inquired .particularly about the prospect for modification of rates on fruits. The commission officials are understood to have told him that they were making consid- erable progress on a plan for obtain- ing voluntary reductions in some rates through concerted action by the car- rier It was said that this movement and the general work of ironing out in- cqualities had gone much further than information hitherto given to the public had indicated. Details as to this, however, were not made public. Funding Discussion Likely. Although there was no outward Indication that the chief executive and the commissioners discussed the Pproposal_to provide for the funding of the $750,000,000 owed to the Eov- ernment for permanent improvements made while the roads were under fed- - eral control, that subject is known to be under active consideration by ad. sministration officials and the assump !AGREE ON.VOLSTEAD BILL. | House Committee Favors Ban on Beer by Doctor’s Order, agreed today to report out the Vol- use by the sick. —e——— FOR D. C. LICENSING Committee Appointed - to Study and Recommend Re- i vision of Permit Rules. The Commissioners today appointed a committee to study the laws relat- ing to the licensing of business estab- lishments in the District and to recommend any changes they believe should be made in those laws. The committee is composed of Francis H. Stephens, corporation counsel; Daniel E. Garges, secretary to the Commissioners, and Wade H. C‘fl’;’m“‘ superintendent of the license office. The city heads took this action fol- lowing receipt of a letter from Supt. Coombs, in which he outlined a num- ber of revisions he believes should be made in the law. ‘The first suggestion of the superin- tendent is that drug stores should pay a higher license than $6 a year, now required of them. The superintendent tells the Commissioners that “in view of the profit which appears to be de- rived from this line of business,” the ilcense should be $50 a year. The same law requires building or other contractors to pay a license of $25 !a year. Mr. Coombs points out that the Court of Appeals has held the term “other contractors” to be too indefinite. The superintendent recommends that this section be amended to define more cleariy the contractors to be licensed. No Cigarette Fee. Under existing law a license of $12 a year is required to sell cigars, but this permit is not required to sell cigarettes or other forms of manufactured tobacco. This section should be amended to in- clude dealers in all forms of tobacco, the superintendent believes. Two important recommendations are made in connection with the licensing of poolrooms. One is that thefl: should The House judiciary committee stead bill which would prohibit sale of beer on physician's prescription for MAY CHARGELAWS VAULT SPACE TAX IND.C. UPHELD BY SUPRENE (00T R'ight to Levy Assessment for Use of Areas Under Side- walks Affirmed. APPELLATE BODY IS REVERSED IN FINDING Cases Decided Were Those Against R. P. Andrews Co., Saks & Co., and Abraham Lisner. The United States Supreme Court teday upheld the contentions that the District was right in assessing mer- chants who used vault space under sidewalks. The Supreme Court re- versed the decision of the Court of Appeals and affirmed that of the Su- preme Court of the District, which had sustained the District Commis- sioners. The cases decided were those g{ gemmn mn’;ma against the . rews mpany, Saks & Co. and Abraham Lisner Justice Clarke handed down the de- cision. B “Concluding as we do,” said Justice Clarke. “that the respondents were mere licensees, we see no reason for limiting the act of Congress as the t of Appeals limited it to con- structions after the date of the act. Such an’ interpretation