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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-12
Cubs Get Il Hits

Philadelphia, May 1l.--Chicago out
slugged Philadelphia today winning 10
to s. The locals acquired two home
runs and Wheat's triple with the bases
filled after Vaughn had been given
safe lead. The weather was cold and
n biting east wind swept across the
field. Score by innings:
Chicago ------ --------50l 007 05i-l9
Philadelphia ---- 100 200 42c- s
Summary: Two base hits. Hollocher.
Robertson 2, Deal 3. Killefcr. Twom-
bly,, Rawlings. Three base hits, Wheat.
Home runs. Wrightstonc. williams.
Stolen bases. Hollochcr, Flack. Sacri.
fees, Wrightstone. Double plays, Hol-
locher, Terry and Grimes: Herry and
Hollocher. Left on bases, Chicago 4;
Philadelphia 3. Base on balls. off
Vaughn /. Ring 2. Baumgartncr 2.
Hits, off Ring i2 In 52-3 innings.
Baumgartner In 3i-3 innings. Hit
by pitcher. by Ring (Grimes). Struck
out. by Vaughn 3. Ring 2. Losing
pitcher. Ring. Umpires. Hart and
Mccormick. Runs. Fiack 3. Hollochcr
2. Terry 2. KIllifer. Grimes 2. Robert.
son 3. Twombly 9. Deal 3. Killifer,
Rawlings. Mcnsel .. wrightstonc. Park.
inson. Williams .. j. Miller. Errors.
Grimes. Killefer. Rawlings. !. Miller.
Time 1855.
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GAMES TODAY
Western League


ST. Joseph at oklahoma City.
Des Moines at Wichita.
Omaha at Tulsa.
Sioux City at Joplin.
National League
81. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh ut Boston.
American League
Philadelphia at 81. Louis
Boston at Chicago.
New York ut Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Western Association
Chickasha at Enid.
okmulgee at Springfield.
Fort Smith at Pawhuska.
Drumrlght at Henryctta,
Southwestern League
Muskogcc at Parsons.
Miami at Independence.
Sapulpa at Pittsburgh.
Bartlesvlllc at Coffeyville.
Texas League
Galveston at Fort Worth.
Houston at Wichita Falls.
San Antonio at Shreveport
Beaumont at Dallas.
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Walter johnson Knocked Out OF Box

Cleveland, May 11.-Cleveland cele.
brated the raising OF her first worlds
championship pennant today by defeat.
ing Washington II to /. The champions
drove Walter Johnson from the box.
punching seven hits with five errors.
Washington scored its only run when
Charity batting for Courtney doubled
and scored when Wood threw the ball
into the dugout after catching Judges
fly.
Score by innings:
Washington ------ 900 900 O0l-- !
Cleveland -------- 333 900 32'-1,
Summary Runs: Charity, Jameson.
Johnston, Burns 2. Speaker 2, Smith,
Wood, Stephenson 2, O'Neil 3. Errors:
Milan 2, Brewer 2. Harris. O'Rourkc,
Picinich, 2. Two base hits: Charity,
Picinich. Jeanes, Three base hits: Caro-.
ner, Evans, Sewell, Stephenson. Sacri-
fees: Coveleskie. Double play: Sewell,
Stephenson and Johnston. Left on base:
Washington 2; Cleveland s. Base OF
balls; off Courtney 2.
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BONHtM HERE FOR 4 GAME
SERIES: SHERMAN NEXT

The Bonham team Of the TO
league is scheduled to play the Peps
here this afternoon at 4 p. m. in
the first Of four game series. May
IL. l3, IL and Is.
Sherman is due to arrive on the
18th and remain the 18th and 18th,
after which the locals will again hit
the trail and commence another
foreign tour.
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SOUTHWORTH'S SINGLE
HELPS BRAVES DEFEAT
PITTSBURGH | TO 0

