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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29
DORADO CLUB GUESTS OF MISS LATHEM.

The members of the Dorado club were the guests of Miss Margaret Lathem at Lyric party on last Monday afternoon. After the pro- gram at the Lyric. refreshments were served to the guests at down. town shop.
 The guests were: Miss Margaret Lathem, Miss Virginia Griffin, Miss Jeanette McGonegle. Miss Adele Griffin, Miss Estelle Harrell, Miss Regnia Griffin, Miss Helen Crane, Miss Rebecca Cousins, Miss Annie Davis, Miss Katherine Craig. Miss Katherine Hanna, Mis- Margaret Jones, Miss Mary Jim Smith, Miss Marian Sharp and Mrs. Irwin Man
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29
JOINT HOsTEssEs ENTERTAIN
 En(sEWOOD CLUB

Mrs. l.. s. Stollenwerk and Mrs. Edgewood Study circle Friday at the J. c. Rittenberry entertained the home of Mrs. Stollenwerck at Edge wood. Several interesting readings were given by members of the club. after which delicious refreshments were served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29
MIR. AND MRS. BEAUMONT TO ENY,IcRTA1N CIIfR

Mr.'sand Mrs. Henry F. Beaumont will entertain the Shades Mountain Community club at Linger Longer Lodge on Friday evening, May 1, at S:3O o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29
MIR. AND COX TO HONOR
 BRADLEY-COX WEDDING PARTY

Mir. and Mrs. D. I. Cox will enter tain at buffet supper at their home on Wodlawn Highlands on Tuesday evening, May 8, following the rehearsal of the Cox-Bradley wedding party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29

President Harding is having his portrait painted again, this time by Howard Chandler Christy. This paint ing-the second Christy has made of Mir. Harding since he has been Pres ident-will be hung in the salon Of the steamship Leyiathon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29

The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Hubert Work will close their apartment here early in June and go to their home in Colorado for a month.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
VYTRzNOSn VE VRATlSLAW.
Y DOLNO.SL EZSKEM MESTE PRO-
HLASEN BYL VYJIMECNY STAV.
SEDM ZABITYCH IA PLENENf.

Berlin, 21 cervence Vazne vytrznost udaly Sc We
Vraisavi die polodfednho teegramu obdrzeneho dnes
nenz prav re guverner Donho Sezska vydal rozkaz
prohlasujc vyjmecny stav m6ste okol ST
Vsechny schGze konane uvnitf byly zakazany kdyz
ma b konana schdze venku povoleni musi by zadano
den pred TIM
Nacenik policie nafdil svym ldem aby ucni vsechno
nome zabrn6n vysfednostem Ma sta zacen byo pro
vedeno nekok muzd dopadenych pfi plenen zabto O.
byvaestvo vyzvano ably nevychazeo ulice prode ho
vim jest zakazan
Ufady pfjaly nabidku podpory Nemeckou industrialn
hgou.
Berlin, 21 cervence. Vytrznosti povstae drahoty
zivotnfch poteb vyvrchoy drancovan hoteG obchodd
Polcie zbranuc davu, byla lidem vece tsnena
nekokrae uz zbrani Vzpoura jest povazovana pred
zves NOME obcanske vaky kera mGze podzm cee Ne
mecko zachvatti.
Sosalistcni reGnc tvrdi re naconalse chystaj pre-
vrat, kterym by bya dosavadni vlada svrzena.
Berlin, 22 cervence. - Nouzov6 vzpoury Nemecku
neutuchaji, opakovaly znaGnem rozmachu Givc v
Prusk6m Sezsku kde muz zeny ba ditky peni potravi
move jine obehody Policie zakrocla nafida zavfeni
vsech obchodd Depese podobne dosly nekolika mist
Bavorsku Vratislav jest shlukovani stale este pokra-
Govano AS 1900 osob byo pozatykano sest castnk
bo 100 poraneno. Skody vzbourenym idem zpdsobena
jsOu primo ohromne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
0TEK SiLkNCH TRESTNfK0.
JEDEN ZABIT A DIVA DOZORCI
NEBEZPECNE ZRANEN.
OSVOBOZENf VEZNU ZASTRASUJE CELE OKOLl.

