HICKORY
, V subscribers
WEATHER
h"ul'J "'.'l ' before
tive
Fair tcdnp; Tuesda ;
cicudy and unsettled.
their
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MiED SEPTEMBER 11, 1915
fcTASLiS
HICKORY, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1920
PRICE FIVE CENTS
BDHNCE NEARLY DONE
ssadosc to Spain Presents Creden
;AB MURDER RIAL
id
Pi si .r m n m
T ft
k.
Come
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Close Thi3 Morning and Stau7ill
ick for Few Hours Alibi Stuff
sl flaws Which Will be Picked by
J ale What Has Been Shown
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: 1 -There v.-:. ; c'v.
. :i c. urt i i d
evidence i'.i h 1
,, Weill I be II! ; w
tke latest by to
lli.' defet. ilanta
' , and only a
i I . T.- .1.
v the stand. IV t
i l.'Uv Lents, J.
!.ury and a rmm
,. tn be heard in
(lite about throe weeks before. He
tcu!.! iu,i remember. The other
Line it wa: '-'!. Dick gung to his
to V f e II.' did rot pay the dollar
i-acl The 'i.; ! w ,s paid back
at Drum's cafe a week later Sipe
is not IS years eld. He admitted
taking1 a drink one; in a while, 'the
lat time about three rnonhts ago. He
did not remember who crave him the
liquor, but th fellow who pave him
the liquor was standing on the side
walk frxinp to tax a drink. He said
he had never told anv'oodv exeeat a
few witnesses and Mr. ShuToid who
;.s t i take tl'H was the first man he told that he let
th.' testimony j little Do.k have a dollar. He said
., 1 l t So I he asked Cecil Spencer what time
I -i" wuuhi swear uj as 10 warn nuie
& ftii ffi; f W Afel'
Defense
Says End Heavner Hired His Car and Went Off
With Glenn About 8 O'Clock.
Rests and State Puts on WiiEiesses
in Rebuttal
Uaron Lansworth Von Stimmers, the new German amliaador to Spain, proceeding with
mony to the royal palace at Madril to present his credent. als.
jreat pomp and cere
i r.i.'
Young and
'.iu
Sal a: '.lay's Uvti-
i st to th2 read
at the ffu' in
it will be pre
:: ion to the state
as a r.'tpcrtnr
f'(.v all the ia-
' the prison'. vs
: :u.s, na.:it nin
; . . in which tu ,
, -iard ar.d set i
I nin'if tilC'lU-
,rd. T'tvj juiy
v.'-.-al wicnoi-L-.".'
Dock came in the restaurant
Suspicious of Wife I
Emmett Witchell corroborated his
rjoing to Hickory. Ho could not find
i.1!'. m later, although he went into
most of the stores and thi three pic
ture shows. lie saw his nife and
Cora Grouse next about 10 o'clock.
He said he saw Carroll Eckaul r,rd
Cecil Hefner a few minucs rief ore.
!) appeared susnicious of his wife
accepted and hr.t! Manson Crcuse he)? him
watcn ior her. lie Wvjnt hoi-.ie about
10:80 and Carroll Eckard end Cecil
, . t I ...hb t.. fc. II. T HV'.l't .'"J,4
rS oVmi l''i" : ( ri'nT'lv 'A nVn."!f f-.-i1 -" .t ! ou-.i-.r
...... j u . . ,"vt. . ..i tfk'. Jr
together.
Cro;; F.ra :! ir.at ian
The v.-itnes;.". said he had looked
for hi: wife oofore It was several
days before he learned they -.vent nut
after Cecil was arrested He -;:url
ha had been in court for liF.'i-nt
that Cocil i taings navin v.-r.isToy m nrs n;use.
" red or.ee thoy I Tne eh'icors found the vhb' -y oit-
Y il going tn'- night and him the r.-xt evening, ile
' , ' "j,,. eould bo, knew the chife wo.iui not take hi?
'i! little Dock' word, l'ecau:-;o, "I kr.T.v what kind of
. '.i Pnfe. 1 f idlcw he wa;'." I ho witness went
A i to Snlisba'v to cr; a carnival
Yo-inr, Baxter they caught him with a halt gal e.i
. ,.l ti'i- cow.l a'thouph thev said it was a gaikn
' 4 k ' . . n i. ..... i. . a i. i : . . j! .... . jr.. .
lie uouyiit tae nquur nu:n suiue io
low in South ..dountains
BIG IS Mil
ran mm
r p
mn
By the As?'::iated Press.