Boston, May ll.-Southworth's sin,
gle. Nixon's sacrifice, Boeckel's infield
out and Holke's single TO center gave
Boston ! to 0 victory over Pittsburg
in thirteen innings today. South
worth fouled out his first time at bat
and then hit safely five consecutive
times, once for two bases. He threw
out Whitted at the plate in the twelfth.
Thn cnnrn.
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SPORT NEWS

Detroit. May is.-NcSt Thursday
will be- "del Pratt day" at Navin Field.
A section of tho grandstand has been
reserved for the University Of Mlchi-
gan baseball club. students and alumni.
who will do honor to the former Vol
VERNE coach when he comes here with
the Boston Red SoN.
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Ruth Fans with Two On

Detroit. May 1.-THE Detroit Ameri-
cans won a spectacular game from New
York today to 1. Base running BY Cobb
Hoyt and sutherland were features.
Detroit won the game In the eighth In
ming when Cobb bluffcd a steal. Bush
stealing home. Ruth attempted to steal
home In the third inning but was
caught at the plate. Ruth struck out
in the first inning with two men on the
bases.
Score by innings.
New YORK .-...----.- OiO 600 0oO--:
Detroit ......A-..--- ole Ooc Oi'-s
Summary, Runs. Schang. Bush.
veach. ErrorS Hoyt Two base hitsi
Roth z. Ruth. stolen bases, Bush. Cobb.
Sacrifices. Sargent. Pipr. Double play;
Sargent and Ainsmith. Left on bascs'
New York 4. Detroit 6. Base on balls.
of Sutherland |. of Hoyt l. struck cut
by sutherland J. By Hoyt l.
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Southwestern League
Texas League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western League

Western League
Oklahoma City 8; st. Joseph 3.
Wichita Ga; Des Moines 5-3.
Sioux City 1872: Joplin 3-S.
Tulsa 10; Omaha 1.
National League
New York 4; st. Louis /.
Boston l; Pittsburgh o. fourteen
innings.)
Brooklyn s; Cincinnati 4.
Chicago 10; Philadelphia s.
American League
Detroit 2; New York /.
Cleveland IA: Washington ].
st. Louis 1; Philadelphia o.
Boston 3; Chicago 2.
Western Association
Pawhuska 4: Fort Smith !.
Enid 6: Chickasha 8.
Henryetta Z; Drumright 2.
Springfield.Ok .Okmulgee. rain.
Southwestern League
Sapulpa Z; Pittsburg 2.
Independence IS; Miami l.
Bartlesville IS; Cofteyville ..
Muskogee 3: Parsons /.
Texas League
Beaumont 3: Shreveport !.
Galveston 13; Wichita Falls G.
San Antonio 4; Dallas 2.
Houston 8: Fort Worth 6.
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SportitoriialS
BY BILL kROHN
Au revo!r. Paris. but not goodbye
BY BILL KROHN

