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The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Sixty-five Straight for
Passaic Basketball Team
Triumph Over Hackensack
High by Score of 70 to 27.

Special Dispatch TO THE New York HERALD.
PAssAIc, N. j.. Jan. 11.-Passaic High
Schools wonder basketball' team won
its slxty-fifth consecutive game to-day,
defeating Hackensack High School, 73
to 27. in a Northern New Jersey Inter-
scholastic League game at Hackensack.
Passaic's team work and goal shoot
ing were spectacular and bewidered
Hackensack. particularly In the first
half. which ended AZ to IS. Thompson
was the star. with IL field and 13 foul
goals for a total of 81 points. Knothe.
Passaic's shifty guard. made field
goals. Of them sensational shots from
the center of court. Vonk also featured
in scoring.
Walters easily carried off Hackensack
honors. with field and Is foul goals in
10 tries. Passaic has now won Sc OF
81 games played in four years, Q OF
them this season. The lineup:
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Duuuesne Nell Wins a Derby.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn. Jan. 11.-The
pointer Duquesne Nell. owned by J. II.
Elder of Pittsburgh. Pa. won the Derby
OF the United States field trials for bird
dogs, which was begun here on Monday
and finished to-day. Second place was
won by the pointer Trmbes Mister Jim.
owned by Matthew rrimbe. Jr. of Ken
sngton, Md, and third went to the
pointer Chera, owned by Hobart Ames
of Boston, Mass.
The weather to-day was cold with
rain and occasional flurries of snow,
consequently the dogs did not find the
number of birds in the second series that
they might have scored under better
conditions.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Skating Races Postponed.

Due TO the inciement weather the Eastern
speed skating championships slated to he
run off at the Dyckman Oval Skating Rink
last night were postponed The weather
forecast indicates that It will be possible 20
hold the races tonight and tomorrow night.
when the 22O yard dash. quarter mile, half
mile. one mile and three mile championship
events will be decided
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Results of Cue Games

IN the continuation OF the Interstate clads
a 1872 balkline amateur championehip tour
nament In the Rational Recreation in Brook
lyn last night Frances S. Appleby defeated
Jacob Klnger. 800 to 1iJ, In twenty-eisht
inninge. The winner had high run Of Al.
while Klingers bes. string was is Julian
Rice VIII oppose Morris Brown Tonight
Albert Cutler last night defeated Fdrar
4 Appleby 304 20 Ioi. In the final game OF
their handicap baltine contest In Maurice
DAYS room. Cutler won the three day even.
by 900 TO SOL. The winner had n grand ever.
age ot 45. while Appleby's grand average
was "a 1l.2O. Frances Appleby, brother Of
Edgar. VIII play Cutler tonight.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
DOYLE Billiard Head.

the New York Billiard Room Owners Asso-
citation yesterday at the annual meeting of
that organization. Other officers retained
were Joseph Thum as treasurer and Douglas
Isaacs secretary. Other officers elected
were William Rosenbaum and Thomas Dunn
as first and second vice-presldents respec-
lively. NJ Il. Heman as financial secretary
and a. La Barbara sergeant at arms. The
executive committee. which will have much to
do with the promotion of local billiard tour
ncys. consists of Edward Lawlcr. Ihl Hess.
NJ. A. Frank. William O'Connor, A. Rabno-
vitz. A. Bergman. j.. Il. Brooks. w. IT. Will
lis. William Demmon, Frank Osborne and
Frank Dwyer.
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Fordham Plays Tonight.

Tho Fordham University basketball
team, with three consecutive victories
over Cathedral College. st. Joseph S
College of Philadelphia and Yale to It's
credit. will play their only two games
of the week in Brooklyn. Tonight they
will face st. Johns College. while to-
morrow evening they will encounter the
Brooklyn College Club quintet. Both of
these Brooklyn teams were victorious
over the Maroon last year.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Barnard Five in Front.

