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Evening star., 1924-08-18
Davis-Bryan Club to Meet.

The first big meeting Of the newly
organized Davis Bryan Progressive
Club is to be held tomorrow at s
pm, at the Washington Hotel. There
will be prominent speakers. The club
has branches in other cities and II
to have permanent headquarters here
until aftsr the November election. ;,
Evening star., 1924-08-18
65 STITCHES IN WOUNDS.
Annie B. Meyer in Surgeons Is
Hands, Due to Row in Home.


Sixty-five stitches were required to
close numerous scalp wounds re-
ceived by Annie B. Meyer, so years
old. 702 B street southwest, during a
row in her home late yesterday after
noon. The little finger of her right
hand was severed, and she was pain
fully bruised about the body.
Two white men were seen running
from the house yesterday afternoon,
and the neighbor who saw them visit
ed the house and found Mrs. Meyer
suffering from numerous wounds.
Detectives Brodie and Vermillion
and police Of the fourth precinct in
vestigated the affair. They reported
that Mrs. Meyer and two men had a
fEht, and that her scalp probably
was torn with a bottle. The patients
condition was serious when she
reached Emergency Hospital, but phy-
sicians say she will recover.
Evening star., 1924-08-18

Concerts will be given in the
parks of the District this week as
follows: Today. Sylvan Theater,
Monument Grounds. Marine Band;
today. Judiciary Park, Army
Band; Tuesday, Lincoln Park.
Navy Band; Wednesday, Capitol
Grounds, Marine Band: Thursday,
reservation. South Dakota avenue
and 26th and Irving streets north
east. Army Music School Band;
Thursday. Logan Park. .Anacostia.
Marine Band: Friday. reservation,
Michigan avenue and Shepherd
street northeast, Community Cen .
ter Band; Saturday, Ellipse in
White Lot, Marine Band.
The concert hours will be from
7:30 to 3 pm. except for those of
Wednesday and Saturday, which
will be from 5 to 6:30 pm.
By the United States Soldiers
Home Band. John S. NJ. thinner
mann, bandmaster, at the band
stand this evening at 5:45 o'clock,
March, "Semper Fidelis" .Sousa
Overture, "Masaniello".. Auber
Ballet of Flowers. :Hadley
a. RED Rose (2) "Margue-
Heather" ..-.
Selection from grand opera.
Lucia di Lammermoor."
Donizetti
Fox trot novelty, II Amt Never
Had Nobody Crazy Over Me.
= Roth
Waltz song, For Old Times
Sake ...... Ban
Finale, Farewell Blues" Schoebel
The Star Spangled Banner"
Concert by the United States
Marine Band, William H. Santel-
mann. leader: Taylor Branson,
second leader, conducting, at the
Sylvan Theater today at 1880 pm.
March. Marines of Beileau
Overture. 'william TELL. .Rossini
"Pasquinade"- ......... Gottschalk
xylophone solo, ."valse Caprice"
Musician Wilbur D. kieffer.
Selection, La Traviata".. .Versf
Second Waltz. ..........1 Godard
"ArabeSoue" .......... Schumann
Second Hungarian Rhapsody"
= - - Liszt
THE Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Navy Band,
Charles Benter, director, at the
Capitol today at pm.
March, Liberty Bell. .Sousa
Overture, "Tannhauser". Wagner.
Solo for clarinet, "Concertino,"
Won Weber
(Bandmaster Charles Brendlerl
Rhapsodie, "Espana,". -. .Chabrier
valse de concert, La Invitation" -
Weber r-Weingartner
Scenes from the opera, "The
Pearl Fishers" .Btxet
Ballet advertisements"
:. Saint-Saens
(From Henry Wild
(a) Gathering of the Clans;
CD A Scottish Idyl:
(c) Dance of the Gipsy Girl;
(d) Jig and Finale.
Airs from "The F1rehy".. .Friml
Popular. THAT Radio Jaxx,"
william Pierson
(ProKram Manager Of WCAP)
THE Star SpanEled Banner"
BY the United States Army Band,
w. ]. Stannard, director, At Judic-
iary Park, Fifth and E streets, to-
day at 1880 pm.
March, "The Request. .....Jewell
Overture, "Militaire''. :. .Mendelssohn
Suite de Ballet, The Queen Of
Sheba" "............. - Goun00
"a "Introduction and Ensem-
ble," (2) Solo" (3). Duetto,"
S4l "Allesretto." t5) "Finale.
= vafse." 50.
Excerpts froxs The chocolats
Evening star., 1924-08-18
Storm Warning Issued.

