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' -j! DAILY NEWS
4 1
(clll" newspaper of th
. . . i
I wintry, tht spot most
) y God-given nature;
Mi of tha most success.
j Ihe world.
NtWI SCRVICM
. oclt4 Press.
International News
Sarvlc.
UnlUel p,.
Newipjptr EntarorlM
Association.
THE WEATHER
Unsettled weather with prob
ably tocal rains tonight and
Tuesday; colder Tuesday and in
extreme north portion tonight.
LOW TIDES
ON THE OCEAN BEACH
Today ,.. 5:42
Tomorrow ...6:25
1
MSMtCft
Associated Dalit Cf
Florida.
Florida Stat Pra
Asaoclatlon.
Southern Newspaper
Publisher' Aaan.
Advertising Bureau,
American Newspa
per Publisher' Aaan.
THE DAYTON A :
:iUU U7JTT il M JJ
DAYTON A. FLORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH 28. 1921
V ?NTFFN NO ft S " ?T- - "3 ; :
' ' .
i TO
I
wjize
,i.CLM.1S
TWO NEGROES KILLED
IN BRAWLS OVER THE
WEEK-EMDAT TAMPA
(The Associated PressA
TAMPA, March 2$. One negro man
ami one n-prcss -were killed and a
second negro man gashed in the
th.oat was t'ue result of brawls here
Saturday and Sunday night. One
woman ia in jail chaiged with killius
Her husband. Police ar-3
for persons held respousihl.
affairs.
SITUATION
IS QUIETER :
IN GERMANY
LOOK INTO CARDINAL'S iSKS
KILLING OF i BODY LIES Lirojuama
11 NEGROES' INSTATE
searching j
for other
Vis of
I AHE TO BE
ji:ed-harding;rje DIVORCE Ti HCH
t marriages IS
!
. trust trial New Service ) I
- yCGTON. March -'8. Ai-j
smel I of . American claims!
jiiqr. jlhan fjttQ.OOO.ouM is'
; t? be jt5isted 'upon as one of
IJtUHl' j to be complied with.;
tlwrefn be any tta.de agree j
r-ik & Viet Russia, it was
today. State tlepart
JhIb iay that iu the Soviet
i' f reel sent, the Soviet ac
?d id principle at least all of
" '.'.isb era ni3 for servics or goods
i by I le Priti-h government.
r-;e iat equal conditions
', le da tanded by the United
RUN FROM POLICE IN
PARTS OF GERMAN'
(International ikwi Service.)
MANNING, SLACK AND
WILLIAMS, FARMER.
TO BE TRIED SOON
FUNERAL OF LATE
CARDINAL GIBBONS
BE HELD THURSDAY
RECORD FOR FLORIDA1
BERLIN. Mr.li
of the Kelt h? a cir.
t'Heiy. are s stcni
middle Gvi m.t.iy. ii,
arming Coii'iouti! ts
many ringbadoii.
rials tl" lare.i the
ing. P.itei field i ; :
of Communi .t.; hut
(The Associated rreu.)
WASHINGTON. Mar. 23.-Florida
ranks twenty-linn among (he states
in uie nuuii.er r.t divorces tn propor- i the green polic? will :,
tion to marriages, the International j trol there. G-.it!d.y m
Reform P.ureau announced today. One icily. Sixteen thousand
divorce to every eight marriages is! have been iiieb'lii d ai
the state's record.
2v- I -;i n i jn i
suppoi ' e hv hi
icaily (leaning up
!'! 'dug and i'i
;i ;fi ericting
( i"vci :i dept. th
: i'lai ion iinie ov
lii! hi tli" binds
oftii-i;.)! hi'li-v.
ii h" in ( in
qui-I in ilii
gl ee: po! ii
i are ua'nO
Ing ih? ci...
IARTHQUAKE
-IRS RECORDED
TOKIO HAS A FIRE
WITH LOSS DF TEN
LII
fTti A isociaud Press.)