of the act would so obviously result in unjust inequality that it should be adopted only under stress of imperative language which we do not find in it. Respendents Cite Regulations. The respondents, the R. P. Andrews Paper Company, and Abraham Lisner, defended against the collection of the asseasments, claiming that their per- Mmits to construct were in such form as to create in each by contract a Yested right of property in the vault 1n the street of which they would be deprived without due process of law it they were required to pay the rental. To sustain this position the ftion was that it had been touched pon during the conference. A recommendation that the govern- be changed to require the approval of the Commissioners on applications for poolroom Jicenses. The other suggestion respondents select from paragraph three of the building reguisgions, supra, the provision that no charge WORK ONNEW HOME OF GITY CLUB BEGUN The Commissioners Break ‘Ground—President Graham Makes Address. PLANS TESTS ON MICE. City Chemist to Study Poisoning of Twenty-Five Students. Dr. T. M.pPrice, District chemist, investigating the illness of twenty- five members of the Phi Chi Frater- nity, who are believed to be suffering from some form of poison resulting from their having eaten bread pud- ding and canned food, has secured samples of the bread pudding and is! ready to make a test at the District building this afternoon. Two little white mice will be fed some bréad pudding, then the scien- tists will watch the effects. In this D. C: HEADS GRE ~ NOTED ZIONISTS Welcoming Rites Held for Drs. Weizmann, Levin and late yesterday of Dick Rowland, negro, for an alleged assault on E 1 Others of Commission. 75 KILLED IN RACE RIOTS AT TULSA, OKLA., ASMOB FIRES 10 BLOCKS OF CITY City Put Under Martial Law By Governor’s Order~Torch Set to Buildings and Efforts _of Fire Department Blocked. * PITCHED BATTLES BRING DEATH TOLL; 2,000 REFUGEES ARE PUT UNDER GUARD Tronbl? Reported to Have Started by Arrest for Assault on Orphan Girl—Airplanes Circle Overhead as Flames and Smoke Pour Out of Area. By the Associated Press. i OKLAHOMA CITY, June 1.—Seventy-five: persons, whites {and negroes, have been killed in the race outbreak in Tulsa, ac- cording to a telephone message to Gov. Robertson here-today from the chief of police at Tulsa. "Martial law in Tulsa was ordered by Gov. Robertson at 11:15 a.m. today, and Adjt. Gen. Barrett was placed in command of the |city. The order was given over the long-distance telephone.s A { proclamation to this effect was being prepared for immediate is- suance. The marial law order was extended to include all of Tulsa county. The order placed the adjutant general in command of - the city and county. TULSA, Okla., June 1.—Nearly ten square blocks of the negro section of Tulsa, where an armed conflict has been in progress be- tween white men and negroes since early last night, resulting in the death of at least six whites and fifty negroes, and a rapidly increasing list of wounded, were in flames today. The fire was reported spreading and threatening to wipe out a white residence i section in the Standpipe and Sunset Hill additions. ’ The trouble is reported to have been the result of the arrest an orphan girl. The negro was spirited away from the, county jail early today by deputies from the office of Sheriff _\lcCqu’gh, who refused to divulge his whereabouts., ment take that step was made before | PG T0R, (CPRTE, hoF B e Anitery the | Shall bo made for occupancy of public| Ground was broken for the new the Senate inte e commerce com- : space by a vault and that all B e ierday by Presient Rea of | hours during which poolrooms may be|are” subject to revocation whea tag|Bome of the City