The Weather Bureau today ISSUED
the following storm warning: "Ad.
visory 10 am, disturbance OF sligh,
to moderate intensity. central between
Dominica and st. Kits, apparently
moving west, northwestwara.
Evening star., 1924-08-18

The General Confederation of Labor,
which il the largest of the French
labor organizations. has q member
ship Of about 10000.
Evening star., 1924-08-18
457 ARRESTS REPORTED.

Hours.
Arrests during the As hours ended
at o'clock this morning totaled 4o7.
There were 1919 traffic arrests, 81
for intoxication. 90 for sale. posses
sion and transporting intoxicants.
for driving automobiles while intoxi-
Gated and 3 for drinking in public.
Evening star., 1924-08-18

O. I am carrying $4,000 term In.
surance with. the Veterans Bureau
When will 1t have to be converted:
Has converted insurance q loan val
us?-D. S.
A. All term insurance, under tho:
must be converted not lateE than July
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
A TETTEK EMBERE.

Coolidge n0k mnap keentette, hogy kampany dejen
foga orszgot Washngonban nny beedet fog monda
aasponton van, hogy orszagga
semb taozo koeessege knszertk hogy Washngtonban
narration Ugy 6rve hogy Aamok choke elo
yaaszas kampnybo ktuaan kvenn6 rezet zze ehanyago
ma enok iszeget oval feadaat ameet akkor valalt
mag:ra, amikor Egyesiilt Allamok elnoke lett.
Aasat ekin snecura max inert tudataban annak,
hogy ak g egnagyobb koarsasaganak enok annak al
sa ntossgahoz k0vkezes feladaa vannak ameyeket fe
mezaa es burokatku kozonnyel ehet elintezn
elnoR abbot evb6 XII ha amerika nep me6nak
ara hogy kovekez6 esztendobn egyen orszg
fee akko yn akaatanak abban eseben kfeezest
fog adni ha hm ell beszed orzagban Evegre
igretek haarozzak aamrfu cricket hanem tete
megaaptas e6sorban Coodgera ALL ak cakugyan
yak hanem tettek embere
Az en0k felfogaban tenykedeseben oyan
eek meyek bevandoro zemponbo kivanatoak
ban egelfogulabb evandorona ke mern hogy Coolidge
ohiszemiseghez keteg ere ogy mnen ettenek ug6a
arg 6akarat htvaasat ugy
emez hogy nek esosoban Amerika ke szolgana
evnek minden teknetben gyekk eeget Puritan
tel sokszor erhetetenek ruganyosabb ertee empontabo
zont kornsem een hogy amerka et k0neges
mban eppen szempontjai azo ameyek
jogosak. ~ AM
De aka magunktva tesszuk Coolidge potika ogaat
annyi bzonyo hogy j6hszemsege
nagyon sok eey polikus eseteben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
SOK A BALESET.

