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New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

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New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

Dr. David Spencer Qeft) his wife CightG their Rob cener and the atters wife and three children the Japanese earthquake at the time of the dsast No word has been received from them by relatives in Unonown and Ph depha Pa Dr. Spencer and his wife have lived Japan for doing missionary work for the Methodist Episcopal church. The sons family believed to have lived the island of Enoshma reported to have completely disappeared
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

Two esss Aits Fezsih ffsf nefi uHs&i rifle carey fTsfnaF q aauhls plass q. smith, unsssistsd. hsrsnaiiis ss onHs. h, smith co hsEnnisi Jeff ea essss hsss ten [, fitiseaFsh q tsss aa hsiis s9 Barnes q eH ossehssF I. sa FliliHsim q hits eH Barnes 1 ia fssi eH assehssF, tt in q oH fillinsim I Ia ] lssi sild pitee. ossfhssFi ieslnF pitcher bsFHssi anpireA Hsrt, fthnsrsn and fhTmani iims itfs
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
Pirates Ig. Braves ?

Pittsburgh, Sept is. Pittsburgh hammered three Rosten pitchers for l7 hits and won yesterdays game l2 to !, after Barnes had yielded three runs on four hits in the frst inning,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Giants Vii,

Giants Win
 St. Louis, Sept. 1s.--New York in- creased it's hold on top place to five games by swamping St. Louis yester- day 10 toH.
 In the ninth Freigau went to first and Toporcer to second for the Card inals after Flowers had batted for Hudgens in the preceding inning.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
,eonunusa From rr.ssains Page,
Browas s.i. seaalaFs i,s,

Washington, Sept. is,-washlnston and St, Louis divided their two games yesterday. the hrosns taking the opener. s to 1. while Washington won the second, I 10 1, Dsnforsh had lii- tls trouble with the senators, pinch hitter Garritys home run drive in the ninth preventing shutout- zshnissT hsd the better Of kalp in their epnr tsst, the Senator twirler striking cut sir men, Scores.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
CASINO TEAM WINS

Take Two Out of Three Games From
 Lewis Bowlers in state League
 Match.
 The Casino Five won two out of three from the Lewis team in the state league tournament at the Casino al- leys last night. The scores.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
BOW C.

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New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
ssssad Game
T,sers 50, Athletics s.io.

Philadelphia. Sept is.-Detroit split even with Philadelphia ysster. day, winning the first game. to [. and losing the second. 10 to .. Rom- mel was battered of the hill in the opener but came back and won the second.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

This eleven expects to play it's first game week from Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
White sox 6, Red sox 2.

Boston. Sept. is.-Biankenship kept Noston's hits scattered yesterday. Chicago winning 6 70 2. McMillan made three of Boston's seven hits The base running Of Archdeacon who scored Chicaso's first run. was bril-.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
FROM SAND LOT TO
 THE bIG LEAGUES

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New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

There will be a practice for the Rovers A. c. football team this eve ming at 6:45 at Browns field on Small ley street.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

The Redlands will not practice to- night, but will drill at St. Mary's field on Sunday morning. >
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
seeond Gams

petroit ,........... 100 100 os,- "a q phiiadelphia .,...,. 100 oio 7oi-io b Il
 Rattsry;-cois. whi,hill, Clarke John son and Bassler. woodaii; Harris. Nasty, Rommei, and Perkins.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

The Mohawks will practice tomor- row night. A game with the High school may be arranged shortly.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

Control! That is why Adams, past the 40 mark, and Alexander, on the way to that figure, are still pitching winning ball. When they work there isn't any wasted energy They get the ball over-make the batter earn their way on.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

Washington tied its major league record Of i6s double plays in one sea- son, stabllshed last year. in the sec- ond game with St. Louis here yester' day.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

Hartford. hy winning from the Worcester club yesterday elinehed the Eastern league title.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

All former national golf champs survive in the national tourney ex- eept Evans, Willie Hunter busted him from the amateur tourney yes- tsrday,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-19

Bluge took Ezzells grounder, tag. ged Gerber on the base line and re- tired the batter at first to complete the play which tied the mark. The Senators have i6 games more to play this season.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-24
SilverWare
Dutch Silver Table
Mats, Soc

These serviceable mats in Old
Mill designs, have felt bottoms
and are most useful for pro
tecting highly polished tables
from discoloring by hot disheA
One or several make dainty
table ornaments and . st
would make a wonderful gift.
Silver Meat Platters
9.96
These meat platters are In the
Well and Tree design and they
are full IL inches In diameter.
have thread border design and
are footed 80 that NO b at can
reach the table. An exceptional
value at this low price.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-24
Our June Clearance
Suits, Coats and Capes Includes the
Silk as Well as Wooden Materials
At One-Half Price

