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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
WHITE GETS l5 YEARS
FOR BREAKING INTO
]. ]. RASKOB'S HOME
Negro Thief Given Substantial
Sentence and a Good Lee
ture by Judge Rice.
MANY PLEADED GUILTY TODAY

Richard White. a Negro. charged with
tGe.4klng and entering me home Of
John j. Raskob. At Claymnnt, was sen
f"nced 70 il years imprisonment and
- lashes. by Judge Rice al the plead
i-uIty" ssesion of the Court Of General
sessions today. White pleaded guilty
Substantial sentences were imposed
Hftvn other defendants Twelve pleaded
guilty
Judge Rice, whose home II At Clay
-eft. remarked in imposing sentence
f..st there had been numerous rob
1-.l"S IN that vicinity prior IL Whites
:t.r.>t. and since he has been IL custody
fa.ie has been 4 marked decrease
~ h.tc was formerly employed bv a1r
l.askob as a valet but was discharged
hen he was suspected Of stealing
After his discharge the Easkob resi-
drnCe was broken into on December IS
and about 1925 stolen. on January 3.
The house was again entered and S340
1len. Following this robbery a buzzer
stem was installed with the result
1aa- White was detected when he
lroke into the house on February /
William u. Bell. Negro, with two
eEarEes of breaking and entering
:. GaIust him. was sentenced TO three
ears imprisonment. TO receive ten
Iashes. pay restitution and costs Bell
MAS charged with breaking and enter
< the carriage factory OF :. r. Cooling
cr January 15 and a building near Third
- Lombard street on January g
Other Heavy Penalties.
Heavy penalties were imposed in
number Of other cases. the additional
sentences being as follows.
George Gross colored larceny of q
horse from John T. Wilson. two years
md 10 lashes; James Pryor. colored
,arrying a weapon, six years Fred
.<hafer. enioezzIement of 225 s bailee
.rom AIiliard North. one year and 800
tire. Levi Smith, colored. for taking
fztures from ST. James I A NJ. r
Church. two years and a half Edward
Harris. stealing shoes and trousers from
oliver and Owls Wing. two years;
Poke Carney. colored. larceny Of trou-
A.rs from Nathan Feinbcrg's store. two
ears and u lashcs, Joseph g. Straley.
tor stealing FIVE gallons Of alcohol from
,hc L. S. j. Co, nine months: Louisa
I.nulder. colored. theft Of clothing from
Alva Thomas. one yeal; Walter STRAIT
ton. colored. larceny of bicycle from
Walter Missimcr. case referred TO Pro
IatIon Officer Oliver for a report at the
March term: Clarence Ely. colored,
larceny 81 SI0.25 from sophia Lund,
colored, four months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

Closing out our business this week.
Big reductions. one-quarter TO one-haf
of. Cash or terms, Pianos, players and
monographs. Afford Piano Co. 2l0 w.
Ninth street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

Closing out our business this week.
Big reductions one-quarter TO one-half
off. Cash or terms. Pianos. players
and monographs. Afford Piano Co. 20
w Ninth street.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Amn.nmenL. r.nL.lL

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

Tasty iuncheons for shoppers, Tea
Balcony, Smith 4 Strevig 919 Market
sereet-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

Safe milk means healthy children.
Call 1910 or 154l. The Clover Dairy
Co--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

Washington Feb. - Enactment by-
Congress q i !aw declaring that labor
orga nizationS are not copartner>hIps
ard shall not be - treated III .aR DR.
IN equity is demanded bv arganized
labor IN a declaration OF principles
Continued on page 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

htlEh tide this uuN rlIfuk
uigh eide this Afternoon
low tide this maruiue
low tide tonight
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30

Narcotic Sc ma Glas Svobode!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
NEZMOTLJIVI AMERISKI
PAPEz.