Mines orszag vilagon, ahol -
a lakossag aranyszamat figyelem-
be we've - anpyi szelencsetlenseg
es baleset t0rtenil, mint az Egye-
silt Allamokban. Ennek, ker-
desseI alaposan foglalkoz6k We
lemenye szerint, ket lenyeges Okla
van. Egyreszt az korulmeny,
hogy sehol sirics 'akkora forgalom,
mint az Egye. Allamokban, mas
reszt seholsem annyi gohdalanok
nok az embcrek, mint ebben az
orszagban. Mindenki rohan, mint
hasskergetnek, vagy talan ait is
lehetne, mondani, hogy az aembe-
rex penzhajszaban akkors is ro-
hannak, samikor !. q &. loholas7 feles-
leges. Z
Az egyes allamok joleti intez-
menyei epp ugy, mint a kormany
,joleti k0zpontja ismetelten is all
zal a figyelmeztetessel fordultak
az amerikai nephez, hogy vigyaz-
zon jobban niagara. Egy kis 6va-
tossaggal, egy kis elovigyazatos-
saggal, mem egy balesetnek ele-
let lehetett volna venni.
A Committee on Education Of
the Joint Conference on Street
and Highway Safety legutebbi
konferenciajan Hoover kereske-
delmi MINISTER is reszt vett. A
kereskedelmi MINISTER az ameri-
kai nep epsegenek szempontjabol
ennek szervezetnek miikOdeset
rendkivul fontosnak es kivanatos-
max tartja.
A konferencian az utcai balese-
tekkel kapcsolatban erdekes es
jellemz6 statisztikai adatokat mu-
tattak be. yeilemzo, hogy az 1922
ik esztend6ben kiil0nb0z0 balese-
tekb6l ered6 okoknal fogva 65,-
263 ember halt meg az Egyesiilt
Allamokban. Ebb6l a szambol IT,
zenegyeZer az aut0balesetekfe
esik. Hangsulyozand6, hogy ez a
statisztikai adat tisztan a halalese-
teket tiinteti fel. szam ossZeha-
sonlithatatlanul nagyobb lenne,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1. oldalr6l)

tatjak felakasztjak falra.- Mas
sal azutan mem t0rodnek - mi
mex az.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

tiien fog eljarni veliink.
Barcsak ilyen jelenteseket kap-
nank a t0bbi Ma!honing megyei
szervezetekt6l is, akkor egysege-
sen belle menve, a kiizdelembe, gy0
zelmet S egyben becsiilest is szerez
hetnen'k a magyar nevnek.
Az east-youngstowni Polga'ri
K0r kiil0nben szamottev0 magyar
testiilet a szomszed varosban, re-
gi alakulas, mely mem egyszer
adott eletjelt magar6l. Legutobb
is ez a testiilet kezdemenyezte a
Magyar Haz felepiteset, illetve
megvalositasat East Youngstown-
ban.
Az st-youngstowni polgar test
vereink j6l tennek, ha csatlakoz-
nanak K0rh0z S az ottani ma
gyarsag is szervezetten menne be-
lie valasztasi kizdelmekbe.
Egyesek reszerol kifogasok
hangzotta'k Ell, hogy miert repub-
likanus az itteni magyarsag
Klubja? Mi tortenik maid akkor,
ha valasztasok soran anti Ku-
kac republicans mem lesz?
Ezeket sietiink nyugtatni. A
gyereknek nevet kell adm, a ma
gyarsag 80 szazaleka republika
nus erzelmii ICY csak termesze.
tes, hogy ez az alakulas is repub
likanus.
Ha az el0valasztasok soran 1
Klub republicans jeloltjei kies
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

tatjak felakaszt jak falra. Mas
sal azutan mem t0rodnek - mi
mex az.
Mem szabad eziden megt0rten-
hi annak, ami szegyene volt a
Harding -kampanynaa. A young
stowni magyarsag KOHL mindosz-
sze so magyar regisztralt ICY
csak ugyanannyi szavazhatott. De
szegyen az is, hogy 1922-ben ITS
ferfi es II asszony tartotta csak
erdemesnek felvetetni magat a va
lasztok nevjegyzekebe, a t0bbl
nem torod0tt a dologgal.
Szeretnenk minden magyar pol
gar fiilebe beleorditani, hogy ter
jen eszre, tegye meg k0telesseget,
inert ha ez alkalommal elveszit-
jiik a harcot, akkor ugy nyakunk-
ia i'll "Kukac" banda, hogy AIT
nemcsak mi, hanem jovendG mem
zedek is alaposan meg fogja siny
leni.
A vIdekii magyarsag azonban
hallgat, i'll 0lbetett kezekkel egy
altalan mem reagal into figyelmez
teteseire, egyediil szOmszed va
ros, East Youngstown magyarsa
ga jelentette be, hogy megye
valasztasok alkalmaval egyonte
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
AMRR1KAi MAGYAR H1RLAr.

