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Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
TRGOVINA z RUSIJO 30 PO
MAGALA AMERISKIM FAR
MARJEM.

Cambridge, Mass, ). aprlla. =
Organizacija, kooperacija in pra-
wilma uporaba trgovskih metod ter
zavarovanje kmetijskih interesov
tako kot so druge industrije zava-
rovane, je Sugestiral senator Ladd
IL Severne DakOte. kot "a pomot
reSitve farmarskega problema, ko
ie govoril sinoGi ma Harvard uni
il.
Senator Ladd, govorec l5Otim
zastopnikom liberalnih klubov III
dvajsetih kolegijev in miverz, Jc
oznaGil kmetijski problem "a ma
rodni problem in GA analizlral Y
pOdrObnOStih.
On pravi, da narod prosperira
ali pada tenn oziru V sorazmerJu
kot naraStajo ali padajO dohodkl
farmarja.
"Produkcijo bi bilo treba pove'
Gati'', je rekel Gin pred vsem bi
bilo treba pripoznati pravice Ru'
size, Ola bi Sc odprla trgovina Z
MO namesto, da pade slednJa vsa
v roke Anglije.
''Vprasam, Ge smO kot narod bi
Ii poSteni samim seboj V naSem
umevanju in postopanju ruSklm
liudstvom in njihOvim poskusa
MEM organizirati Waldo ljudstva
in "a ljudStvO.
Morali bi prenehati biti V vojn.
Y NemGijo i'll pomagati ustvarltl '
.njej trg "a naSe kmetijske prldeL
Ike ter il pomagati, ola sama posta
me produktivna dezela.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
.BOLGARI BODO POSTAVILI
svoJE PoVZROCITELJE
VoJNE PRED SODISCE.

Sofia, 30. marca. = Bolgarskl
parliament je dvetretjinskO vecl-
no odobrl obtoznico >proti bolgar-
skemu miniStrstvu, kateremu ma
Geluie Vasil Radoslavov. Obtoznl-
ca Sc glasi, da je ministrstvo "a
krivilo, da ie Bolgarska vstopiIa V
vojno proti ententi.
Clani tega ministrstva so bib
pred viSjim sodiScem. Vsi obtozen-
ci izjemo Radoslavova, ki Je zbe-
zal IL Bolgarije, Sc nahajajo V je-
Gi re emo leto. Parliament je dlrek-
trial, ola sodiSGe talloj zaene sod
bO.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
oPOJNE MELONE.

Burlington, Colo, 4. apriia. =
IF. II. Chanlear je naprayil pogod-
DO S tremi zemljiSkimi AGENT, Ga
bo "a vsakega ma enem akru ZEN
lie prideloval "opojne ang1TJe
ali rdeGe vodne melone, ki bodo
vsebovale alkohol. Chanlear bo
prejel en- dollar "a vsako melono,
XII bo vsebovaIa wee nego III od-
stotkov alkohOla.
Kadar bo vsaka melona yzraSt-
la do polovice. bo Chanclear na-
pravil V MO luknjo ter vlozil no
tri posebne vrSte droz ali kvasa,
XII je niegova posebna iznajdba,
Oni del. katerega Sc izreze IL me-
lone Sc potem dene lepo nazaj, "a
lepi voSkom in lepo obveze Me
Iona raste dalje.
Kvas ali drOzje zatnc takoJ de
loyati Ma sadni sladkor, ki Sc ma
haia V vsaki meloni, V notranJo-
sti sadu nastane neke vrSte lupe,
ME, ki spreminia sladkor V alko-
hol. Slednji ne Skoduje niti MAJ
mani sadu pac pa mu pomaga ra-
sti z neverjetno hitrostio.
Tako, Ge Sc smemo zanesti ma to
poroGilo bono prihodnjih letih
iedli buGe in prepevali po cestah
kot Skerjanci in Sc pozvizgali ma
vse pravoverne prohibicijoniste.
Zivijo buee!
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
NAsMEH DECKA JE vREDEN
$2O,000.00.