Barnard School won its fifth straight
basketball game of the season yester-
day when It defeated Adelphi Academy
on the Broo oklynites' court by a score
Of 81 to IL. The Manhattan quintet took
the lead at the start and at the complies
tion of the first half was leading by
16 20 10
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Columbia Freshmen Down
De Witt Clinton High Five

Columbia's freshman basketball five
made IT three straight victories this
season when Il nosed out DE witt Clin-
ton In one Of the best games ever nlaved
In the Morningsldc Heights gymnasium
yesterday afternoon. The score showed
that the collegiane had been faithful 10
their followers and had scored a triurnph
over one OF the best lnto~scholastic
teams In the city. Two points separated
the victors from Clinton, Columbia win
ming. 20 TO 81. Strom OF Columbia. as
vyua,. was the individual star. with five
field goals --~
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Golf on the Coast.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 11.-Jock Hutchi-
son and Jim Barnes played two golf
matches with Caiifornians to-day. Err
win 8. Armstrong and Norman Macbeth
were the first couple TO play an even
round with the champions. Eddie T,oos
and Hutton Martin were the second.
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New w. and L. Coach.

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. 1f-Jimmy De
Hart, formerly halfback the University
OF Pittsburgh eleven. and last season assist
ant coach at tho University of Georgia. has
been named head coach Of athletics at Wash
ington and Leo University. II announced
tonight. De Hart succeeds w. g. RAFFERTY,.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
I'eddie CO.
McBurney Prep. (19).
Lawrenceville Five Wins.

Speciol Dispatch to THE NEw YoRK HERALD
TRENTON, n. j.. Jan. 11.--Lawrence-
vile Academy defeated the Haverford
rep basketball team to-day by 23 to
IA In slow game. Inaccuracy in shoot
ing prevented Lawrenceville from tolling
up larger score. Capt. Tranter and
Guthrie starred for Lawrenceville while
Churchill and Hoffman did best for
Haverford. The lineup:
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perfect weather made this trip one 10 be
remembered. NORRIS STERN
Capt Bill Carman OF Freeport ran or 70
the Cholera Grounds last Sunday and tho
fifty-nlne mon aboard gathered in no less
than 200 cod. There werc some whoppers
among tnem, according to the captain
and three OF the fish went over thirty
pounds apiece. This was a special trip. as
the boat has discontinued her regular trips
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Earl Eby, Penn Star,
Quits Athletic Game
. HILADELPHIA. Ian. 11--rnr

~ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1f.-Earl
Eby, former captain and star
OF the Penn track team. has
hung up his spikes for good, accord
ing to his statement made here to-
night
The former Red and Blue star. who
already has two legs on the Millrose
cup, viii give up his chance to an
mex the trophy. He will not compete
in the meet this year. Eby will leave
tomorrow for Chicago. where he will
take charge Of business.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Holy Cross Wins From
Old Eli by 81 to "a

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New HAVEN. Jan. 1.-THE Holy
Cross basketball quintet invaded this
city tonight and went off with the Bull
dogs scalp in one of the best played
games seen here this season. The final
score was 81 to "a. The lineup:
Vol
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Boys High Five Loses.

Winning It's second game in two sue
cessive days, the Textile School basket
ball team easily defeated Boys High
School on the Boys court yesterday by
23 to 10. Previous to the Textile Boys
game. quintets composed of members
of the Boys High football and the Soc
Ger teams clashed. The soccer lads won
by "a to 20. The lineup:
Taxtiln (r,N d.. I'LL La.
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Yale Sextet Easy Victor
Over Penn Hockey Team

Spcciol Dispatch to TIE New York HERALD.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 11.--Yale easily
defeated the University of Pennsylvania
tonight at hockey, s to 3. Penn had
previously beaten Yale, 8 to 4. Yale's
teamwork was the best shown this year
and after they once broke through the
Red and Blue defense the goals were
shot in rapid order. The lineup:
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Victory for Flushing.

Despite the excellent playing of Gobes,
who scored seventeen of his teams
twenty-five points, Jamaica's basketball
team was beaten yesterday by Flushing
at the latter's court. The score was 80
to %. The lineup:
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Another for Xavier Prep.

