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ILsoN ss I I I I If President of Association in Address Places Taxation as Paramount Issue President nf Assnnintinn in Mayor Issues Proclamation Asking That Business Suspend Half an Hour Mnynr Prnninmation Stalled Trains Sleet-Burdened Wires And Snow-Drifted Roads Reported Throughout Middle and Northwest ires And roughs Only One of Foreign Embassies or Legations at Washington That Refrains From Half-Masting Flag Tomorrow at 3:30 War President's Mortal Remains Will Be Consigned to Tomb With Simple Ceremony Ton lb 1 POLITICIANS ARE FLAYED MEMORIAL ON SUNDAY LOAII FILED lAll FILED Lam mi tiLtD of 'I Milwaukee Wia Feb 5--(By International News men were dead from heart failure as a result of exhaustion battling their way through sleet and wind-tormented in the worst blizzard and snow storm of the season here today Twenty inches of snow had fallen and More was in prospect Milwaukee Wise Feb 5--(BY In emational News Service)-Three men were dead from heart failure as a reault of exhaustion battling their way through sleet and wind-tormented tetreets in the worst blizzard and snow storm of the season here today Twenty incites of snow bed fallen and More waa in prospect 1 NASHVILLE MEN Co MTH DEUBY Representatives of Banner and Tennessean in Editor's Party To FLEET 104NEUVERS Will Sail From Charleston Next Sunday on Transport 'Henderson for Carib bean Waters PLAN ENTERTAINMENT Wasthington Feb 6----(By International News Bervice)---Ouns On all thlgshiPs of the navy and naval shore stations will fire at one-hour intervals beginning at sunrise tomorrow and ontinuing until sundown in honor of Woodrow Wilson according to orders Issued today by Secretary of the Navy Denby All navy flags will remain at half-staff for thirty Washington Feb Maoriated a technicality of the law forbids It the great executive departments of the government will suspend their multitudinous acttvities tomorrow afternoon as an expression of respect for former President Wilson Under an old statute work cannot be suspended because of the death of a former official but President Coolidge and his cabinet found a way at i Industries in All Sections of State olutions of Condolence to Mrs Wilson CO-OPERATION IS SOUGHT Political expediency is the dominant thing in Washington today It is not a question of what will benefit the people but of what will benefit themselves that is in the majority of instances governing the action of the men in congress" 1 Edgerton preoldent of the Tennessee Manufacturers' Association declared in the Course of hie address at the opening session today of the annual convention Mr Edgerton expressed the conviction that the manufacturers along with the the country generally are to blame for the conditions that exist in Washington at the present time The great problems of taxation and transportation before congress are far reaching he said declaring that it is lack of information on the part of the people generally and selfish interests largely on the part of the politicians that vital questions have become political footballs: TRIBUTES TO WILSON Mr Edgerton paused in the midst of the program later in the morning to pay a tribute to former President Wilson expressing the sentiment that It was fitting that the manufacturers join with the nation in recognizing the contribution to the country and world of the fallen war-time leader Mr Edgerton said that regardless of whether one was in harmony with all the views of Woodrow Wilson that it wiU be conceded that he will forever stand out as one of America's greatest men In speaking of the Ideals and principles of the dead statesman Mr Edgerton referred to the- tact that be- wastheetherit -Severe in this connection he said that it was pleasant to recall the fact that the Constitution of the United States Was conceived and written by a Southern fi1 man and that the greet revolutionary conflict with England that it was a Southern man who guided the destinies of this nation In later years in the war with Mexico the same was true he said He went on to say that in 11185 a Southern man was- at the helm and saved the Union "When the world war came on It was Woodrow Wilson a man of South ern birth who directed the affairs of this country and the nation was saved" said he "In paying reverential honor we can but take pride in MAY ASK REPEAL OF SUUDAY LAW Councilmen Visited by Gasoline ing Tonight Washington Feb 5--(By Associated direction of the Berlin government tile German embassy here has refrained from making any diaplay of mourning for Woodrow Wilson No flag has been flown over the embassy at any time eines Mr Wilson's death although the other embasaies and legations have had their colors at half niast since the official notification reached them before noon Sunday Baron Leopold Plessen third secretary at the embassy made this explanation: "The German government considers the late Mr Woodrow Wilson a private citizen and therefore has instructed the German embassy to refrain from any official display of mourning" CRIPPLED NEWSBOY HIKER VISITS CITY During 15 Years Has Covered 30000 Miles Going Home Hikers come and hikers go but the latest globe-trotter 'to visit Nashville is one of the most unique observed Ho is "Crippled George" and despite his infirmity he has traveled more than 30000 miles in fifteen years a total of 8000 miles having been registered by foot He left Los Angeles Cal in January 1922 and during the past two years be has visited forty-four states leaving out of his tour of the nation only Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts He is now IM his way to his birthplace Texarkana Ark "Crippled George" or Grover Cleveland Canker is known throughout the country as the crippled international newsboy Cariker was strieben ith Paralysis at Asunelon -hile dnll's totir Pt -the Witire left side of his body has 1 been (v affected Ile had previously traversed the Argentine pampas and the Patagonian wilds crossed the Andes traveled through Bolivia Peru and down the Amason to the Atlantic After twenty months of inactivity he began his present tour Canker can easily be reciiked on the streets of Nash- villa by a coat which he wears coy- ered with pictures and names of the Principal cities which he has visited in his extensive travels HOUSE WILL VOTE Oil GREEN RESOLUTION When Mr 'Wilson died the state department following the custom in such events notified the French ambassador Jules Jusacrand who le dean of the diplomatic corps The ambassador promptly notified all of his colleagues and flags on the diplomatic missions were at once displayed at half mast Failure of the German Embassy to show its colors in mourning was not at first noted When the lack of a flag was observed and an Inquiry as to the reason made at the embassy liaron Pitmen made his statement State department would not comment The Austrian legation also failed to display a flag today but officials said they would fly their country's ensign at half mast on the day of the funeral The flag of the Hungarian legation has been at half ma9t since Mr Wilson's death was announced DAUGHERTY SPEAKS OF WOODROW WILSON Declares Dead Ex-President Outstanding Figure in World History Miami Fla Feb 5--(By Assodated Press Harry Daugherty yesterday spoke of Woodrow Wilson as "en of the outstanding figures in the world'shistory who possessed a confidence in his own Judgment equalled by few men living or dead Mr Daugherty's statement read: "Mr 'Wilson was one of the outstanding figures in the world4 history With the undivided support of a patriotic country as President of the United States be took a prominent part in the moat important events