Chester. H., % cervence. &c silenych zloencn
prcho dnesn noc inoiskeho stayu dusevne chore
v6zne Ia zapasu dozorc by jeden trestnk zabit diva
zamesnanc dsavu vazne uprchky zranen. Zabitym jest
sty Jackson Chicago odsouzeny pro vazdu kter byl
davno do baZnce pfeveZen atn restnce Joliet Ira
nen zfizenc, jak pravi mali malou caku uzdraven
Pokusu utek scastno celkem 81 trestancl nichz
ale byli polapeni Uprchici vydobi zvastnho od
d6en kde umseno byo Is echto nebezpecnych chovan
cn Ut6k zosnovan by chv kdy trestnici obvykle
prohzce by dopravovan dvema dozorc do ce Trestanc
pojednou chopil zdl lavic nimiz dvoce zacal bus
do mfiz yci t ctvr palce sinych Tyo povoily drive
nez mohi jinych odd4eni seb6hnouti strazci Pred
tim jz by oba strazcove prepaden ohrozovani noz
kterych chovanc Vylomenymi otvory pocai restanc
hmou prcha vsem smery ien vcasnym zakrocenim
byl ut6k vsem Zmneny Jackson byl posednim
zasfeen kdyz strazfm postav odpor Odvazny uek
zpGsob celem okol vekou paniku mezi obyvatestvem
ac nak bya sraz uprchky rronaseduic sesilena polc
a obcanstvem.
Vezeni ktereho Sc restnci vydobyi, jest zeleznou
klec dlouhou $50 p siri 80 stop Pc vydoby sc
klece nebyo dalsim ut6ku z vanych pekazek neb ba
znec obkopen jest pomerne nepatrnym zeeznym potem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
zENA POSTRELENA VYPO.
MOCNYM SERIFEM.

Akron, O. %. cefvence. -
32-leta Mary Seegerova byla
vcera vecer as 0 p6l oszne ho-
dine postfelena vypomocnym
serifem, kdyz jela v autu rize-
mem iejim manzelem ma Por-
tage Lakes ave. Byla kull "a
sazena do leveho ramene. Muz
jeff H. L. Seeger byl zatcen a
uvezn6n v okresni v6znici ma
obzalobu, re sed6l u ffditka O.
PLY. Jak serif dredne vypra-
wife neuposlechl Seeger, kdvz
mu tyz kazal zastaviti. Prvnf
ranu yypalil ien pro zastraSenf
do vzduchu a teprve druhou
zamefil ma kola stroje. naboj
Sc patrne odrazil a zranil ze-
nu, ma stesti jen lehce, jak pra-
vi lekafi People nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
GENERAL. PERSEIINC MA INSPEKCNl
CESTU.

Washington, %. = Ones vecer opusti WASH
ngton general Pershng aby podnk nspekcn cesu let
mich taborsch kde prod6ava obvyky letn vycvk zaoz
nj dGsoinc Sryce Sama. Generala ocekava 5nedelni
vlet vedra pny cestovnch namah tezkeho vykonava
nj povinno Jednou levu 81 sbue cd tridenni cesty ko
monanskych horach cd ktere ocekava osvezeni Do
Washingtonu vran dne &c. srpna.
Minute pondeli podnkl podobnou cestu prvni, jel 400
mil inspekci taboru Meade Mount Gretna Pennsyva
n kde taktez renoyan jsou reerve Cestovni plAny III
spekcn cesy vypracovany byy eho nafizen ze p Mich
nem6 byt bran ohled eho osobni pohod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
PROTI ZAMESTNAVANf
TRESTNlKU MA
SACHTACH.

Washington, %. cervence.-
Uhelni komise byla pozadana
havifskou unii, ably vysetfila
podminky, "a kterych nekte-
re tezafske spolecnoati Ala
bame zamestnavajf trestnfky.
Dnes uverejnen byl spoienym
havfrstvem spisek, ze jde po-
vest, ze V dolech zamestnanf
karanci podrobovani jsou j
"muceni', jen aby neuniove
sachty mohly vykazovati velke
zisky.
Unie co nejrozhodn9ji pro-
testuje proti zauneshnavdnf tre-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
PAPEz PRAL 81 ZNICENf
SRBSKA.