Kansas City, Kans. - Ma tukaj-
sniem okroznem sodiseu je porota
doloeila, da je nasmeh decka vre-
den 10000 dolarjev, katere Sc be
izplacalo trinajstletnemu Jamesu
Godfreyu. Deeek je zlezel ma ore
hovo drevo, da bo trgal orehe. -
Skozi vcje drevesa je sla elektric-
ma. zzica z 2300 volti elektricne sile
Decek Sc je dotahnil zice levc
stranjo obraza in bill pri tenn moe
no obzgan. Opeklina je zapustila
na obrazu nelepo brazgotino. Cd
skodnino mu bo izplacala Kansas
City Power and Light druzba.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
ZRAKOPLOVSTvo v FRANCE
il PRVO MA SVETU.

Pariz, 4. marca. = ' konkor st
tiee zrakoplovstva je FranclJa pr
va pred vsemi dezelami ma svetu
To je izpovedal zrakoplovsh pod
tainik Eynae senatu, ko Je raz-
pravlia avijacijskem proraeu-
nu.
V podporo svOje izjave je citl-
raj zraGno sluzbo med Parizom IN
Brusslem, XII redOma DELUXE vsak
dan in prenaSa potnike. Kmalu sc
bo ustanovilo zracne "proge
med Parizom in Amsterdamom
Parizom, Strasbourgom in Prago
Zadnio crto Sc bo pOdaljSalo Sc '
Warsavo, Toulouse in Rabat. lie
tala bodo plula po tel erti Stirl,
krat ma teden. Y Carigradu Sc be
ustanovilo veliko zraeno pristanl-
See.
NJ. Eynac ie primal, da dohod-
ki do sedai ne pokrivajo stroSkov
toda tudi temu Sc bo dalo polago-
ma odpomoei.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
Karol mora z ogrske, &c ne b. vojna.

BudapeSta, 4. aprila. Brzo
javka IL Steinmangera naznanJa,
ola bo KaroI HabsburslI Odpoto-
val torek nazaj njegovo pride
zalisee V Svici,
Praga. Cehoslavija, 4. aprila. =,
V ultimatumu, katerega so vceraJ
poslale Ogrski Cehoslavija, Jugo-
slaviia in Romunija, Sc kot Je u
meti grozi pretrganJem vseh
zvez, Ge ne. bo Karol odSel IL Ogr
ske do torka zve6er. V ultimatum
ie reGeno tudi, da Sc bo istocasno
zacelo vojaSkimi operaciJaml
proti Ogrski.
Dunai, 4. aprila. = Bivsi cesar
karol je zahteval move pogoJe od
budapeStanske Wade predno zapu,
sti Ogrsko in situacija danes le
resnejsa nego je bila do sedaj IL
"a casa njegovega povratka.
Veliko Stevilo politicnih vodite'
| Iljev ie priSlo Steinmanger IL
stopilo ma njegovo stran. karol j
radi tega postal pogumen in lzJa,
vii. ola ne zapusti Ogrske tolikc
casa dokler ga narodni zbor ne IL
voli "a kralja in mu poleg tega IL
placa dohodke, katere je pref pre-
jemaI pod imenom "civilna llsta
Zraven tega hoce imeti izplacane
vse dohodke njegovih posesteN
ma Ogrskcm, katera je lastovala
vlada cd casa, ko je on pobegni
V Svico.
Obisk od strani Stefana Rakov
skyga, predsednika ogrskega ma.
Erodnega zbora, je bill najbrz odlo
GiIni faktor ojaGenju Karolove
ga omagujocega sklepa.
! Predsednik je baje izjavil, ds
| bo sklical narodni zbor Stein
mangeru, da izvoli Karola "a ogr
skega kralja.
&c DO TO izvrSeno, zagotavlJS
Karol, potem ie pri volji imenova
ii Horthyja "a regenta nakar b
Sc povrnil V Svico, kjer bi poea
llal boil primernega casa "a vrnl
| itev ma Ogrsko.
Karol je sedai zbral okoi seb'
DR.. Gratza, zunanjega ministra
! gen. Pavla Hegedus, li je desns
roka admirala Horthyja in Sc ve'
drugih voditeljev stare ogrskt
dvorske politiGne skupine, Danes
ie baie obiskal Karola grof Tele
ky.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05

