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New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
FRANCE LODGES PROTEST
Notifies Spain of Forcible Election ol

-NotiicS SIshi VI IofNlDic tSJStboh ui Receiver Placed in Tangler Business
 House.
 Paris, May S.-Official representa- tions have been made to Spain &C., cording to information reaching the French press in connection with forci- be action alleged to have been taken against French firm in Tangier by the Spanish consular authorities.
 It is alleged that the manager of a Spanish bank. having claim against the French firm, whose affairs were being liQuidated by receiver. went to the firms office accompanied by staff of the Spanish consulate and demand cd that the sole employe remaining in the office hand over certain securities.
 The employe refused and was there upon. it is declared, placed under re- straint, the keys forcibly taken from him, and the securities, to the value more than one million francs remov- ed. The employee was only released after eight hours confinement.
 The receiver, who had been appoint ed by court, reported the case to the French diplomatic representative, who apprised the foreign office of the incident. Premier Poincare is said to have interviewed the Spanish ambas- sador last night, and a settlement is expected.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
MINERS INSISTENT
Dusseldorf Workers Want 30 Per
 Cent Increase.

Dusseldorf. Germany, May s.-The situation in the mines of this district is becoming acute owing to the refusal of the mine owners to acquiesce in the decision of the reich labor commits sioner, Herr Mehlich, providing for a wage increase of i 5 per cent instead of the 80 per cent increase demanded by the workers.
 The miners have refused Herr Meh- lich's proposal to continue until Oc- tober Is the agreement for longer working hours which expired May i. and consequently most of the miners today left the pits at the expiration of the seven hours provided by the Ger man labor law.
 The mine owners threaten to de- clare void all provisions as to hours and to close the mines if the workers do not agree to longer working day.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
LAWSUIT PLANNED
 ID CONTEST WILL
Requests of Late E. (. Converse
 Are at Stake

Stamford, May 3.-Suit will be filed probably today by local counsel for Alfred Zaretzke and the Bankers Trust Co. of New York, executors of the will of the late Edmund c. Con- verse, millionaire resident of Green wich, Conn.,, asking for construction of the will, especially with respect to the validity of four legacies to what are claimed to be voluntary organiza- tions not qualified, under the laws of Connecticut to receive the bequests.
 The legacies questioned are those of s25,000 to the Bankers club and s25,000 to the Liberty club, both of New York city, and s10,000 each 10 Allaquippa lodge, F. and A. M., and Tancred commandery. Knights Tem- plars, of McKeesport, Pa.
 Fifteen organizations and other beneficiaries of the will made Janu- ary 27. 1920, and a codicil made March 29. 1921. and admitted 10 pro- bate in Greenwich, April 26, 1921, are made defendants in the action which is to be filed in the superior court at Bridgeport.
 The beneflciaries are in Santa Bar bara, Hollywood and Santa Paula, Cal; Nice, France, New York city and McKeesport, Pa.
 In the suit 1t is pointed out that the four organizations in question are voluntary associations and that while public and charitable voluntary asso- citations under Connecticut law may legally receive bequests, that there is no law in this state to determine whether such associations not charit- able or public in character may &C., cept legaeies. The organizations in question are not public or charitable in character it is claimed and also are nonresidents of this state. The aues- ton is also raised whether the law of Connecticut or of the states where the organizations exist shall govern. Laws of New York and Pennsylvania, 1t is alleged, would permit the bequests to be received.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
K. OF c. FAIR PROGRAM

The scheyd trio. headed by William Scheyd, a well known entertainer. will furnish tonight's program at the Knights of Columbus fair in testers hall on Arch street. A program of vocal and instrumental specialties will be presented. Big crowds are ex- pected tonight and on Monday when the fair will be brought to close. Hundreds patronized the booths last night and many gifts were distribut- cd.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
REMARKABLE FEAT.
French Engineers Reassemble Ger
 man Motors Without Blueprints.

Lorient, France, May S.-French naval engineers have just accomplish ed the remarkable feat of taking apart and remounting aboard the gunboat Luronne two German 530 horsepower submarine engines which were handed over to France under tho treaty of Versailles, without the simplest blueprint guide, all the plans apparently having been destroyed by tHe Germans in the hopes that the French would thus be unable 10 use the motors.
 Although the engines comprise something like ten thousand parts, the engineers and mechanics of the naval arsenal here did their work so well that tho engine gave even better re- suits on their trials than were expect cd
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
Old Fashion Dance at
 10. 0. F. Fair Next Week

An old fashion barn dance, with the kind of dances that were popular long before the days of happers, cake walks, turkey trots and their even more recent successors, will be held at the Odd Fellows fair at I. O.1o. F. hall Monday evening. Professor Gates of Cromwell. an old time dance prompter of wide reputation. will of ficiate in his usual capacity. He will bring his original orchestra with him. Four cash prizes will be, awarded for the most original and Thick" cos- tunes.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
CARDINAL LEAVES PARIS

Paris, May s.--Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago and his party left Paris for cherbourg today. homeward bound. Their departure was unac- companied by any demonstration. The cardinal travelled ia an ordinary first class compartment on the regular train. The only statement he would make was that he was glad he was going home.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
poI-ITRy MEN TO MEET

The regular monthly business meet ing of the New Britain Poultry asso- citation will be held on Monday eve- ming at 8 o'clock at odd Fellows hall. There will be discussion on the na- tional advertising of poultry and eggs. All interested are invited to attend.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
WILL LOCK OUT MINERS.

