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First Pictures of Harding Inauguration
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ia, 1 tar. 7 The lie
t iii! accept, under
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utc ntH Co.sta-Rira,
, decfe red today, rir
tenisr.tt folloTl ig the
ote 'froui Secretary
fjlKitlim it hos-
vAtstmbly
t Nee Service.)
.'fr-T resident Porras
-.nc i today that be
.ry q! . State Hushes'
j th ? Panama -Costa
a ,na tonal aa:iembl7
a eb d by Its deei
;stgoi - the assembly
iele in offer of med
"Pa?ful"
-latej Press.)
p' 7- The receipt of
sent' to Costa Rica
Spq -Rtary Hughe.
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ntxlucwl a pain-
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TELL ALLIES WHAT THEY
WILL PAY ON WAR BILL
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WOODUOW WILSON AND WAR UKN G. HARDING AUK SHOWN Ttl DING TOGKTHKIt TO THK CAPITOL FOR THE I VA I'Gl'Tt A T1U"
WHICH ENDED WILSON'S TERM AND MADE HARDING PRESIDENT. VPPER LEFT. HARDING WITH HAND I PRAKSK1) TAKING OATH T
MINISTERED BY CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE. THE CIRCLE PICTURE SHOWS HARDING ENTERING THK WHITE HOCSE I'Olt THK FIN ST
TIME AS PRESIDENT.
at Neat Service.)
Jar. Ti-vWiih lh ex
f trsltu! Birmingham to
irgtns w e running to
rl of tip Atlanta. Kir
Atlantli systf hi. Unit
!iator ) arrived today
ton and are arranging
rail officials and ropre
Worters. The first train
";o was ( 'un out ot Hir
i ituorilio ?. Dick Wood
jlre iron j nia nu fact urcr.
pr, at t) r- throttle, ran
steivrr JIurr auii today
? made 1 1 optnatp trains
;inoer! end firruicn arei
'UUa i that plenty of
,kciQa md train crwa
ERIE ROAD VIOLATED
LAW BY DECREASING
WAGES, SAYS REPORT
SIX NEW MEMBERS OF !
SACRED COLLEGE ARE
CHOSEN BY THE POPE
(The Ai9Dci?ed Press.)
ROM 10, .Mar. 7. --Cardinal s of lin-Catiuilii-
rhurt'h gathered at tlic Villi
TiS GUARDING
::i? in miami
STOPS WORK
(Internatlonj News Service)
CHICAGO, Mar. i The Erip vail-i
-,,..,1 vinlatod Hip Ciiinmius-Escli lav.
ir wi.w h r;.iii-..a,ls fip rr turned ! fan today for i'-r-t coasi itry.
ir. nrivatl- OWlHM'Kllil). hcii th.y an-ihiHi ihe-popc
nonnci-d decreased wasps utitd incrca
id hours. I lie t'nitpd Stuffs a'lvvay
liftard licl i in :i deeisi.iu lod.iy.
National Editors Arrive in
Pensacola Today; Meeting to
Be Held Thursday in St. Aug.
iniiotiiued the naiu"!
of kl ne n'mlws ct t!o so-.1
( fines'. The. six ini luded ArchliNleip
limigh-'ity of Philadelphia.
I il 1 N'tli'iiai Kd : l.n ;, 1 A :".si ial i"n
ippriixiiiiatPly .")!" sl:)iic. dm Hip li"'
I'-H nl' Hr edu: .ilmnai ( n- m llii
stale. .irii 'd in pi.-n:n nl.i !'i" : 1 1
in t; pi i ii t . Man(t;i in'irni nu. .p i ,n d:;i.;
to h sjiii i ;t 1 li i-i jri i i 'i j"('.'d ; 1:11
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BOLSH TROOPS ARE
PLANNING ATTACK
NOWONPETROGRM!
(United Prcsi.)
; j LONDON. March t - lxilslievikl
in iletf Pr it) i troops wen- rppmied concent rat in in
rch 7.--T'0 American 1 0S(0- toiay lor a drive on Petro-
stood wg.rh over thejpra,), - in the hands of revolution
'an cable ship dowry in jts.' Private t( leKm.-us report ins the
today' to re will resump-l f.,u f the Soviet povei iinf-nl was dis
1 of 6unetting Miami and j ,.,.t.uited hy the usual .Moscow wife
ly catile : A s. olid ssib- iu i,li '.t ills' Lent 'e and other
'ved yest en. ay.
IMI35 COHEN OF ASK MR.