Prazske listy uvefejnily z by
valeho statniho archivu WIDEN
skeho dopis psany rakouskym
zmocnencem Palfym 2 Rima
ministru zahranici Berchtoldo-
vi dne 20. cervence 1914. Do
pis zminuje Sc poy6stech a
clanku v jistem liste. iakoby
papez Sc obratil ma cisare, ably
usetfil narody kfest anske va
lecnych hrdz. Palfy pravi, re
neni pravdivo, ze by papez ne
jen intervenoval a prave smy-
sleni kurie bylo prizniye Ra-
kousku, pon6vadz "Rakousko"
je "katolickym staten a nej-
pevn6jsi hradbou. ktera cirkvi
Kristov6 zIstala v nasem sto-
leti." V dopise dale pravi: -
"Kdvz jsem pred dvema dny
navstivil kardinala statniho Sc
krctare. obratil prirozene ho-
vor ma velik6 otazky a proble-
my, ktere dnes zamestnavajf
Evropu. Zadne zvlastni mirno-
sti smirlivosti nevycitil jsem
vsak z poznamek jeho Eminen
ce. Notu, poslanou Srbsku,
kterou naval krajne ostrou,
schvalil pres to bezvyhradne a
soucasne dal neprimo vyraz
nadeji, ze monarchie vydrzi
(durchhalten). Ovsem minil
kardinal, je skoda, ze Srbsko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
v SO LE'rECH OTCEM
Is. DfTETE.

Santa Ana, CAL, 21. cerven-
&c. - Romulu Delsi, Mexican.
zijici v Stanton, nedaleko od-
tud, pracu6ici jako d6lnik ma
rcnci, je 88-lety, jak Sc pravf a
otcem 45 deti. Nejmladsimu
je pouze sest dni. DR.. C. D.
Fall, stat. poslanec, pravi, ze
Una Delsiho 80 let, ze tento ma
ted ctvrtou neb patou zenu a
As d6ti. Ze zaznamd drednich
jde ma jevo, ze kdyz Delsimu
bylo 70 let, jeho zena povila
dvoujcata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
SHIRT GEN. Willy OPLAKAvA
J PET VDOV.
KONCRESNf KOMISE MEXICKA VYSETRf OKOL
NOSTI ZAVRAzDENf POVESTNEHO
REVOLUCIONARE

Ell Paso %. cervence. Zavrazd6ny mexicky "vecny'
rebel bandta Francisco Villa zanecha nejen men ale
jen pet vdov kere podaly zadost naroky pozsalos
Federan komse Mexico City vysetfuje cell atenta jak
vypravuje depese zasana Parrau mexckemu stu The Chi
huahua Daily News hroz stoupenc zavrazdneho generaa
Willy odvetnou valku utraceni vidce.
Dotycny correspondent pse, re statcch zavrazdene
no pozorovati jest ste hnu mez byvalym prvrzenc m6
fujcf rozniceni novych bojn.
Mezi peti domn6lym zenam uvad6na jest sefora Ausre
berta Renteria dve jne zi Parralu jedna Toreonu
paa ktere soudi ze jest prava senora I Corral De
Villa, byd We Spojenych Statech
Zvlastni komise jez vysetfi ma podrobnost potickd
vrazdy generaa Willy sesavena jest posancu mexickeho
kongresu a odebefe nejbizsi dobe do Parralu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
NESTESTl v GORDON
PARkU.
18-!ety hoch zabit. v dome
.sspasu" zlomena mlade ze-
ne noha. - u White City
zlomil mlady muz vaz.

i Phi dpati vych. 72. ul. zri-
zen byl v Gordon Gardens "a
bayni podnik, kde. vcera doslo
ma krkUlomne akluzavce X ne
stesti. "a ktereho vypadl. z vo-
ziku 1S-lety Gerald Goldman,
1909 Gr;swold Ave. Mladik
byl prejet a svrzen do hloubky
So stop. DIE vypovedi zam6st-
nancu sedel Goldman prvnim
vagonku vlaku O trech vozid-
lech pres zaIkaz Sc postavil a
naklonil ku predu, spadl drive,
nez-li jej mohli tri MIN jedou
ci kamaradi zachytiti.
Mrtvola zjistena byla jednak
ieho druhy a kouskem papiru,
nesouci jeho jmeno adresu.
Tuto napsala pry jista divka
a dala pry mu il Sc slovy, ably
papirek jen s sebou wal. kdy-
by sc mu n6co m6lo piihoditi.
President Robert Lehr cd
spolecnosti Gordon Lakeside
Amusement Co. vypravi, re vsi
chni uzivatele skluzavky jsou
varovani, nevstavati "a .iizdy.
J. E. Goodings, fiditel "a
havniho podniku v parku Pu-
ritas Springs dopravil vcera do
nemocnice sv. Jana 24-letou
pi. M. NJ. Rogersovou, ktere
byla zlomena noha v tax Eva.
nem "dome spasu".
Potapenim 2 vlnolomu We
White City, pobrezi patrlciho
Clevelandu prisel zivot %.
lety Arthur Hemke. Vskoci
po hlave do vody sotva dive ste
py hluboke a zlomil vaz tax
ze byl mrtvym ma miste.
Riditel mestakych parkG
Ruetenik po obdrzeni zpravy G
! nestesti prohlasil, ze mesto ne.
mdze byti "a smrt zodpovedno
neb kazdy, kdo Sc V techto mi.
stech koupa cini tax ma vlastni
zodpovednost.
Hemke vyplul clunu Sc ze-
nou dv6ma d6vcaty k Vino
lomu, kde vystoupili a Hemke
lined podnikl osudny Slok
Teprve kdyz Sc objevila ma
Ihladine jeho nehybne telo, spu
Silly zeny pokfik. Jest letos-
nj IA obeti koupaci sezony.
6-lety synek manzeld Heb
kovych meska venku u pribuz-
nych. Otec jeho byl vyhybka-
fem New York Central drahy
a rodina bydli v Park hotelu, {.
4O6 vych. 156. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
ZASTRELEN MA PRAHU
.KOSTELA.