Many thanks and call again.
What do we care about couple
home runs? Hum.
When those homers were smashed.
though. We got n little gloomy feel
Ing that just couldn't be warded off.
BuT-when the score showed we were
ahead. Oh! Boy! WASN'T 1T A
Bonham Is now on deck for four
game series. Let's go!
It's about high time the name OF
the league ought TO be switched around
TO oklahoma.Texas. OFT, which will
soon also mean on Top. referring to
Ardmorc. Of course.
Don't know where our old friend
ink got to- but we hope that " hes
In Texas, he'll stay there.
Mcdonald says he's gonna get his
revenge on the oui-ouis next time they
meet Looked like he was gonna get
It during the first six innings ycster'
day. but couple of the Parisian,
were too anxious to get rid OF n coupl,
balls In the seventh and consigned
them TO outside the fence.
Say bol Did you notice the STUFF
that new Pep pitcher Gillette has of
the ball, It's all ~ 81 varieties ant
then some. when Gillette throw,
them, they do everything hut th'
shmmy. and might do that but tn
ump might get embarrassed.
A. the EnRlishman would Say. "An'
sy. old chappic. did you hear cooi
tell thot umplah ahff'" It's quite |
bi, of all right. though.
That younRster. Mobley. behind tn
hat IL liable to be- the man who vii
make the town of Wilson famous.
The pitchers start u trembling. Oh
outficldcrs--they retreat.
The catchers get rassasrlled. the ir
ficlders get cold feet.
The fans 10 wild with root .dee-toot'
their feet 70 rai.tattat
When the heavy hitting Ardmore Pep
step 10 the plate 10 bat.
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Score by innings;
Ardmore --.---------0ll 900 1O'-i
faris -------.-------- 00l OO2 OO0-l
Summary: Two base hits: Mcdonald,
Royster. Three base hits. Holtz. Home
runs: Ruscha. Dodd. Earned runs Arl,.
more 2: Paris 2. Left on bases: Ard.
more 4; Paris .. Passed balyls; Stagner
? Hit by pitcher: by Gaines payne }
First on ertors. Ardmorc 4. Doub.c
plays; HIgginbotham 10 Royster 2. Base
on balls: off Gaines /. Mcdonald 4.
Gillette 1, Struck out: BY Mcdonald n.
Gillette =: Gaines 4: Phillips 1. sacri.
flee hits: Behren. Gaines. browning.
un'pires: Myers and Adams. Time Of
game: 1870.
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New York. May 1.-THE New York
Nationals rallied in the late innings
today and defeated st. Louis. to l. in
the second game OF the series. Doak,
starting his first game of the season,
held New York TO q scratch hit for
five innings but he weakened after that
and New York batted out an earned
victory.
Score by innings:
81. LOUIS --------------UVU lVV VVu-i
New YORK ----------OO0 OOl 2lF-4
Summary: Two base hits. Fournler.
Clemons, Stock. Bancroft and Kelly.
Three base hit, Young. Sacrifices,
Walker and Rapp. Double play. Doak.
Lavan and Fournier. Left on bases,
New York 5; ST. Louis 7. Base on balls,
off Doak 5; off Toney 3. Struck out,
by Toney 2; by Doak 7. Wild pitch.
Toney. Runs, Schulty. Bancroft,
Young. Kelly. l. Smith. Umpires, Rig
Ter and Moran. Time 1859.
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PHONE II.

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STREAMERS. CREPE PAPER. PEN
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DECORATING. SEE OUR WINDOW.
ARDMORE BOOK AND NEWS CO.,
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Berlin. - The German government
voted to accept the allied reparation
terms as outlined by the supreme
council.
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Cleveland. ohio-Tennis stars Of
France and Japan will meet here In
one Of the Davls cup prcliminaries In
August. according to an announcement
BY officers of the Cleveland associated
tennis clubs.
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Summary: Two base hit, Southworth.
Three base hit, Whitted. Stolen bases,
Powell. Nixon. Sacrifice, Nixon.
Double play, Southworth to Cowdy
Left on bases, Pittsburgh 6; Boston IL.
Base on balls, off Hamilton 3; off Fill
lingim 3. Struck out, by Hamilton S;
by Fillingim /. Umpires, Brennan and
Emslle. Time 2:24. Runs, Southworth
Errors. GoWdY.
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Summary. Runs: Witt. Menosky, Ruel,
Mulligan, Il. Collins. Errors: j. Collins,
Witt, Mulreho. Two base hits: Hooper.
Stolen bases: Hooper 2, Mulligan, Sac
to Sheely Left on bases: Boston 8; Chi
cago 12. Base on balls: off Mulreno 8.
Hit by pitcher: by Pennock (Mostil.) }
Struck out: by Mulreno 3; Pennock 3.
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Shocker Wins Pitchers Duel