,Ua:i,OTON, March 2e. Uarth
J (fBorsf vharacter'zed as very
tws, wers i ecorded today on the
scraps; a .. -Georgetown I'nivcr-
i (Untsci -re;s.)
: TOKIO. Mar. Ti. Can fill i-dt ia.iitc
' of prr.verly io: 3 stii-t allied in a i;reat
fire heie Satunlay nislit indivate that
1 tha total will exceed ?1u,(oi.ui0. !
The ind catei' distance from
xglon s U'W) miles.- Thei
be an at 2:55 this morn-1
1$ tsstaS ; until after 5 o'clock.!
zaxiaiuiB aetivity at 5:01 a. m.
X. S
Rieorotd in Chicago. j
- v; (ut td Pr.i
:tCfO,Iareh v 2&.-A Mtfi
" ati k' about '1.261 miles'
thltSgo j Southwestern United j
i,jrrr ft spraed: on the seiiino
l t le U rfrersity of Chicago Uk
tx'eiters rtgariHt 2:55 thi
gaad.I.rted afttii ti:15.
Cornmuoist" Flco to HiHi
(United Press i
V WA.K. March -' :. :;. i
t batidr of ("rnniii'?'ir ih.oni
i '-.ill tount.'y si' n mil I i v, -- 1 ; i. !.
, day with s-iteiy t i - i-i pm u
; Mill'." di.-so--.icv. en j.;it -i "in m
iei al nearby cii'ei and niou- ' :.
! were orouchl in. 1 he .: Unu:;
; ie.trs if he cie.i,;u-.
Ancncans Ca'lc-I.
(The AssocI.t?U (Jn.'ss )
( OI'.l.r.N:. :!! i J. '.-i:i'iira
lie ii;ris:iic.- w.-ie -iiioi.ni m;-, ur
im; in the An. ore an 'oridse 1 1 : 1 ;i
3t MoMahu! . A riot call wa
s'.veri d by the Amercan niil'i:rv
lice, who were Si-nt lor to !'.-;
order.
Ho-to
ap !
(international News bcrvlce)
MONTiCKl.t.O. (la.. Mar. 28. With
lie lir.-.t chapter tf Ucori;i!'s ni"st
2ri.'soaie murder investigation closed,
.r've ;be discovery of the last of
elevni lio.iiiT. of ncgroe.; of Jasper
uid Xewt'iii coiintiet:. ofliciaU of this.
Jaspi r (innly. begun to t ke steps t'
in ins to trial, at once. Clvde .Manning,
bla.-k. i xeciii ion.-r. and John Williams,
v iio lie iMplirales ia ! confession as
'he iiistii.-Mi.tr f the KiiliiiRa. Oflieers
it re hae r'ar!fl a quiet investiga-
! Wiliiani-i' p..yt and ant to
kn i'.v what heroine of ten other farm
hand;! said to btvu mysteriously ;li -,-jp
i";iri' !.
l.caiicis of hiisinesa. civic and sn
' i t' circh s a'-: were stunned by th.
swii'i il.'ve!.-i;nienH of (he last few
(iavs. la--a- ti- jt ions w.-ie begun
vb -n .Jai.uiag onfes.-.ed and led a
'ii licit tra.i to the door of Williams.,
'lb" .first i.vlmg of ; empathy ha-i
given ,in;.v to indignation and ang'jr.
(The AsKocldtnd Press) ;
P.ALTIMOKK. Maich L'S. The body j
of (.'an'imil (jibou:? w;i3 borne to the j
cathedral today, where ;t will lie in!
-ttan- nnii' l!i I'MU'ial Thursday.!
There was no cn-moiiy attendant!
upon the remov.l from th" home. Ai--I
rayed in the mas- vestment ; of an'
archbishop, th" body ie;; upon '
catalabi'ie eiecl"d at Hie headl, of the !
center aisl iminediale Iv before the
chain 1.