of all time "lie Was 1 man tetStreng laonounced literary attainments untiring energy and possessed a confidence in his own judgment equalled by few men living or dead "I Join with all Americana in paying respect to the memory of a deceased ex-President of the United States He was not of my political faith and did not agree with him on some important questions but I never made any personal attack upon him and consequently have nothing to take back now that he is gone to his reward" EIGHTEEN ABOYE IS LIKELY WEDNESDAY Forecast Shows Continued Cold But Visit Will Be Brief Mass Meeting to Be Held at Hyman Will Be Paid by Veterans SERVICES CALLED OFF A PROCLAMATION To the Citizens of the City of Nashville Whereas God in His Infinite wisdom has seen fit to remove from the walks of life Woodrow Wilson President of the United States from March 4 1913 to March 4 1921 and Whereas In htm death the entire country is deprived of a most distinguished and worthy citizen and Whereas he was one of the COUT1- try's greatest statesmen and Presidents Therefore I Hilary Howse mayor of the city of Nashville in honor of his greatness do hereby ask that all business and labors be suspended from 2:30 o'clock until 3 o'clock Feb 1924 at which hour services' will be held over his remains and all alike pay a fitting and last tribute HILARY HOWSE Mayor A prayer for the repose of Woodrow Wilson's sou1 a soldier's volley and the sounding of taps on Capitol Hill at 12:30 tn tomorrow will be the public tribute of Davidson county world war veterans to their fallen comrade and commander-in-chief The brief program will be given under the auspices of Post No 6 American Legion and will be the first of a number of public memorial tributes arranged for the afternoon of the great War President's funeral which will take Placerat 2:30 Nashville threw led by Dr James I Vance pastor of the First Presbyterian church Capt John Stark will be in charge of the dring equad of national guardsmen Uniformed cadets of Hume-Fogg high school will attend in a body A Huott of Post 6 will be in (tame of the services Tbe public memorial meeting that sus to have been held at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church under the auspices of the Ministers' Alliance has been called off in order that a general citywide memorial service might be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Hyman auditorium Dr Dandridge rector of Christ church will aonduct a memorial ogra (Continued on Page Nine) NOTABLE FIGURE OF Sg NAVY DEAD Rear Admiral Selfridge 88 Attained Distinction in Civil War Washington Feb 5--(By Associated Press)---The weather bureau Issued the following storm warning today: "Advisory 10 a northeast storm warnings extended 10 a tn north Of Boston to Eastport Me Storm of marked intensity and wide extent central over West Indies and moving slowly northeastward "Small craft warnings disPlaYo'l south of Delaware breakwater to Cape Hatteras" The stor ththat was central over Missouri Monday morning has moved very slowly northeastward and it is centered over Indiana this morning It has been attended by precipitation almost generally over the southern half of the country and by gales in the upper is SALARY SUITS Complainant in Chancery Case Claims He Paid $2400 Interest THIRTEEN PETITIONS Six Nashville "Brokers" In volved in Effort to Re cover Alleged Usurious Collections ImsilviLLE seh Industries in All Sections of Washington Feb 5-(BY Associat- When Me Wilson died the state de- sALARy partment followine the custom in 1 I tional News Service)--Gun On all od Presse-By direction of the Ber- Mass Meeting to Be Held at bsuacshsadeovcem Jesanalliplomatic ie as fieaceratande i Et Waington Feb rs 5---(By Internee of the nevi and at all naval State lin government tee German embus" Fw eh on el sh di terrlitl Py101-811 here has' refrained from making any of the corm The tubas- olutio Mrots! Condolence a dole diplay of mourning for Woodrow seder promptly notified all of his col- utes Will Be Paid by C0 VIIIIIDEUBY shore stations will fire at one-hour in- tervals beginning at sunrise tomorrow Wilson re at once dieplayed at bad Veterans SUITS cielagissuicensawntd flags on the diplomatic No flag has been flown over the erne mast ad continuing until in hon- busy at any time since Mr Wilson's Failure of the German Embalm' to death' although the other embassies show its colors in mourning was not at or of Woodrow Wileon according to and legations have had their eplors at first noted When the lack of a flag CO-OPERATION IS SOUGHT Clait in Chcery Representatives of Banner orders tamed today by Secretary of half niast since the official notifica- was observed and an inquiry as to the tion reached them before noon Sun- reason made at the embassy Heron SERVICE ompnan an CALLED OFF the Navy Denby day Pitmen made his statement State de- Case Claims He Paid and Tennessean in Edi- itam rem Leopold Firemen third seere- partment officials would not comment All navy flags will remain at half- political expediency is the dominant tary at the embassy made this ex- The Austrian legation 01 ci 80 failed to Washington Feb 5-(By Asso- ated Prese)-The weather bureau $2400 Interes tor's Party ne stair to thirty days thing in Washington today It is not planation: display a flag' today but officials said A PROCLAMATION issued the following Moen warning a question of what will befit the "The German government considers they would fly their country's ensign today the late Mr Woodrow Wilson a pria at half mast on the day of the fu- "Advisory 10 a ne northeast Washington Feb 5-413y Mewl- people but of whet will benefit them- iate citizen and therefore has instruct- neral To the Citizen of the City of storm warnings extended 10 a in I TO FLEET MANEU ated Preset-Although a stances governing the action of the VERS technicality selves that Is in the majority of In ad the German em re bay to refrain The flag of the Hungarian lege- Nashville north of Boston to Eastport Me I I II I PETITIONS from any mae since Mr God i Ms Infinit fficial display of mourn- tion has been at half Storm of marked intensity and wide a 'Whereas of the law forbids It the great mem- men in congress" Edgerton ing" Wilson's death was announced in- extent central over West Indies and dom has seen fat to remove from northeastward moving slowly the walks of 'Woodrow Wilson Will Sail From Charleston tive departments of the government president of the Tennessee Solanufam of President the life United States from "Small craft warnings displayed Six Nashville Brokers In will auspend their multitudinous ese turers' Association declared in the I address at the opening I DAINHERTY SPEAKS starch 4 1913 to March 4 1921k and south of Delaware breakwater to teem Hatteras" volved in Effbrt to Re ext unday on ransport Course of hi ities tomorrow afternoon as an ex- Whereas in hie death the entire The stor ethat as central over 'Henderson for Carib session today of the annual conven- country is deprived of a most dis- Missouri Monday morning has moved cover All Usurious pression of respect for former Presi- non tinguished and worthy citizen very slowly northeastward and it is 1 bean Waters dent Wilson Mr Edgerton expressed the convic- HIKER VISITS CITY OF wooDRow Whereas he was one of the eoun- oentered over nIndiana this morning It Collections tion thin the manufacturers along with try's greatest statesmen and Presi- has been atteded by precipitation al- i Under an old statute work cannot dents most generally over the southern half i 1 the eitizenship'of the country general- Therefore I Hilary 11 Rowse of the cow and by gales in the up- i PLAN ENTERTAINTUNT be suspended because of the death