st. Louis. May 11.--Shocker ana
Moore engaged in pitching duel today
but the latter lost the decision when
base on balls paved the way for st.
Louis only run. while Philadelphia was
unable to score. After Williams had
walked in the second inning Jacobson
singled to center for the only clean hit
off of Moore. Williams taking third and
scoring when McManus hit into a dou,
BILE play.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia ---- 900 900 0O0--0
st. Louis ----- 0l0 900 00*-1
Summary: Runs: Williams. Errors:
Williams. Stolen base: Williams. Double
play: Galloway, Dykes and Griffin. Left
on bases: Philadelphia s; st. Louis a.
Base on balls: off Moore 4 Shocker 2.
Hits: off Moore in innings; off
Keefe. none in one inning. Struck out.
by Moore 3; by Shocker 5. Losing pitch
er: Moore.
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Toledo. Ohio. May i2.-The Toledo
boxing commissions new ruling that
free admission 10 boxing shows in the
future must be cut to n minimum. had
iis effect laft night when the crowd
that turned out 10 zee Bryan DOwney
and Johnny klcsch In i2-round bout.
was less than one half large enough
10 I'LL the house.
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ming. Two walks in the fourth coupled
with two hits sent in the winning run.
Pennock was hit hard but managed to
keep the hits scattered. The batting Of
Hooper and Menosky and the fielding
OF Mulligan featured the game.
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PHONE II.
BASEBALIi

LADIES WILL BE ADMITTED
FREE TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GAME FRIDAY. GAME CALLED
400 y. VI. adv.
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PHONE II.

SI.O0 ALUMINIUM WARE SALE
SATURDAY. MAY II. NEW STATE
HARDWARE COMPANY.-Adv. 10.l
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Berlin. A new German cabinet
was announced.
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A NEW ORCHESTRA At WHIT.
T1NGT0N PARK TONiGHT.--Ad,.
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HOT AND SWEET PEPPER
Tl.ANTS. PHONE i,a. At 4. 7.
lOsTER's. ia
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
By innings:
Pittsburgh - 100 900 600 900 90
Boston 100 900 900 900 IL
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Knoxville. Tenn. May i2-The Ap.
palachian baseball league OF several
years ago was revived today with
teams at Knoxville. Cleveland. John
son city, Creenvilie. kinEspoft and
Bristol. A schedule VI iOl games has
been arranged.
New ORLEANS. May i2.-Managsr
Dobbs of the New orleans team of the
southern association. announced to-day
the relpaRe Of "Pepp" Hyperion. an
outfielder. to the Boston nationals.
Philadelphia. May is.-The limited
states havs will b. represented by a
large squad Of athletes at the Amefi-
can Legion field day on Franklin Field
June =
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Take Another From Bonam Here For Four Game Series
SU M NJ A RIES
TRANSFORMATIONS LEAGUE