FOSTER OFFICE LEAVES
MKi Farnie Cohen, for cvpral
liuonlhs in rbarse of the Foster Travel ;
i inforntat'oi olTicf in this rit . il!;
! leave Weditpsday lor Nw York wiivicj
isliPiwill xa!) res. line her duties wi'h
'the Foster oiluc in the Penn- Ivania ',
! hotel there.
Miss .les-de Mi'iK.in of Chi -aun. ar-
lived several day ajjn to lake cliafE'-;
jof the lot a I hrapch iof the inform it ton j
set vice, and has lion lui-flv .Minuted;
'iu hri tikin in to h r new dntici Mis.t '
Morgan was with th" roster oftiie.-,
; ! Chieaeo and i i very l": t - i -1 I in;
this line of w oik. j
' Mis I oiVMt was ir.iuHcrre'i m tmsi
Dalv
iiej.ii; i nit
iiivl uill le
City. Mai-iau:
ie t Ic v will
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that city ly Hi"
Th" pariv is
I 'ei' .-a cola J.Mia y
lev. tor Puiiiitna
Tallalniss. e, uh
tie: eveiiin:;.
Wedltes-ila ' i lie a ..in ; .lion v.
rive in Jyeki-oiiv il!--. w Ivre a in
nl' tin' state l DlUillltti e, of wln.ii
l-'iterald is a member, will In
From Jacksonville the parti will
to Ht. Aui;USt.iiC w llPI'P they will
main ovpr the loth. 11th and l'Jti
settle business alTails.
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He-
I Change in Orders,
alienal Ne$ Service.)
rrON Mat. 7-There has
ifDRo ia tl e orcrs of the
ftmenl to Vessels on the
ast to pt-eteiit lumliuK of
ra'Pnion cable from lh'
Il it as Kiatud at the uavy;
t toilay. TB atate depart-j
1 on the navy ior a report'
ariue chasi-r lit ins on a)
nion boat tiuturday. Presi-;
a of the Western I nion isj
..;. r,..tt l!m V..- "V lirt, ul't'irl'1
leaders still on control. i. i ... s : ,;lorIls ,, . ,., f
siu is enduring an HPfisiim. '. health, the climate of Hie Tripb
cial wirelss sail, -lie lood s.tua en, restored the eolor i.",
. ; a l.n t t in 'OttsO a tots
is cotlipiieau n. '"i ,. ;s s ip w id aiiani f siine
... .t.;,. ii lurnier alieilllll..
w ill ran in ii"-- ' - ,,, ., .lut es i:i the me
Hi'lsinsfors disiiaiciio
provisional workmen's
covenunent is ' "I11'1'
I srad.
state that a
and sailors')
;t;oll ut Petro- !
aizani
' ro pi dis
had
fit
Iter
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1STEIIAUT0 !
'."Oj ONE SHOT !
BEING CHASED
Aaaoclatec Preas.)
Alar. 7 Co nit y authotiti -s,
'Ug tor- twj negroos wiioj
itomobile Irom J. W. Me-
re yesterd. v. McCormick
bandits ia another ear
4 wounded one. negro uear
! The negroes abandoned
and tool to the woods.
were un; bl to find he
h lodaj .
GERMANS LEAVING
(International New. Servae.)
LONDON. Mar. 7 Late this
aft-rnoon Simons, cf the German
delegation announced that he was
..narino another statement for
H'-f-. -- . r- . H.l-nate
allies, unc s.
u a
said the Germe.ns are imciy u
le.-'ve for Berlin tomorrow.
LIEUT. CONEY WILL
LEAVE JAX. FOR THE
PACIFIMIARCH 9TH
(United Press.)
JACKSONVILLE. March 7. Lieut.
Couev. transcontinental aviator, wid
hop "off on his return flisht from here
to San Diego at 12(1 a. m.. March
ilP . . r V. : , n.arVtina
9th. Repair parts km
Iiave iw" r1 arrived.
PENALTIES TO GO INTO
EFFECT
(International Nti Service)
LONDON. Mar. 7 Lloyd Gtjrye
announced when the indemnity
conference reconvened Inter this
Vftirnoon, allies as being dissat
isfied with counter proposals made
so far by the Germans and have
decided tr- put penalties into ef
fect immediately and compel Ger
man obedience tc allied rep.-.'-a-tions
decisions.
MAYOR OF N1MER1CK
SHOT AND KILLED
(The Associated Press. V
ill F.LIN. Mar 7 Ce.usc cjat.c.
m.ijiir of Ntiiicrfek. a i.hoi .m l ! iii
i-il in b' . li'-d in Itiaj iiy t h is tn.iri,
ilu'.. and hi - li e was .-i I'ci d ,- i. o-.n I
e.. t the y.-ime t'u-,'-. i.-l U C.i-'a
sli.i'i. I o 1 1 n ' ' i-i i .. o! i 'i. i , I. i. .