of ly are to blame for the conditions that COV" mem of the eity of Nashville In a former official but President Coon exist in Washington at the present During 15 Years Has Declares Dead Ex-President honor of his greatness hereby ate that all bueinees and labort be 1 Idge and his cabinet found a way at from 2 :30 o' clock until trill'elte great problems of taxation and ered 30000 Miles Outstanding Figure in 3 o'c uspelnded ock Feb 6 1924 at which transportation before congress are far hour serviced will be held over his reaching he said declaring that it is Going Home World History remains and all alike pay a fitting northern lack of information on the part of the and last tribute people generally and selfish interests HILARY HOWSE Mayor largely on the part of the politicians that vital questions have become po- Hikers come and hikers go but the Miami Fla Feb 5-(By Asso- ent litical footballs: lateet globe trotter to visit Nashville dated Preset-Attorney-General time A prayer for the repose of Wood- is TRIBUTES TO WILSON is one of the moat unique observed ry Daugherty yesterday spoke of He is Crippled Georee and despite Woodrow 'Venison as "one of the out- and the sounding ape on ap Citl row Wilson's soul a soldier's volley Mr Edgerton paused In the midst of Infirmity lee has traveled more titan Rill at 12:30 nu tomorrow will be program later in the morning to Vls000 iii I fifteen years 0 tOt at standing figures in the world'shistory pay a tribute to former President St nee: title i be I vet co Mem in his own having been reg ere possesse a u00 Wilson ex pressing the sentiment that the public tribute of Davidson county world war veterans to 'their fallen ft He left Los Angeles Cale in Judgment a fled ew men living ing it was fitting that the manufacturers oo anuary 1922 and during the past -m a join with the nation in recognizing the i ed or dead Mr Daugherty's statement un- contribution to the country and world years be as sit orty- our Mates co mT hr ae dber lee and dp roeogrmamma nwdielml bt ne-in of the fallen war-time leader leaving out of his tour of the nation read: Hampshire Vermont "Mr 'Wilson was one of the out- only Maine New Mr Edgerton saki that regardless der the auspices of Post Na 6 Amer- and Miumachusetts He hi now on his standing figures in the worldes his- ican Legion and will he the first of of whether one was in harmony with Way to his birthpi Texarkana Ark all the views of Woodrow Wilson that eCriepled George" or Grover Cleve- tory eirithere undividel support of a number of public memorial tributes country as I resident of a patriotic it will be conceded that he- will for-arranged for the afternoon of the land emitter is known throughout the the United States be took a prorni- ever stand out as one or America's as the crippled International greatest men In- speaking of the count sent part in the most important great war President' funeral whic newsboy Cariker was etrielsen ith events of all time Nash ideals and principles of the dead oaralymis at Asurteeon Paraguiree -bile eet --e- will take pi sem-at 230 re nt statesman Mr Edgerton referred to rt if 10 en lt01010Abri -the vit'l Was 11 man s1 eironouneed litAStrong- Persren- ee time led erary attain-w idre In tbis connection he said that It was "tee lect'thee he'lree'skseteherm Mitire left side of his body has ee i by Dr James Vance pastor the 0 tin ti ng ene gy an a possesse affected Be had previously traversed men First Presbyterian chureh Ca pleasant to recall the fact that the the Argentine pampas and the ate- a confidence in his own judgment John me stark will be la charge equalled by few men living or dead Constitution the United States Was gonlan wilds erotism the Andes travo "I join with all Americans in Palm the ering squad of national guards- 0-great conceived and written by a Southern eled througie Boliviae Peru and down men Uniformed cadets of Hume- Ing respect to tit memory -of a de- man and that in the great revolution- the Amason to the Atlantic After high school will attend cry conflict with England that it was twenty months of Inactivity he began ceased ex -President of the United Fogg body in a WAH tat' 6 states He was not of my political uo oat will be a Southern man who guided the dee- his present tour Canker can easily faith did not with him in (barge of the services a an agree I tinies of this nation In later nears be reco teed on the streets of Nash- The public memorial meeting that on some important but I in the War with Mexico the same was viiie by a coat which he wears coy- was to have been held at 2:30 clock ne er matte any personal attack upon Is 0 on he said ered wit pictures and names of tbe me Wedhesday afternoon at -the First tru He went on to stay that in 1665 principal cities which he has yisited ti thin in an consequen ave no Presbyterian church under the auspices take back now that he is gone to his Southern man was at the helm and in his extensive travels reward Alliance has been of the Ministers' saved the Union called off in order that a general city- when the world war came on it HOUSE WILL VOTE wide memorial service might be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the was Woodrow Wilson a man of South- Oil EIGHTEE annyE Is ern birth who directed the affairs of Hyman auditeriurn Dr Dandridge rector of Christ this country and the nation was sued" said he "In paying reveron- 1 812U church will oonduct a memorial scrim eat honor We ride In can but take --e-- GREEN RESOLUTION LIKELy wEDNEspAy (Continued on Page Nine) (Continued on Page Nine) NOTABLE FIGURE i- forecast Shows Continued Cold But Visit Will oF suuDAy in OF VI SI NAVY DEAu Be Bref ou i peo Rear Admiral Selfridge 88 Councilmen Visited by Gas- 9 Attained Distinction in ohne Civil War mg Tonight ur 1 i I 1 1 'ETITIONS )kers" In to Re surious LIS 1 1 i I 1 i 1 1 1 I1Aq111111 I I 1 Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys Chicago reported a maximum wind velocity of 56 miles an hour from the northeast The precipitation was in the form of rain and sleet in southern New England northern New York and the lower lake regions and snow and sleet In Portions of the upper lake region and the upper Mississippi valley Another disturbance is central over Alberta and moving southeastward The temperature has risen in Virginia and the Carolinas and it has fallen decidedly in the Mississippi and the Missouri valleys the plain states an dthe middle and west Gulf states --Missouri I FROM RAILROAD MEN 'alleys Chicago reported a maximum i wind velocity of 56 utiles an hour from -1 he northeast The precipitation was in the form of Claiming he has paid silt Naghtille am and sleet in southern New Eng- "salary brokers" more than 12400 in and northern New York and the low- interest since 1918 on oans totaling lake regions and snow and taut in iortions of the upper lake region and about 1250 and that he still owes he upper Mississippi valley Another the principal William Barnes filed listurbance is central over moving southeastward Alberta and suit in Part I of chancery Court Mon- rittla and the Carolinas and it has paid in excess of trio 'legal rate of in- The temperature han risen in Vir- day afternoon to rover the sums alien decidedly in the Mississippi and terest He also seeks injunctions re-he Missouri valley the plain states straining the six companies from pre- Ln dthe middle and west Gulf states Renting salary order he bu givf St Paul Minn Feb Aoso- them on his employer the Nashc ill- dated Press)--Stalled train sleet Terminals Company gating it would lrozen broken wries and high-drifted oads today told lead to Ms discharge mutely the tale of and Company ill hve Terminals Mc Ile violent