Burial on T'luieday.
'International Nuas be.vlcr.)
P. ALT I MOfti .', Match L'S. -Cloihed
in full p.nitili. al , the Kpis. opal r .He.;,
with the mitre on the head, the pal
lium i'liiinr Ihe Mioiihici r. and ihe
Kpiscopal ring ui tie- !'iiic"i. th" b idy
of J..mes Cardtnal (J h'lon.-; (od.iv lift;
in state iu the bistort cathedral oer
w!,,.-h le- " iilnl :o l.n;g. The hodv
w i 1 1 lie i.i t,i''e til! Thill -day. uh-m'
fina' (cr!i'uies fur tin; ilead will be
held.
(The Associated Press.)
j JACKSONVILLE, March 2S. Mrs.
! Karl Weems, Ti years of age. was
'probably fatally injured, and Mm.
j Roaa Goodwin, seriously, in a shoot
, ing affair in a hotel here early today.
; Police ;n e looking for Earl Weern.i.
! husband of the first named woman,
t Policf; said Weems returned to his
; room and entering. s4W outPties of
! Mrs. Goodwin under the bed cover
'ing. lie opened lire without seeking
an explanation. Mrs Goodwin had
; been spending the night with Mrs.
! Weems. Weem.; escaped in an auto
i mobile.
IT PLANES
TO LAND IN DAYTON A
ON TRIAL FLIGHTS
(Th Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Mar. ".'S. Two
land aiipla-ies will leave here tomor
row lor St. Thomas, Virgin Inlands.
t- demonstrate the adaptability of
land aircraft for combination land and
wat 'i- flying. Stops in Florida will hj
made at I'aytoiia and Miami.
Will A.sk Change of Venus
(I nt-ri.ational Newt Service.
ATLANTA. Mi.r. 2S.--Georgia an- '
tliniiie; will ask a change of venue
M-oni .J i: per county ia the trials of
Cly.l- Manning anil
an I if thai fails the
he held in NVwt-.u
John Williams,
liirt (rials will
i-ouiii v, where .
n"
; o:
w '.
sia;ll.
M CliilTINOING
HUES AGAINST
.S ENTIRE LINE
(SnUrnatlo ial N-ws Service.)
WXPOK, Mirth 2S. Tha Greek
wacs contin wa ail aloas the Hue
the 8myrn i and Uocussa battle
lta Tuikish Nationalists fall-
hack, said advices from Athens
: tie Eichan, ;e Telegraph. In th"
lector, j TtirVs are takin? re
's in the nioiinta'nj and hostilities
ifiyelujKlnu) guerilla warfare.
JAPAN TO WITHDRAW
FROM FORMER GERMAN
- ISLANDS, SRE SAYS
(United PressA
TOKIO. Mar. T. Japan will with
draw troops from the former Gernnn The 'our.niF.sion
Islands' unsigned to her. the Japanese furnish the power
foretell otlice annouueed today.
PROPOSE WHITE WAYS FOR
THE STATE CAPITAL
TAI.L.A1 lASfcKIi. M:.r. - ;. - T lii.i
ha.:50r: soon, vviii enter th lis;, o;
place.; hoasiing "'.viie ways ' i: im-i-ch.ints
and property owners are. it i
propi.al of the .'ity coniii issioners.
r.s have ulicn il to
f the r.-ejvhanU
and property holders will ere' ; ihe
necessary lamp ptists.
SHOW'S THE WEATHER?
X TODAY?
Washington. w hen1 e"t.:epl ioually
w.iim weatiiT has marked the past,
several we'u.. was warmer than Day-'
t iui o:i Kaster Sunday. Ihe day being,
marked by warm weather iu most,
citi-.'s over the conn try. '
Daytona experienced warm wealheri
Attorney General May Investigate
line Associated Press.)