Silk and wool suits, coats and capes,
formerly up to 1900, now
Silk and wool suits, coats and capes,
formerly up to 1000, now
Silk and wool suits, coats and capes,
formerly up to 5000, now
Silk and wool suits, coats and capes,
formerly up to 5000, now
Silk and wool suits, coats and capes,
formerly up to 10000, now
Silk and wool suits, coats and capes,
formerly up to 1880, now
Silk and wool suits, coats and capes,
formerly up to 10000, now
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-24
Wash Fabrics Very SpeciQLU Priced

36-1nch WickerWeave, a Yard 49c
Those who seeking the coolest of sumner cot
tons will appreciate this 36inch fabric, which is
unexcelled for all summer wear.
32-1nch Etamine Turmoile
a Yard, 39c
This beautiful cool weave is lighter than ratine
and more open and softer than gingham-a beau
tiful quality that sold at ,75c is offered at low
price for tomorrow.
LOO White Ratine, a Yard, 75c
Just 10 pieces of genuine imported all-white
ratine which will make the daintiest. of new sum-
dresses.
45-Inch White Organdy
a Yard, 45c
This white material is always very much in de-
mand for summer frocks and the fact that it has
permanent finish adds materially to it's value for
children or for grown-ups, organdy will be found
unexcelled for afternoon, evening and party
dresses. The pricing is decidedly moderate
SECOND FLOOR
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-21

Make the acquaintance Of The Pleas
antville Press by becoming a subscrfb-
err, and you will find it a very satisfac-
tory acquaintance.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-21
THIS WILL CHECK
KIDDIES' COUGHS
W%intergrole Never Fails to Relieve
Group and Colds.

When your little n coughs, act
promptly. Slight colds soon develop
into something more serious unless
checked at the outset. WINTER.
lGROLE has been tried by parents
everywhere for Group and colds and
has been found to be most effective.
If this wonderful ointment can is
applied on throat and chest at night,
the child will be completely relieved
by morning. The drugs in WINTER
GROLE are powerful and penetrating,
quickly dispelling all congestion. Get
la jar today. 25c.
For sale by H. j. Dennis & Co., II
S. Main street. Pleasantville. adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-21
Stopped Him.

Staying over in a small town await
ing the next 24-hour train out of the
place, a smart-aleX travelling man went
out to the baseball game and all thru
the contest rooted long and loud for
the n%eighboring town team. He cen
tered his attack on the home-team
pitcher, finally yelling: MY, oh my
how wild he is-why, he couldn't hit
a barn door"
"Neyer mind, brother" said the
pitcher, You're not too good yourself.
You missed a train yesterday"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-21

The Fond Parent who is always
Boosting III Evangeline and sticking
her onto the Company, may think her
Kid is Cats Whiskers but Nobody
Else can see 1t. LII Kids look Pretty
Much Alike and None of En- Know
any More than the Law Allows, SO
use Discretion, Fond Parents!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
BOMB PLOT CASE
BEFORE COURT AT
CORPUS CHRISTI

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dec. I4.-IIa-
bcas corpus hearing cf Victor Fluent :
and Jaan No: alcs ~ San Antonio held
rndcf Indictment in. Nug ccs county upon
chargcs of being implicated in tho Cor
rus Christi bomb case is set for hear
irg in Corpus Christi today. Mrs. Victor
Fusntcs. mother Of Morales. and her
daughter left San Antonio last night tn
he present III the trial. They were ac-
companed by their attorney, W. IT..
Il anton OF San Antonio. who was re-
tanned by the Sens Of America.
Fuenies and Morales were indicted
On evidence gathered Nv Rangers who
are investigating TN case. and il Is al-
legged that Fuentes hauled the bcmb to
near the International-C Great Northc m
Railway station and It was carried
from a truck to the express offica and
shipped bv Morales. II is not al lined
the defendants wee responsible for the
riot. bit that they were hired Is ship
III bomb ~ some other person. Off
GERS sey the principal culprit has not
been arre stcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
FOX DRUNK FOR
; DAYS BEFORE
KILLING, CLAIM