wind and snowstorm that Similar sults were filed by wed through the middle and north- Cormack also an-employe of ltte west yeaterday and all night In six 'Wisconsin town)) travelers as even passenger trains today Philtietom an employe of the wait the coming of the snowplows Louisville 4 2)tasilavillo retread Mc- Lbeir deatinationa-their Lhat will permit them to proceed to conek fued three "he me phoce trains having places were reported ten feet deep Embrey are the attorneys in all of the Peen stopped by drifts that in soma ton four John Fisher and Charles At Waukesha Wis a Chicago thirteen cases treat Western train was reported in "great distreas" and "needing aid" IC la charged that It defendant al broke '1 0 but all other train)) in the eastern ary re arged per e) er 260 7 ntest tc Part of the state pulled into stetions rate every per can wo weeks per or at to year 3efore giving up the hopeless task of 'tacking snowdrifts i 'r OWES SIX CONCERNS A tangled mass of telephone and 1918 from the Tenneasee Finance COM- Barnes auerts he borrowed 110 in Lelegraph wires near Tomaha Wis esulted in cutting off many Chicago interest 140 from the Naahvilio tasty on which he has paid about 15in iircuite and throughout the entire norm zone which extended as far inane company or Nashville Put- south as Tevas wires bad snapped on- chasing Company in 1919 on Ishieb tar heavy loads of accumulated ice he hen paid about 9400in 144 in 1918 )r were dragged down when overbur- from 1) Isom Copany and ita iened poles broke successor the Feaeral investment Davenport la according to radio Company the principal varying from riessages relayed here was cut off 140 to 190 since then and total in- 130 communication to the north or terest in the neighborhood of 1650 )net and the severest storm of the in 1919 from the Union Trading winter with a fifty-mile gale blow- Company the principal varying from ng prevailed at ion Ill 930 to 150 since then and intereat o' Despite the high winds and heavy about 1575 paid 130 from the lierneefail temperatures were not ex- mitage investment Company in 1922 ieptionally low during yesterday or on which about 1100 interest has been act night paid and 130 from the Tennessee in the Minnesota sector a great Brokerage Company in 1920 in-'mount of snow was reported Wis- creamed to 140 part of the time nit 0118113 appearing to have been hit oy which about 1200 interest has la eft be peak of the storm paid The Chicago Northwestern ac- McCormack asserts he has Owed to radio advice)) had six the Tennessee Finance Company from rains stalled last night two at Reeds- $10 to 130 since 1920 on whka) 1119 oille and others at Manitowoc She- interest has been paid from 115 ta )oygan Green Bay and Waupaca 130 to the Union Trading Company With All reported emptied of pas since 1920 on which 1150 has been paid and from 115 to 134 IL engem and standing at stations Isom Company and succeso aor Federal Investment Company since MISSOMII AND aubmis 192n on which 1160 interest has been paid Pinkleton asserts he has owed from 120 to 130 to It44' Isom Company wept by Heavy Freezing and successor the Federal Investment Wind and Sleet Company since 1920 on which 1240 interest has been Paid 120 to the St Louis Feb 5--(133" Associated Nashville Finance Company or Nash- 'ress)--A severe sleet and snow vine Purchasing Company since 1421 torm sweeping Missouri and Illinois on which 1120 interest Mu been Paid mints indicated the approach of the from 20 to 130 to Tennessee Finance illszard raging in Western states Company since 1921 on which he bait Missouri points reported heavy raid 1165 interest and 1110 to the Brokerage Company sines (Continued on Page Nine) 1921 on which he has paid interest of 1120 St Paul Minn Feb Aoso- elated trains sleet frozen broken wries and high-drifted roads today told mutely the tale of the violent wind and snowstorm that raged through the middle and northwest yeaterday and all night In six 'Wisconsin towne travelers from even passenger trains taday await the coming of the snowplows that will permit them to proceed to their deatinationtr-their trains having been stopped by drifts that in soma places were reported ten feet deep At Waukesha Wis a Chicago Great Western train was reported in "great distreas" and "needing aid" but all other train's in the eastern part of the state pulled into stations before giving up the hopeless task of bucking snowdrifts A tangled mass of telephone anti telegraph wires near Tornaha Wis resulted in cutting off many Chicago eircuite and throughout the entire storm zone which extended as far south as Tevaa wires bad snapped under heavy loads of accumulated ice or were dragged down when overburdened poles broke Davenport Ia according to radio messages relayed here was cut off from communication to the north or coat and the severest storm of the winter with a fifty-mile gale blowing prevailed at ion Despite the high winds and heavy snowfall temperatures were not exceptionally low during yesterday or laid night In the Minnesota sector a great amount of snow was reported Wisconsin appearing to have been hit oy the peak of the Morin The Chicago Northwestern according to radio advices had six trains stalled last night two at Reeds-villa and others at Manitowoc Sheboygan Green Day and Waupaca Whs All reported emptied of passengers and standing at stations Swept by Heavy Freezing Wind and Sleet St Louis Feb 6--(13y Associated severe sleet and snow storm sweeping Missouri and Illinois points indicated the approach of the blizzard raging in Western states Missouri points reported heavy (Continued on Page Nine) per Miasissippi and lower Missouri FROM RAILROAD MEN valleys 1 Chicago reported a aximum wind ve ocity of 56 miles an hour from i the northeast The precipitation was in the form of Claiming he has paid six Nasheille in oce 1 11 ore than in rain and sleet in southern New Eng- yt brokers To land New York and the low- er lake regions and snow and sleet in te portions of the upper lake region and about $250 and that he still owes the upper Mississippi valley Another the principal William Barnes filed disturbance is central over Alberta and moving southeamward suit in Part I of chancery Court Mon- eeover sum The tem emture him risen in Vir day afternoon to he ginia and tbe Carolinas and it has paid in excess of the legal ate of In- fallen decidedly in the Mississippi and terest He also seeks injunctions rem straining the six companies fro the Missouri valleys the plain states Renting salary orders he hu given an tithe middle rand west Gulf states St Paul Minn Feb 5 --(By Aerie them on his employee the Nashv ills Terminals Company stating It woule e-Stalled trains sleet pre- frozen broken aeries and high-drifted lead to his discharge elated Press roads today told mutely the tale of the violent wind and snowstorm that Similar suits were feed by ri ANS MeCormack also ate -employe of elm raged through the middle and north yeeterday and all night Nashville Terminate Co nma IS an al Winona towns travelers I it in from even passenger trains taday Pinkletort an employe of the await the coming of the snowplows Louisville 4 ei tashville retread ele that will permit them to proceed to -s-- dietinatem -their train having filed three suit site Pinkie their e-l-e been stopped by drifts that in some ton Vete John Fisher and Charie feet 1 aces were reported ten deem Embrey rey aro the attorneys in all of the At Waukesha Wis a Chicar Great Western train was reported thirteen eases distreas" and "needing aid It is charged that -61 defend al but al salary brokers charged 10 per mei 1 other trains in the eastern interest ev every two wee or at tee part of the