New York, Dec. 2C Yvaga reduct
ions averaging thirty per cent under
the union scalei n mens clothing in
dustry is announced by the Clothing
Manufacturers Association.
t oorc sot
y ej li e s
m
ill EaiOl ?J
' nnRinTaaiTiBir
ulillu I UN I lilL lu
Hi iiLMy
i i
Higninn i
with th'.'.v pres-
in tliei.- yyang
c th-'y ate cb
. :, ,,!, farmer,
k, and WiHi-inr
i:i,:vl of his in'
Mi Her, draw th.1,
Th.' jury now
three separat-'
ve hard to
that had be.n
i
anti n
Athens, pec. 20. Amid the roar
ing cf cannon and the csirclinjj of
He had pirplanes Ccnstantine of Greece ar-
(BY MAX A B ERNE TH Y )
Ealeigh, .Dec. 20. Every one of
the eight fires reported to the state
insurance department for the first
half of Decem'oer ware insolated lo
calities where there was little or no
fire protection. The folio-wing fires in
the st.ste in the $10,000 class ar.d
over for the first fifteen days of the
nrcsent mcnth have been "repoiie.-..
1 making a total loss of $390,900.
i.vit. uuve, two dry ici.ns oi incer
prise Lumber company $105,003; Elk
in, tobacco sale varehouse and ad
jacent supply store, $e.0.000; Gre,en:
boro.' four storv" brick ac-rirntoi V "M
'Bennett College $40 000; EatHebo-
II Ml ELECTED
TvintrnRiM ceo
lllilULUUKlIfiiUtilUlg!
I
Morganton, Dec. 20. Little
Ketner took the stand in his cwn be
half today gave an account of his
movements on the Saturday' and Sat
urdap night of the murder and relat
ed every movement in detail except
thetime between 8 o'clock and 10:0.
He denied knowing anything of mur
der and . said he saw Glenn Linnard
about 8 'clock when Bud Heavner got
pock's car and went off with Glenn
.Lip'Pard
baid Bud Heavner got .him to buy
the carrridges and paid him $5 for
ihe ur.e of his car.
Littie Dock told of the trip to
Charlotte on Saturday and of getting
$10 of the $22 he charged Glena Lip
pard J or carrying him there and
back. His narration stuck close to
II l uj-vic o vv imposes uiltn
i he was put under cross examination.
He admitted going to the Ninth!
Dock him after that time.
Chief Lentz and Deputy Sheriff V.
L. Icard of Burke said that Minnie
Young told them on this occasion
that Lou Lynn got cut of the car at
Arneys church and that two other
tars were standing there. Minnie said
she did not see Lou agin. As the ol
ficers passed Arney's church Mim:;e
Young pointed out the place where
she said two automobiles were standing..
Faul Lippard said his brother
Glenn owned a .25 calibre pistol and
that he had been unable" to find it.
It was established by the Hickory
chief that 12 arrived in Hickory at
8:15 that Saturday night.
Several character witnesses were
introduced when court convened this
afternoon and shortly after 3 o'clck
bith sides announced "it is a case
for the jury."
WITNESSED OF CORK
BURNING TO TESTIFY
Associated Press.
Washington, Dee. 20. The nomina
tion of John F. Nugent, of idano,
as a member of thr Federal tr.-He
commission was confirmed by the
senate today.
prnn iipiriT
o y 01 iflllLlil
ppp!jjp m
yyllill i ii
avenue barber shop Saturdav niht
and said that he carried Glenn home
early m the evening testified to by w..ino-t 10 r.-
(Lippard's father and others. He said nesses of the burning' of Cork an
.that Bud Heavner borrowed his car expected to testify before the com
ii?t about o o'clock and drove up Ninth mission of the committee of 100 in-
! avenue with Gienn in it. vestigating conditions in Ireland
jjcck saia ne had made three trips sometime during the week of Do
recently to Charlotte with Glenn Lip- cember 26.
pard and each time they carried from Frank P. Walsh, counsel for th.