MONTICKLI.O. ttt... Mai 2S.- State
aiuho'-i! ies ;ire planning today to push
the in vestig it ion of allege i p. onage
prai -tU-'-'S in Ja-per and New t in coun
ties, following the iinling of two
more bodies of negioes ;:i ;he river
ne.ii- here, ninking a total of elevi
bodies found sim-e the liegiiiiiiiig of
the iiiv.'stignt.on of p-'onage and miir
ih'r thares against John Williams.
Jasp r county farmer. Tiie appoint
ment of Attorney General Denny to
take charge of the peonage in vestiga-
OF HAVANA COMMITS
SUICIDE, ILL HEALTH
(International News Service.)
HAVANA. Mar. 2S. Jos Lopez
I'odi'guez, former hanker and multi
millionaire, hanged himself here to
day, til health and financial reverses
were lh. night the causes.
IRELAND CAUSED BIG
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
HUBERT WORK TO BE
F'RST ASSISTANT
POSTMASTER GENERAL e
for K-.iMi
w ii h
"V'usand
day. the
throughout
H Item;)' '..1.
! e:H;ier.i;
iila v an
weal
the thermometer touching:
o. m irk of till, which drove
into the surf during the
beai-hes being crowded,
Hon i
Dor-
being considered by Governor
today.
s wo m
eistnn ippeilSi
iiuo mm
BABY TJ1AY i
LOOSE A
FORTUNE
GUY STILLMAN MAY '
BE DENIED FORTUNE
OF $2500,000 NOW
(International News Service.)
NLW YORK. March 3$. Around a
aahy little biue-eyed, biniling Guy
Siillman, aged 1'S months centered
today the attention of New, York's
smial 4-'J and thousands' of otheu
a ho have been amazed by the St'll
Hian divorce scandal, one of tha most
-ensational chapteis in all divoics
history.
Whether in; will he branded for HI
and denied the $2.)Q fmo share in III
St i 11 ma n fortune, because of chaiifes
.of illegitimacy lodged against his
mother hy J.unc?, A. Stillman,' inulf'
miilionaier hanker, will ha indicated
n some measure, befoie another
wi ok. Justice Joseph Mon jjiau -er
ban retired to d liberate on the papers
filed in the case and must pans on
Guy's legitimacy.
MEXICAN POLICY IS
FORMED BY HUGHES
AND PRES. HARDING
(United Press.)
WASHINGTON'. March IS. A defi-
nil ion of the Mexican policy is now
( being framed by President Harding
land Secretary Hughes, it was learned
todav on high authority. It is un
derstood that adequate protection of
i American Pfe and property will be
I insisted upon as part of the policy.
entire morning and
ir.
cor Is
it-ported by
it bureau as
(U-iited Press.)
LONDON. Mar. 2S. The most de
structive arson campaign yet attempt
ed iu Lugland by Sinn Keiners was
carried out this Weekend, causing
th....umiK nf iiounds of damage. In
North Uiubcrk nil. Durham and York- j tiist
shire forty faun fires broke out sim-j
ultaneously.
(The Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Marih C. Htih rt
Work, president vt ih Ane -r '. an Med
ical asoeiat'.op. a u 1 ton':' r Kepuh
lican National comuiineei.ian fiom
('l'rado. was t'ley fiven ii recess
appointment by Pre ideio Haid iig as
assistant postni istei' general
P.ostou
Chicago
Kansas City
Nf v.- York . .
, ( 'iiicinna' ' ...
Washington .
New Orleans
Atlanta
for Ka.-ter
th - United
follows:
High. Low.
. . .VI 42
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1)2
Mi
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SEVEN MORE APPEALS
IN ANTI - PROFITEER
CASES AREDISMISSED
(United Press.)
WASHINGTON". March is- Seven
more appeals in the anti proliteoring
cases under the Lev.r lau were dis
missed in the Supreme Court today
on motion of ;he f'-deial g-veni:nern.
1
FIVE MISSING MEN
;L0ST WITH BALLOON
Un Press.)