Wilbur Glenn Voliva liz Zion
Cityja poskrbi cd casa do casa, ola
nj predolgoeasno Ameriki, On Je
ovrgel ze vSe znanstvene teoriJe
''Porazil" je ze hudobne znan-
stvenike, ki zatrjujejo, da Sc zem-
liza vrti okoli svoje osi. Zdaj Sc j
sprawl mad Newtonovo teorijo c
ocivlaGnosti zemlje ali zakonu gra-
vitacije.
On pravi, da je najveeja neum'
most ma svetu verjeti, da padejo
stvari il zraka ma zemljo, ker jih
slednja potegne k sebi. "Take
stvari nj" je rekel, "vse kar trdi-
10 takozvani znanstveniki, Je
Chunk. Ce Sc kako stvar vrze Y
zrak, ne pade nazaj zato, ker ga
zemlja pritegne k sebi marvee "a.
to, ker je tezia cd zraka."
Mr.. Voliva tudi sveto zatrJuJe.
da zemlja nj okrogla kot Sc splos-
no misli nego ploSeata kot svicar-
ski sir.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
VRoC DAN.

VGerajSnji dan, devetindvajseti
september, je bill najbolj vroe sep
temberski dan V zadnjih dvajsetih
letih V Chicagu. Oh Stirih popOl-
dan je toplomer kazal sc stopinj
V senci. Zve6er je sledila nevihta
in mnOgo nizkO lezecih stanOvanj
ma severni Strani mesta je bilo po-
plavljenih vodo. Y cerkev "Kra-
lice angeljev" ma 1920 n. West
ern Ave. je udarila strela, H je pO-
vzroGila ogenj, ki pa je bill .kmalu
pogaSen.
Tudi V New Yorku so imeli to-
pei dan. VremenSki opazovalee
pravi, da je bill to "a New York
naitoplejSi septemberski dan "a,
dniih sedemintridesetih letih. O.
poldan je kazal toplomer 81 sto-
pinj V senci.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
APPEL MA DELAVSKE LISTE

IzvrSevalni odbor mednarodne
uniie izdelovalcev smodk je izdal
ma delavske liste sledeci APPEL: Ia,
govorniki odprte delavnice so pri-
dno ma delu "a razbitje nase orga-
nizacije. Najvecja nevarnost tlcl
V tenn ker je mnogo delavcev brez
della. Vemo, da mas ne moreJo uni
Giti, lahko pa ako ne bono Ma stra
Ii oslabe naSo organizacijo. S te-
ga staliSca apeliramo ma vse DELAY
sko casopisje, da maj V svojih ko-
Jonah citateljem priporoca vednc
uniiski izdelek. Delavci maj vednc
in povsod zahtevajo smodke in du
han z unijsko znamko IN odlocne
odklanjajo vse izdelke ki so izde
lani V ,odprtih delaynicah. Ce bi ST
vsi delavci drzali tega navodlla
potem bi bill mas boi lahak in hre
penenje po odprti delavnici bi hi
tro izginilo V tistih vrstah, V kate
rih ga danes z vsemi danimi sred
stvi priporocajo. Ma delavcih j
Ilezece kako Sc bo ia BOZ koncal il
| ker raGunamo ma zavednost delav
stva zato smo trdno prepricani, di
bo nasa proSnja naSla med delav
stvom najboljSi odmev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
$4,000 DRUzINSKIH OCETOV v
IOWI BREZ della.

Des Moines, Iowa. = Governor
Kendall je izdal proglas, ola je V
Iowi $4,000 druzinskih ocetov
brez della in je doloeil oktober L.
kot dan, da maj Sc brezposelnim
kolikor mogoce pomaga. S progia.
81 in miloscino Sc delavcem zelc
malo pomaga. Javna della in dobra
plaza, dasiravno so lie reformiStic
mega znacaja, so stvari, i DELAY
Gem pomagajo. Dokler bodo ia
problem reSeyali govorancami IL
papirnatimi proglasi, toliko casi
bo brezposelnost stalni COST V Gle
lavskih domovih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
ZENA MORA PLACEVATI
ALIMONY.