40 to 60 gallons of liquor except the American commission for Irish i--
iast time Saturdav when thev went dependence announced vesterdav that
bought it three time:; before
got it from a black man about SO or
IT) car J ,, but a .'fhcnifwy -v
;!.") years old, had a familv, but the
witness did not knew whether he
could find the placs again. He bought
lroni three negroes. He walked the
He rived at Athens yesterday.
His arrival was compared by hvi
arrival with the return cf Napoleon
from Jlelba.
Immediately upon his arrival from
the train Constantino drove to
cathedral, where a mass service
the
Vy 3.3
IJattlebr.ro Oil Company
-:d
i;0 miles for lhe liquor every time given, all the bishops in Athens pa-.-
ma'je as many as a dosen t'nics. I tici'rating. It was noticeable that ne
lie said Dock had taken him out. foreign ministers were present dur
but riot to buy 'iquor. He had bee'a ' jnjr the welcoming ceremonies.
until
ecall
hull house, with quantity of raw se?d
rnd sacked mea. $35x00; Roxobe"..
Roxcbel Supply Compfrv v.-ith st
bui'ding and gords, S25-000: Ay J . .
Midway Garage including autos and
r.ccesscies stock, .$40,000; La Grange,
garaa'-a and Norfolk and Souther p?.r
3enger station, $35 000: Hickory
Catawba Creamery Companf, par-iking
and ref ri'.reratf r room", $30,000.
"n ,,t tlmt Cecil and Carrol! sat up un
"' ,n i-. r&r-' ; ,i,mos- sun UP Dut ne could not rt-cs
h;'.:mis "-'.,, i;ny other occasion when they ma
v.'y.i . -.r. l'i -a night of it. He said he had ca
mi
iifi.t.
At
; 'In.
:h5 !
by !..,
4-' r,K,r
Ti i.: :
"in jail
! ii.-iM
Lot' t,i,
: Of;
la.c-
: i i f.v:.- gat
- . ' he tin
; 1 ; .iiie ia con-
i; bully of men
:: uli i ' allow a
'.i:i.' to go un
'.'. niorning at V
i,,. orove by
i u f at tire when
v.v.s i, pen and
, :i .f th" freight
k Sunday mom-
Htfner's stable,
i' -t of tho night
t;!H"hine to the
iica morning. II-
i v.iU'iiH'iiu:. n
ar-
20 mile:?
if son sjwn
ir Mum!
llilsT
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rici two gallons of liquor
to Hickory.
On re-direct examination Mitchell
raid Chief Lentz arivis I iiim to
i;:-i otf and leave his ca.-;h bind. Ho
i-.oi,) he cH.iie elear on the discieditv
hroso ch.iri'p s'S we!' as the liouo.'l '
p...iji. TTo .lid tint L-nie whether .lohn I VY.'.s'liir.gton, Dec. 20
Ihfner would go on his bond. :m. an(? Su-an Wnlsb. f ostro-s-m-.v-
Oliver Herman said lie went to of t!:c late Lord Mayor McCurtam oi
ffnim.'-tt Ivlitehe'l's house in car Co, k who wuncssed his killing are
rm'e tomorrow to te-j
Irish investigating
Associated Press.
.ilSSC3
An-
buhh
! Pv the Associated Press.
' YV ;;:.. ii.c. 20, The presi-
1 uent without pover ui.uor exiaiiaji
; uiw to "shut out wheat ini pores..'' o.u
-he apparently has certain powers ur
: der the Lever act to stop future trad
ing in wheat, the federal trade ee-m-i
mission say's m a special teport to
i i'res.'Uent Wion.
i The commission says that "whilo
i evidence is not available that future
i -.-J-g for toe eiocihie in wheat
prices, it does not arjpear that future
' Li'ling i:i wheat as at present operat
, cd i& of service to the grain"' trade."
for an automobile. He said Glenn
would hide the liquor
from Charlotte and get it later. !
