HAYS PROMISES A DEMOCRATIC SENSATION
New York—(By A. P.—It was stated at republican national headquarters here that Will H. Hays, national chairman, will give some startling figures regarding democratic campaign expenses in Chicago next week when he testified before the house and senate committee which is investigating campaign expenses. Although no leader would state the exact nature of the facts to be presented by Hays, the impression was given that they would deal with sums realized by democratic since 1916, which are "greater than the republicans raised in the same period."

The convention—P
Legion Would Exclude Japanese.
Honolulu—Hawaiian Island American Legion delegates to the national convention in Geveland, Ohio, next month sailed for the United States today with instructions to vote for the absolute exclusion of the Japanese from the United States but to defend the right of American born Japanese to citizenship.

IS UNDER ARREST.
MAN WHO IS BELIEVED TO HAVE KILLED HIS WIFE AND SHIPPED BODY CAUGHT.
Rio Janero—(By A. P.)—Eugene Leroy, wanted by the police of Detroit, in connection with the murder of a woman supposed to be his wife, was arrested on board the British freighter Dryden, which arrived here late yesterday.
Leroy was a member of the crew. The ship will proceed to Buenos Aires, and then to  New York, where Leroy will be turned over to the officers at New York.
The order which Eugene Leroy sought by detectives all over the country and in Canada and Mexico, has ramifications which extend from New York to Michigan, Mississippi, and Alabama. 