ATLANTA. CA. De ~. Phillip
Fox. who * On ,ria here for the murder
II Captain William Cnburn. attorney
for the SimonS faction of the kil kiux
khan. WAS Intoxicated for three DAYS
prior M The shooting NJ trhnrn. the
prosecution announced today while
Congressman Patton summers of The
fifth Texas district WAS on the stand
teslifying ~ TO the character of Fox.
do You know ihe solicitor general
asked the congressman. -fisat Fox was
arrested in loral hotel III this condition
in tcnpany with a woman The con-
gresham said that he knew notiing of
the life that Fox was leading since com
ing 10 Atlanta from Texas. hu' that 3ur-
ing his reSiden ia Texas his character
was good.
Knowing T'hil Fox aS ~. such ac-
fion as You have outlined makes me be-
Iievc he is crazy the congressman de-
clared.
Tie defense counsel late yesterday en-
tered plea ~ insanity frr their client.
T.. X. Meade. city editor os the Dallas.
Texas. Times Herald. testified IS ID TIE
eondi. ion of Fox following his ncr-
Tous bre akGown while working IN tn
newspaper. Meade corrobofated the
o:ker WITNESSES lis % the ccnd tion a
Fox stating that he had occasional fits
Of dependency. and added that AZ one
time Fox had ths dslusion that some
body was trying to kill him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
new OFFICIALS
NOW IN CHARGE
AT MA1'AHOROS
Conrado Gutierrez Deposed
as Mayor, and Luis Rem
don Appointed by Auth
ority of New Governor

Conrado Gutierrez. who has served as
rE.ni XII Matamuio4, and VINO wHs dr-
tanned by the military officials when
me city was riacCd under martial law
on december Z, -as been depos,d ty
o~uer cf the provisional Gcrern0r az
Victoria, and Luis Lcndon, wail-kncwn
AMI progressive business ma 0f thai
city has been appointed mayor. Manuel
Fernandez. former city treasurer, has
also been replaced by the appointment
Of Francisco Schreck TO that position,
and Protacio Guerra has been appointed
collector of state taxes for the Mata-
mcros district.
The change IN the personnel of the
city government was made yesterday.
and was effected without trouble. All
political prisoners. who had been de-
tanned az the time martial law went in-
to effect, were also released. but there is
persistent rumor 40 the effect that
Miguel Eli=ondo, mayor-cls ct. has been
sent tc Mexico City. No confirmation az
this rumor could be secured from Mexi-
can officials.
The statement was made this morning
bv prominent citizens 0f Matamoros
that the mayoralty was offered Ia Sal
vadcr Cardcnas, who refused 20 accept
il, and later was rendered to Leonidas
Guerra. who was the opponent of Mig
uel Elizondo In the municipal election
held December y. Guerra ~ W. ported I'D
have refused the office stating that thr
electorate III The municipality had de-
ferted him at the election. and he could
not conscientiously accept the office by
appointment. There was no bitterness
in tn municipal campaign and election.
Elizondo winning NJ decisive majcri-
t.
The term of Mayor Gutierrez would
have expired on December 81. and Mig
uel Elizondo would have succeeded him
- mayor Of the city on January 4, it
thf revolution had not intcrvencd.
The policing of the city remains nm
der the charge 81 the military officials
and perfect order is being maintained.
Extra stronp forces are being used TO
patrol the streets each night. hut there
has been no hint W disorder of any
kind
All the newly appointed officials are
prominent business men Of Matamoros,
and are rated among the most progress
sive citizens Of that city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
China BANDITS
CAPTURE CITY,.
REPORT STATES.

SHANGHAI. China, Dee. Three
Thousand bandits undc- The ieadl rship
III the notorious chicfsains Chen Yen
Teh and Wang Han Wing. captur u ths
city of Chako Wednesday. loot:ag the
entire city and turning many houses.
7 he bandits also carried OF maris-
tratc, the commissioner 0f education
and two ether officials. in addition
to more than hundred VI the most
M-&lhy residents a. the city. including
many women. according to dispatches
1eceivtd here from Ckangska.
TIE inhabitants Of the city who Wit
messed iss tarturr and lout.ng stated
tHnt Tic magistrate oE Chah0 was slain
after being tskea prison for ihe bur.
psse Of intimidating the rest OF ths
prisoners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
FIVE CONVICTS.
GET away FROM.
TRAIN GUARDS
tBy The Associated Prcss)