Usually Glenn paid him $40 cr $50 ;
for a trip but this time he was to get
only $22. He accounted for receiving i
;md spending about twenty-two dollar j
on that Saturday night. Dock sail1
Bud Heavner was in the barber shop ,
about the time he was there. He '
j admit ted being indicted several times
! fie' hhd beer, to south r-ionntuin?-:
even or eight times for liquor. lie
!-'?uu Gienn -tea!, .him he would r?:t.v idiii
when he got the check cashed. Buj
; Hertvner get a shoe :.;hi.;e after davl
; i. il C VvO ' " .r sairt. ' .
i He dtived saying he saw Gienn
i a cableerram ti
Danile O'Callaghan, lord mayor of
-i .1
ooi'K, saying tne lord mayor won :
"endeavor to have several witnes . .
in Washington a week from Mo" ' o
Hearing by the commissioners v-j'o
so . - .o- d Tuesday
NEW YORK MEFT'VG RAIn
' $700,000 FOR THE STAY1 :
N-"v Yo V. Dee. 19 , teleg" t;
from President-elect Harding, ex-
,-";g rh-iMrrn in centra!
ietn r'.ur-.'oe w-is --rcry .-.
end sn"t'
o
Saxter Hildcbrand's
-e said he told about
a crowd and denied
more tbvo
and get Cora Grouse and Fannie oac
.Mitchell and dumped them out in
fiont of th'j ra.-t::ne theatre. That
was between 8 and S:S0. About 10!
o'clock he saw Cecil Hefner and
Carroll Eckard.
On cross examination, Herman
nt.mc-d two cars that parked in front
of the denot from 5 to 6 o'clock. He
v; to being said he did not go in Mitchdl'a houe.
-tga-.etU1 on 1 Tnat was th:- on'y time Fannie find
Cora had rumen wnn mm. n- nau
th.-it Dun 'never seen Cora Crouch before and
r. h"d given I merely knew Fannie Mitchell by sight.
;,i , ,.vf ,.o i I.. he h.nl earned a couple oi
, '.ii ti ivn ...... v .... - "
muinst him.
to arive
before thj
committee.
I
Dan boys there and let them out on one
ti hi.
'Jr.'k-i'sf
an I ih
iv i
X!Ul,
.; ;;iiout seeing u
.'il'i'id. Lone also
.Hid h - stuck to it
''ii juat he ''1
I that he- went
' at 0 o'clock
.Mr. V.'hitencr
.ccasion
Karly and Late
SIT HIS MM
m as if fii
By the Associated Press.
Morristown, N. J., Dee. 20. Arous
ed by reported depredations of hold
up men and burglars in the neighbor
By the Associated Press.
iieidsvilhr N. C, Dec. 20. Fire be
lieved to have been of incendiar;
origin early today destroyed Farmer
Varchcusc End several small stores
causing damage estimated at $5,
000.
Tpniv IlliLL E I UN
mi rnnnmni mi
m rusioiiti oiu
I ::. i,':.. -it iiighr. i
:ud Heavr.er in
1 fcving to Linpaid's house
I -once on Friday night.
! The defense then rested and the
j state introduced testimony in rebut-
j George C. Barger mayor of West
Hickory, John W. Ballew, . Walker
: Liyeriy and a. m. w est gave L,on
by Herbert Hoover, nieide"' .r
Eurpean relief council.
"A t thi- Chvistmas season our
happy and fortunate people con1:'
find no better way to attc.-t tier
li!o ccition of their blessings than t
do all in their power for io-;..o-r.y
and b'nmeless victims of t'.'
great war" the telegram said.
Following an apr.'a1 mode bv Mr.
Hoover more tha $700,900 in cash and
pledges were received during the
By the Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. 20. The
whehe they stood
house: get out where the cars were and that
ways and means committee voted out 'she did not see Lou again
m-r.t-& - - -
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pi m r i pi
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the Fordney emergency tariff bill de
signed to protect the farmers and in
structed the chairman to make an ef
fore to obtain action on the bill be
fore Christmas recess.
P D. Sh i V sal he sw Cecil and hod Frederick Bcyqan fired a shot at cr
Carroll about G:30 or 7 o'clock. He a suspicious looking man outsmc h.Sac
ne: saw Cecil around 10:30 and H cottage near here Supposing tncjar
o'clock
theatre.
o h'.-'
By the Associated Press.
New Yorl-. Dec. 20. The ever
Sunday lull in New York's wave of
criminal violence was broken early i
v whe tvo armed men committed
another robbery and murder in a
m TThLi n man ask Ce-1 he found th'at he had seriously wound-1 Taking advantage of the fact that
Llle IlllSblUll lo vuiuuu.1
serted in the early morning, the two
thugs confronted the mission clerk
with revolvers forced him to open the
office safe and escaped with $400.