Club, on G street near, 14th street, this morning in the the Pennsylvania lines, and is under- | oPen- vault space is needed for an: b1t stood " to have gained considerable Poolrooms Close With Bars. use and improvement. = Dby Fo e el favor amons some members of the| The existing law specifically states | From parzgraph three, supra, they | Do nog omeial e mittee 1t is belleved to have been | that poolroorss shall remain closed |Select the stipulation. that the vaul|Pers and oficials. fodched upon briefly at yesterday's con- | throughout the twenty-four hours |SPace shall be vacated when ordered| ~TWO minutes. after the ceremonies wlly the poison will be located, it is N OFFE PAYS The board of District Commissioners today welcomed to the National Capi- Garrison House Fired. tal. at exercises held on the steps of | .The.first attempts to fire the negro | ren § the District building, Dr. Chaim | quarter were made about 1:30 o'clock | ,State troops under the command ‘of = X e _{Adjt. Gen. C. F. Barrett arrived at 9 elzmarin, Dr! Schmarya Levin dnd | this morning, when white men openly | y'ciock to take charge of the itus eassociates of the worls Azhfllll‘t com- | threatened to destroy the locality. |tion. augmenting units of an indication that the riots kad been renewed. ference between President Harding. Sundays and that week: days théy by the Commissioners: ot needed f e i tor truck load with ‘missi - toll + triumpha rade cher. Boston | 8uardsmen “‘who were called out last . Chatrman Cammins of (he commItice | Showld close at the same hour that |BUblic use.and Trom the terme. Of| daven’ by | & siem ' shov i ot e e | O O e han ity me. |MIENC AL this time thers -were re- - and Director General Davis of the|parrooms are required to close. With ¢“M;cepunzeu,nr ‘the permits ‘the A 7 % i B g - b, Y . A ports of sporadic shooting, and the Faiirosd saministration " | | the paseing out of the; salocn. M provision " (Bal ' the . Cominiasioners| out, from the aite! Ot Bilowse L oD% Welsmann s head of the com- | €roes i a' Karrison, were set afife ot |ituation seemed (o be casink: ere was '~ { Coom| Sa re wWas no S, d any_ constru Tapid ‘W. t _noon today g ot o, nites €8, | that time, and an alarm was turni n. Detachments of guardsmen day, however, that a @ecision had star which The poolregiix WMmmM~ X i o 1a b o y with the: objset- ‘0f establishi e < scatt &y L B omenad by ihe. sdministration | oE " SAF NI LR vtbi oo D C : an excuvatfon laige enowfh for three Witws Kerow Hsyefli;#fifi‘m— oS ada: | Efforts of the firc department to lay e heughout the A pared to meet all emergencies, With ..... hose were stopped by 2 crowd of |, chine guns ready for actiom. g tincy > R residents of Wishing-|ermed white men, and the depart- [Dachine guns ready = for n. D 40. Recorder.of Deeds Dis- [ton. tarned ont in large nambers ot | ment returned to its station. The at- "ol RP Jugired “ia the armory while p < 75 i District llm‘t to destroy the negro quarter af : closes $220,000 Surpius |waicy Frr sl Centraet 3 or that one wotNd be-mttempted wntil | pollaves definite hours for-these -es . sutract C 4 araipary Rouses further evidence had been submitted. | taplishments should be written into 4 8 jub's 8 ox] dr. Harding and all of his close ad-| the Taw. 2 3 ’ G 1 & p).ted Ineight or niae visers are watching closely the Mr. Coombs also goes on record|tne-Distrfos 7% { R SR iven before Senator Cummins’ 2 per X ham, president of the mony given before in favor of raising from 1 to 2 p I'n %a n\idist: d at the brief ceremonlies: vmed five hours fater, | ET0e8 and segregating them in.the by fire wak res committee, but haye indicated that| ..n¢ the monthly interest rate that when almost simultaneously fire be- |jail. convention