;.I--i l.i!l"-i at hi-- h-.pI-'I.cp
HARDING CALLS HIS
FIRST CABINET MEET
FOR TUESDAY, 11 A.M.
(Th-
V s. i i ! N ' .
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Avt..lt? I
FLA, WOMEN VOTERS I
TO BE ORGANIZED AT
JAX. MEETING SOON i
i
(Tha Asaoclateti Presa.)
! JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 7 A call for
'a Myelins here on Man h T.l and April
1. for the purpose of oicanizinit th
i Florida Leaeue of Women Voters, was
' snt throughnnt the state today l
i Mrs. J A Corbet t, state t-hait man
NOTICE TO SUDSCRIBERS
IN THE SALES CAMPAIGN
'. Sulisi i ihei w.h i j. ,t-p urd' -s
X ), tie- DULY NEWS -.villi I-.!.- J
J. l'-s;.,tlls in the NEWS S.ie-.
C ; lupa ittl are rfi(u-s;.d tn - t
. tie wiiii ill- carrier ho-.-. ,ho
have been il.-liveiiio: t.e .r pa- .
pers, lor tie- fu'.I week in wh.ch
the new or l-r is d.it- ! Til- .
paid up suhsi ript ion w iii ii- dat-
pil .ah"ad a. coi liititi-. . A few -days
are rpei.l.-d. ais-i. on !:e' .
subscriptions to list the votes o;
contestants and to )da! ;'
un.'ues on t!)p NEWS subscrip
tion lists
I',, a ,.r, I :
I'l l- a (i ' '...I
.Ir ' ' 1 .. .
- ti : u !
f e; H.."i ,:;
Hi- d.ii-
; -i-'il n.a V I ..ic
J Of Vabit.'-f !:..
i upon.
"7 Th- (,,
, 1 he v. ui Id i .
't: H'l-i-ii
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CONFERENCE TO BE
CONTINUED LATER
TODAY IK IflNDOK
i e .
FOCH FOft THE RHINE
nntrri-itioriai Ne srvw..
IONDON. Mir. TOe St. rU H
ay-j M.iishil Foch Cas left far i i
fihine.
RIOT6 IN PETROGRAD
Cth Anoculto PA
LONDON. Mar. 7 A C?'-,i.i
Nhas d epjtch horn Misipa'ori
'ports riotinj m Petrojrj i th
paita of the cty in fame-..
PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS
ON THEIR WAV
(The Aaaoc'a'ed Pimi i
PHILADELPHIA. Mjr. 7
Members of the Philafi'lpnia N4
H-ifl left today for tne-r tmn
Inj camp at Ga.ntaviHe.
MAIL TRAIN MOVES
(The Aaaoctited P.eaa )
BIRMINGHAM. Mar. 7 The
rst mail tram' on tn Atiart.c,
ftlrmirghsm an"! Atlantic ra '
lOid; smce the atr.fc- mil caotJ
here, waj run tod-y. A H Wjod
ward, muili ?ntti3nAire Oiner o'
the BiiminghaTi bacbs l c'uS
at ttie throttle.
CA9LE TESTED
(international r;ei ..-r- -. i
MIAMI. Mar. 7 Final -r.r-.
made today on the nrw Havana
Miami cable cf the Co'tit rcn:
Cable company. loweted ' wt
week, showed them t-5 b? vur
cessfolly connected. Se.vce w t
bejni siO'tly.
i coking ron ML'tOERt n
(Tl.r Ac-llft '
MIAMI. Mir.-i 7 A ':.!.-,
i baeQinq Lii'dA'9 '.i-.l''H
farini, with tn" -i''3'' oe
nio'itii nt Ciip'. " .-i:-ps A pi.-
term'! 'if r m,''-. .
l"t L- the s'lffiO f-Ja, P? -
tb-'ough-jut t'--e ''tite are -i -
ItCil ".-ilViN sS 'l'.lpO - ''
Thiirsday. P'l.if , I i -, i
lll'lUC
SENATE TO RECEIVE
APPOINTMENTS TODAY
FOR MINOR OFFICES
ar- . - -mm
CLIJSlLNCtAU DtCSiNr
"CANNED TALK" fcfc(,l.( i
TRANSFERESNu m
JOHNSTON SHE TO
STATE CSYEF,S'W
INSURGENTS OCCUPY
KIEV, DRIVING OUT
BOLSH DEFENDERS
V
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