WICHITA FALLS. Texas, Dec H.
Five prisoners, en- route from Fort
Worth 10 the federal penitentiary at
Lcavenwoith. Kansas. jumped through
the train window at Caldwell, Kansas,
last night aad made their escape, ac-
cordinE tc advicss received here today.
The prisoners were IN charge of H. W.
Ccnners a detective Of Fort Worth.
In long distance telephone conver-
sation today Conner said that the e.
capped mn were Charles Fowler. WI TIL
Lindsey and Bill Turner. NH OF Fort
Worth. and one or the prisoners was
from Wi hita Falls. He did not know the
name cf the fifth prisoner, who was
from Fort Worth.
Thirteen other federal prisoners,
seven of whom were convicted IN the
recent OH fraud cases 1t Fort Worth
were on tn. train. but made no at
tempt TO escape
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
ST. LOUIS CONSUL
JOINS REVOLUTION
nv The Associated rres..l

ST. LOUIS. Dcc- 1.-THE personnel
OF the Mexican consulate here has re-
signed ~and has ac epted appointment
from de IN IIuerfa. who heads the pres
enT revolution in Mexico II was am
nounred yesterday hy Alvarez the con-
sui
The personnel of the consulate finds
that the uprising against the central
government is justified because Ohregon
violated the most sacred duties of his
oath NJ office TN trying 10 impose Gen
cral Gales on THE people NJ Mexico aS
the next president. thereby violating the
free suffrage Of the constitution OF
Mcxi -. the consul said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
Texas "Blme Sky" LasU
VIII be Enforced TO
Letter, Staples Says

AUSTIN. Texss, Dec. IA concert
ed drive to rid the state Of alleged
-blue sky" operators has been start a.
s. L. Staples. secretary u state an
bounced today.
Prosecuting attorneys in al parts Of
tic state have boen request 20 seek
cat violators. and The judges have been
requested tc instruct grand jnrics ta
Give this matt special attention.
Staples said.
No prosecutions have beea instituted
in the state under The -blus sky law
passed BY the last legislature. bu: prep
arations arc ing made TO start action
rs soon as information of violations !
I hand. the secretary added.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14

if thu weather clears and the wind
dies tdwn tonight there a i possi-
bi rs cf a general frost over the
NTl.sf toEi~ht. 1cocarsiing 10
N 3tacr Observer SrhnurbaSrh.
n II haEhle probable. however. hat
frost sufficient to d. much damage
will br experienced uni.~s there l. \
radical drop III temperature.
There has hecn very little rise in
the temperature tcday. according tD
sAe report submitted hy tn obscr-
YER nj. noon. and there Il po~si-
hi'isy az the SLy clearing tonight.
which wnEld Dc followed By
sharp drop in Temperatures.
Valley farmers should be prepar-
Cd 10 meet TIE contingency. If IL
does arise. LEGAL growers state
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
KANSAS PAROLE
OFFICER SHOT
BY TWO CONVICTS

ALICIA. Ark. Dew. 1.-Two escaped
convicts from the Kansas penitentiary
to-day shot w. Id. BurnS. state parole
officer W. Kansas.
Burns was taking The men back ~ the
they had been arrested. The c0nvicsx
peniicniiar from Texarkana. where
they had been arrested. The conviets
were H. II. Casey and man named
O'Kcith. both making their escape
after the shooting
Burns. who was shot five times, was
placed aboard a train to be taken 10 d
hospital in st. Louis. II is feared that
his wounds will prove fatal
NEWPORT. Kans. Dec. IA mes
sage received here M noon stated that
Benny Casey and Charles O'Keith the
convicts who escaped az Alicia today.
after wounding James Burns, had been
recaDtured at Minturn-
TFNARKANA. Ark. Dee. 14.-While
ID. W. Burns. record clerk and parole
officer of the Kansas state peniteD-
iiary. was standing on the platform at
the union station here yesterday after
noon waiting for a train tn take Bernie
Casey and Charles O'Krith back to Lam
sing. hc saw among THE crowd Charles
Mckenzie. Il former inmate of the
Lansing prison and an escaped convict
from the Missouri state prison.
Mckenzie was taken into custody and
held for the Missouri officers Hr was
paroIrd from Lansing and soon after
was sent to the Missouri prison on ten
year sentence for robbery. lie escaped
in October. 1918. after serving *
months of his sentence. and had not been
seen sine Nm any officer who knew him
until today- lie frankly admitted his
identity
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
OKLAHOMA OFFICERS
LEAVE FOR ARDMORE
With BANDIT LEADER