Karol priznava, ola je porabil
YES svoj denar V svojem posled-
Injem pustolovstvu, ola dobi naza.
prestol, medtem Sc pa zbirajo oh
meji cete male entente pripravlje-
ne udariti, ce sc karolovi zahtevi
ugodi.
Use skupaj bi bill smesen PRIOR
Ge bi ne obstajala nevarnost preo
novimi nemiri V osrednji Evropi
Karol tzagotavlja, ola ina "a Sc
boj armada $4,000 moz ne vStevS
nerednih Get generala Leharja. &C
je to res, tedaj je Horthy brcz mo
ci in zamore Sc le zanasati ns
dvomljivo zvestobo svoje budapes
i tansle garnizije.
Edino dejstvo, ki brani Karolu
da bi korakal takoj mad Budapes
je pripravljenost Ceske, Jugosla
vie in Romunije, Xxi bi V taken
slutaju takoi zacele vojaSkim
! akcijam
Medtem casom pripravlja Av
strija Karolu pot "a povratek
Svico in je uredila vse podrobno
sti potovanja. Budapest je spreJe
.naGrt Avstrije in je sedaj odvisel
tod Karola.
Budapest, 4. aprila. = Vojask
svet republike, vStevSi stiridese
Gastnikov najvisjega stanu poo
predsedniStvom Horthyja, Je V so
boto zvecer razpravljal, kake ko
rake mai bi Sc podvzelo Z oziron
Ina navzoGnost bivSega ogrskeg;
! llralja Karola.
/ Mnogo govorjenja je povzrocil'
vprasanje kako bi Sc karola PR
siIilo, da odide, kajti, je receno
roben Madzar Sc ga he bo hote
uotakniti. &c bi Sc ga odpravllo
pomoGjo nemadzarskih Get potion
sile. ki utegnilo Bovzrociti razza
licnje narodnega ponosa.
! Karol ie vceraj izjavil svojem,
ckolisu V Steinamangerju, da n
p1i volji zapustiti Ogrske. Ce M
&c bo mogoce ostati V dezeli so
krali. tedaj Sc hoie naselitl V ne
kot privaten drzavljan.
V konmentiraniu naznanila biv
Sc@a monarha je izjavil grof an
drassy:
'Bojim Sc, da Sc bo kralJ z&'au
Ill tn dalje casa kot bo dobro Z;
mega in niegovo dinastijo."
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
v CHITA so KoMUNIsTI MA
CELU.

Pekin, 3. marca. = V Chita Sc
ie otvoril konstituantni zbor, ki
reprezentira ljudi vse Sibiriie
vshodno Cd jezera Baijkal. Chita
ie sedez vshodne republike.
Sestdeset delegatov Je komuni-
stow. Naslednji moean element so
zastopniki kmetov.
Kakor izjavlja volitveni komi-
tel Sc nahaja med poslanci 256
Veliko-Rusov, % Malo-Rusov ali
Ukrajincev, en- Poljak, pet zidov,
trije Litvinci, en- Estonianec, sest
Burijatov in pet naturalizlranlh
Korejcev.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
RUSIJA VABI .TUJO INDU-
STRIJO.

Pariz, A. aprila. = Ruska SOY
ietska vlada je podvzela korake
da dovoli tuiim lastnikom tovarn
v Rusiji zaeeti z obratovanjen
sledniih pod rezimom podobnim
onemu, ki je ustanovljen "a rud-
nike. To ie bilo potion brezzicne-
ga brzoiava naznanjeno IL Mos
kve.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
NEMSKO MESTO BANKE-
ROTNO.