Marshalltown, Iowa. = 10 Sc je
Frank Jones locil cd syoje hude
zene, je zahteval da mu mora ona
placevati sto dolarjev alimonija,
to je, razporocne odskodnine. Do
bill je kot je zahteval.
Jones je prisel S svojo zeno v
Marshalltown IL Milwaukee. Ona
je bila pred poroko Miss Mamie
Vincent IL Evanstona, Ill. dokaj
bogatih starsev. Dokler sta bila o,
ba revna, nj bilo hudega V njunem
zakonu, toda odkar je zena pode-
dovala 100000 dolarjev, Sc je vse
spremenilo.
Solznih oei je izpovedal ma sodi-
Scu, da je moral vsako jutro usta-
ii, skuhati zajutrek, pomesti, po-
ravnati postelje it'd. &c Sc je upi-
raj je dobra zenica yzela V roke
konjslSi bic in ga nabiksala, da je
bill yes pisan. To je trajalo ze emo
leto, to je liza casa, ko je podedo-
vala omenjeno fatalno svoto.
Ubogi Jones! &c bi Sc kaj casa
ostala skupaj, bi moral Sc roditi in
z lastnim mlekom dojiti otroke!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
STAR zENIN.

Pariz. = Zaro Constantinople ki
ie star 146 let in Sc ga smatra I'd
najstarejSega cloveka ma svetu sc
je tukaj porocil z mladim 25letnim
turskim dekletom. To je re nJego-
va cetrta zena.
Faro, ki je poznan pod pseudo
imenom "Kralj zivljenja" je bill
zaposlen 90 let kot ulicni porter.
To sluzbo ie pustil ko je bill star
10 let in emo leto pozneje Je 20
pet prevzel sluzbo kot porter V
municijski tovarni, katero sluzbo
Sc vedno opravlJa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
TIFON JE DIVJAL PREKO
JAPONSKE.

TOKYO, Japonska, %. sept. =
Wee sto oseb ie bilo ubitih po sill
mem tifonu, ki je divjal preko cen
tralnega della Japonske in Sc osre-
dotoeil ma Nagoja, ma otoku Hon,
do, kier so veliki valovi unieevali
poljske pridelke in podirali hist
prebivalstva. Ve6 parnikov je po-
topljenih in veliko stevilo mornar-
jev Sc pogresa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
vsE cvETE v WIscoNsINU

GAINESVILLE, Wis. = liz vseh kra-
lev tega della drzave prihajajo po-
roGila o nenavadnem fenomenu
katerega je povzrocilo nenavadn1
topic septembersko vreme. Span
ski bezeg je zaeel cvesti, jablana
cvetejo, jagode cvetejo in vrtnice
so zacele napravljati move cveto-
We. Psenica in rz rasteta, .kakor ola
i pomlad. Ljudje ne vedo pomai-
ii, kdaj so videli kaj slicnega.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
Iz DEzELE LABRADOR.

