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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-12
VII. Marian Church

Services at Nj. Moriah n II. e
Church, Rev. p. ]. Jordan. pastor. will
be as follows:
II NJ Preaching By Rev. Joseph
Gym. b d
80 D. nj Sunday sclleel
p. IN Preaching BY Rev. Joseph
Gynn The speaker Is a great evans
geiist Of the Philadelphia conference
OF tbs A. NJ f Church You are in
vitcd IL corae I'd hear him
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s b m. Eyaugelis;ic service
Tuesday. 7sae. p. a., Womaa. Mis-
sionary meeting
Wednesday. s D. m, Church study
Hour. seats are free. Pubic cordi-
ally invited
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Trinity II. +. Church, South

Tire regular Sunday services will
fe held tomorrow at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church. South
loco sunday School and Men )
bible Class
100 Preaching II P.sssor Rev. 4.
E Owens
$50 Elementary Sunday school.
7:15 Epworth League.
500 Preaching by pastor
Tie public is invited
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MARI land Ave. II. E. Churcss
Rev. Z. L. Spencer. Pasto.

Services tomorrow at Maryland
Avenue II. E Church Will be as fol
lows: 10 a. m. Bible Schools III d. Ra-
sermon ~ The pastor 7.i5 p. IA. Ep-
worth League Devotional ccnduc.aa
bs4 .s.lrs i.ei1eh d ~. Missionary
Anniversary Wednesday. p. IN
Church TOiniag Nigat
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Eirsf VI. y i;lnrcl,
I Il II Burgan. Minister.

keT II Y BHrgan Minister.
Tee fellow ing services are offered
to the public tomorrow ana nexi
week
10 M Bible School
Ii a n Church Nursery.
IL a, II Divine Worship Com
nunion
Tia II. m Epworth LEAGUE Bright
Hour
5 p III. Preaching By the minister.
Wednesday S p m. Church Train
ing School. A cordial welcome ex-
tended 70 ALI
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eclRge Avenue Baptist Church

Rev. ] s. Sewers, Pastor.
~ q. nj Bib4e school. H. H. Han
Superintendent.
II a m Morning worship Theme
Peters Fall and Recovery Baptism
administered
p. m. Junior b &. L. Union.
I p IN b II T Union Subject
the Goth Psalm. Leader for the eTea-
ing Miss Minnie Gates
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Christian Science Services

Services at the Annapolis Christian
science Society. IS State Circle. or
sunday will be as follows
10 a. nj Sunday School.
Il a. lA SUBJECT: SaLstaac.,
s II nj. Wednesday. Testimonial
Meeting
The reading room is onen every
Wednesday from TO 5 p. M. whore
all authorized Christian Science liter
ature MAY be read, purchased or bor-
rawc.l. All cordially welcome.
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NOTICE. To CREDITORS

4-
for liz Iistfiei Il Maryland.
Lis BHihrutisS.
In he Mater II Tlm Libef'Y sand aud
Gravel Co. I llttpkrtld
Notice IL hereby gfYt.t, ma ~ l,r~iH
ber Il ia9n Tile Liberty saul af,l .if;ts,l
60 IN s.fid iiatsiet Wis duty asiinsIgetl
t.,,sitoIs wi be held II the t.,sait Ilt,4"
.S4n.ipoliS. M.iryinid "a
MARCH, -. 1921. Al y O'CLOCK \ u.
for Ihe pn3pse Of allowing lliins aa
inig BANKRUPT seleef NJ 4 i1nster 81 RS
it,.s. ami tr,nsneting Sltt Mli'r bgsineSs
ntay pr'feiiy etlae before said lle9,tiitE
bankrupt; schedules sHaw :isNGfS
IL i"uutiig - S4g.956siG
] LeHtl HOPELESS lpft,l,as.
0ifia l27 t1yert i.l,l.
Ii4lti.nnf.. u,l
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81. PIiilp's G,llapel