The Xavier Prep basketball team yesterday
afternoon gained It's seventh consecutive VIC
tory OF the season when u defeated the
staten Island Academy five on the Staten
lslanders' court. The score was 81 TO 81. II
was the academy boys first defeat Of tho
season.
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Peddie Swamps McBurney.

HIGHTsowN, N. J.. Jan. 11-Peddie
swamped the basketball team from the
McBurney Preparatory School of New
York city here this afternoon by 90 to
10. The defeat was the first suffered
by McBurney this season. The lineup !:
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Cannefax to PLAY Layton.

Bob Cannefax. former worlds three
cushion billiard champion, who meets
John Layton, present worlds title holder.
at the difficult angle game at the Strand
Academy starting next Monday after
noon. is practicing at Klines.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Yale Hockey Postponed.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 1.-THE Yale
Princeton hockey game scheduled for the
New Haven Arena Friday night has
been postponed until Saturday night.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

SuUbtItutIOHS-I IeNtlIe-MaIIOV Tor KahfnO-
WITT. Boys-Rabinowitz for Hawkins Goals
from foul-Varonack. Isaacson, 2; Guinon 2:
Bednowitz, Jacobs. 2. Goals from ficld-va-
ronack. q; Rabinowitz, 3; Guinon. /: Bed
nowitz. 2: Hawkins. Jacobs. Refcree-Mr.
Carol. Boys High School. Scorer-Mr Sand.
Textile. Timer-Mr Gordon. Boys. Time OF
halves-1s minutes.
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Goals (first period -speiden. 1910; Kearns,
1888; Foster. 12.o4 Second pcriod-Griscon.
1913 10; Foster. 1897. Third period-Reid,
2.43; Shiras. 8.4s: Pringle. 1850. Substitu-
for Farnsworth. Norris for Griscom. Bush
nell for Speiden. vogel for Bell: Penn. For
tier for Smith. O'Reilly for DIAL. Dali for
OReilly. Referee--Mckinnon. Time-Three
is minute periods.
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Games at the 22d Armory.

The annual athletic games OF the New
York Chapter. comprising all councils OF
the Knights of Columbus in Manhattan and
The Bronx. will be held Mt the Twenty-sec-
ond Regiment Armory OH Wednesday eve
ming. February IL.
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Boston A. A. Beaten.

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-THE Westminster
hockey team tonight defeated the Boston
a. A., to l.. In United States Hockey
Association series game. The good work Of
Reaume In goal for Westminster was the
feature.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

Flushing-Cornel for Barber, w. Schmidt for
Schmidt. Field goals-Barbcr. Z: Schmidt
Morris. Duer. 2; Merson. w. Schmidt. Cor
nell. Gobes, z: Srank. Goals from foul
Greenberg. 3: Gobes, 3: Duer. 3. Referee
Mr.. Langhaus, Flushing Perods--t5 min
utes.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Horace Mann Wins Another.

The Horace Mann basketball team
conquered the Trinity School fve yes
terday on the Horace Mann court by 33
to IL. 1t was the winning teams fifth
straight victory. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

2; Guthrie: Odiome. Hoffman. :; Helmar.
Foul goals-Tranter, l out of s; McKeever,
out of 6: Hoffman, O out of Is.
Substitutions-McKeeve for Little, Kellogg
for Hoover. Ewing for Odiome. Bowers for
Uelmar
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Lafayette Elects Captain.

EASTON, Pa. Jan. 11.-Joseph williams
Of New York was to-day elected captain OF
the Lafayette College football team for the
1922 season. Williams has played at tackle
for the last three years.
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Results at Basketball.

Lehgh. ~,
At Brookiyn-st Francis College, s5; Madi-
son Square Institute, %.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
The Unexpected Happens Again.