Newport, KY, %. cervence.
- Uprostfed koatelnich poboz
,nosti byl dnes rano vyvolan ven
45-lety Louis Harrison a ma
prahu kostela ma mist9 zastfe-
len. Pro zlocin tento zatcena
byla 39-leta pi. Sadie Harriso-
nova, domn6la manzelka "a
streleneho muze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23

nebylo jiz mnohem drive "po-
niceno ("Klein gemacht", ne
bot tenkrat bylo by to snad
bvlo bvyalo mozne, aniz by SIC
dalo V sazku tolik neDfehled-
nych moznosti iako dnes. Ten
to vvrok odpovida take smysle-
nj papezovu nebot' behem po-
slcdnfch let vyslovila Jeho Sva-
tost caste politovani, ze Ra-
kousko- Uhersko opominulo -
"potrestati" sveho nebezpecne
he souseda ma Dunaji."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
ZABITI PADEM AERO
PLANU.

Los Angeles, %. cervence.-
Aviaticky fotograf William
Cross byl dnes zaIbit 8 nezji-
stenou dosud zenou v Santa Fe
Springs, kdyz Sc jejich aero
plan pojednou sfitil vyse as
ITO stop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23

stancI v uhelnych dolech, coz
Jest nekalou solltezi svobodne
prace netoliko v AlaIbame, ale
i jinde. Dale Sc pravi, re ve-
rejnost 'bude podesena objevy,
ktere komise vynese ma svetlo.
Pcdobne jsou alabamske ne
uniove tezafske spolecnosti vi
neny, re poslednim rokem stla-
cily mzdu a tim zmensily ma
klad ma tezbu, ale ceny uhli
zvysily a tax primo .nestoud-
nym zpdsobem okradaji kapsy
lidu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23

Manzele Sras Palmer Tomkinsovi kazdy Mich devade
sat rokd star Matawan N j. ktefi savi 65 vyroc sve
no snatku cervenc Tomkins jest inzenyrem enz sam
omto povolan vycvci byl to jenz proved WINERY
drahu Dover do Hackettsown 1851 Jeho manzelka
bya Anna Mersereau Morristown j. jedna prvnch stu
dentek Mount Holyoke College,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
SENATOR LA TOILETTE. ODCESTU-
JE DO EVROPY.

Madison, Wis, o. cervence. - Senator Robert M La
Toilette opusti Ultra Madison Wis., odede do Washing
tonu Ma ohasenou z navst6vu Evropy vypuje dne
ma jeho cestovnho programu hoda senator vrat
m9sfci listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
TAX POMfJf SLAVA SVETA.
ZITA PRODAVA KLENOTY, ABY MELA INA
CHLEBA".

Londyn % cervence Byvaa rakouskA cisarovna Ii
ia poap hlubin chudoby prodava pry liz posednf
spery slavne pov6st mezi mimi znamy veky de-
nant Florenn oceneny $1,5O000O jen aby moha
patfit potravu (?) Hlas tax madrdsky telegram dosy
zdejsfmu Sunday Express.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
yELIKE STEHOVAM ITALU.

RIM 21. Statistika uvefen9na vcera vyka-
zuie ze 1850 Itad vys9hovalo b9hem sest mesci
t9chto odebrao do nych evropskyh zem 900
do Jzn Aerky 900 do Spojen5ch Statn 500 do Au-
strae Do France uchyo nevice itaskych vystehova
cd, druha jest Begie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-23
OBSAZENf ALBANSKEHO TRJyNU.