TRANSFORMATIONS LEAGUE
Results Yesterday
Cleburne Z, Graham I.
Ardmore 5; Paris 3.
Bonham Is: Sherman l3.
Standing Of the Teams
+ w l. Pet.
Paris --- 70 3 3 .756
Cleburne ---------- l3 3 4 .692
Ardmore -------- IL .661
Bonham. ----------- IL .53S
Sherman - l3 3 1908
Graham --------- IL l IL n
Where They Play Today
Paris at Graham.
Bonham at Ardmore.
Cleburne at Sherman.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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Many thanks and call again.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
Complete Census Of England Will
 Start Tomorrow
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LONDON, April 24 The most thorough census in England's history will be taken tomorrow, the first since the war. Divorce data will be a new feature while accurate infor- nation regarding orphans will be carefully sought because of the at tention given by the British govern ment to children who lost parents in the war.
 Since the last census says the registrar generals instructions. "the war has cut clean across every branch of our national life. It has violently upset all birth rates marriage rates and death rates. 1t has altered the whole occupational and industrial configura tion of the country and completely changed many of the GUS people. There is hardly a single back to the results of the last census for guidance. so great having been the break between that time and this.'
 Precise facts are to be desired on the score of unemployment so that the man. power of various industries may be determined. The daily tide of travel between homes and places of employment is to be ascertained so that housing and transport prob lems may be disposed of.
 The previous census in 1911 placed the population of England and Wales at 36.07O,4 492; Scotland. 4.T60,904 and Ireland. 4.39o. .219, total for the United Kingdom, 44.221.615.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
Pennsylvania Man
 Trains Cats Way to
 Start Store Fires
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NEW YORK, April 24.-Stories Of how cats are taught to upset lamps. thus setting fire to buildings were re- lated here today by C. D. West. man ager of the investigation and prosecu- ton department of the National As sociation of Credit Men, in detailing exposures of schemes used by store keepers to gain insurance.
 While Investigating fin Paterson. N J.. recently, MT. West said he became interested in the disappearance Of several satchels used for transporting animals He traced the case to Ches- ter, Pa, and the trail led to man whom he found to be apparently fond of cata.
 'I soon found out the reason he added. ''The cats were being trained to fight lamps and when their train ing was completed they were sold for s250 each So when a man wanted a fire in his store all that was neces- sary was to purchase a trained cat and leave it in hls store with a lighted lamp The owners could go home and sleep soundly-assured that while he slept the cat would knock over the lamp and his store would be des- troyed."
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
 GERMAN BORN IN. UNITED STATES. STILL LEADING IN CENSUS FIGURES
Nearly 2,OOO, ,OOO Decrease
 In Number of Native
 German, Austrian, Irish
 And Russians in U. s.
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WASHINGTON. April 24. - Ger many, Austria, Ireland and Russia, natives of which made more than 55 per cent of the country's total foreign born population 10 years ago. showed heavy losses in the number of their natives in the United States during the last 10 years, census bureau sta tistics show
 These losses aggregated almost two million and are believed to have been due largely to the world war.
 German born showed loss of S1S,035; Austrian born a loss of 600,014, Irish born loss of 316.571 and Russian born loss of 203 7S3.
 Notwithstanding this heavy loss, the country's total foreign born pop ulation as just announced in a pre- hminarys statement ' prepared for congress. showed an increase of 35S,- l42- or 2.6 per cent, the total number of foreign born being 13,703.9S7. The Increase is believed to have been the smallest both in number and per centage ever recorded for any decade. In the previous decade, 1900-f0 the increase was 3,174,610, or POT per cent
 Germany led as the country of birth of the foreign born in the United otdteS 1V ytdIS dSO WlIn d IOIdI O1 more than 2,500,00O and still leads al though the number is reduced to 1,6S3.31S.
 The standing of other countries in the foreign born population of the United States has changed some what from 10 years ago. Italy has taken second place from Russia with an increase of 264,333 in the 10 years and a total for 1920 of 1,607,35s
 Russia has taken third place from Ireland. but showed a decrease of 203,7S3. Natives of Russia in the United States number 1,3S9,999.
 Poland has gone into fourth place, which was occupied by Italy, with an increase of 195.0s9, bringing her total to 1.1S9,57S-
 Ireland. which has shown decreas- es in each decade since 1890, had larger decrease during the last decade than in any previous one, the loss having been 316 I'll. The total num- in 1920 was 1,035,6S0. rating that country fifth.