Dalec ma ameflShelh ~ 'PN
daioea veGfnoma pod britlsko dr.
zavo Quebec, Sc nahaja dezela La
brador in cd tam Sc je povrml cl-
kaski Sportnik DIR. Fl. j. Mcrlan.
srY tel dezeli," pravi on, "se
dobijo najfinejse ribe ma svetu
najmrzlejso vodo in naJkrvoloc'
neiSe komarje, poleg tega pa maj
gostoljubneise ljudi ma svetu,
V Labrador Sc je napotil zadnJe,
ga julia in obplul Newfoundlan'
diio, da je dospel one zmrznJene
kraje, kjer Sc belega cloveka le
redkoma vidi,
'eSalmoni (neka vista postrvD
IN navadne postrvi so Labradoru
naiveeia in naiprijaznejsa ziva-
Iii ma svetu. Ce sem lie pomolii tr-
mex vado, so sko6ile do deset ceV'
Iliev visoko V zrak "a MIN! 70 nj
Inikaka ribiSka povest in 20 t2ka.
zem S fotografijami.
Najve6ji salmon, katerega sem
uiel ie bill dolg Al palcev dolg III
Itehtal % funtov. Toda lovom
sem Sc pe6al lie V toliko, V kollkol
smo rabbi meso "a hrano. v osta'
| lem sem lovil lie svojim fotogra'
| fiGnim aparatOm.
Nihee, kdor ne izkusi, bi ne YER
| iel. kako krvolocni so tam komar
| il. Letna temperature Sc sicer red
Ikokdai dvigne mad Stirideset sto
pini in vendar Sc kOmarji V tamo
Sniih vodah plode ma triljone. Clio
veku je lie segniti roko "a vrat
! pa iih vjame polno pest. Ako nina
Glovek vedno zavarOvanega vratt
lin obraza, izgleda kmalu kot zrteN
Grnih koz. Kri belega cloveka j
nekoliko slanejSa cd krvi domacl
nov, zato pa hocejo vsi kOmarji IL
koristiti redko priliko in Sc gostlt
ma okusnih tujcih.
! fudna stvar pri domaeinlh !
tia, da Sc nikdar ne kopljejo. SIEVE
da voda tam ie vedno ledeno mrz
| la, toda meme to nj zadrzevaLo, di
bi ne plusknil V MO vsaj enkrat n'
dan. Razume Sc, da nj mogoee lie
sti polagoma V vodo. Clovek izgu
| hi pogum, predno je do kolen vo
di. Treba je skociti naravnost no
tri neustraSeno. Skakal sem V vo
do tudi IL viSine 40 cevljev. VS.
bliznii domacini so prish craven
dd Sc naGudijo neumevni navadl
Imenovali so me carovnih ali ne
kaj slicnega. b"
V naselbini St, Anthony je bi
DIR. Morlan gost dr. Wilfrida Gren
fella. ki naGeluje tamoSnjih zdrav
l.;Sh misiji. Pomagal mu je pri o
peraciiah, katere so morali vrSit
vedno maskami zoper komarj'
ma obrazih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
NOV zRAKoPLovNI REKoRD

Dayton, Ohio, %. sept. - Poro-