mex q demokratak k6z6tt lesx
ARA az allasra melt6, Kukac el-
lenes ember - akkor, legyenek
nyugodtak a ketelkedSk, a Klub
tagjai ARA demokrata, idegen
barat jeloltre fognak szavazni.
Csatlakozzek tehat mindenki
ehhez 'Klubhoz, Igyekezzek is-
mer5sei koreben felvilagosito
munkat yegezni, ugy hogy ha ell
jon regisztralas s az el6valasz-
tas ideje - tudja teljesitse min
denki maga kotelesseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

musanal fogva vi hazat ugyanez az erkocsi neveo
ero hianyzott nem egyes nagy vezetokbo hanem az
cgesz kozszeemb6 mindent tehat hazankban is, ptt,
aho liberals intem6nyekkel akartak bodogani egy ne
pet anek hogy megnezek volna, vajjon m6rt nem tud
ia az nep azokat az inezmenyeke addg onmagabol XII
notetni. sf
Az ohazai magyarsagnak EFT sziklaszilard meggyo-
z6dessel mnden tthoni szanalmasan kicsny partszen
ponton felu vallom es hrdetem egyszcrre vona SILK
sege szonyu Macy szksege, beraizus erejere es az
er6 iberalizmusara Nemesen b0csen emberi egybe
gyGnyoricn magyar testveri munka vona amerika ve-
renk reszer6l ha szeem erk0lcs politikai es gazda
sagi tamogatasuk leheto koncentrasa uan egyszerre
mindaketohoz koze6bb segitenek jutn elagyott we're
vesztett megcs,lfolt edesanyjukat, Hungariat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

ha a nehezebb es k0nnyehb serule-
seket is feltiintetne.
A konferencia resztvev6i meg
allapitottak, hogy abban az esct-
ben, ha a forgalmi figyelmeztetese,
ket az automobilhaitok, app@ pHgy,
mint jar6kelok rJobban figye-
lembe vennek, evenkent legalabh
hatezer gyermek eletet lehetne
megmenteni.
Hoover kereskedelmi MINISTER
a konferencian elismeressel ado
zott azoknak a varosoknak, ahol
hasznos forgalmi intedkedEseket
tettek anna remenyenek adott
kifejezest, hogy t0bbi varos is
k0vetni fogja ezeknek varosok-
max a peldajat.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
he heAdventu~sj Ragg>tyAnn g .4 &99e4yAn4y R 4&1)> !y Jehmy Sru<'< a

My goodness. It's time to get up." Raggedy Ann said as she hopped from her golden bed in the great castle and ran to the beds of Raggedy Andy and the Magical hobby horse and shook them
 My! You lazy boys." she laughed. Get up and wash your faces in the tinkling fountain That will awaken you!"
 But Raggedy Andy and the magical hobby horse were as wide awake as they could be, so they just laughed as they went to the tinkling fountain and washed their faces. ''I heard a bell ring awhile ago." Raggedy Ann said. And 1 smell pan cakes cooking! Maybe breakfast is ready."
 The Raggedys and the magical hob | by horse ran from their bed room and down the long marble hall towards the | banquet room.
 "Yoo hoo!" Prince Bill and Prince Pete called to the Raggedys. We don't eat breakfast in the banquet hall. Raggedys! Come over here."
 Minga and Munga were with Prince Bill and Prince Pete and the two witches looked prettier than they had the night before.
 After everyone had said good morn- ing to each other and Prince Bill led the way to the breakfast room, Rag gedy Ann asked. Where is the nice poor man? Or, I mean, where is the l lling?"
 "Oh, I 'spect he's still in bed." ,, Prince Bill laughed as he held the 1 door open.
 Don't you believe it, Ragsedy [ Ann!" the laughing voice of the King came from the breakfast room and | there stood the nice poor man wait ing at the table for the others 10 come to breakfast.
 Why! I thought you would sleep latei" Prince Bill said.
 No. sir" the nice poor man King re piled. Just because I'm King now, you won't catch me being lazy and staying in bed all day."
 The waiter brought in pan cakes and maple syrup and while our friends ate they laughed and talked over what they would do that day.
 What docs a King hase to do all isy. Prince Bil?" tns poor man asked.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

you can work as well while you arc King as at any other time.."
 Well then. l shall work while am king" the poor man said. And l shall start right in after breakfast"
 All the people at the castle in the deep, deep woods did not wish the Raggedys to leave. We wish that you would stay and live here at the castle with us all the time!" they said, but the Raggedys thanked them all very kindly and after making the two Princes to take care of the nice poor man King and the two Witclms, Minga and Munga. the Raggedys and the hobby horse got in the house on wheels and sped away through the deep, deep woods in search of more
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