The Right Rev. John Gardner Mnr-
ray. d. D, Bishop Of Maryland. viii
visit ST Philips Chapel. Northwest
street. tomorrow afternoon at fonr
o'clock and administer The Rite OF
Confirmation fhe usual service At
.. IN. Will be omitted.
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SATURDAY. MARCH H. is2l
TIKI SCHOOL BUILDING COMMIT
TEES REPORT


i'clore ehe .Nl1lle Afi'hiel s''si.-
s. seflo"l bono laW WAS enacted
= was gellefallN known lha1 'he
pubile sehooi accommodations =
our : ouiliN WIS most inadequate
our COUNTY "efs gfest inadequate.
ms was aseeftaliia2ie by even
eas'.al ''l'sefN 'ltlon. but was deli-
lli'ciy ofe''sii' Relefe US pui'iis
~ Inc s'i'htN f'@Sle sN.fsl !.
lh"n'las l'flsf lhefs''' 81 he''ai
g si'''s'' we 32l'''sed a''i earn,
esth a'l'osats'i ~ Illl3feNei
county Wlqe ssll''I l'''l3sllas l'ia''.
hese ilesas Nsfe sl'sSl1sa. anu
"Ps'l p'ell'le@ w lle'St e sls'
!" SCI PUN, eS ss'l'aii - $, tai'
iesl Alea'l9 s. 9''f''nS 'i'eS, i,
iss.as ~ ~ s1l'','sa ''n'
P'esel''ed - ~ 3slsl''iui - =,
accomplish ms enc alla 'lie phi
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-12

Harrison Iarkman enjoyed his as
yorite redu. ing exercise AtariAN
afternoon chasing small boss on pf
The revolving door at the postoiiiee
FronI the EiHpuria Gazette
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Bible Students

Instead Of the usual Sunday morn
ing Bitbe study ahere will be dis
course at ii a. m. at the Circle Play.
house. All are welcome. Seats free
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First Peshyterian ChnrcIl
Rev. 8. K. Persons. Pastor.

Rev, = Z. Persons. Pastor.
SAl the evening service tomosroM-
night Al 100, d. Persons wilt preacn
his second sermon on the .-C0ratng or
Chrlst the End Of the Nos.ad
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Edwards Chapel

Rev. John r. Jaeger. Minister.
. p. m Sunday School.
5 p. m Preaching by the pastor.
7..30 i. M Erworth Leagus.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-12

The United Stases Chamber &c
Commerce sppaks 81 \. lower level of
prices. Theg NAV | lower hni i!seN
lack a whole LOT 81 hcine on fhe
level Associated Editors tGhicata9
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rnE EyENING cArITAL

Ts on sale at the following placea
g,eorue ". Jones. i94 Main Street
xytiifaIa ss.hulfxf ..34 West Street
ssenrre ] Ilavis.....74 Maryland Ave
sshHM n FeEtiineger 80 Maryland Ave.
il. T. Armstrong Cor. Randall Il King Geo.
William Baker. .....s. West and Cathedral
Delivered tn Annapolis. EastpoFt. Ger
snantoNn and Vest Annapolis BY carrier
for Is cents per. month
You can have the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed 10 yen when away from the city
by leaving your name and address al the
offce. Tor IS cents per mouth. $500 Ter
year, payable In advance. 10 any Ipssoince
In the United States or t'anada-
Battered at Annapolis postotiiee
Second lass Matter.
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NAVAL Academy Chapel
3. r. Patrick. Chaplain.

B. r. Patrick. Chaplain.
7.$e n III. Holy Communion
I0.s5 ii ln-niVine service Ser
mon by Chaplain &. + Huske.
H. noon sunday School
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AsbmFy VI. l.. Church
Rev ". z Thompson, Pastor.