 Canada showed a decrease of 87, 501 in the 10 years and dropped from fifth to sixth place Total Canadians number 1,117,135.
 Persons born in England numbered S12,414. which was decrease of 65.- 305 in the 10 years. England ranked seventh.
 Sweden continued to hold eighth place with a total of 624,759, a de- crease of 40,448.
 Austria with second largest nu- merical loss of any country during the 10 years dropped into ninth place from the sixth position. The de- crease in the number of her natives in the United States was 600,014. Aus tria's total natives in the United States number 574,959
 The number of Mexican born in- creased more than 100 per cent dur ing the ten years. bringing her total to 476,676-
 Hungary. with total of 397,0S1, showed a decrease of 9S,528.
 Norway showed a decrease of 4O.- 270. bringing her total down to 363,- 59s.
 Scotland, with a total of 254.4S2, showed a decrease of 6.594.
 Denmark had an increase of 7,402, bringing her total to f89.051.
 Greece showed an increase of "A 419. bringing her total to 175,7O1.
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Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
COUNTY GALWAY
 SCENE OF LONG DRAWN BAT TILE
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DUBLIN. April 24.-Fightiug which lasted I2 hours. is reported from Maam Cross, county Galway. Four teen policemen today went in search of a republican flying column. which was found entrenched near the home of Patrick O'Malley. member of par lament
 In a prolonged engagement, a con- table was killed and sergeant was wounded. Later police endorsements arrived with machine guns. The reb- els fled to the hills, taking their wounded with them.
 In the vicinity of the fighting the police say they found arms and ann munition and beds for 40 persons. Two neighboring houses that had been used for ambuscades, were burned to the ground by the police. Simultaneously raids by republicans on S2 postoffices and the capture of 47 registered and 1889 ordinary let ters was reported
 Two constables were wounded sat urday night night by bonmbs in Linn erick
 A large number of bombs and a quantity of ammunition were found in stables near Wellingford road, a high class residential quarter of Dub lin Four police barracks were at tackled Saturday night In Ardee, Cambough. Armangh and Queens town The barracks at Queenstown. which recently were vacated, was de- ssrOyed
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
CONGRESS WILL TAKE UP PEACE RESOLUTION AS BUSINESS
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WASHINGTON, April 24 The Knox peace resolution. tariff, immi grafton. agricultural relief and appro priatior bills will be before congress this week.
 The peace resolution, according to leaders plans, is to be reported out tomorrow by the foreign relations committee with the view of begin ming debate Tuesday. Its adoption within a week or 10 days by the sen ate is expected by Republican leaders. A similar measure is to be introduced tomorrow in the house. Leaders have planned to hold up the house meas ure, however, until the senate acts on the Knox resolution.
 The week in the, senate also prom ises to witness progress of the emer- gency tariff and immigration exclu sion bills. The former is to be re- ported out of the finance committee for debate after disposal of the peace resolution.
 The imm igration bill. passed by the house last week. is to be received to- morrow by the senate and taken up by the immigration committed Lead CTS plan to have 1t passed by the end of the week.
 Disarmament is to be taken up to- morrow by the house foreign affairs committee in connection with resolu- tions designed to bring about an in ternational disarmament conference Secretary Hughes and other cabinet officials are to be called during the committees hearings.
 The army and navy appropriations bills which failed during the last tcongress are to be pressed soon in the house. The latter will be brought up this week.
 Fore5gn loans are to be considered tomorrow by the senate Judiciary committee.
 Many nominations, including those of the railway labor board, and major and brigadier generals nominated re- gently, are to be disposed of this week by the senate
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
Alleged Slayer
 Of 2 Detectives
 Dying Ir, Omaha
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(Republican A. P. Leased Wire1
 OMAHA, Neb., April 24.-With two bullets in his chest and his right leg broken in three places, Frank Seward, said by Omaha police to be wanted for the nur- der of two railroad detectives at Toledo, Ohio, was still alive against his own expressed wishes tonight.
 Seward shot himself after his leg was broken early Sunday morning in a leap from the fourth floor of a local hotel in attempt ing tc evade police detectives who entered his hotel room to ar rest him on the Toledo complaint. He admits he is the man sought but denies his guilt, saying that Arthur Foley of Omaha, who was caught, turned states evidence and "framed" him. Seward says he has a divorced wife and small son in Detroit His second wife, Mrs. lucille Seward, is also under arrest here and is being held on a technical charge for investiga- ton.