Haag, Nizozemsko. Malo
nemsko mesto Lobejnu V bllzlnl
Halle ie prvo nemsko mesto, kl Je
bankrotiralo, pise Hague Nieuwe
Courant.
Mesto ina dolga 100000 mark
in veeina mestnih odbornikov ne
ce tega pokriti S povisanjem dav-
Eov. Nobenemu mestnemu uradln=
kn Sc nj plaGalo place.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
ZRACNI VELIKAN UNICEN

Milan, 4. aprila. = Gianni Ca
proni je izdelal velikansko poTo-
dno letalo, S katerim je namera-
val preleteti Atlantski ocean. Lee
talo ie tekom nedavnega preisku-
sevalnega poleta pablo V jezero
Maggiore. Da .ie nesreea popolna
ie letalo sedaj do zadnje treske u
nieil ogenj.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
D'ANNUNZIA HOCEJO IA
POSLANCA.

Rim, 4. aprila. = D'Annunzijo
ie prejel ponudbe cd vee okrajev,
da bi kandidiral "a poslanca Ma
prihodniih splosnih volitvah.
Ponudbe so dospele IL njegove-
ga rojstnega mesta Pescara, po-
tenn IL Rima, Trsta in nekaterih
drugih NEST.
D'Anunzio je odgovoril, da
sprejme kandidaturo le "a emo no.
viii provinc.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
PozAR v PEoRIJI.

Peoria, ILL.,. 5. aprila. = Veeraj
zvecer je zaeelo goreti napravah
Harrington Manufacturing druz-
be. Pozara Sc do danes V jutro nj
dalo ulrotiti, Sllodo Sc ceni ma
100000 dolarjev
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
BRAT GRSKEGA KRALJA
UBIT.

London, 4. apflla. NlSNl
prime Andreas, brat kralJa hon-
Stamina. je umrl "a ranami, kate
re ie dobil V grsko-turSkih boJlh
V blizini Bruse, poroea carlgraJ-
ska brzoiavka Ma Evening, Post,
Vest je priSla IL turSkih virCy'
Turk zagotavljajo tudi, da je
bill cen. VlaehapouloS, h Je poye
lieval grskim napadom ma turske
naciionalistiGne 6ete ma brusSkem
bojiScu, ubit akciji.
(Princ AndreaS je bill tretp SIN
pokojnega grSkega kralJa Jur1Ja'
Rojen je bill V Atenah ma ~. JAN
1882 in je sluzil V armad tekom
balkanslle voine leta 1919. ko Je
Konstantin letu 1917 zbezal IL
Grske, Sc ie trdilo, da poskuSa
prime Andreas zasesti prazm pre-
stol. to nakano mu je pa preprecll
Venizelos, grSki premier. Ob po-
vratku Konstantina je bil AndreaS
imenovan generalom V grSh ar,
madi in zadnji meSec je pOvelJeVal
diviziii ma 'front.' kot je bilo zatr-
jevano).
Carigrad. 4. aprila. - ' boJu
nri Eslzi-Shebr so bill Grki Od tur-
SIKH Get popolnoma pOrazeni, pra.
vi poroeilo, katero je tidal glavni
stan Mustafa Kemal paSe, trrSke-
ga nacijonalistienega TodltelJa-
Tursko poro6ilo, datirano l. a
priIa pravi, da je bitka ma Eski-
Ehehr meji, traiajoea devet dml'
konGana. Bilediik so Turk zopet
zavzeli in Grki Sc mikajo nazaJ
prot Brusi.
G1.Ski transport, spremlJanl od
boliSeviSkih topovskih GolnOv, so
izkrcali del Kara Bekirjeve arma-
de Ineboliiu. Grki poroeaJo, da
so Sc boji pri EsSi-Shebr zopet "a
cell.
Brusa, Mala Aziia, 4, aprila, =
Mnogo stotin grSlih ranjencev Je
bile pripeljanih sem; skupno ste.
vilo nj znano. Nj pOtrjeno, ola bl
Turk zaieli dve grSli diviziji, kot
ie bilo zatrjevanO.
Ozkotirna zeleznica med Muda-
MIA in Bruso je prenapOhjena 2
voinim materiialom in vojaStvom.
Dezela Sc je Opomogla S pomla-
danskim dezjem in ma pOljih Sc O.
paza delujoGe kmete, hpoljublJaJo
zemlio in zahvaljujejo Allaha "a
dez in ga prosijo, da bi kaj Ema-
IN nastal mir in da bi Obvaroval
niihova polja pred vOjasko popla-
yO.
PariZ, 4. aprlla. - AaStopillhl
turskega narodnega zbora tukaJ
so formalno zanikali veSti, ola so
Turk napadi Francoze V CilielJl
in da je angorska vlada zavrgla
francosko-turSkO pogodbo, o kate
ri so Sc pogajali zadnji mesee V
Parizu.
Atene. 4. aprila. = Srbija je po-
tom svojega ministra v Atenah
kategorieno zanikala vsakO vest,
da ina sovrazne namene prOti CIR
ski. Minister ie izjavil, ola so to-
zadevne vesti razSirile Osebe, Kl
zele. da bi nastal med obema de-
zelama diskord.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05
sTAVKA BRITISKIH PREMO-
GARJEV.