NV w. - HuIiIIys74Vt = 1871
III a. nj snpral Mems Day Rally.
Sermon by Rev. s W H2rdesty
s. p ii pia.form services. Nd
dresses by Prof f p. BuIler and
others.
s D. m Sermon by pastor Sub
jcct Baseball Game OF Life Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-12

s,piee tomorrow, dftn sunday IN
Lent
80 Holy Communion
$50 Church School
1880 Confirmation
40 Evening Prayer.
All sittings free and unassigned
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ST. Lnke's thapel. Passport

George w Norris. Lay Leader.
5 p. M. Sunday School
4 D. m Evening Prayer
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Wednesday, March 10th,

a. - " I
one frame store reom Is 'y 80 feet.
one femme bf!illng occupied hah"ts
- by 30 feet Besides tho lallnhef ~ tl,',n
buildings tliere is estimated - be attH
bricks
These buildings. h,elrtEips ieandffi'ns
Will hr Offered as "a wheit psti must ~
removed fgeia The premises HI SIXTY daA 81
IEiiAlS.. ash 0n day Of sitl,'
SNYDER E15ufHi.hS.
Is Fourth street lasiP"ri Nil
CIIAS. r. HE AGENT
Ice Bldg ipsalteEis.
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C. w SCIBLE
Auctioneel
4 SCHOOL STREET
p. .. Fox ATS Annapolis
III. MOSS
PUBLIC SALE
Buildings and Bake Ovens At
Eastport

IN ar,ler IA make fnriiler cNteHsae lht
pruvenlents - eur bakery a M Il
spurtn street EastlWft. Md 'ss NJ a'tet
10 public sal tie faiipMilg buildings ea
The premises III
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AVE WASHINGTON

Tor tickets and Information apply at our
city ticket Offices: West street Station
state House Station. College Avenue and
Bladen Street: Carved Hall. Maryland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-12

Entered M Annapolis iiostotiiee as
Second Class Matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Reorganize
Grain Firm
AtFrenlont
Articles of Incorporation of
"Nye Schneider jerks"
Company Set Stock at
$t.000,000.
Fowler's S Name Left Out

Fremont, Neb.. Sept. i4.-(Spe-
ciai. )-Ar,icles OF Incorporation for
the Nye-Schneider- jerks company
have been filed here with the Dodge
county clerk.
These are filed as the reorganiza-
ton OF the Nye-Schneider-Fowl
company. which recently passed
through a stormy financial sea.
The articles are filed by Edwin y.
Mitchell, Isaac Z. Congdon and
Frank d. Williams. Mitchell is a
Lincoln man, recently elected presi-
dent OF the Nye-Schncider-Fo Fowler
company when stockholders and
creditors permitted reorganization
only under that provision.
May Borrow Money.
The new name Of the concern is
that which it bore prior to becoming
the Nye-Schncider-F company.
Under the purposes OF organiza-
tion listed in the articles. the firm
may borrow money in the ordinary
course OF business procedure and
must execute and deliver all evi-
dences OF indebtedness. Loans may
be secured through personal pledges
OF property or on mortgages.
10000 Shares.
Capital stock is set at S4,000,000
to be divided into 10000 shares at
SlO0 per share par value. At least
10000 shares OF the capital stock
must be subscribed for and issued
in such amounts and at such times
as the board of directors may name.
All stock must be fully paid, non-
assessable. either in money or prop
erty equivalent to the par value OF
the stock.
Heaviest indebtedness cannot en-
cced two-thirds of the capital stock.
The company comes into existence
September II. under the articles filed,
md terminates September y, 1871,
Or in 50 years.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Harvest Home Festival
Is Planned in Alliance

Alliance, Ncb.. Sept. l4.-(Spc-
cial.)-An old-fashioned harvest
home" festival is being planned for
Alliance. 1t will be held about the
close. OF tic potato harvesting sea-
~x2n, according to present plans Tic
date will be set for the ccnvenience
of the farmers, so they will be able
to enjoy the big show. The pro-
gram will include various kinds OF
races on the main street. and prob
ably big barbecue. Prizes will be
given for the winners of the vari-
GUS contests. All of the merchants
are cooperating in defraying ex-
penses OF the festival. which will be
the first of its kind ever held here.
All OF the attractions will be free
TO the public.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Erzberger Murderers
Known, Baden Report

Munich. Bavaria, Sept. l4.-Bader
authorities announced today thai
they had ascertained the name Of the
murderers cf Matthias Erzberger
They are Heinrich Tillessen, a
student, and Heinrich Schulz, mer.
chant.
Both men were members of the
brigade of General Erhardt, which
was prominent in the kapp insurrec-
ton. Neither has been arrested.
Berlin, Sept. l3.-(By the AS
sociated Press)-Oltwig Won Hirsch-
field, the student who was taken into
custody late in August on suspicion
that he was implicated in the as
sassination in Baden Of Matthias
Erzberger, the former vice chancel-
lor, was released today owing to
lack OF evidence.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Eight Bridges
Are Washed Out
In Polk County
II Inches Of Rain Falls in
Four Hours-No Estimate
On Damage to Crops
And Live Stock.