whal temptation is. l know that only once In a thousand times can one withdraw after one has sisldsi ia temptation, iau can withdraw I know that sou wiili"
 You are the finest man I ever met" he cried. You cant be | thief"
 "Ah, hul l am" l said. And | had regained my own launtiness of msn- ner, Don't pity me" l told him. And don't tell the little girl"
 "l won't" lie promised, And he. who had moi wept during his own tragedy, shed frank tears at mine.
 went downstairs. Excitediy | told the elevator man that two mur- dofers were In the apartment un- stairs. Outside. 1 sau policeman, and told him that he was wanted in the building. Then walked over 10 Eighth street and took the elevated downtown. At Park Place left the train, found | iaY, and drove 10 the celestos dock and boarded my steamer.
 did not go 10 bed until after vs had steamed down the East river and out Into the bay. 1 was leaving America behind. But though I went as thief in the night. also went as one who had done decent thing. I had saved one soul and made another happy. Few good people have q better record. for one evening. than ], John Ainsos, master thief
 Only. we are all instruments in the hands of higher power. Perhaps I had been used 10 save others in order that l might learn how to save my sGlf Could 1 save myself: La fhief? Well. in, new land would try to find the answer to that aues- ton, Somehow felt that the an- swer would be in the affirmative.
 If had Rose Peters. it would be :. Welt. was still young. and the garden grows more han one rose.
 THE END.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

two" he said, 50 you might as seli
 be patient, Hut lei me relieve your
 mind, 1 had no idea of iaimaling
 that sau are only | mental mouse compared with Lillian, ll was your own attitude toward her that was illustrating. so say tou forgive me before escort you upstairs but also let me assure you that nothing would induce inc io give any unsor lioited advice to old Lii.
 He paused with reminiscent twinkle in his eyes and guessed that he was remembering some Of the spirited arguments that used to eonsulse the friends of the Endef- woods in the old days. Roth had flashing rapier-iilie powers of speech. and neither hesitated 10 designate q spade hy its proper name,
 50 that's that" he added aI- ruptiy "bnt"-with a sudden plunge into the theatrical manner which ha so much affeets-''you haven't said you forgive me yet, Take your time though. I'm going to hold your hand until you do, and I'll radio this old universe. I'm in no hurry"
 "I forgive you" said quickly. and made another attempt 10 draw my hand away, This time ho made no effort to retain lt. but the ruefui look he gave me was so ludierous that l could not repress laugh. He shook his head reproaehfnlly as he assisted me 10 alight from the car.
 You're the hardest hearted little wretch ir the world" he whispered, as he touched the ball Of our apart ment md waited for the opening 1 click which would signal Lillian's response 10 his ring. But don't | forget that your old Uncle Dudley | Is right on the job whenever you | need him, and for the love of Lulu. follow your hunch and keep weather eye out on this fur mess Good night, Lady Fair"
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Letter from Leslie Prescott to Leslie Prescott, Care of the Secret
 Drawer, Continued.

Prescott, Care of the Secret
 Drawer, Continued.
 Since then," l. continued, through | series of peculiar incidents, you know what has happened, Now it's up to you to play the game, just as I played it,,when you came to me with a confession that was not 50 in- nocent.
 You must excuse me now, for must see that everything Is made ready for the proper celebration of our happy married state"
 AsI left the room I heard Sydney Cartons voice in the hallway call- ing. .i ~, .
 Hey, Jack. where are you? I went over to the office and that most decorative secretary of yours told me you had gone home. Is Leslie III? Certainly nothing else but ill., ness in the family could have kept you from meeting me at the train. told you I was coming in this morning. I'll just have to charge you up the amount of that taxi bill."
 had made my way into the room that we are using for little Jacks nursery. It opens off of Jacks room as well as mine. It never entered my mind, little Marquise, that Jack would not go into the living room to meet Sydney. To my consterna- ton, however, he said:
 Come in here, Syd. Everybody's all right. I confess I forgot that you were coming in today"
 Then he raised his voice little and shouted:
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
The Cool "ihrist" Harry Under.
 wood Gate Madge