state pulled into stations before giving up the hopeless task of rate of 260 per cent per year bucking snowdrifts OWE SIX CONCLANS A tangled mass of telephone and Barnes asserts he borrowed tie in telegraph wires near Tomahas Wis 1918 from the Tenneasee Finance Corn- cresulted in cutting off many Chic ago interest ainy on which 4 he has paid about imam and throughout the entire storm zone hich extended as far 0 from the Nashvill Finance company or Narthville Puts- south as Tevas wires had snapped un- chasing Company in 1919 on wheals der heavy loads of accumularagged down when overburted Ice he Mut paid about 400 SO in 191:1 or were d- fro Is'orn Company and ire dened poles broke eueoessor the rename investment Davenport la according to radio Company tbe principal varying from from communication to the north or terest In the neighborhood of $650 messages relayed here was cut off emit and the severest storm of the 540 to 890 since then and total in- $30 in 1918 from tho Union Trading winter with a fifty mile gale blow- Compare the principal varying from log prevailed at ion Ill $30 to 150 since then and interest Despite the high winds and heavy about $575 paid 430 from the Her snowfall temperatures were not ex- mitage Investment Company in 192j ceptionally low during yesterday or on which about 1100 interest has been last night paid and $30 from the Tennessee in the Minnesota sector a great Brokerage Company in 19 1 20 n- amount of snow was reported Wis- creamed to $40 part of Um time I consin appearing to have been hit by which about $200 interest tuts beeti ak of the storm paid The Chicago A Northwestern ac- McCormack asserts he has owed the cording to radio advices had six the Tennettsee Finance Company from trains stalled last night two at Reed interest has been paid from s- 110 to $30 since 1920 on when $15 SIM te villa and others at Manitowoc She- boygan Green Bay and Waupaca 30 to the Union Trading Company Wia All reported emptied of pas- since 1920 on which 4150 littered lies sengers and standing at stations tmen paid and from $15 to 30 to It Isom Company and emcee-owe Federal Investment Co a se since SCUM AND auNois 192n on which 1160 interest has beta paid Pinkleton asserts he beg ctwed from Freezing S20 to $30 to Rele Doom Company Swept by Heavy -e' and successor the Federal Inveatment Wind and Sleet Conipany since 1920 on which $2 le intermit has been Paid to the St Louie Feb 5---CBY Associated Na Finance nance Company30 or ash 0vern Mont And ennw Ville Purchamincr Commtny 121 LI) MEN silt Naghtillo hall $1400 in loans totaling he still owes Barnes filed ry Court Monrer the SUI115 Ial at of innjunctions relies from pre-he haa givf the Nash Ill-- tint( it wool led by 0 11PloYe of the nballt and Iplote Of the ralroad Met said Pinkie-- It and Charlon in all of the C-11 defendant 10 per ee- ks or at to year Dilitlig srewed lib in Finance Colnsid about $54o the Nashvilb Tashvitie Poe119 on whieb 49 in 1919 npany and its 1 investment varying from and total In- lood of lelo Inion Trading varying from nd Interest oC rom tha lierpuny in 1922 lIrest bas been the Tennesse i 1920 tn the time ton 'est tuts he has oved lompany from in whietv Silo from 815 to ling Comps 0 interest hos to 30 to II Lnd suceesaor nnanY since has beta' les owed from A Company 'al Investment which $240 20 to the any or Nash-It since 1921 tut been paid exam Finatiee which he has I 120 to the moony Ines Paid Interest Charleston Feb today's session to snake an exception cial)eeNashville will be represented in re the gathering of prominent newspaper to tha quirement men from all sections of the country It was decided that no executive or who will assemble at Charleston upon der should be issued by the President Invitation of Edwin Denby secretary but that each secretary would Inform of the navy to embark aboard the Henderson on Feb 10 for those under him that nothing would be the purpost of Witnessing fleet ma required of them after 12:30 neuvers In the Vicinity of the Panama On the funeral day canal and In the Caribbean Sea Denied the privilege of paying trib Charles 13 Forbes editor 2 of the Nashville Tennessean and 1 ute In a state funeral ceremony Me fitstimes eita editor of the Nashville Coolidge and eis advisers decided that allq 'ottm awoqt "(ma "11 '44111111ta at least the federal government should accepted Secretary Denbre Invitation EIVO homage to its former chief by About 125 men will be in the Party As many of the guests will arrive standing silent While his body le con in Charleston before the transport mils signed to its last rest the city is making extensive arrange id mets to entertain the viattore na Washington-- -(By ea 'the newspaper there will be several naval officers and Mall elated Press)-A fringe- of folk on the Oen LeJeune commander of Me marine corps will also make the street before the Wilson home wait trip The Henderson is the vessel Int to see the great one' who came de which carried the late President lard tog to Alaska last summer and Went and the guardian police who An interesting program of ntertainment has been arranged for the turned unnecessary traffic from the cit's sail guests on Feb 9 Tbey win be the day before steep narrow street alone marked the Henderson shown numerous points of historical outwardly today the preparations for Interest and will be taken on an in inaction of the Charleston navy yard last honors to the dead war where they will have luncheon aboard dent the historic Hanford which was Ad No marshaling'of troops for the mire! Farragut's flagship during the wee between the states A banquet Parade of sorrow was needed no set-wilt be tendered at night ting of lines that thousands might pass The stavy department invited the beside his bier for he will go to his editors along so that the people of the long sleep tomorrow a Plain Amer-country might be thorouittlY informed lean citizen in regard to what it is doing and at- With only Tthe two 'brief religious tempting to do The maneuvers are services to mark the entombment In held annually They increase oPer- the vault beneath Bethlehem chapel ating efficiency Improve morale and on the hill high above the stricken foster siee habits They' uncover de home there was little that official feats and teach valuable leesons be- Washington could do tee show its ye furniebing an opportunity for the set and admiration for the life that fleet to prepare solve and carrf out had ended Bed Mrs 'Wilson willed problems under simulated war condi otherwise unstinted honors would Cons have been poured Out to mark the na- "rue first 'stop of the Henderson lion's mourning Even tea -it Is in will be at Culebra Island Feb 16 every military and naval poet beneath after attlelt the visitors will be trans the stare and stripes last honors will ferred to hattleshles The Henderson be met In full with the booming of Is due to arrive March 2 at New York glum sounding a knell beneath half and the fleet will be distributed to Say- masted colors oil ports The Henderson is a vessel' of on NATIONAL IdOtilliNINO usual interest She represents the For the thirty-day period of national eavy department's initial attempt to mourning already declared President design a vessel for the special purpose Coolidge has thrust aside all social of transporting marine expeditionary activities at the -White House forces overseas with the maximum de very few of the many who would greets of safety The unique feature to express their feelings at the of her construction is the underwater welt a if they could find Place Oen rried above the water proteetion whet by means of aolid either to the Private bulkheado cu 1W00 line renders her nearly Impervious (- Clontinued on Peso Nine) to damage by collision or grounding The Henderson transported the first American troops to France during the BoTutinus polsoN war She monied the secretary of the navy and party to Japan on the cooasion of the visit to that country today's session to make an exception to that requirement 'It was decided that no executive order should be issued by the President but that each secretary would inform those under him that nothing would be required of them after 12:30 on the funeral day Denied the privilege of paying trib deelidge and his advisers decided that let least the federal government should sive homage to its former chief by standing 'silent while his body le con signed to its last rest Washington-- dated Press fringe- of folk on the street before the Wilson home wait Inge to see the great Onea who came and Went and the guardian police who turned iumecessary traffic from the steep0 narrow street alone marked outwardly today the preparations for last honors to the dead war Brest dent No marshaling of troops for the parade of sorrow was needed no set 80111111115 POISON Ctarieston Feb 5--(SPa today's session to make an exception cialem-Nashville will be represented In that requirement the gathering of prominent newspaper tee Men from all sectione of the country It was decided thee no executive or Who will assemble at Charleston upon der should be issued by- the Invitation of Edwin Denby secretary but that each secretarm would Inform of the navy to embark aboard the nothing would be liendersen on Feb 10 for thos under him that not the ppe' of witnessing fleet ma required of them after 12e30 le in uros neuveis in the Vicinity of the PatIAMS On the funeral day canal and In the Caribbean Sea Denied the privilege of paying trite Charles Forbes editor of ute in a state funeral ceremony MIS the Nashville Tennessean end I gateman cite editor of the Nashville Coolidge and till advisers decided that Ltlit 014M "Mil ath" "11 'jatilltla at least the federal government should accepted Secretary Denbrs Invitation ge homage to its former chief iVy About 125 men will be In the Party see 'silent while his body is co As many of the guests will arrive in Charleston before transport mils UM ls signed to 110 rest the city is making extensive arrange ments Washington Pete to entertale the villitorn Be' -AIgo si es 'the newspaper there By will be several naval Officers and Mat --1-1 elated Press t-A fringe- of folk on the Gem LeJeune commander of Me marine come will also -make the street before the Wilson home wale trite The Henderson is the vessel i which carried the late President Hard- ing to see the great ones who came 0 lug to Alaska last summer end Went and the guardian police viho An interesting programs of nter- tainment has been arranged for the turned tmneoessary traffic from the eity's guests on Feb 9 the day before Seem tho Henderson sails Tbey will be narrow street alone marked shown numerous points of historical Outwardly today the preparations for Interest and will be taken on an in- pile-0ton of the Charleston navy yard last honors to the dead war dent weere they will have luncheon aboard the Matted: Hartford width was Ad war betwee A banquet No marshating'of troops for the meal renegues flagship during tho the states arade of sorroW was heeded no see tendered' at niht In lines that outlands mi fr tit ghtpass The stavy department invited the beelde his bier for he will g'o to his editors along so that the people of the long sleep tomorrow a Plain Amer- country might be thorougble InMrtned lean i citizen in regard to what it is doing and at With only the two brief religious tempting to do The maneuvers are services to mark the entombment in held annually They tnerease oper- th vault beneath Bethlehem chapel ating efficiency Improve morale and on the hill high above the stricken foster ere habits They uncover de- home there was little that official feces and teach valuable lessons s'ee Washington could do tee show its re ids es furnishing an opportunity for speet and admiration for the life that fleet to prepare solve and carry out had ended lied Mrs 'Wilson willed problems und condi th terve it 00 0 er simulated war 1 tl it se honors Cne have been poured out to mark the na- ill Besat Ct Mulop bra of Island the HFebenderson tion's military anourning naval post beneath Even me -it in we 16 every after etecti the Meters will be trans- the stars and stripes last honors will ferret to battleshies The Henderson be paid In full with the booming of is due to arrive March 2 at New Yore glum sounding a knell beneath half and the fleet will be eistributed to sole masted eral ports The Henderson Is a vessel' of um NATIONAL MOUBINING Usual interest She represents the th hi iod i ona For trty-day per tiat I eavy department initial attempt to ared President mourning already dad design a vessel for the seeetal- purpose oolid ge bas thrust sante all social of transporting marine expeditionary force overseas with the maximum de- activities at the White House Very few of the many who woul grees of safety The unique feature come to express their feelings at the 'of her construction is the underwater ftratootiv vh12 hv -ii1 services if they could find place Oen of transporting forces overseas Of sittety of her coustrucl pro tert 1011 whld bulkheads oarr hoe renders to damage by 4 Tho Itenderso American troop war Sho cor the navy and cooamion of tho lonal Oent ocial vula the Oso Vats i 1 INK 1 1 1 '111 1 Measure to Abolish Tax Ex- Securities empt to Come Up Soon Washington Associated action is to be taken on the Green resolution proposMg a constitutional amendment to prohibit issuance of tax-exempt securities before coneideration of the Lax bill is begun Representative Long-worth the Republican leader announced yesterday that the resolution would be taken up and probably put to a vote Thursday A two-thirds vote ta necessary for passage Although the ways and mewls coin mittee is under inetructions from Republicane of the bowie to report a tax hill by next Monday the measure may not come up until a week later Leaders generally are agreed that before discuesion gets under way the treasury postAlice appropriation bill should be sent on its way to the senate A vote on this measure they say cannot be reached before the latter part of next Week Measure to Abolish Tax Ex- empt Securities to Come Up Soon Washington Feb 5-(By Amami- ated Preset-House action is to be taken on the Green resolution propos ing a constitutional amendment to prohibit issuance of tax-exempt se- tax bill is begun Representative Long curities before consideration of the worth the Republican leader an- nounced yesterday that the resolution wesuld be taken up and probably out to a vote- Thursday A two-thirds vote ta neceseary for passage Although the ways and means coot- mittee is under inetructions from R- publicane or the houee to report a taex i hill hv nyvt linnd2v- theamira twurV Reports were current today that an effort will be made in the near future possibly tonight to have an ordinance Introduced in the city council to repeal the nieasure prohibiting the sale of gasoline automobile supplies and service on Sundays Several council-Men have been approached on the subject by filling station MOIL The ordinance was passed only a few months SIN Among the new bilis to be Introduced tonight will be two offered by the board of public works providing for the extension of Stocked street from Ligon lane to Berry street and fixing niaximum and minimum MLitt-ties for the employes of the waterworks department Report were current today that an eort will be made in the near future ff Possibly tonight