hall, base ball park d other places ‘which had been they did not consider the data com- ! pawnbrokers may charge in the Di he e "5 ] gan to burst forth from the do\am} !:" - plete enough at‘r\renefiu to warrant 2| trict. The Commissioners gmre h::— 56 daded 2oL Sonk :,:. o use and| o Credit - 3 lt:e'o:.t’lszon :::':cz‘:(l:\: l:“n‘t 'I;Ezk “m‘:w::"\,wz:m;um:l S ready Sent o e Lhange, 80| Pirovement. and that since ths dct 3 C W Soke enveloped the location. Under Fohite Men Eeatspey. Question Up With Cummins. would provide for this change, 80 {of Con under which the uted | 1 o dentifed toady. T are « This proposal was made before the | that this recommendation will not|rentsl fs imposed is purely a revenue é;m T H_v::‘r. .M‘oi the | Disclosing the existence of a'surplus : he investi- Senate commerce committee_yester- | have to be considered by t measure, which does not require the ay by President Rea of the Pennsy gating: committee. ‘| surrender of the space for any public SOt d“b'w Ceremeny. cover of the smoke screen armed Men | oo r. jgentified toda! - y. They are €arl fund of approximately §229,000 to the - :“;‘guf‘{;e“;‘hg“",;:;:'(n‘q ©0%-D. Lotpeisch, twenty-three, Randall, credit of his office, John F. Coatello, Dis- | present, extended to the disinguished | groes were stationed, and occasional ) Xan. shot through the breast, and F. ilroad, and was the subject of| Mr. Coombs points out that the)use, but contemplates th e,,,? vist hat the con-|M. Baker. Havelin, Kan. twenty- e Beg'nning promptly at 9:30 s.m. Shick pecondes iof 0 Splay:spueaied en_!. ":.xfm'm:“c:;n':&i’m' o ;?&".“fl“‘:“:;fmn‘ e seven, shot in back with buckshot. ed inued Iiter conference between the Presi-|rate of 1 per cent a month on pawned | private use of it, is an invalid 3 Liter confortnce belmeen e Hre | Articics has resuited in, the closing |Eo Geprive the respondents. of snihe|the coremonies wore Snlshed jn Afl|to the joint congrosflonsi committes | 7,38 Y1 88 0T 8 Colmmionionere, | Slet st JASC. ey tne houses ne-|The bodyof 'an” unidentified white S nate committee, and Director Gen-|of all pawn shops ‘B TR S VCCs | Property without due process of law. |teen minutes and the steam shovels | considering, classification legislation to{New 'Willara Hotel ‘to the steps of e were seen to dart out from |man was taken to an undertaking 1l Davis of the railroad administra- | The superiotencent b eTes oot 2 “This statement of the contention|8et to work, Panorama photographs | provide more adequate pay for his em- | the District uflding, upon which | Bae upraised | establishment. | B - them would reope ot the respondents is its own sufficient | of the acene ware taken for deposit| ;i yes whom he represented to be|Wers srouped ' the wWelcoming of- Sheot as| In a fresh outbresk at 7:30 o'elotk ‘ refutation. * In form the mmlt js a|in the corner stone, which ‘wlil be ficiale and the Marine Band, which | they ugh the smoke they|in the Stand Pipe hill district, in the . mere naked permission to d. Two |1ald some time In the fall. The stone | ETossly underpald, played “The Stars and Stripes For- | were osdered to surrender and quick- {extreme northern end of the negro 1y were removed to the prison camps. |quarter, Mrs. S. A. Gilmore, a white Ep : i ot e three clauses relled upon To|will be Dreseated to the club by the| Follewing hls vestimony, Me. Contell, | ov ‘ + ha to obtain information as to the of property in the wanis Club, the offer ving been|in a statement to the representative of As the lice made way for the ‘woman, hot in the left reacticability of the plan. President Rea —_— derived from the bullding |mado to the City Club's dircctors|The Blar, sugsested that the mmln-iaolmun”the crowd 'broks into Treep Headquarters Opened. e Mra Glilors oie Sl oo l icld the Senate committee that the 1 which, as their name {m- | Tuseday by Claude H. Woodward, and | fund e up of District taxpayers' |cheers, children waved .flags and| Adjutant Gemeral Barrett took UP|ihe front porch of her hom would give the roads the ci ned to regulat e ma. | &ccep! forthwlith, money, which is on deposit In the!many women shed tears. It was an uarters at city and | was shot by a negro. 