Ma prvega apri'a je po vseJ Brl-
tamil zastavkalo 100000 premo-
garskih delavcev. Ma delu so osta-
Ii lie delavci, XII operirajo vodne Sc
salke V premogorovih.
Liverpool, 3. aprila. Mesto
Liverpool in distriktne veje ma
rodne unije zelezniearjev so elaso-
vale nocoj "a simpaticno stavko,
da Sc pomaga stavkujoeim pre-
mogarjem.
London, 3. aprila. = LIZ Amster
DANA Sc je magic povrnil j. III.
Thomas, delavski voditelj V parla-
mentu. Upanje vlada, ola bo zna-
biti njegov upliv ucinkoval kaj ma
reSitev premogarskega stavkovne-
ga problema ali vsaj odvrnil ze
leznicarje in transportacijske de-
lavce cd namena pridruziti Sc
stavkujocim premogarjem sim
patiGno stavko.
Receno je ze, ola Sc bo morda
vrSila druga konferenca med Via
do in lastniki premogorovov pred
no bo trojna delavska zveza ma
pravila svoj odlocilni sklep, kar
Sc bo zgodilo prihodnjo sredo.
Danes so Sc po vsei' Velili Bri-
tamil zastopniki unij, ki so zdru.
zene federacijo transportnih de
lavcev, sestali, da sklepajo kako
stalisGe je zavzeti ma konferenci
narodnih delegatoy, ki Sc vrSi V
torek.
DoGim mnogo voditeljev zeli, da
bi Sc preprecilo tax deadlock .
50 kljub temu mocno cato, da Sc
pomaga obGemu odporu zoper mi
zanje delavskih mezd.
Da so delavci V prilog general
ne stavke je bilo danes razvidno
DO sentimentih, XII so vladali ma
shodih pc vsej dezeli
Jako moGno noto je zadel Henry
Twist, zastopnik rudarjev Ian
cashiru, ko je govoril Wiganu
Rekel je:
"V kolikor Sc tice dobrobitja,
sreGe in zdrayja vstopamo V tako
veliko voino kot je bila ona 2
Nemcijo."
V Whitechapelu sc je danes VI
sill velikanski shod transportacij-
skin delavcev. Sprejeta je bila e.
noglasno resolucija, da Sc podpira
premogarje in upre znizanju mez-
de.
London, 4. aprila. = Admirali-
teta ie danes preklicala vse dopu-
ste ter ukazala vsem mornarJem
in Gastnikom, ki so ma dopustu,
da Sc nemudoma povrnejo M svo-
ia mesta.
Znamenia nocoj kazejo, da Sc
nasprotstvo med premogarji in
vlado obraca smeri proti mares
neiSi industrijalni krizi, kar sc Jih
.ie pripetilo V poslednjih letih.
Govori Sc, da je vlada sklenila
posluziti Sc gotovih militaristicnih
Ikorakov, ki bodo stavkajoce de
lavce Sc bolj podzgali, docim Sc
bo izdalo nadaljne regulacije V so
glasiu z odredbami koneila, ki da-
ieio razlicnim vladimir depart
mention skoro neomejeno moe.
I'll department. bodo lahko we
hi V svoie roke rudnike, posestva,
poslopia, tovarne, plinove, elektri-
cne in vodne naprave in vse vrste
prometnih sredstev vstevsi tram
vale in lahke zeleznice.
Zelezni6arji so strogo "a stavko-
Oni so mnenja, da ko Sc bo vzelo
| il rok Wade zeleznice, bodo lahko
lnastale enake razmere "a zeleznl-
carrie in ce slednji ne pomagaJo
sedaj premogarjem, jim tudl sled
|nii pozneje ne bodo pomagall.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-05