B6lehrad, 9. cervence. Albansky zahrancni minsr
odeel Trany do Bubures nabidnout trim Abane princi
Mikuasi 2O-leemu nemadsimu synu kralovny Marie
munske.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-16
City Items.

Kentucky Babe--quartet. Victor record No. 1o013. c. L. Pierce & Co. --Advt.
 Constable George A. Stark, on an order issued by Judge William M. Maltbie in the superior court, has sold a touring car belonging to Rob- ert l.. Aaron to Louis Perlsky for SS10.
 Jewett exhibit at Lash Motor Co. Open evenings.--advt.
 valkyrian whist tonight, s:3o.- advt.
 Applications to be made voters were received yesterday from eos persons.
 Open alleys at the Casino tonight --advt.
 Paige exhibit at Lash Motor Co. Open evenings.-advt.
 Corporation Counsel J. H. Kirkham said this afternoon that he has not been asked as yet for an opinion on the matter of Thomas Dolan's peti- tion for reinstatement as patroman without examination.
 Six Victor Specials, Henry Morans. --advt.
 Cadillac exhibit at Lash Motor Co. Open evenings.--advt.
 Lucky Strike Cigarettes, pkgs. for 25c., at Besse-L Leland s.-advt.
 See the wonderful Jewett All mod els. Lash Motor Co.--advt.
 Tabs dance Sat, March 17.-advt.
 Fresh Walnut Stuffed Dates, 37c. ib. at Besse- Leland d's.-advt.
 Cadillac exhibit at Lash Motor Co. Open evenings.-advt.
 Jewett exhibit at Lash Motor Co. Open evenings.
 Special Victor Record release, You Know You Belong to Somebody Else" c. l.. Pierce X Co.-advt,
 A good time, Tabs hall, Mar. IT, advt
 Six special Victor records. C, L. Pierce & Co.--Advt.
 New Victor Records at Morans' -advt.
 A daughter has been born to Mir. md Mrs. George Blinn of New Haven. Mrs. Blinn was before her marriage, Miss Elizabeth Pagan of this city.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-16
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Marked irregularity characterized the opening prices in todays market, Further profit taking in the oil group resulted In Panaman A and B falling l s-4 and 1 point respectively. Cos den and Sinclair continued their rise. Jones Bros. Tea established a new peak price. Louisville and Nashville dropped 3 1-a points but the South ern railway issues and New Haven were firm.
 Panaman A. and B. soon extended their losses to and points respec- lively. Heaviness also cropped out in the motors and motor accessories, StromberG Carburetor dropping a point and Stakeholder and White Mo- tors 5-S each. Atlantic Coast Line dropped 1 1-2 points and Union Pa cifc 1. American Woolen, American Smelting and Marine pfd. also lost ground. soss Sheffield pfd. advanc- ed point and Industrial Alcohol moved up 3-4 to n new high record Reynolds Tobacco B. and Am. Tobac- co also were strong.
 Noon--Shifting Of such speculative interest from one group to another set in motion a series Of cross currents Of prices during the morning. Foreign oils, motors, motor access sories and some of the investment rails were sold freely New High records were established by Lima Loco. up points. Mexican Pet, or dinarily inactive, advanced sixteen roints.
 l:SO p. m.-After mid day, large selling orders made their appearance. Numerous shares sustained losses of a point or more with Mack Truck and Stewart Warner losing 2 points.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-16
REPORT
 ON A. A. GREENbERG
(Continued from First Page)

1 Senator Trumbul in moving rcjec-
 ton of a Dill to permit Hamden to accept payment of taxes in two in- I stallments said that the bill was a good one and 1t was just as good for all towns as for Hamden and the committee favored general law to give all towns the same right The bill which the house had rejected on the adverse report, would have all l lowed Hamden to have charged no in terest on the balance of taxes due if more than one-half had been paid by May 1 of each year.
 The senate recalled from the house the bill to authorize Sharon to issue bonds for school purposes and sent a committee to the house to get the bill. This was done at the request of Sen- ator Trumbull of the finance commit |tee.
 The senate concurred in restoring forfeited rights to Joseph Brown, a former policeman in New Haven and of w. B. Martin, of Rockville.
 The finance committee reported against the bill exempting the South mayd home at Waterbury from taxa tion.
 A resolution was adopted appoint ing John E. Fahey. deputy judge at Rockville, and it altered the date in the resolution previously passed ap- pointing John E. Fiske judge at Rockville, owing to clerical error in the date of his commission, and sent to the expressing clerk.
 Claims of Yanhauer and Davidson of New York for s575 for work in collecting inheritance taxes and of Charles A. Singer for s2S for com pensation for illness arising from in- oculation in camp were approved.
 From it's calendar the senate adopt ed these measures:
 Providing for psychiatric commit tee on the need of a state sanitarium in southwestern Connecticut amended so that it will report by December, 1924, instead of October of that year; permitting the comptroller to apply for recommitment of insane persons whose time has expired; permitting Cnionvile to license peddlers Gin con- currence) and providing means of settling disputes over bonds filed by motor vehicle owners.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-16
3fmirrralH
George II. LyncI,