enik John A. MacReady je danes
ma McCook polju napravil svetov.
nj rekord "a polet V visino. Dvig-
nil Sc je mad zemljo 10000 cevljev
visoko in sicer V ravno istem leta-
lu, ma katerem je dosedanji najyi-
Sji rekord = $3.50 cevljev > ma
pravil V februarju lansko leto le-
talec Rudolf G. Schroeder.
Porocnik MacReady je bill v
zraku emo uro in sedeminstirideset
minut. In skoro yes ia cas- je pora-
bill "a dviganje navzgor. Ko je do
segel visino $4,000 cevljev je bill O.
koli MEGA tax mraz, da Sc je ma
kisikovih tenkih zacel delati led,
toda nj hotel jenjati nego Sc je
dvigal visje in visje, dokler nj
stroj odpovedal, potem je polago-
ma zdrsnil proti zemlji.
Kisikovi tenki MISC hoteli vec
dovajati pilotu potrebnega kisika,
ko Sc je ma njih nabral led. Ce bi
ne incl "a ia slucaj posebnimi
nadomestnimi zalogami kisika. Ce
bi tega ne napravil, bi zmanjkalo
potrebnega zraka, cesar posledica
bi bila, da bi trescil 2 letalom pro-
ii zemlji.
MacReady Sc je oblekel V tezke
kozuhovinaste plaSce bolj skrbno
kot ce bi odhajal sredi ZINE ma Sc
verni tecaj. Incl je posebne vrste
oGala, ma katerih Sipe so bile IL ia
Ike vrste celulojda, ola Sc ma Nth
mi nabiral led in mu je cato bilO
1lraogoee imeti 6isto vizijo. Ma gla-
ri je nosil moGno celado, docim Je
bila njegova obleka vsa prepreze-
na elektricno resistencno zico, da
ga je grela.
/ Centrifugalen zracni kompre-
SCI, katerega je operirala turbina
IA plin, je napravil tako visok po-
! l|let2mogee. Tnrbina je dobival svo-
-,,jo moe IL izbruhajocega pima IL
cilindrov motorja. Namen kom-
:presorja je bill, ola je dovajal V
strojev karburator ravno tako
COST zrak kot Sc nahaja neposred-
no mad morsko povrsino. Zrak v
taxi viSini je namreG tako redek;
da bi nikakor ne mogel zadoseati
"a napravo prave mesanice gaso-
Ilinovim plinom, radi cesar bi eks-
plozije motorjevih cilindrih ne
bile mogoce in konsekventno mo.
tor bi ne deloval.
MacReady nj tako hudo trpel
Ia poletu kot lansko leto Schroe-
der. Slednjemu so visini zmrz-
nile oci in preslab pritisk zraka je
tako hudo ueinkoval ma njegovo
srce, da je moral takoj po konca
mem poletu V bolnisnico, kJer je
lezal tri mesece predno jeNokre-
val.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
AMERISA MORNARICA Sc
VRNE DOMOV.