II happened on the Evelyn last Sunday.
Tho regulars we're fishing with great dill
gencc. for was there not S31 in the pool
There were Roy Beavers, Wagner, Otto.
Rude, Doc Forshay and lot more experts
casting and doing oil their usual stunts.
which generally results In ono of them get
ting the pork chops"
Along IN the afternoon. however, n fellow
on the port side lifted his line and thought
he had hooked the bottom. but just then
he left a tremendous lunge and he knew
he had n big fish on.
To cut the story short, he ultimately got
the monster TO the top and II proved TO be
forty pound codflsh-further than this.
he had stolen him. for he had hooked the
fish under the chin.
All tho special bait tucked away in cans
and bags availed nothing-a rank outsider
took home tho bacon! The ahip's quartet
sang n few dirges and promised 10 do
better next time. Oh boys Il II TO laugh
ARTHUR THORNTON.
Wants Free Fishing Pier at Coney Island
Everybody can fish all the year for five
cents car faro II you get n free fishing pier
at Coney Island. Come out and show In
terest at addrcss OF Lawyer Charles
Drescher. new counselor for the United
Anglers League. this Thursday night World
Auditorium, on legal and other measures
needed TO obtain the pier All are invited
There VIII be pictures OF famous fishing
piers" HY JULIUS.
Good Catches Of Cod Taken Sunday.
Fishing on tho n. @. Lundy on Sunday
NJ the Farms was very good. Many cod
weighing up to thlrty-five pounds and n
The good fishing, the congenal crowd and
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

Substitutes-Hamas for JermaI. RosInan
for Hamas. Saxer for Blood. Blood for Ros-
man. Field goals-Thompson, II: Knothe.
I; vonk. g. Jermal. 8; Walters. 2: Mercier,
.; Hamas. Blood Sadock. Dixon. Fouls.
Walters. IS out of 10; Thompson. 13 out of
81. Time of periods-20 minutes. Referee
Harry Wallun, Union Hill.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
ARMY TOSSERS WIN
OYER N. Y. U. FIVE
Cadets Hand Violet It's First
Defeat Of Season-Score
81 to 27.

Special Dispatch to The New York HERALD.
WEST POINT, Jan. 11.--Army won a
fast basketball game to-day from New
York University, the cadets defeating
the collegians by "a to 27. 1t was the
Violets first defeat of the season. SEN
sational floor work and passing featured
the play of both teams.
The visitors got away to an early
lead, which they maintained by narrow
margin until the middle of the final
period. The first half ended n. Y. u,
16: Army. IL. Fine work by Dabiezies
and Forbes in shooting from scrimmage
gave Army the lead at II to 16 after
five minutes of play in the second half.
Three times the colleglans tied the
score during the last ten minutes of
play. but with Roosma starring the
Army went out in front. where It stayed
until the finish. A handful of Violet
rooters accompanied their team and en-
couraged it. The lineup
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

Substitutions-Horace Mann. Cohen for
Kaufman, Eising for Cohen, Reed for Nobel:
Trinity. Bust for Moyse. Phrockmorton for
Purdy. Goals from foul-Loeb, 2; Noble,
Moyse. 3. Goals from field-Loeb, Z: Noble
4; Siesel, 8; Anbujar. Purdy. 8; Marshall.
Moyse. Russell, 2. Referee-Kaufman, De
Witt Clinton. Scorer-Moore, Horace Mann.
Time OF halves-15 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

Goals from field-VIchules, 3; Roosma. 4 !;
Dabezies, 2; Forbes. .; French. Hatterer, q
Goeller, 9; Bierce. 8; Toorock.
Goals from foul-Roosma. 10 out of IA;
Hatterer. 8 out of I. Substitutions: Army,
Smyth for Forbes. Forbes for Smyth. French
for Forbes; ". Y u: Molines for Toorock
Time OF halves, 90 minutes.
Referee-Mr. Derring. Umpre-Mr. Cook
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

McLauRhlin. / Horan. 3: Reopel. .; Coop
er. 4: Schoonineker. I Conkin. / Herman.
]. Goals from fouls-Carroll, 3 out OF IS;
Herman. out OF IL. Substtutes--No oorhees
O'Shea, West Point. Umplre-Mooncy. N.
V
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
silver Society winners l..