2 would e voaas the capitai] JONES BILL FAVORED. |piics are designea lath th ted forthwith, hich i deposit In th bis headq ity hall and Y e e they now need so badly for _— toriais of bulldinga and the manner of | _The throe spades with which the|Treamiry of the United States should |occasion ~that deeply affected the that Col. B. H. Markham |or more barricaded in a church ng replacements and better-|po ojiop:Saving for District Ap-|iheir construction and use and the|Commissioners turned the first sollibe used toward the construction of &{hundreds who were gathered at 1ith announced = Hundreds of armed white m: s. ylg! third clause is from the acceptance|&lso will be preserved in the ‘club | new. building on 5th street opposite the |stfeet and Pennaylvania avenue. of Oklahoma City would be In com-f, o o dlatriot In aute: Rea was again before the com- proved by eSnate Committee. of the permits whith are signed only | Court of ‘Appealy bulld! in order that| . As the visitors mounted the steps, | mand of fleld operations of thel, ;;;j o s n auto- v and declared government by, the applicants. applauded | the District judiclary and legal record- 1}itle Esther ‘Weckaler, daughter of | guardsmen. Gen. Barrett, Who 1847, " 9" 1001 2000 ne; had smises to maintain the lines in 88| mThe Jones bill establishing daylight| “When we add to this that the ap- | on! ing. offices 't be brought together { Mr, Mra. Michael Wecksler, ran | working under the direction of the| AL D oclock 2000 neeroes been good condition as when taken_ over fn the Distriet of Columbla, so | Blications c@lminated and ended in ae- . in a group l'““fll"r- connected by | to Welsmann and gave him a|gheriff, and chief of police, |ERthered at Convention Hall under hould be fuiflled in letter and dpirit. | 8aVing in ceptances of the permits with the un. Commissioner Rudolpl ssageways. Ho said this:suggestioni huge bouquet on behalf-of the Jew- |gaid he would continue to dc ®0 until | EVERE. Pt was ed, as was also the » estimated undermaintenance | far as all government departments|derstanding that the occupation of the |responded briefly, asserting that he|had been made to the judiciary com-|igh children of the District. he deemed it necessary to change |PO’ :e-fl ion. The remainder of those ¢aims of the carriers against th bureaus are concerned and the|Vault space is permit o felt {t:an honor to bo a Commissioner | mittes of the House, and that it has the | The president of the world Zionist m; He said developments |gathered up are being taken to 'the and bure ted morely as an o command. government to aggregate $700,000,000. accommodation to- the owner of the |8t the time the club chose for be-|Indorsement of several District judges.| organization took the time to caress would determine Whether it would base ball park, all under armed guard. el ve b el o ere o By | RDutting premises and that n nning construction. ! _More Than Self-Sustainiag. the child’s curls, accept the bouguet | be necessary to invoke martial law. s “The . railroads belleves Mr. Rea L e otateiet committee > > |ttlo and intcrost "is in any '#ht, | €' he Commissioner also praised the| 1o his testimony before the con-|&nd thank her and the children she | The negroes assembled as reea"zor [MANY CHANGES M said. that it can be