Milan, Italia. = Bojne ladj'
Zdruzenih draw, ki so patroliral'
ma Jadranskem morju od kar j
bilo podpisano premirje, Sc vrne
10 domov V Ameriko Sc ia teden
V razliGnih pristaniseih OBJ dalma
tinskem obreziu je skladiscif
mnogo ameriskega blaga in po
trebSccin, katere so re priceli nala
gait ma ladje, da odpeljejo prot
.domu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
LOUISIANSKI SENAT HOCE
VINO IN PIVO.

Baton Rouge, La. = Senat dr.
zave Louisiana je danes sprejel
resolucijo, katero prosi kongres,
da modificira Volsteatov akt fp
dovoi izdelovati ter prodajati lah-
ka vina in pivo. Senat je odglaso-
val "a resolucijo $ 26 glasovi proti
13. gy
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
PoTREs v LOS ANGELEsU.

Los Angeles, Cal, 90 sept.
Danes zjutraj ie lahek potres sire
sci mesto Los Angeles ia oplasil
liekatere. Tresenie zemlje je ira
jalo samo nekai trenutkov in III
napravilo nikake skode.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-09-30
v NEMCIJI PRETI PANIKA,
RADI PADANJA VREDNO-
STI MARKE.

Berlin. %. sept. = Izjava kan,
celaria Wirtha, da bO NemclJa
bankrotirala, ee bo prisiljena pla'
cati nadalinih tisoe milJonov
mark V zlatu, je povzroGia magic
padanje vrednosti nemskega de-
maria. Prebivalstvo je ma robu pa
nike.
V teku kratkih Sest tednov Je
vrednost nemSke marke padla "a
celih sedemdeset odstOtkov, DE,
narna zadeva in ne politiena ali
industrijelna kriza je, kar ustyar-
ia najvecjo skrb V Nemeiji. Mno-
90 vzrokov je "a tako ogromen
nolom V denarni valuti, tOda STIR
ie so, Ei so najvaznejSi:
1. Vladno kupovanje tujih vred,
nostnih papirjev, dO6im Sc proved
tiska papirnatega denarja,
?. Ker Sc nj izvedlo drasticnega
davnega programa, katerega je
pokoini Malta Ezberger prvl
predlozil in ki ga je stal cato NV
Iienie cd roke ekStremistoV all
konservativnih agentOv.
3. Blazno spekuliranje V Berll-
nu in New Yorku in izguba zaupa-
mia nemSki denar, katero - kot
praviio lokalni strokovnjaki = je
pripisati deloma ljudsh psiholo-
gill in je donesla skoro paniko,
4. NemSka izguba trgovSke
mornariee in kolonij, kar direktno
ueinkuje ma eksportno trgovlno IN
vrednost denarja,
FinanGna Situacija je postala
najrazburjenejSi predmet V Mem
eli in vsi isti Sc bavijo ma dolgo
in Siroko MO. Med ljudstvo VISTA
ia ieza proti Spekulantom. Beri-
ner Zeitung zahteya, da Sc MAJ ta-
koi aretira borzne hijepe IN Sc Jih
voStavi pred sodiS6e sd Ess,ss~a.
lie proti domovini. Pokazano Je bl-
10, da so ii denarni grabezi poda-
iaIi napaena poroGila neWyOrSklm
bankiriem in tako uplivali zlO ma
denarno izmenjavo. Ker re vlada
kontrolira brezzi6ni brzOjav, Sc 81
Ii, da Sc maj Spekulante aretira In
zapre.
Kompletno izpohjenje, to je,
pla6anje voine od$kodnine bo eko-
-nomi6no "a svet slabSe kOt "a
NemGijo samO, ie rekel rekOn-
strukeijski minister Fathenau V
.svoji adresi pred narodno indu,
striisko zvezo MonakOvem. Ra-
thenau je izjavil, da je "bOljSe "a
NemGijo, &c vrze papirnate miljar-
de mas gospOdarski strOj, kakOr
pa dvisati vrednost dolarjev ku-
p,yanjem dolarjev," "
Berlin, % sept. - Neodvina
soeijalistiena stranka je predlOhla
danes drzavnem zbOru predlogo,
katere eilj ie pomesti z vsemi O.
stanE mOnarhisticne NemGije.
Glavne kavzule predloge dolo-
Gaio. da Sc vso lastnino bivSega
cesaria Viljema in bivSih nemskih
princev - bodisi druzinsko ali
privatno = kOnfiScira. Use civil
ne in vojaSke funkcijonarje, H so
monarhisti6nega preprieanja ali ki
mirno dopuSeajo monarhisticne
manifestaeiie ali Sc nOeejO pridru-
ziti k republiki, odstavi brez po-
kojnine. Dale, da Sc nemSkim vo-
jakom ne dovoG nOsiti Orozja IL
vzemSi aktivni Sluzbi.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
MUCH ACTIVITY
 AT COURT HOUSE

Tomorrow. and the balance of the week will see much activity at the county court house. A session of the Supreme Court of Eerrors comes in for hearing appeals in Fairfield and New Haven county cases, there being eight in Fairfield county, and the un- usually large number of 34 from New Haven. Present plans call for the nearing of arguments in the New Haven county cases first
 In Superior court Judge John P. Kellogg will continue tomorrow the April session, while Judge John E. Keeler will open at the same time, an additional April session.
 While these are being heard Judge John J. Walsh will conduct the cases in Common Pleas court, without a jury. Busy times are also ahead for Referee in Bankruptcy John Keogh, for several new petitions. the first in the month. were filed this morning, and other hearings are scheduled, be- s ginning today.
 The first two cases listed for Su- perior court on the regular docket are divorce actions that promise to be hotly contested. One is that of John F. White, Greench, against Bertha C. White, Mt. Vernon, MN. Y.; the other Samuel D. Brooks against Lizzie Maude Bouton Brooks, both of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
STATE OFFICERS TO
 ATTEND MEETING