Silver Neuter-Thornyfoot of Essex. owner
Mrs. Churchill.
Silver Female. Novice-wintarge Perenetts.
owner Mrs. Churchill
Silver Female. Open-winter Sweetheart.
owner Mrs. Clara II. Richards.
Shaded Silver Kitten. Female - Princess
Agate, owner Mrs. Richards.
Silver Tabby Male Kitten-The Yeoman.
owner Mrs. L. ". Sturgis.
Other awards will be announced to-
day. which Is the last day of the show.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
ROD AND GUN NEW
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLER

Sandy Hook Prince.
(The Horseshoe) Bay
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Petite Mildred Douis Charms
Oklahoma City Music Louers

0klshoTna tisy. May ~ AS J
general rule. vivorvas snnsie j.
the reflection of sisarnns plAysl-
cal body. Ne matter how rreai
mental faculties may be. i j
usually accepted that ans grras
achievement 0wrs part ~ the
srrprgFh "a shr muscle caFvyIEl z
out The gaaaaamce If THE mansi
There arr exceptions ~ All rsles,
0f o0arse.
NHdrea Davis II Guthrie. wbo
appeared III recital Monday nIghs
MI Central hsgh school sHssstorium
under the direction NJ Fav Trum-
bull i s deeaSAs exception 80 the
rule. A. light a. q breath of
wlnd. she performs af TIE piano
With all she enthusiasm and yigWr
of an Amazon. Her work j.
amazing
Her program OFenesl With :
general fxy0rsie. Bzeh-Tsusig :
~Toeezta ard FHyue. ID Minor.
Ut is something whseh, as an
opening nunnber. can either make
On hreak 5 recital She made
hers with il.
The surpris4 ef the evening.
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sep sbosld be psed very easfnIiy. 4
y@u want 70 Eseg year hsir isoting hs
best Most soaps and prepared shsm.
psps costain 10 mseh sgksM 1hls dries
fbe ssip. mskes u. hair erf,tle. asS
rssns H.
Tia tsst thing fet stsady sse IL Mnl.
ssfssd so~Dsppt esi shampoo fwhieh m
ppss sna gresssssasl, ana ~ bssaer tia
az thing else yoa EVA nxe.
Jwc or fAree tesspoonfsl~ ~ nuss,f,sd
in fpp os glass with iittl< warm ~sses
= ssffi<ssnt ~ ei<sn< th4 hair SUD s~.ss
tkoresxhiy. ximp'y msissen she hair WIN
wstsr ssd rsb u In. IL rnsk~s IN sbsa1.
anee q rfeh fresmy i&fber. wAs<h rissex
ost sstiiys rsD>vfsx eyery p1rtk n
spst. dir. csn1rsff spd ~xeess oil Ts>
hsir dris~ qaiek5y snd evenly, ss1 Il
s@ev<~ ~ ~~sip <pff- asd fh< ksiy f,n> 80
MAY. b'xkf' 's~re-s. f'sny ~ sasy ~
M1a1Ns.
~ a. - nslsnss r,r>ssut -
s>saspss = ~ pH>sGs<y. NJ 49, -
49, fFw ee1<ur mn 1rrSir 11isv
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MT NJ baum and Mira lslva ssyas
hiwa Themselves % tho sealdente ~
Pastor J W kilbofn, az the f'seai
chrlstlAn ohuwh. cn hast SUNDAY AZ
sernoon ~ Poo and With the 4cAatgful
and Impressive ring ceremony we're
5000 made ona After congratulations
had becn Aniy rendered they drove to
Oklahoma clsy hs way ~ hslcf tour.
Mr. .napm 4 sturdy, Industrious
'young feliow. hlFhly regarded b ~
who know him 1lla hfide N young
womAu once befwe married hat
widowed snveFAl years aen. and hav-
tnK since made her hotnN with her
mother. Nss Florence Porter. alsa d
widow Mrs nsun has Ter snme tlmr
past been a clark IN the Iluts ssores.
near which II II rumorea the hllnd
little Cupid has head quarters, for a
Il said thar there arr Others ol the
employees bosh II the feminine ana
male yn'maa8'ou. who efe cnniem
plating this Aa'nu hllasfal experiment
Mr. and Mrs. flanm win for tho gwas.
ent make shosf homn With the hFidn's
mother. above named They VII
hsye the sincere good wishes u az
their friends
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however was this slip III girl
sitting fer fweufy-eight minutes
playing SehumAuns Carnival.
Opnss =. examining every minute
with every ounce Of energy she
possesses and coming out 81 the
amnfesEr. breaking number as fresh
and kern - when she began it.
Shs never missed a note. her
pedallina was great and her 10,
fprprefatiou of the numerous
changing and different parts was
TRUE in every ease
Her third gronp included
Sehumanu's yogel als Prophet. I"
T.isxss Efnde, " Minor" and
Chopins Scherzo. B Minor. Z
She rlayed eash with pleasing
grare and remarkable under
standing.
Dropping from the strain of
TIRE strictly classic, I1ss Davis
relaxed IN her fourth group 20
Ia Nnis" by Glszanow. d de-
lightfnl number. She followed
with Moskowski's Etineelles" /"
and Chopin TaranfeIle. !" SO cn
thusiasfie was the applause At the
conclusion III this group. she was
called hack for an encore and
psayed a Mcdowell number
Predictions are easy 10 make.
Somesisnes they are fulfilled. In
many eases they are based on A.
tempted flsttery. the very thing
which should not enter into them
Remembering All this. il N safe
10 ssy that Miss Davis has q
promising career ahezd ~ her.
without question this Oklahoma
girl will fo heard from again
atgd soon.
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theatrical ianiiurs iniou AMI
trantinu~a fnsm Ps3m ~
" Frenehy" NADER president az
the CHICAGO Building Trades
Council These mcn, called hy
police ihe hig three" with Tive
others are held without bail IN.
der murder indictments IL ron.
neclion with l.ynna' and Clark y
Deaths They have maintained
innocence since their arrests i
wrek aro
kickham Scanlon. chief Justice
ef the criminal court. will rem,
der . decision TODAY on The plea
of attorneys for Murphy aud
NADER that their eases b. assign.
ed far immediate trial.
Murphy il quoted as having
said he regards himself AZ heing
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EIGHT I'll TRT WHEN CAR
PIt<GES INTO DITCH