Osceola, Neb., Sept. l4.-(Special.) }
Twelve inches of rain fell between
9 and l O'Clock last night at Arbor-
vile, near here, in the heaviest rain
storm in 10 years.
Five and one-half inches were re-
ported from Polk, Neb.
Eight bridges were washed cut
on the Blue river west Of Stroms-
burg to the county line.
Little wind accompanied the rain,
and there was no hail. No estimate
OF damage TO eiops and live stock
was available at late hour today.
Gilbert johnson, county highway
commissioner, wilc has spent the day
viewing the damage TO roads, reports
that the area covered by the rain
is about Is miles square. Approaches
to many bridges still standing were
washed out, he stated, leaving them
impasSable.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Sheriff Takes Dare
To Become Thespian;
He's MAKING Good

New York. Sept. i4.-Sherifs
David II. Knott took a dare onl,
eaee when one Of the alimony club
at Ludlow street Jail ordered him to
open the jail door and let him out
so when Carle Carlton producer OF
a Broadway musical comedy dared
the sheriff 10 come up next TUESDAY
night, the S0th performance, and ac,
the warden in the Ludlow Jail scene
OF the piece. the sheriff said:
You're on" II was agreed tha.
y the sheriff played the part the pro.
ducer would forfeit all boxes Tor the
following matinee for the Home for
Crippled children, Knots pet char
ity.
The sheriff appeared for rehearsal
today and encountered an agent OF
the Actors Equity association who
required him TO pay the IS initia-
ton fee OF a member OF the organ
ization. The sheriff got over his
10 lines TO the satisfaction OF the
stage manager and Julia Sanderson.
the star and with another rehearsal
Saturday will be all set for his debut
as thespian.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Convict Killed When
He Tries to Get Away

Joliet, Ill.,, Sept. 14.--One man was
shot to death and two were wounded
in a dash for liberty at the Joliet
penitentiary today, in which Car
Stepina. Chicago gunman, and Ed
ward Thorpe, also of Chicago, made
their escape. Stepina had filed the
bolts of his cell lock and released the
others.
Theodore Schiller. Is years old
was killed by the rife of a guard as
he was scaling the wall after the quin-
tet had escaped through hole cut in
the roof of the cell house. John
Koch, serving 10 years to life, and
George Williams, under the same
sentence, were wounded seriously.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15

Jury Holds
Arbuckle
Manslaughter Verdict Fourth
Charge in Week Against
Film Star; Girls Death
Due to PeritOnilis.
Investigation Is Urged