Narcotic Sc ma Glas Svobode!
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
3 Generations
OfCoolidgesSee
Calvin Sworn In
Two Sons, Wife and Father
Interested Spectators as
He Takes the Oath as
Vice President of y. S.
5th Induction Into Office
Grandfather and Boys Take
Affair Placidly, but They
Watch Kin Appraisingly
ErOnt The 7r,,Iu,-'e H,roL;ur+os. p.,.

Front The 7rioune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Calvin
Coolidge became Vice President of the
United States to-day, just before War
rem G. Harding WAS sworn in as Presi-
dent. The former Governor of Massa-
chusetts, who achieved national fame
Tor his handling of the police strike
situation in Boston and whose nomi-
nation at Chicago, which was so sur
prising to the leaders, was so utterly
unengineered that it seems to bear
the earmarks of destiny, is now second
only to President Harding in the new
Administration.
In clear, resonant voice Mr.. Cool
idge took the oath Of Office as Vice
President in the presence of a dis
tinguished gathering of Senator'S, Rep
resentatives, members of the Supreme
Court of the United States and the
diplomatic representatives Of foreign
governme ents.
Mr.. Coolidge, seasoned parliament
tartan, went through the ordeal with
his usual calmness, and imme mediately
fitted into the situation as if he were
veteran in the Washington harness.
Breakfast Purely Family Affair
The Coolidges breakfasted at the
Willard at q. M. II was strictly a
family affair. only Mr.. and Mrs. Cool
idge, Colonel John C. Coolidge, father
of the ViceP President, and the two
boys, John and Calvin ir. being
present.
The Coolidge boys began minute
inspection Of the Vice sidential
suite Immediately after breakfast
Nothing escaped them. They rode up
chased one another through Peacock
Alley and took walk up Pennsylvania
Avenue, but returned on schedule
time. After breakfast they addressed
a score or more Of souvenir postcards
they had bought to boy and girl friends
in Northampton, Mass. Both boys are
quite proficient in handling the type
writer
At 10 q. m. Mr.. md Mrs. Coolidge
left their apartment to join the Har-
dings on the second floor of the hotel
There they met the inauguration COM
mittee, headed by Senator Knox, and
after they were introduced Mr.. Harding
and Mr.. Coolidge chatted about mat
ters Of mutual interest. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coolidge arrived at the Capitol about
1880 a. m. and were escorted to the
Vice-P Presidents room on the Senate
side of the building. Mrs. Coolidge.
Mr.. Coolidge's father and the two
boys went Immediately to the Senate
gallery, where seats had been reserved
for them.
Colonel John c. Coolidge, the Gov
crnor's father, watched the ceremony
with serious gaze. The Coolidges are
not demonstrative clan and one could
not tell, watching the Colonel's ex-
preston. what impression the solemn
ceremony had made on him. He has
<c>nstsusa ~ ease slx>
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05

Wilson, Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels and a few newspaper renre-
sentatives. The corridors were filled
with persons whose friendly and scm-
pathetic interest shone from their
faces, though there was not so much
as whisper to echo among the vaulted
arches. The Presidents yellow cane,
upon which he leaned heavily as he
walked, was tipped with rubber. and
there was 20 sound to relieve the
melancholy shuffling of feet Among
those who lined the passageway were
colored servitors in their uniforms of
white. They smiled and bowed. and
the President smiled and bowed in re-
turn but there was little animation in
his face.
Just outside the Capitol door, as the
President emerged, there was line
of busses and vans full of wounded
men from the Walter Reed Hospital.
In the vans were men in khaki, sitting
in wheeled chairs, stricken much like
the man upon whom they we're look
ing and who was saluting them with
new interest in his eyes. They were
under the heaviest of physical handi-
caps, but their faces were serene and
their cares quite evidently were few.
The President frightened as he looked
at them, perhaps from the thought that
in private life he might find the secret
OF good cheer which undoubtedly was
theirs.
Three hours later. after new Presi-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Kills Wife and Himself
AS Child Runs for Help
Daughter, i'll, Tries in Vain TO
Prevent Jealousy Leading
to the Tragedy