At this point, James Russell en
tered the office and was shot down
when he tried to interfere.
ClltGESWIS
By the Associated Press.
i Dock and Cecil bad character, but on ! meeting. Among the contributor
i cress examination said they did not! Countess Szchenyi. formerly i; v- .-
iknow anything about the defendants ' Gladys M. Vanderbilt, $200,000; Mrv
ifcr their truth and honesty. ! Edward S. Harkness $50 000: Mv.
! W. J. Kennedy, said Minnie Young Stephen B. Harkness S50.000; Mrs
' made the statement as he was taking i W. H. Hangman $25,000: ad Alice
j hsr to Hickory that she saw two cars j Vanderbilt. Miss Anne Morgan and
-.t Aniey's chapel and pointed oiltiWill II. Hays, $10,000 each.
that Lon aske:i tc
WADSWORTH HAH
PRETTY PICTURE
Marion,. O., Dec 19 The idea of
a world court of justice free from
political bias and embodying as few
as possible of the aspects cf a polit
ical alliance, bulks larger in the con
siderations of President elect Harding
as his consultations on a world peace
pian.
Continually during his conferences
in the last ten days, the possibilities
of a peace league founded on juve-
J. Porter Burns a merchant oi
Hickory, stated that Carrol Eckard
told him that he -was with Cecil Hef
ner from 12 to 2:30 Saturday night,
but Eckard could not say vhere he
was before that time.
At 3:05 this afternoon both sides
rested. The state by numerous wit
nesses including Ed Locper and Ed
Kirby proved that Lou Lynn, Haines
t,, .f th., h our eil to make a trip for him. un ea nis oiuiner.
the Record re- crcr.
examination, the witness saidi
i . .. . l , 1 . . i. 1 J -T 11,. n n it.nr VI V
(hanged it to.ro uiu not. Know u me nuiu wa i
crf)SH examma- 'I lpto.i
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The witness said he saw
,.-.(. c ir M l)Aek around i otciock oxi
' 'he crilical time Ninth avenua on the road to the
".f, vr eks to re-1 Rhodhiss crossing arcund 7:30. He
Lone also' recognized Dock, Vernon hafone and
"' when th 'i e wasUil;n'i I iripard and stopped to ask if
. end he wan in-! the bovs needed any help. They
1 hi- other boys ' could have turned 150 yards farther
t-. If ick-1 to reach Glenn's home.
" to tli river andl Saw Cecil After 10:30
find the Lippard I Junius Henkel, former owner of
-aid they went the Central Cafe, said he saw Ceci
n ! the jury will I Hefner in that place between 10 and
11 o'clock. Cecil stayed in the
Morninc kitcnen about five minutes. Cecil
iw looked at the did not place an order at that time.
Uv iid. and s;aw it! E C Johnson said his garage re
5... id ikn 1 paired a tire for Cecil Hefner on
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' on kv, Pearson s
FI BUS STARTS
ME ilE FIRES
111 V
. l.i'liinr
'-I'.'::, .i
" it 20 r 25 min
lo.uvd Dock n
tin- wl .re about 12
' idi'wa'Ii
'":. he sii'd Dor
" be1. ween 1 3 and
i t s.u wiitit he
By the Associated Press.
Fayette City. Pa., Dec. 20. The
fire bug who' has been operating in
Fayette .and Westmoreland counties
for almost two months early today
fire a big barn and two residences
here. The barn was destroyed with a
loss of $00,000, but the houses were
saved with a loss of about $3,000.
Total losses attributed to the fire
bug today exceed $500,000.
Sunday morning about 8 o'clock.
On cross examination Mr. Johnson
aul it was a Hup mobile.
Took Ride With Them
Fate Miller whs in Craie's store in
llitrhlttnd when Bater Hildebrand,! pr- v Associated Pre
Cena Hi kk brand Will Tallant andj Washnigton, Dec. 20. Records in
Lone Young arrived and saw them j the National coal associations with
nf ihe' store between 10:30 and 11 1 headquarters here have been sub-
CVOAL RECORDS TO
P.E EXAMINED
KHUh.
Si;,-,
'i He
cd and feathered and pushed out
of an 'automobile on a crowed street
with placards reading Herr
John Bischoff. A bun will net leave
Jacksonville as ordered by the masked
men but will report today at his of
fice, his wife announced.