to have an ordinance introduced In the city council to re- peal the Measure prn hibiting the sale strol spon intr pnal Of I ass's! 1 1 Washington Feb 5--(13y Associated Press)--Rear Admiral Thomas Oliver Selfridge retired is dead at his home here today of heart disease He would have passed his 88th birthday Wednesday Admiral Selfridge and his father who bore the same name and attained the same rank served the navy for 108 years the elder enlisting in 1816 The younger achieved fame in the civil war lie was second in Command of the Cumberland when it was sunk by the Merrimac served under Porter on the Mississippi and later commanded the naval battery at the siege kit Vicksburg He also commanded the gunboat Osage during the Red river campaign winning Le unique distinction of commanding sailors in a successful stand against Confederate cavalry PAY WILSO if TRIBUTE 5 1 Washineton Feb I so elated Press)-Rear Admiral Thomas Oliver Selfridge retired is dead at his home here today of heart disease He would have passed his 88th birth- day ednesday Nashville did not entirely escape the wintry blast that swept over a large area of the Northwest and Middle West and that is today In Texas Thunder lightning and rain were among the happenings here and later In the night the mercury began to drop until at daylight it indicated 34 degrees of temperature Cloudiness will continue tonight and snow flurries are probable with a temperature on Wednesday of II degrees or below Tamperatures fell sharply last night Over the lower Ohio valley and Vest Tennessee caused by a high pressure and cold weather area following the storm center and moving southward from Winnipeg Kansas has zero weather while South Dakota reports 10 below The cold spell in Tennessee will not last very long as a low premiums area attended by moderate temperature is noted in the tar northwest It has been turning gradually colder at Nashville since 4 o'clock this morning and at nor the mercury marked 31 de- trees as against at the earlier hour The stm was not visible at any time during the forenoon and as the temperature continued to drop there was quite a little snow flurry between 9 and 10 o'clock There may be anew in greater amounts in the sue ceeflingtwenty-four hours The Cumberland river is falling at Nashville and all points above Almanaa--Sunrise 4 :45 sunset 5:11 length of day 10 hours and 32 minutes Nashville did not en esape entirely wintry blast that swept over a large area of the Northwest and Middle West and that is today In Texas Thunder lightning and rain were among the happenings here and later in the night the mercury began to role until at daylight it indicated 34 degrees of temperature Cloudiness ill continue tonight an ti i con snow flurries es are probable with a temperature on 11101 An 1 9 I 0 A 1r In each of the suits ths court Is asked to direct the defendant salary brokers to produce their books and accounts and diaclose the exact amounts they have collected in excels of the legal rate of interest and that the complainant be given judgment for the amounts the court le endant salary books and acnowt amounts seeing of the and that the Judgment for STRUCK PRELATE AS MAN OF HIGH IDEALS FATAL TO 7 PERSONS Spoiled Preserved Beans Prove Deadly at Family Dinner In Oregon COOPER'S TRIAL 011 AT WILMINGTON 113 CHOLER CASE GOES TO JURY cAtioLER MESSENGER GETS AWAY WITH $103000 re Era 103 000 Cardinal Mercier of Belgium Issues Statement on the Death of Wilson CLUB RESOLUTIO1IS EULOGIZE WILSON I ill I t' 111 MISSISSIPPI Wilmington NV Peb L-4E7 Associated Latham ot Raleigh chief state bank examiner was the first witness introduced today in the conspiracy trial of Lieutenant-Governor Cooper and his brother Thomas PI Cooper in United States district court The actual bearing of evidence be ran after the reading of the indictment which charges the two brothers with various alleged criminal acts In collection with the failure about a year ago of the Commercial National Bank of Wilmington of which the Coopers were the chief officers Reading of the indictment by District Attorney Irvin Tucker required more than forty minutes Government witnesses to the number of forty-two were introduced and sworn the de tense offering no witnesses at this time New Tork Feb 5--(By Associated announced last night that Jack Lornbardef messenger for Herefield Stern brokers Mean peared With securities valued at $100 000 Lombardo pollee say entered the employ of the firm two weeks ago when he was engaged through an emPloyment agency BY Associated ed last night nessenger for )kera disap dued at $100 sat entered wo weeks ago Erough an em Atlanta Ga Feb Associated 1500000 breach of prorates suit aof Mrs Oneatme deBouchel of New Orleans against Asa Candler Sr Atlanta capitalist wu placed In the hands of the Jury at 2:11 o'ctock this afternoon after Judge Samuel Sibley of federat court had charged the Jurg particularly on the question of the validity of Mrs deBoucher divorce from her former husband Adolph Bocquet lie said the case hinged on the fact whether Mn deBouchel was domiciled In Nevada If she was then the state had a right to act but If she was not bona fide resident then her divorce was illegal although the courts of Nevada may have recognized her to being such If her divorce is valid he Bald the Mate of Georgia mud recognise It as such i 1 tett Atlanta Ga Preoug)---Th promine suit Aof Aa Resolutions deploring the death of Woodtow Wilson America's war-time President and also paying tribute to his life and leadership were adopted by the AtIler kart Business Club at Mondays luncheon meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building' Boyd the president presided and the resolutions were presented by Fred Stone Noble Van Ness served with Mr Stone on the resolutions committee A Tho len was received as a new member and was properly initiated A musical program was given by Mr Peal vocalist MICR Knox pianist and Tony Rose's orchestra Jackson Ulm Feb 15--(1 3y Associated Press)--Misalssippl through Its legislature yesterday took cognizance of the death of Woodrow Wilson and paid tribute to his memory Without awaiting any special message calling attention to Mr WI 'web death the legislature of its own motion took the IntiatiVe in adopting a concurrent resolution introduced shortly after con veiling designating Mr Wilson ago "One of the Immortals" As stated by Senator Walton 813 lelda who introduced the resolution Jt was an occasion for eulogies but for simplicity of action and declaration and without a speech of any kind the resolution went through both houses I 11 44 1110IAIIA GOVE0A APFEArtS Ill COURT Arraignment on Sixteen In dictments Waived by Counsel Albany Ore Tab Maeda ted Press)--Botullnue Poison in home Preserved beans caused the deaths yesterday and early toady of seven persons and affected three ethers so seriously that scant hope is held for their recoverY The beano which bad opened after being preserved were eaten at a tam Ily dinner Saturday at the bonne of Mr and Mrs Reinhold Gerber The dead are Mrs Paul Gerbig Midst Gerbig l0 Marie Gerbig 1 Gottriod Ruch ling lire Gott's-led Rambling Werner linker Reinhold Gerber Seriousily ill: Paul Gerbig: Esther lindrig 13 months: John Ruehling 2 Mrs Reinhold Gerber end 111argaret Gerbig an Infant were the only ones of the twelve persons ott the dinner who escaped the poison They dad not eat the infected food Mrs Gerber told authorities she noticed the beans seemed slightly spoiled when she opened the jar but she thought they would not hurt any one Werner linker is fund to have spoken of a particular odor and taste when he ate them None of the denths oerurred until more than