Sheriff L. G. London and Deputy
Sheriff Jess Dunn. " Ardmore, Okla
horia. left vest rday afternoon for Ard
more with F-ank Criner, notorious Okla
hcma landit, who was arrested IN
Brownsville Yesterday morning.
Cfinrr broke Jail at Ardmorc cn tha
a rht of November ~. and Officers
accd him "a Brownsville. II j. waited
IN connection with the fighiacking and
robbery Ct TRAVELLING nan near Ard
more, and for ether offcnsss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
Baptist Appropriations
Reduced By The Board

DALLAS. Texas. Dec. II. Carrying
ont its snrounc policy of economy,
The executive fcard or the Texas Bap-
as general convention Ill session here
todav. reduced tic S20l0e) budget
sought By the missionary church in
the stste by about onc-third. The board
indicated that all appropriations for
1921 would be reduced
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
I.C. c. REvERSES IT'S
RULING REGARDING
RAIL CONSTRUCTION

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Dec. 14.-Thc
Interstate Commerce Commission today
reversed its rtvious decision in which
" laid down the bread principle that no
further railway construction would Ne
authorized 10 open coal mines.
The decision will be of particular in
tercSt 10 railroads operating in the coal
regions which were contemplating ex-
nsivc construction prior To the ruling
going into effect
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
PUPILS OF GRAMMAR
SCHOOL GIVE PROGRAM

Pupils t- the Brownsville grammar
school gave d program consisting OF
readings. songs and drills at the school
-. - this -. rnoon az 2:<l for the
benefit Of the library fund. Each grade
scnotl from the first 10 the
fourth presented at least one number.
The program was arranged through
the Parent tachers' Association, which
is raising funds for grammar school
library. An admission charge Of five
cents was made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
BANDITS HOLD UP
AND Get
AWAY WITH $4,000

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dee 1.-two
bandits today bound and rsg@rd the
poynastcr cf iha Mictacl Melody x
Son Construction Company. and made
tn r. escape with sIs.7sG. which ~ was
placing in the pay envelopes of the
cemreny's employees.
The ALARM wns given promptly hrt thr
noiirp hrvc failed 10 secure amy srac. of
the bandits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14

NtftAi lhS tfeftfal lOllFte. Inc a-Nlnce
toward Trhuacan II now being organized
The revolutionary vanguard. COM
manded w General Jose NiIanurva
siafza of MAtan0roS. after capturing
Oriental. the main railroad junction be-
tween Vera Cruz and Mexico City. is
RON proceeding toward San Marcos. am
other Junction Oriental was the head
quarters Nj the Dhirgonixta irocps. the
city being captured after a hard battle.
The Dbregon forces reireating toward
San Marcos. The important junction II
san Marcos will soon fall 10 the revolu-
tinnary forces. the report states
Reports received NJ Vera Cruz head
quarters TN wireless state that IN ricw
1T these serious defeats. which threaten
Mexico City. l're~i.cni Dbrcgon has left
the capital te take personal command nf
the troops reireaiin< toward SAN Marcos
Troops IN tlnia'ana Roo. under the
command II Major .AnaStarin RoiaS.
have rrvolfed and joined the revolution
lists. The territory of Quiniana Roo
adjoinS lucafan on the south and west.
This gives the revolutionary government
con.rol NJ the entire Gulf coast from
TaMri,o tn THE Guatemala hordrr.
General t;allrAcS. operating chief In
the state of Guanajuato. has definitely
joined the reyelt. capturing the Town of
Ccaya. where President obregon re-
sided while cS,nraicS ing af.cr hi~ recent
illness. trlaAa H. an important railroad
paint. ~ miles west ~ Mexico City
General GullcgoS troops are exprcies-lo
form junction with those of General
Estrada TO attack Mexico City from the
north and west.
General Enrique Estrada. with three
haitaiiunS. four regiments and ten air
planes. ~ advancing from .IaliSca toward
Mckee City. and has been in toagh with
the Obregon forces since Thus seay
morning.
President Ooregon has left Mexico
City for Fucbla to take command NJ the
troops NJ General Juan Andrew Almazan.
to make an effort 10 stop the tide Of re-
treat toward San Marcos.
The de In llnerta provisional govern
mrni continues 70 receive numerous aa
heSionS from civil authorities and riti-
xenS of different states. indicating the
widespread sympathy for The movement
Throughout; the republic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-14
PASS PUBLIC SAFETY BILL

DUBLIN. Dc 1.-THE ruhlic safety
iii. extending the powers of the minis
try To arrest and detain without ttiaf
persons deemed guilty az commissions
certain specified offenses was passed by
the Dali Eireann today.