shown that the| The bill is similar to the national|Waived or abridged thereby, except ak | civio Spirit of the club, of which he|gressional = commiites Mr. Costello |Tepresented. and prisoners were being cared for ADE : e d _private B A A el reomration | daylight saving law In operation dur- | €Xpressed in snid permit, and the con-|i8 & lifo momber, and predicted an|brought out the fact that the surplus| ~Weé appreciate highly tho value of | by civil organizations af e amount of physical reparation | day et Bl ot that it is Jimited | dltions aforonald, and that the settled |Infiuential futars for It B a5t ‘the ‘vacorder of-aveds| your viakt to our city,” declarea Com- | oltisens, who volunteered for the IN P. 0. DEPARTMENT ° toCthe government departments and |rule of law is that the grant of rights President Graham's Address. * |have been socruing mince 1893, and | Missloner Rudolph, on shaking hands | work. Ice water and FBRITS 005 the street raliroads. It is the belief of | &nd Drivieges in streets are strictly| n, Grahafs safd: . - that the surplus for the prosent year|With Dr. Welsmann, Dr. Levin and were belng served and the WoUritC| Changes in personnel in the Post the pledge of the President and Con- | Semator Jomes of Washington, the | Cgnstrued so that whatever is not un- | - «we remove-today ‘the first earth | will b not less than $10,000, In wpite|Othor members of the world Zionist| or sick were rece By, Office Department effective today marked gress has not been kept.” author of the bill, that if dayMght!|equivocally granted therein is with-|srom thaixesvation hecessary for the [ of the fact the ofec has been more organisation, Behind the guests came | tion. the morning long lines | the first step of any govern: Crane tic yemewals ot the federal|saving applies to the government de-|held and that nothing passcs In much | roamdstigha SF ohr bulldInG —our oinb | than self-sustaining, sntircly inade.|thS membors of the District recep-| Throughout the Wot0 BE 178 jong 2 overmment SR control period were 25,000,000 below | partments it will be effective for the{ Dby implication, we cannot doubt that|home, This i not to ba aimplya plle | quate compensation has been given %lvnu»}'whv::‘nfll:::;. ::‘:v:‘g:‘d.by Alexander ::gn:mm;l EORISI ) ment to readjust the offices under the the convention the average of the test period, Mr.|rest of the city. the permits to tho respondents were | of brisks and mortar to house #he or- | its employes, he. stated, There are! Y ouw PASorvry GERERn. . o o oo | Bal ® Man nt ng to new administration. B il mere licenses subject to ra 3 y wore their night clothes D SHL SIS Com<ntaganicre voaation &t |dinary mativitics of an associatfon of | twenty per dlem werkers in the of-| ysit of the Zionists had aroused un- |and were barefooted. Thelr sunken| Charles N. Dalsell clerk in the dead eny time in the discration of the goV-|men, It Is not a place for the reeren- | fice, he declared, who make but $3.50 eepless night and 5 short 1.816.100 cubic yards. These ernment. of the District, s o it pecn Thw abr piplachotas] oo J ‘usual’ enthusiasm here, and had been | eyes told of a slespless and | jetter office for forty-one years, to- jhortages “will no doubt be conceded.” SCHURMAN IS UNOPPOSED. ls‘hu-n:-co 188¢ Appliention, tor the mf.h.