twenty-four hours after the dinner VIE Brussel Feb 5--(By Prees)--Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium who Mood out a notable figure against the of his country by the made the following statement On the death of Ex-President Wilson: 'Me Wilson when he called on Me at Mechlin struck me se a man of high ideals thorough in his bonestY honest in hie thoroughness We in Belgium must never forget the in Valuable aid which the United under the Wilson administration extended to the people of our country while under Berman occupation The support given to Mr Hoover by President Wilson undoubtedly served to enable the former President to carry his magnificent task to successful issue "The splendid energy too 'with which President Wilson undertook the enormous problem created by the parlicipation of the United States In the war and the firmness of purpose and indomitable tendency with which he threw the whole nation's resource into the male at once in the war must ever be remembered This was all the more praiseworthy because of the reluctance he idealist of peace among nations must have felt before taking (hie decisive step May 004 glee rest to his soul" ORGANIZE SLIITH CLUB itt YOR: CAIICELLATI011 OF LAID CRAIII a sits as I103 WEALTHY 1111 011 GOLF COURSE Indianapolis Feb 6 (By Inter national Newa Warren Steers) appeared in the Marion county criminal court for the Bret time today in connection with the charges flied againet him by the grand $36659810 PAID TO MAUS 011 LEASES I 1 the gink with the 'bulging key-ring The more keys get on the ring the 'better pleased am Of course never use the keys once In a blue moon but think it gives mek an air of im 'Parlance hedine4 It lenves the Itn Preludes that I have tklot of safety deposit 'boxes autornobiles locking etc' that have to he locked eery bout' or two dome- times I split the bunch of )(eye up and snake two key-rings and then I am the cat's tuff I I like to sport my keys in the good old aummer Urns iirhen eVerlbOdy con lee ere and they flake geed sleigh-bella dangling from my belt 1 Vs boy I'm the hey collector and 1 keen Client On exhibition the bulging keys I get er pleased I ver olio tins moon but I air of ime Yes the Ime lot of safety oldies bft ii 1 twa Some- sport old aummer ern '1 can u- l---'' ee tittle 'when everybody and they Inakegood sleigh-boils dangling from my belt Yes boy tho hen coil et i or an rep them on exhibition EX-00Y BEHANAll 11 ERE Di INFIRMARY New York Feb 5--(B7 Associated Presal--The Alfred Smith for President National Club has been formed with headquarters at the 'tote Alpn Mrs John Illarshall Gallagher New York eity's commissioner of revenue who is chatrman Of the executive comibittee of the club said today the governor bad not been consulted about it "From reports brought before the committee: oho said 'the mun of Alfred Smith Is finding new supporters In many eeetions of metes heretofore listed as being only mlittly In tnvor of the New York goivernor "Ender the slogan ot tits peotto for the pople: the rationst (duce tor Alfred Smith for President now ikre forming units in several of the larger committee" oho said the name of di Alfred Smith is finng new sup- porters in many eections of Costae heretofore listed as being only miltity in favor of the New York governor "Under the slogan 'Of tOO TY00110 for the rondo' the' ustioutti oluoll for Alfred K'Smith for President now are formng i units in neverai et Lhe larger PAIIIS WILL HONOR 11110RY OFVIIIS011 I tt 7 illill Ut Villbliti i it Washington Feb Associted 4'res8)--A1bert IL Fall's action to cancelling a land grant to the Santa Fe Fe-Pic railroad company Was unheld here today by the Markt Court of Appeals 'which affirmed illeeiston cif toe Supreme Court of the llivriet of Columbia The railroad to itiOti area scanted non-mineral pub-lands with the rirtit to relinquish ouch 88 were settled upon and In or iter bimi It relinquished ttMl lund in and aelected in pltee but the court reie1 aux limited to POrirUiIltrul troOtii buAziuling 11r Faila ac Washington Feb Assoc ted 4'rtseg)--A1bert IL Fall'is actio Btfrtet of Columbla The railroad la latid Ull granted non-mineral pub- 1e lands with the ri ttot reiineilieh each ports Fos were settled upon and to co i ier hind It relinquished tertan land in ism and peleeted in te phire ent isnt but the court tracte sus "te1 it 1 It iont it al to erririll tura pting Mr Fairs ac- I tl ArraignTient on the sixteen Indictments and 200 counts was waived and a plea In abatement filed Ths court announced a ruling cm the plea would be made next Tueeday floe dicCray Is charged with grand larceny embezzlement forgery I lag fraudulent checks and giving false fine ncia I stet amen ti Attorneys for the governor declared the grand jury which returned the Indictments was Improperly constituted bruinse Women were prevented from The governor merely sat in the courtroom listening to sttorneya but making no statement In fraudulent cheeks and giving false financial statements Attorney for the governor dec lared the grand jury which returned the in- diettnents wan Improperly constituted beeiruse amen were prevented from skrvint- The governor merelit sat In the courtroom st liening to stterne Ya but making no statement Pasadena Cal Feb 5--(B7 MUM elated garbed in blue overalls swooped down on the Ann-dale golf club course near bare yesterday in a newly painted red automobile bold up a foursome of wealtby business men et the sisto hole and motored off with $600 In currency gleaned from the pockete et the players according to the police The victims were: Andrews retired capitalist of Pasadena Martin wealthy business man of Minneapolis: Goakes Cleveland real estate operater and Crowley ktetrolt dry goods merchant busineas men at the Matti hole and motored off with $600 in curr encY gleaned from the po th ckets of play- ars according to the police uts The viett were: Andrews retired capitaliat of Pasadena Martin wealtnY bustness man of min- netP01181 (oak Cleveland estate operator and Crow- ley Isetroit dry goods merchant Washington Feb Associat ed Pre811)---The natiores Who ward" received $36660616 in royalties laid year from oil and gas leases on their lands their oll bonuses ranging front 1214 to 20 per cent on a total production of 68014477 barrels accordion to a report made public today by the Interior department The richest Indian oil lands Cr in Oklahoma a here the report said the Osage realised $30518111 on 41 810178 barrels and the five tribes received S5591086 from a production of 11414610 barrels isYs to 70 per cent on TOTAI Pronna tion of 68 a 014477 barrels ccording 'm to a report 'made public: today by the Interior department The richest Indian oil lands are In Okiaboints where the rePort said the Osage' realised sed $30512111 On 41e 8101711 barrels and the five civilised tribes received $5591088 from a pro- sduction of 1141461g barrels Ex-Gov John Buchanan of Rutherford county is IU at Darr's infirm ant Although tlit condition to enti nnt to be serious bet hoe been quite elek nd it wee thought bPst thet he come to Nee hville for treatment sottoding to the rePori 1 Paris Feb Internationa SOw! French lint will he plaeed ot halt-mast over the city hall all day ternorrow In tribute to the inenuiryKet Woodrow Wilson st Ea-Gov John Buchanan of Ruth- erford cnty is III tit XI 's Infirm ou arY Althougt his Is Bali Parts Feb 6--(p7 International Tint to be aerious he has been quite icc ews Mrench fins will eick and it wits thought best that be be pieced et half-mast oven the city come to Nashville for treatment ac th hall CI day tomorrow in tribute to audios to the report- COW' stismoryof Woodrow Wilson I.