FEK3ACOLA y Mar. 25. Search
continued it dawn for five miss
8eruaut3,, aboard a balloon that
' Moirn to BJa from here Tuesday.
hope is Jield out for their res
but dirigibles, seaplaues . and
' tontinue to patrol the gulf.
COOLER WEATHER TO ;
STRIKE SOUTHERN I
STATES THIS WEEK;
A Housecleaning Tip for Husbands
THIS lS ON-e IOMT r3CLtV&
4
)
.TiO AesoLl.tted t-"rr;
v KHlN"GTtN. March
eatnor bureau .-innoiui'
ind cooler we;-th"r for
lanlh: states
w amines w erf
The
el lot a I rain?
th" s-m'h At
..night. Cold wave
ordered for the ea-'t
tU-0'.THS IS BVV.V-!
run- ON VoUU. GV.AU
TOWS an
,-WiE MAKING IT HOT
' FOR "RUANTS IN DUVAL
I 'ACKSONVII LU. Mar. 2S.--Juige
tae, vho 3i asides over Duval
ty's Juven le tourt. has b en
'ing a Wicted iuiluiul ciub Jiis The Ass-citnd Press)
Ul on Vrrli t-.-hool bora. Four . 1 : v, ; TON". Mar
V.A six n igro truiuts have been i sters of
-silted to th ; ludustrial School Cot - (f tllf.
-s, at MarUnna. Judge (.uthrie
Glares jo i. u nd to do his part to
4 enforcing the 1 iw requiring
-iroa to attend public or private
rejularlj.
t;ulf
Midi
states an 1
ie. and So'ith
ne.il poitions of th'!
Mlantie regiou.
EASTER EGG ROLLING
ENJOYED BY KIDUItS
m EE HEAVILY
TAXED BY NEW LAW
Young-
Wash n;"toti iooK po-S'siea ;
While lio'is" lawn uniay to. .
the flit Haste-- egg ro.... g si.ue,
1917 PnsaieTit ILiidinSs back yai.1 .
was" swamped by thousands of tbil-j
dren. armed with baskets of color-' I j
weatherIFuoy AT I
CLEARWATER FOR THE
LAST DAY OF FLIGHTS;
; ' -. (The As, oclated Prss.)
tOxSTANTlr OPLK, March 2S.
irnit!d at th srowiug depopulation
Turktry, the Turkish Nationalist
Anient id cinsideiins a bill
Irfci alt .e, :,irKi "5 in' mo.e to! flight
fry, and h k..n... m mat ;is(! Ilaxi races
(The Associated Press)
CLKAnWATlCU. March 2S.--Over
ca-'t fki.'-s were in order for the last
dav of the National Southern Air
to; tournament lu-r. lb-re whs a ir..
ih.o lore-.moii. .in"" .'. " -'.-
and a titty nun? seapi..uv
-
. '. t
Bite
H ) WITH Tnt 1 vAtFB 5 ? '
Ll HOL CUtAN.NQ WV0ND0V-)T 4 ,K
(The Assoclatefl Press.)
CHICAGO. Mar. 2S. The railway
labor board today dismissed appeals
for inerea-ed wages filed last tail by
fifteen railway labor unions again.-!
sixty seven short lines throughout the
country. The short lines which ac
cepted lor their men terms of six hun
dred million dollars in the wage
award of last July will not be privi
leged t' go back to the old scale un
der todiiv's !.(. isi. in, the board an
no;in ed.
Railroads Affected
T.i--' lailroais a fleered include th"
Apahc ho ola Northein. Atlanta and
Si. Andrew- Hay. Charlotte liaibor
.iiii Northern Florida. Central and
Gulf. Georgia and Florida. Guif. Fior
id and Alabama. Haw kiic iii. and
Florida Southern. Tampa and G:j;?
'im.-i and Tariipa Nor: hern.
LIEUT. CoITtILL
ALIVE, NO IMMEDIATE
DirajFJIS DYING.