é;:s el ; i A i sionorss B 16ekied forward to with: tha ‘keenest ;&:‘ ‘ashen faces bespoke gripping | iy i ol T A = OEicout. o : “The Baks . case is, if " ible, | - “The Cit; ub:is an institution to I tives on ver- 7 charge of the office, to t: fnstallation also was allowed. & con- | Favorable Report on Nominatiom [even foas subatantial then the other | promots aivio . davelopment ARd ' | i ‘s nor less than PLIDO Dor e | i ey e re, Sons Oun Badaecs Beasuhi 8 0 iaeis 1 amrr R f;:n:::r }" would ‘be passed on to Ordered by Committee. t':ln' wn;t:::: ’r‘um- in i sensa o‘(" alvh} pride, n‘- v:::lvl".l:: num, and said that the pay. of the|gmong the best altisens we have:” h):a;‘;.uv:mfl '_::lnd‘ e:.l‘lfl:;:"uhr: o gty cor gt e :n-. rans- respo as must derived | will-oreste.an intpiration. in.the min, Yoo -eyen| ™ oo | DU A posi reap- senrs 1 rovion el Ao yr e | ‘Expected opposition to the nomina- Al A T £ with ade bl Lo reaching In | Sreatar.” He pointsd Rt e A S ainiigton Secmed ertisias: S ey 5aved|pointed as clerk of the fourth clams’ said. and if Sup - i .4 e mittes that the offios of the recorder leasing to Dr, Weltmann, who but for the grav-|in the office Of the Postmaster Gen- an appeal to the Supremo | tion of Jacob Gould Schurman, former|jacent yaults and from the presumption | . “Normal man must mingle with hta [ THti00 thel thr 0000 00 The SCORtin| 1y, proasing o . hg'.:&.,h.: Jndictous but for ihe grav-| ™ Court for final interpretation of the of the- permit arisi follows, - It is thin trait of trol president of Cornell University, to be Arising from the fact h ment, having no connection with the| In reply, Dr, Welamann thanked the le; there a girl with & control act and contracts under it t - an elung to & :!'l: o; there & Bl aolly| Willlam R. Spilman today was' pre- that & vault was construoted and has | tion and the in ngo of id = & 1 to Chi: failed to devel istriot wwernment, He asked the{Commissioners for the hearty rece; . e te ooy af the ronds ':.T::';m Ehtmt Sl Do In ane ever ainos, No tormal per- grostasidenin, v was an 1deal Demmitios 1o make provision for an- | tion which had beon mecorded him aad | dlaRevel'ed | IIF \ C1rm and benind|moted from the pgaition of post of- - than they are entitled to and sccept | mittee today, and the nomination was| permit o ynatt woriatot & |t the ‘City: Clu 3 ~—{Continued on Page U, Column ¥) | Dis assoolate, Dr, Welsmann deolared | yrotted o little girl With & biE WaX|fies inapector to thit of superintendemt the burden. favorabl ted to th vasit would be a 5 . Py that he had been able to loarn many | 4 2 e e 0 the | publia nuisance, but no grant of 4 per- | that ‘wnum. ba of hmlvflnrvm ts - {hings from Amorioa. sspasiaily how | 350 - an aged negro woman|of the division ot pbst office service, . “u‘;-e cc;:—:»em:-t-m ‘Wanted. [ the Aasiatien pécyicunty| CanioY Hight JIn'the sireat oan o' in. ‘W,., '?:'::r“.a;&g-:."‘v.“.imma« A 9 N to live, He said that he heped te be Post Office Dfpartment, to take~the AL the conference today hoth the |y e 2% Ll et tha. fequest. o] oot from & mefe applicatien and | 1 13,0 ame, Yoot Today’s News. |abhie's weioeme ine prosent’boura of ahd Bianieia s5d s3Sr| piace of Goodwia D. Bileworth, who la | mission expressed & hope for. closst | SeUAtor Jobnson republican. Califer-| “rns Caurt of Appeals gives mush tortatnsiant and p enjoymont. 2 baard which would visit Pateatine, oLy VeV automiobile and hurried|made 3 speclal sgent in the motor Aeiahe toward a resAjaatmont. of °|f"‘r':=’ “rititws sna"spsechen o' the ot e N T P B PN P L B § 1 Paragl‘aphs Rollomisnxe plarine ot heiN s RorPLiros oams 1" Jenn B Tailis, clerk in class oward & rof justm. of yor- 32 ol g . gy 2 ! & > entire tallroad aituation. Tt wap fndl; | Bomines aileged to i ndioats desides mitn 383 and £80 (han we. can Bna Ly | of Shase repensible, fot ont succues|, v i i e B-'-fi-l""“,','.:,".'