The attack followed the printing of
. i ..1. I,1 i. iW ill.. chavpH l-till, m,niina,l Vitt th ennnt'i rrmmirtfifl nn loffrt,. o vmiroTiQnn '.--rom - i:;p ir.r
',' V 'it th'!1' time O CIOLK, 1UI. m- u.. . .v -""j jwtuucn U t v.ifc. .-vuuvt v.mii..!. " I u m-n. - ill in iiciJ-.i-;i J-i.- i...-..
.''.'.. .cw.'in Ti'llant in Curtis doer's shop. Tal- reconstruction and will be brought) objecting, of referring to Germans as
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1 ueiuie ma coiiiimwee unnunuw, n nuns ana imeaieiinijj wihiu.uw
Continued on Page Three ' was announced by the chairman. I his advertising unless stopped.
OOESI'T LIKE IE
HE 11 GALLED
i
By the Associated Fress.
New Bern, N. C. Dec. 20. Effec
tive today and to contiue for an in
definite period the employes of the
Union Iron Works and Supply Corn
pay will receive all the profits from
the concern in accordance with an
By the Assoiiated Press, agreement reached between the men
Jacksonville. Fla..' Dec. 20. John land the management reached between
D. Bischoff, a real estate dealer, was land the management on Saturday.
The plant employs aoout 100 men.
she said she saw a car on the Rhod
hiss road near the place of the mur
der on Saturday ight about 8:30 and
Vi'f nn r,-? tVi rnpTi in it was about
Chicago, Dec. 20. The university the sanlQ size " of Cecil Hefner. She
of Chicago students have organized ld not describe the other man.
a vigilance comrmttee to protect the U-j , drivin? the automobile in
Y T Vr -y r ?u which Grover Hice rode when sire
is reported have been attacked on the ;c Qverland standing by the side
campus after dark, and one girl wasi9nf e "' , aSlirL
Lou Lynn was recalled and told how
Marshall Cook and Grover Hice and
others caught up with her near Henry
river cn the night after the murder
and how Marshall Cook told that the
boys were going to-, swear she vas not
mixed up in it and ureed her to get
out of the country. Marshall Cook
offered to send her to South Carolina.
Several witnesses, including Chief
Lentz, M. Hr Hoover, E. O. Taylor. I.
R. Phillips and others said that they
heard Cecil Hefner say. "Well I know
he wasn't killed last night, why I
talked with .him sfter 15 ran this
- . i s- i i l ii
Parham and uook were at Kncan. i Ue ines hayQ heen urj?ed upon -Mr.
and wamte raiib on oaiuiuay iN" ' Warding, ad today he again was art
mber 13. On redirect examination vised tQ make a (udical bo(iy the bas-
thrown from a taxicab by three men
who jumped in the car and robbed
her.
all the Sits
is of his plan for an association of
nations.
The proposal coincides at least in
part with Mr. Hardings campaign
suggestion that the nations put teeth
in the Hague tribunal. He has not
indicated however how much of a
political structure he might be in
clined to acid in the perfeition of his
pan.
The president eleit's only extend
ed conference on the leogue today was
with . Senator ames Wadsworth of
New York, a representation Republi
can in the Versailes treaty fight, who
advised that any roace eague to be
! fostered by the coming administration
be buided about an international court
rather than about a mutual political
guarantee like that of Article X. Mr.
Wadsworth said he was confident that
details could be worked out and a
ionification on international law ac
complished which would be accepted
to most of the nations of the world.
morning. I Look the worui over as , it spins
M. L. Slarneter. Chief Lentz and-jtodap and you will convince yourso'f
others said they heard Carroll Eek-1 that humanity is net so easily staer
ard sav he didVt know Avhere Cecil ! gered as ten years ago. Boston Her
was before 11 o'clock but was with 'aid.
u i"d i'o.d.
b 'fore
CLARA SMITH WILL
SURRENDER FOR TRIAL
By the Associated Press,
El Paso, Texas, Dec. 20.---Clara'
Smith, wanted in Oklahoma in con-!
nection with the1 death of Jake Ham-;
on will surrender and face the 1
charge, her parents have sinnounced. j
It is f-rid the girl was hlui-ig tod
avoid notoriety, not guilt.
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