Harry lndefsood's warning mes sage 10 Lillian concerning the matter of the turs so eoincided with my own feeling on the subject that stared at him frankly, forgetting 10 with draw my hand from the restraining clasp with which he had enfolded Il,
 go you think that, too'" l said slowly,
 "Aha.". His eyes sleamed as they you weren't quite so truslru Of the Mark msnage as Lillian appears ta be. What's the reason for your heinz a douhtins Thomas?"
 But closed my lips firmly l have seen Lillian at work many, many times and never have l known her 10 make a mistake In judging people correct. Besides had no knowledge Of Lillinn's real sentl- ments. had no right 10 discuss her with this man, who had failed her so .isnaily, even though I knew that hls Inquiry sprans only from the desire 10 aid her.
 Harry Advises Madgc
 Into Harry Enderwood's eyes game A pIn-point glint which l knew of old spelled displeasure.
 You needn't purse your lips so tightly" he said hit huffily. "No- body's going 10 pry 'em open, understand. Tho queen can do no wrong,' Is your motto. and, you are .eady to rebuke the knare who dare commit treason by doubting her. New srtheless, my dear, you have analms yourself, and If were in your place. I'd watch proceedings very carefully, 70 that if the time comes when your lioness needs the cords around her gnawed you'll be ready"
 The smile l gave this speech was | bit twisted. His comparison was not one to appeal 10 my vanity al- though I ofen had made similar one. But did not wish Mir. Under- wood to guess he had disturbed me, and I therefore resisted the impulse which swept me to snatch my hand away from the clasp which l had forgotten in my interest in the topic he was discussing. Instead l replied with disarming demureness:
 'Indeed had no intention of re- buking you, and I know Lillian would be grateful for your advice. | It is only that message relayed IS l never efectual. Why don't you | come Up to the apartment and tell these things to Lillian herselff"
 "But Don't Forget"
 To my astonishment he burst into 3 hearty laugh while the displeasure vanished from his face as if by magic, and his clasp upon my hand frightened. I made a decided effort 10 pull it away, but found it inn possible, while MT. Underwood's eyes aughed audaciously down at me.
 T need this hand for a minute or
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
FABLES ON REALTH-
 VACATIONS

When Mir. Mann of Anytown ar- rived with the Mrs. and youngsters at the vacation resort, there sat the usual assortment of fat gents playing pinochle and uncomfortably garbed women playing bridge or nah jong.
 What the dickens do they go on a vacation for?" MT. Mann queried of Mrs. Mann.
 And yet the pinochle-bridge scene may be found at countless thousands of resorts. Grown men and women go on vacations and do little more than play cards or similarly dodge boredom.
 These people could we'll take les sons from their children, who use this opportunity to let loose pent-up
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

suppressions of the year and run about shouting and playing.
 Of course every fat paunched gent can't play Indian or tag. but he can learn the lesson of letting his mind get into healthful paths. He can get away from the hotel steps and hike along tree-covered trails. or across sweet-smclling country meadows,
 There are thousand things he can do that would reduce his girth and put him in far better condition when the vacation ends-that is unless he is an invalid.
 If card table and hotel porch is the best man can do. he would almost be better off to stay al home and spend fis vacation at the Indian clubs of a gymnasium.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
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told .us that he aas al home. and, declaring that NJ were fFiandA of his. we induced him to carry us Upstairs without announcing us oRur Nc teIo= phone. As the lift aseended. Pa- ganni's door opened l damned II revolver against the stomach of lhe man who opened the door, fifrell pushed into the room, heard him cry out in esnllallan, And As i backed my man into the apartment. over his shoulder saw Tirrell struggling with another man, The struggle was hrief, Tirrell was pow erfnl. and savage blow sent his np- ponent unconscious io he floor, Tir- rel turned ta mo. He pointed To the open door af bathroom,
 Look there \ shirh the cuhs still bloody, He hasn't had time To wash il ont"
 My man shrunk almost physically.
 ''It was him did H." he walled. "I didn't know he was going ta do it.
 ''it was Harris who did the actual killing, them" cried Tlrrell All the