.:g e L otants, | wan promoted to glerk in charge cated (hat hereatier the White Houss fowaa sk cartainly mo: Heni- |19, {Rg_Paxt fa the Oty Glub | Te probe lawn for licensing D. L busl, | {0y, ory roturned to the Now Willard | Rapaatedly Srim-taced men, heavily| the division of post office service, wies . ‘woul ep! inform. abou - I ' S 4 O 1 di- en A. Keen, Tatiod micpw contemplated by tae rete ey aagite oF the putite 17 h-to gather 6.0, meaical students il seme serl~| BRETh prolank. thin Afternoan thoy | Erroh Hairied UD b e o B B i | Bupt. Daisall of the dead Jotter office fixing body. - tionn of maceptances here reterred a|"HitPd’ jnfinduse. usly, due to ptemaine poisoning. 2% o Epecial Taneneon oy | ToCently UlE il on Narth Greonwood.|ls a native of New York state. and o3 Facling watked from nin of.| . wors ‘mpacial” ngresmasts. n the e 3 s, leon SRR T S ‘ Wity Inom. closely, muarded, were| e B O vs of Gl sorice: o o —— , & dista; h 'l 13 w! ns 5 0! thres blocks, virtuaily unrecomnized | BRITAIN-ASKS JAPAN it i of ke wenil f moh dusign Anil phar- | ot e memtennint e D 5| ne psnt Bt 8 Selock the Husats will | nomre HEINo . e ‘Spilman became conmect by strest crowds. When he entared v be held 8t Pa o omra domestien. wera takon from,the depariment in 1805, john 3 'wards oan! ve h&!ln < Senate aj tions gemmities repariy Mo to Negra o8 I lars alal Camin s Commimion (1D CONTINUE ALLIANCE |or special pu and ta an extes Dy e nt fayorskly “on 1600000 for D é} sareal of the Korow it thely quarters 3‘7;3:5;‘::'3‘::%-:”33‘;“;}-’ 3 the, : s ment peseareh makias “A"'“‘“"“‘"”. where: thi o Civele Negvo Beetion, ‘Harding requosted that he be given |Tokio Reports Say England Wonld 2, pormit ‘was | ia of fl e tisng fop in thres s An.the dawn broke sixty or peventy; - ' oppos i talk mem- E $ . £, jyate. balldin nts part ef reapgani- | 8% 5 e tiee, in jled with armed white = ey Extend Presemt Treaty An. |1 :.;Ll:.;’-'um. soammsiyion fa mers thin prainarily Sre. i | glvdine Alexanasy Wol ' | matorencs, Jied, “iim s eogpleioly BANDITS GET $16,000 underatood 43 have foid: them that ha " other Yoar. conatitata any wafvero¢ nay +imw, | ‘rhers| IN MESSENGER HOLD-UP desired to comsuit with them veey|n ., il oy, Interiat. of ' the puniis in: the pomm| he ratisond | B the Amselsted Press rmally, el Asmopiaisd From, o . ; by ! > : W iy omeik] Fight o Sotmupteste | TOXIO, Jume 1—Grast Britain, the . 3% 4 o1 heanty b rivilege d ! ha o ol d pro- | MINNWAPOLIS, Minn, Jume 1— ta F3? I with Congrees ragarding rates ho as- | Niohi Nighi Loduy, h‘z . e o ? Vented the flames from epreading. 4 |y%.e man In an automobile heid up sumed that he counld te in n-a “I.l: l’_zl’:::}.l-h’- m: . ' }'wmln rl.l‘fi:;ln - ""’S:", twe memsengers of the. Millers and agent, tho commission, your, Tha I’c natians are nif -1( rpes The l;n-ld‘ah:z then mada qu;,% Whg:l- ar lm:.tyu‘at the al. B 5 concerning eral propress ascs, ownpes 4 praben) Raliyer an wadremn. c . M : the commission In revising the paes ——— - plas . ; from A gpol wio l rtors, inlatresion bellaven "n‘-':,“ Aot ROCKEF, ; | e oo i a 1By d n P e o0 Ruatoqa faced | Tha i"“"T‘ e Slorihsrastivn burden on_aertain, commedftien T::: K ELLE 'R SHO WS CHILDRW A - . Belles i jneinds {he A " fl‘&"“""’,fi e e Ee) e and jast aa they > oond P . CALAE . ; e 3 . g 4 the Millers ‘and Traders’ gratifioation to learn that the som- \ A ne ; R R said that the bedies of pix to ten | reachet P e Il 5% WHERE HE MADE HIS FIRST DOLLAR |y b i e et et el A B A | B S R R S S e -m“ lescribed an “Ne oved to the bal Indiana was IS ~ today sworn in as solicitor of the Post Offica Dopartment. houseca, I.fl!fll ‘were sald to De relurn-iy e g1 ' ~dispiritedly, n;lvaml'l,fl:: eame ro | 18 located just moress the street from Man's - La: it lice also had a rei that |them and forced them to " L th 1 7 5 . Ke- | the bags containing the money. . e L e o ; et s oWy s e HEARING_OCTOBER 10.. n vere kil it was re- ey Intangible Tax Case. ™ e ’ ¢ 3 d P ve 5 o ) " x 3 " ghe Supreme Court of the United ' i