San Francisco. Sept. li.-For the
fourth time within week Roscoe {,
(Fatty) Arbuckle was formally held
today to be criminally responsible
for the death OF Miss Virginia Rappc,
motion picture actress, when
ccroner's inquest into Miss Rappe's
death returned charge OF man
slaughter against him. The verdict
read:
I'VE. the eoroner's jury, find that
the said Virginia Rappc. aged 25.
single. residence Los Angeles, came
to her death on September 9 at the
Wakefield sanitarium from a
ruptured organ, contributing cause.
peritonitis.
"And we further find that said Vir-
ginia Rape came to her death from
pcritoniits caused by the application
Of some force which, from the evil
dcncc submitted. was applied by one
Roscoe Arbuckle.
Charged With Manslaughter.
1--WE, the undersigned jurors,
therefore charge the said Roscoe Ar
buckle with the crime of man
slaughter.
1--WE, the undersigned jurors rec
cmmend that the district attorney.
chief OF police, grand jury and pro-
hibition officers take steps to prevent
a further occurrence OF affairs such
as the one which caused this young
woman's death, SO that San Fran
ha ia
devious of the debauchee and the
gangster."
Ben Boas, one OF the nine jurors,
returned minority verdict in which
he said that Miss Rappe's fatal in
juries were caused by the applica-
ton OF some force "but l am un-
able to say who applied it"
Two Murder Charges.
Two charges of murder, one pre-
fcrred by the police and the other
by Mrs. Bambina Maude belmont.
friend of Miss Rape, and two
charges OF manslaughter, one re-
turned by the grand jury and the
other by the coroner's jury, re2t
against Arbuckle.
The coroner's jury was out for
more than three hours, after an
examination of witnesses which
started last Monday.
Arbuckle, sensing the approach of
a verdict today, was intensely
nervous throughout most of the ses-
sion, twisting and clutching his fin
gers and flushing deeply at times.
The round, boyish face was solemn
and at times sullen. Although ap-
parently deeply moved, he accepted
the verdict with an attempt at COM
pcsure and resignation.
Other Developments.
The verdict was the outstanding
event of the Arbuckle case today.
Other Developments were:
The starting of an investigation by
Robert R. Mccormack, assistant
Turn to Page Two. Column Three.)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Big SILK Mafilia
Brought to N. y.
For Drop Curtain

New York. Sept. iI.-A drop cur
tain and costumes valued at sl0o.Ocor
said by customs officials to be the
most gorgeous needle work in their
experience. were brought 10 New
York today on the Spanish liner
Mon,serrat from Barcelona and
Cadiz.
The curtain and costumes are 20
be used IN the New York production
OF the Spanish opera. "El Cato Mon
,es," literally "rhe Wild Cat" which
has had a run OF six years in Madrid
and other Spanish cities. Manuel
Pinela. who will sing the leadins
role here, was passenger.
The curtain is IS by so feet and is,
in reality. an enormous embroidered
silk matilla. /, and the costumes
were made in the Royal Fabric
works at Madrid. a government in
s,i,ution in which all the costumes
OF the Spanish court are made.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Spanish War Veterans Go
On Record Against Ku Klux

Minneapolis, Sept. l4,-When to.
days session Of the annual encamp.
n1ent Of the United Spanish War
veterans opened the report of the
resolutions committee was pre-
sented. The committee charged that
British propaganda" was evident in
revised editions of a history used
in the public schools.
The report stated that the book
omits historical facts. such as the
Boston tea party, Lexington and
Bunkerhills that it eulogizes Bene-
dict Arnold and sacrifices historical
facts in favor OF international rela-
tions between the United States and
Great Britain. =
Other resolutions condemn the
Ku Klux Klan and demanded sup
port Of all former service men to
legislation making profiteering in
time of war a felony.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Nine Men Dead
In Philadelphia
Oil Plant Blaze
Missing Employees Believed
Trapped in Tunnels of
Flaming Naphtha; 20
Known Injured.

Philadelphia, Sept. l4.-Nine mcr
are known to have lost their lives
and more than a score were injured
several of whom may die, in the Sec
ond serious fire at the big Poin,
Breeze plant Of the Atlantic Rein.
ing company in month. Three 9th.
ers are reported missing.
The fire was preceded by ter
rifle explosion which killed several
workmen and drenched others with
flaming oil. Prompt action by the
company's organized rescue squads
is believed to have prevented larg-
er death list.
The explosion occurred in the
north section of the yard where sew
eral hundred men are employed in
the manufacture of naptha. Many of
these work in underground tunnels,
where fires that boil the crude prod
uct into naptha are maintained. Some
of them were trapped in these tun-
nels by rivers of liquid fire. 1t is
feared the three missing men were
caught in these tunnels.
Physicians reported that several OF
the injured were probably fatally
burned.
Officials of the Atlantic Refining
company were unable early tonight
to explain the explosion, the second
fatal accident of the kind in month.
The first was on August IA. when
five men were killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Griffith Heads
Peace Delegation
OF the Sim Fein
Delegates Not Appointed in
Response to Premier's Invi-
tation But to Carry on
Negotiations.