Eight-year- old Abbie Cuniffe ran
screaming down the stairs of her home
at 226 East Eighty-tifth Street yester-
day. She begged William Bescher, the
janitor. to go to their apartment at
once. Something terrible was going to
happen if he didn't, she said.
Bescher ran upstairs. He found Ed
ward Cunitfe and his wife Abbie's
parents, dead on the floor of their
home. Cunffe had crushed his wife's
skull with hammer and had cut her
throat and his own. Abbie said they
had been quarreling so bitterly that
she had jumped out of bed, although
she was sick, to try to stop them.
Cunitfe had seized the hammer, crying:
'Ill end it all now!" she said, as she
ran from the room.
She is one of five children, ranging
in age from thirteen years to three
Their father was employed as a motor
man on the Fifty ninth Street car line.
According to Cuniffe's brother-in-
law, he was almost insanely jealous
and had accused his wife of receiving
the attentions Of younger man,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
New Cabinet
Is Confirmed
lin 10 Minutes
Harding Breaks Precedent
by Personally Presenting
Names to Senate After
the Inaugural Ceremonies
Coolidge Starts W ork
Vice President Presides
and Handles Business
Well and With Dispatch
From The Tr;bune,s Wash,notor Bureau

From The Trfbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The en-
tire membership of the Harding Cab
met was confirmed in less than ten
minutes by the Senate this afternoon
and that without objection.
President Harding followed a prece-
dent established by George Washing
ton, but disregarded since, by going
into the Senate chamber in executive
session soon after. he had concluded
his inaugural address and personally
presenting the nominations for the
Cabinet. He made brief. felicitous
speech, expressing the wish for close
and harmonious relations with the
Senate
Thereupon he retired fom the cham
Der and left the Capitol, and the Sen
ate acted with promptitude which no
one had expected. Albert B. Fall, who
is the new Secretary Of Interior, and
who was in the chamber at the execu-
tive session. resigned from the Sem
ats. AS courtesy TO a member of
the body he was confirmed first. Be-
fore the Senate acted, however, Sena-
tors good naturedly ordered him to get
out" John w. Weeks was then con-
firmed as former member of the Sen
ate. After Mr.. Fall and Mr.. Weeks
had been confirmed, the remainder of
the list were approved in the usual
order, beginning with the confirmation
of Charles E. Hughes as Secretary of
State. The new Cabinet in order Of
rank is:
Secretary Of State-Charles Evans
Hughes.
Secretary Of the Treasury-Andrew
W. Mellon.
Secretary of War-John W Weeks.
Attorney General-Harry NJ. Daugh-
erty.
Postmaster General-Will Fl. Havs.
Secretary of the Navy-Edwin
Denby
= Secretary Of the Interior-Albert B.
Secretary Of Agriculture-H c.
Wallace
Secretary Of Commerce-Herbert G.
Hoover "
Secretary Of Labor-James ]. Davis.
Ihe expectation in some quarters
that Senator Reed would oppose Her.
bert c. Hoover was not realized. II
had been generally anticipated that
the nominations would be sent in TO-
morrow and combinations would be
Saturday. Senator Reed will be out
of the city Saturday to attend the fu-
neral of Champ Clark A number Of
other Senators also will attend the
funeral and this was one Of the rea-
sons why it was deemed desirable to
bring about combinations this after
noon.
The course taken by President Har-
ding in personally presenting the
nominations to the Senate was an ex-
emplification Of the fact that Is \
tcsntiausd - pass fsur)