Many guests of honor will be pres ent at the 18th anniversary dinner to be given by the local chapter of the Elias Howe, Jr.. Women's Relief corps at the Business and Profes- sional Women's club on Friday even ing.
 Among those planning to attend are: Mrs. Inez Jamieson Bender, of Stamford, national president, Mrs. Gertrude Westervelt of Hartford, de- partment president, Mrs. Rose May, of Meriden, department senior vice preside ent, and Mrs. Cordelia Blake man, of Shelton, past-department president.
 Following the roll call there will be several interesting addresses made by these women and music will be played during the dinner.
 Officers of the local chapter which is comprised of 115 active members include: Mrs. Edith Dixson, presi- dent; Mrs. Fora Booth, senior vice president: Mrs. Daisy Barstow, jul nior vice president; Miss Flora c. Warriner, secretary; Mrs. Grace L. Wedge. treasurer, and Mrs. Lucy Gar ner, chaplain. Miss Sara Boudren is taking charge of the affair for Friday evening"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
:. B. McNamara
 Dies At His Home

Timothy B. McNamara, for g years in the market business in Bridgeport, died yesterday at his home, 119 Vine street. His place of business was 1141 Park avenue. He >Eas a member of the Park City coun- 7sSl, Knights Of Columbus. and the ancient Order of United Workmen. He is survived by his widow, two sons, T. Erwin and Walter J.; four brothers. William B., Thomas J. and Dennis F., Bridgeport, and Dr. An drew J. McNamara, Cleveland, O.; also a sister, Sister Fra Regina, of the Sisters of Mercy convent, Hart ford.
 Funeral, Wednesday morning, a t g from the home and at 9:30 from St. Augustine's church ,fnternent in st. MichaeFs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
WADE APPEAL
 UP THIS WEEK

The appeal of Eiwood B. Wade, sentenced to be hung May 20 for the murder of George F. Nott, will be heard during the session of the Su- preme Court of Errors, that com mences tomorrow. It is probable that the Wade appeal will be reached be- fore late in the week. Homer s. Cummings and E. Earle Garlick will make the arguments for the state and Judge w. H. Comley. Jr., and Fred erick E. Morgan will appear for the condemned murderer. Nine reasons are assigned for the appeal all relat- ing to technical law points. A docu- ment of 90 printed pages makes up the record of appeal. Unless special arrangement are made the New Ha- ven county cases will come first dur ing the session. There are 34 listed from New Haven county.
 Other important appeals of local interest are those of the compensa- ton case of Alice L. Burrell. widow of Cornelius, against the City of Bridgeport. The full amount was originally awarded the plaintiff by Commissioner E. T. Buckingham Frank Miranti, Jr., will appeal the non-suit in his twice tried case against Lydia R. Gallo for damages.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
UNEMPLOYMENT
 SITUATION IS
 MUCH IMPROVED

Improvement in the general unem- ployment situation in Bridgeport is the state labor bureau. The report is theS tate labor bureau The reort is based on figures furnished by the five free employment bureaus in Con necticut, and shows that Bridgeport is far behind New Haven and Water bury in the number of applicants for work, in the applications for assist ance, and also in the number of posi- tions secured for applicants
 The figures follow:
 Applications for work New Ha- ven. 1,121; Waterbury. T16; Bridge port, 7O3; Norwich, 6S5; Hartford, 541
 Applications for help: Hartford, 4S5; New Haven, S31; Bridgeport, 4S6; Waterbury. 399; Norwich, 565; total, 2,766.
 Situations secured: Hartford, 3S1; New Haven. 716; Bridgeport, 45Q; Waterbury, 3s2; Norwich, 565; total, 2,494 .
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
EIGHT CONTEST
 ENO'S WILL

William T Eno of saugatuck. is one of the eight contestants of the will of his brother. the late Amos F. Emo, the New York millionaire. Enc, who died October, 1915, be queathed s7,5OO,OOO of his estate of s13,OoO,0o0 to Columbia University, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other institutions. and left his relatives but s4,6OO.OO0. The will is being contested on the ground that he was suffering from senile demen- tia and did not possess the mental capacity to make a will.
 Eight relatives, including MT Enc, of Saugatuck, and Mrs. Antoinette Emo Wood of Simsbury, have sue ceeded in securing an order from the Appellate division of the New York Supreme court for a new trial.