Dublin, Sept. l4-(By The Asso
ciated Press.)-Appointlnent o
plenipotentiaries 10 the proposed
conference at Inverness with British
representatives to discuss the settle
ment Of the Irish question was ap
proved by the Dali Eireann at it:
session here today, following unani
nous vote of approval Of, reply o.
recent proposals of Mr.. Lloyt
George.
The appointments approved fol
low:
Arthur Griffith, founder of the
Sim Fein and foreign minister ir
the Dali cabinet, chairman.
Michael Collins, finance minister
Robert c. Barton, one of the lead.
ing figures i'll the preliminary nego-
tiations.
canon ]. Duggan, Sim Fein min
lister of parliament.
George G. Duffey, who has acted
as representative OF the Sim Feir
abroad.
The Dail's official bulletin an
nouncing approval Of the five pleni-
potentiaries says this was done "in
view of possible conference with
representatives Of the British gov
ernment."
The Dali plenipotentiaries, it was
explained, were not appointed to go
to Inverness in response to the prime
minister's invitation, but have been
chosen to carry on possible nego-
tiations which may or may not fol-
low the receipt by Mr.. Lloyd George
of the Dali cabinets reply.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
War Finance Body Ready to
Take Up Big Farm Loans

Washington, Sept. 14.-The War
Finance corporation announced to-
night that it was ready for business
ir connection with the distribution
Of upwards of $1,OO0,o0O,OOO in ag.
ricultural and live stock loans un-
der recent congressional authorize
ton.
Circulars have been mailed to all
farmers organizations, banks and
financial institutions in the agricul-
tural and live stock sections setting
forth the manner in which appliea-
tions for advances should be made
and local committees have been ap-
pointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
New York Protests
Human Auction
Various Organizations Decry
Plans to Repeat Hos-
ton Stunt.

New York, Sept. 14.-Plans OF Ur-
baine Ledoux to repeat here the
auctions" of unemployed which he
staged on the Boston Commons, met
with opposition today from various
organizations interested in the well
fare of the jobless. LedouN an
nounced he would hold his first auc-
ton here next Monday.
"Such an exhibition would only
make trouble and would accomplish
no useful purpose" said Bird Coler,
commissioner Of public welfare and
head of the mayors committee on
unemployment.
Hugo Frayne of the American
Federation of Labor declared labor
was opposed to the auctions and that
Ledoux would get "a warm recep-
ton" if he attempted to hold them
here.
James F. Kiernan, department
commander Of the Veterans OF For
eign Wars, also joined in the auction
protest.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
Henry H. Curran Wins
G. @. P. Nomination for
Mayor Of Manhattan

New York, Sept. l4.-Henry H.
Curran, coalition candidate, won the
republican nomination for mayor
Tuesday over three opponents, lead
ing his nearest rival, F. H. Laguar-
dia, president Of the board of alder
men, by a vote of almost 3 to !.
Judge r. L. Haskell, who made
his campaign on the wet issue, ran
a close third and w. NJ. Bennett,
former state senator, was a poor
fourth.
The vote with 1923 out Of 2,73j
districts missing was Curran, $3.50;
Bennett, 2,4o7: Haskell, 1883;
Laguardia. q ,24O.
The other principal coalition
nominees, Charles c. Lockwood for
comptroller and Vincent Gilroy, in
dependent democrat, led their op-
ponents by overwhelming pluralties.
Mayor John F. Hylan and Comp
trollcr Charles L. Craig, were re-
nominated without opposition in the
democratic primaries. Murray Hull
bert received the democratic noniina-
ton for president Of the board OF
aldermen without contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-15
English Cabinet Abolishes
Dole System for Unemployed

London, Sept. 1.-THE first sitting
of the cabinet committee on unem-
ployment, which was appointed at
Inverness last week, was held at 10
Downing street today. The session
lasted two hours and plans for the
immediate relief OF the unemployed
were considered. 1t was decided
that no extension OF the dole system,
under which approximately Sl60.000,-
600 have been given out without the
slightest return, would be. tolerated.
Instead policies were formulated for
starting work of useful nature, on
which the men can be employed.