I United l-'resa ,
-. ' ! ' : !f... Mar. 1'. Lieut Con-v.
- le.-e siine was f,-a.-tur" 1 by . fall
- near ("tow vilie. La. Friday is no'
:b"wi!!i ,; iriiprovrniont Hi.-. ! ni
per it:ir- is In.: and .,. ording to phy
i.i. Hi - ii.. i. t!"t ill ini'nedi.ile danger
of deaih.
A. fi. & A, STRIKERS TO
CONTINUE STRIKE FOR
HIGHER WAGES. SAID
(International News Service.)
AT LA NT , March 2S. A. B. i A.
strike. s anuouui ed today their inten
tion :o (iiutiiiiie the strike to the eud.
Ife. i iver Pugg, at the name time, an
nounced. "We aie operating and will
(oniinue to do so with men filling
union men's places.
W
f -r !..
in a i i - cxp". ieij in i he
', ud w i! i b" tiie gne-t
in y at 1 heel Kidgev oo I
;. el r. Li n 'i, tli w iil il'-Ii . r
; ai Co- Auditorium T.je.-i.i
:. i.iid -r : Ue auspi', e.-. of lb1'
,1 c.i-h U".-i t' r comptun. on
s -.il.j. i t.s. whi' h is Ire-'.
AMBASSADORS TO BE
NAMED TO SENATE AT
THE SPECIAL SESSION
(United Press.)
VASUINGT'i)., March 2. Nomi-teii-iiii
i-i i.uportunl ainbdosadorships
'1! i :'. t. th" Senate by Prssi-d-nt
H.iidiiig soon uiter the convfti
""; 'f ! -pe.ia! s"-;.-ion of t'on
it whs b'di'iicd today. Th-
i .en .i,.:' 'en of Col. George Harvey a
'ie'.,i . -,eor to Crei't iirifain will ba
ne "f He- fi;.-i '.."!;'.
,T PCI CS NATIONAL GUARD
CO. MAY DE HOWTIZER3
i T. I'iiT 'KHSHCPvG, Mar. 28
.': i' are I." ing tdkin to effect the
onv.r. ion il t!o loe.ii heHdqaaiters
."ii p., u;- ' lie:- Florida National
c.'urd in'o a ho'vit'tr 1 ompany. Un
'1 1 i th- army rKUlutioiu head-
. i i i . '.;np .ni- - are abolished an 1
ie;i'.ie..,j i,v -'i viie ei. in ;,,. U ie Capf.
(e-ojge i. Co ;ij.-k is in charKe of ar-
- ;..r the transfer and is
.HUM ii'" rice-.ary 'l
.-a aiiizai ii.ji at pre.-nt
r; :t( ly Vi officers
rang! in, ni
'. V ing in
i'i. n T h'
. Oi'i jil i -ct;
and enlist
il!)'.).'
i men
W.J, BRYAN AND WIFE
NOW MEMBERS OF A
MIAMI raES. CHURCH
(The Associated Press )
.VIAM!, March 2S.--William Juj
niiigs P.ryan and wife yej-teiua tiai,-.-i
1 1 i tie n inembeiship from th.
1. ui. on, .S'. braska. Presbj ler.aii
'nuicli to the Kir.-'. I'restivi. i iL
ijnl-e'-, i"
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
FOUND DEAD UNDER
CHICAGO SIDEWALK
(The Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. March 2S.- A midnight
visit of '.vll!re .scd woman to a side
walk ryst, re:,u!'" 1 early today in
ihe di-r.-.overy of the body of an uu
id niiiied man about aj years of age.
lie had b"en dead about two mouths.
Hi.; hand held a ro ,ary. A watch
nun saw the woman approach the
sidewalk near a va.aa lot, Gig iiouti
and titer a hole uud'ir the. -aik
When she left, lit taiieu a pilv.:ZiLl
In e-:' iaa' ion -n---lo;ed tbO bodi
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