0kmmige~. May H. Nine persons
we're lnsare& Sunday when car
IL aAhA they ~eee riding went over
an eight fcot emhankment after coll
lsasng With another car on the OK
msaagea- sdakkos~e road west OF AiUs-
koxee.
TIE injured are Mr. aad axs. l. G,
Goodman ard four cAslaren. and Mr.
and Ars. Wallace and & year old
snn. al Of okmnlses
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homa chy. and Frank Fafflnxton NJ
tha Illinois slIatFift VI ualtad AIna
Workers had attempted 10 ovsss
throw tbs international Organization
of sha union, was made by John win
hinnnn. pruslasnt of Itstries n. al
the convention of ths latter distriss
heFe today rhs statstasnt va. made
following the reading II tsissram
from Fafrinsson accepting thu tn
sl,asion n shs convention 20 address
y which was sxtsaasd yesterday
FsnInxton said hs would arrive
tomorrov
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made the goat and Il through
with Chicago labor organizations.
He said he probably would leave
Chicago as soon aa he gets oui of
his present troubles. He ia under
prison sentence for completely 10
4 100000 mail robbery.
The wives of Murphy and Ma
der have started drive yesier.
day - obtain 100000 for their
husbands defense
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SI.aNER or TAXI can
DRIVER on TRIAL

tHf A&# &NNs~$A6T@ fF*NSf
Walters. Mas Is. The shsrd traas
II Cleo 0AAen. charged vita the
maraer n Rassell spragaa. I.awtcn
service ear oporatns. VAS eaatea in
Slssrsrs coars here Monday aftsrnoon
smGore gaage wan Liam Ut Chicka~
sAa ~vu
CoAen. Who was first sentenced te
the eseetris eAAr, was rransed mes
trsai hy the criminal court u Ap~
rsMss Hss second trial resras@d In
Aunx iary ON Aprla . A'1 rais.
Gsaen's companion, Is now under
snnsenee ~ death FOR the maraor o.
SrsHsne.
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~ I - axR xbey VII fed - 10
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