The funeral of George II. Lynch was held at g o'clock this morning at St. Mary's church. It was one of the largest funerals held in the parish in some time, tho church being throng- cd with mourncrs. As the body was heing brought into the ediice, Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang "The Vacant Chair" and as the body was being taken from the church Mrs. Crean sang We will meet again. it won't be long, There was a profusion of floral tributes.
 The pallbearers were stephen Kicly. William Long, James T. Moore, Anthony Contois and John Maerz of this city and Thomas Collins of Farm ington. The flower bearers were Aug ust J. Scheyd and Thomas J. Crowley. At the vault in St. Mary's new ceme- tery Rev. John T. Winters, Rev. Will liam A. Krause and Rev. Walter A. McCann conducted the committal service.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-16
NO WARRANT ISSUED
 IN OLESCAV|Cz CASE
Assistant Prosecutor Undecided
 on His Course Of Action

There were no new developments today in the Peter Olescavicz case in
 which several members of the New
 Britain police department are in- .volved. The facts in the possession of
 Chief William c. Hart have been turned over to Assistant Prosecuting Attorney William M. Greenstein, who said this afternoon that he was un-
 decided as to what action he would take Olescayicz claims to have been roughly handled by Sergeant Patrick A. McAvay and Patrolmen Patrick O'Mara and Maurice Flynn early yes- terday morning on Main street. Ac- lcording to Olescavicz, his car was searched by the police and after no liauor was found he was accused of being under the influence of liquor while operating motor vehicle. The complainant also alleges that he was beaten about the head with a black jack before being taken to the police station. At headquarters Dr. J. r. Faulkner, who examined Olescavicz, pronounced him fit to operate car and he was liberated by Sergeant Mat thias Rival, the desk sergeant in charge.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-16
PORTO RICO DECLARED DRY
War Department Rules volstead Act
 Must Be Enforced

Washington. March 16.--Porto Rico must recognize Volsteadism and en- force prohibition under a ruling by legal authorities of the war depart ment today that the island is on the same footing as the Continental Unit . ed States. The Philippines, where the same ruling does not apply. remains wide open.
 Thirsty Porto Ricans cited the Phil ippines in support of their contention that they did not come under the law. Attorney General Palmer held the word possessions" in the Eighteenth Amendment applied to the Philippines but authorities there decided that un- der a law of 1916, the Philippine Or ganic Act, it was provided that no law or statute of the United States may be applied unless specifically so ordained. The Philippine authorities held they were not possession" in the meaning of the amendment.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-16
THIRD TRIUMPH FOR
 GREAT FRENCH STAR
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U, l, the French girl scored a victory 6-2, 6--S. Then came their memor- able encounter of August 16, the same year in the Forest Hills tour nament in America, where Mola achieved her single success taking the first set 6-2 and scoring two points in the second set before Suzanne broke down and defaulted.
 Their last previous encounter was on July of last year at Wimbledon when Mola was outclassed by the French girl who took the match 6-2, co.
 Big Crowd at Game.
 Their fourth duel today was staged to the accompaniment of sample of the Riviera's brightest and most beautiful weather in the presence of a great throng of enthusiasts. The match was started at T. o'clock since it has become fashionable here to put on the best attractions before lunch time.
 It was commented before play be- gan that the conditions favored the French star who by reason of her ioIS cApeIlSIlCS III play UIl lne ttlNeTld has become accustomed to the blind ing sunshine while dark day would have been to great advantage to the American star. Suzanne has been playing on the Nice courts since she was little girl.
 Suzanne Was Confident.
 Suzanne went into the match today with every confidence of chalking up her third victory over her long time American rival.
 T will beat her. never fear" was the French girls remark after she watched Mrs. Mallory's play in the latter's match with Mrs. ONeill yes- terday and saw the American score the victory that made today's meeting possible.
 There seemed no lack of confidence on Molla's part either and both went on the courts in do or die' spirit