Essen, Germany, May S.--The news- papers announce that the mine own ers association has decided to lock out all miners refusing to resume work today.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-03

Electrical experts have placed the market value of first-class bolt of lightning at one dollar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14

parlansata hksfh All foasirenie
psAyonoc 4rismlyselnych shdov
n buddcnosti tieto sddy budd 50
menpvat' robotnfckymi sldami !
bpdl 50 zaobsrst' spormi ysstkych
Sdruhoy, medzi zamestnavatel mi .
robotniklni, q to ako yo veciach
jednotlivcov, tax kolektfvne. SD
.dy bndd sa zaoberat pripadmi
ako spizenie nlzdy, pokuty, penzie
a pomocen' fondy, vysvedcenie {
praci atd
The Cavalry journal Wash,
ingtonu NAL januarovom (. cla,
nok asl, kayalerii a sibirskycl
lsgiacb, Sl tam i obrazy.
Yonkers, NJ X. Herald us. II
nyerejnil Slanok csL zenach q
ich iilasti ypsverej jnom ziyote Clai
nok tento Dol odtlaSeny este my.
mi americk yani casopismi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14

breAo katolia ! k1sst ANA tod ~.
sledn5 raS pdprevadit IL - yeenoat'
rsmajd nmu y ! Il 10 Con, III IL IL soss..aats &
ctu preukazat' lebo nem6zl Ia
zvonit', ksd posostatsy moiao
,najlep4sho ipriatel'a nasshy a.
hrobu ukladajd.
Nuz preto sa obracajn k nam,
ably SINE i'm pomohli.
Mad 'arska ylada pocas sYetovej
yojny zhabala nasho hanusov-
skeho kestuly vsetko, 90 len malo
nejakd cenl,. zhabala zvopy or
gan, ktory bel este celkom novy.
vel'ky oltar, ktory j. "a Magurou
najviesi, po kilskn sa rozpaddva
a pada dolus Kostol nebol male
vany w cd nepamati a vsetko, Go
je v kostole potfebne az je alebo
tax stare alebo.. zodrate, ze So U
potrebit media. Nuz ei nemaine ta-
XII prosbu vyslysat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14
DO .FozoRNosTI sPIssKxM
HANu4ovIANoM A JEzER-
C1ANOM. /

. !.
u pc druhy krat mas tuna v A.
lnerike zfjdcich Hanusovianov z
kraju prosia . pomoc, ably SINE i'm
pomohli zadoyaxit' 81 zvony.
Prva sbierlka bola vyslysana ME
kol 'kymi nasimi krajanmi, ktorym
Pan Bob zaplat' stonasobne "a ich
.oferu, ktora ale este nepostacuja,
ably 81 mohlis skipit move zvony.
" vsetky dediny poza Mags-
rou maju zvony, len Hanusovce e.
Ste nemajl. co ich najviac zarmu.
c,ljes je TO, he ,ked vol 'aktorN mas
prfbuzny alebo otec, inatka, bra1
zomre a treba ako sa syedcl do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14

Lame aaii l[annG GoysAis 6Esos
chcd vsetkym tynn cbt saliis 3zi
d resis il, A, a,s Aee Il. IsS,,,cl u ILen q
zadovazit' 81 zyony, i. preto mali
eiastku toho lissA, ~ ~ pfosia,
t,iha pripojujem, ktora< snsje ~.
sledoyne:
Drahi nasi Krajania a Bratia! !!
Y 1gkosti nasej K Vasej dobrosrs
deenosti sa obraciame, prosiac Vas
bud 'te talk laskayi nam dopom5ct
zadovazit' 81 zyony do nasho Bo-
zieho chramn.
Ma celej zamagure my jedinf
nemdme este zvony. Sam si ich
zadovakit' ME sme ystaye, pFeto
prosifne Vas, bud tie nam ma po-
|moci!
So srdecnym pozdravon,
Y Hanusovciach, dna 25. janu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14
a 4! Y Geii |. {: !:
e. INV Aklsl.

- sSSsW u - a#s5
Dr. Bsnes ale pri jednej prils-
kitesti, asi pred rokom, pozname-
nal: $ Afasipae myslst' 10 svoju
'bskpetnost',' Ciel'om uchranenia
tejts bezpecnosti prostrednfctvom
'dodrEosaaia smlty, ceskosloverl-
isko musf byt' "a dobro Francuz-
skom, hlavnou vojenskou silou ma
kontinente. Vymenou "a toto,
Ffanctizsko teraz vidf y Ceskoslo-
vensku najspol 'ahliveB Bieho ,spo-
jenca yo vyehodo odo-centralnei Eu-
rope, spojenca, Ra ktoreho 50 mo-
70 spel 'ahn1t 10 bude podporo-
vat ujednanie naznacene pariz-
.skych smluvach. Y Pol'sku process
zotavenia zdh sa byt' vel'mi po-
maly. Ze by v smluve franc1zsko-
ceskoslovenskej bolo cdkol 'vek, GO
II, ,nano1,o;o,,,n, u.,n,. n.;.
,,;,, "a j nosns usaL e.,..
q sLoro Z, saon, h,a,.a.., la ....,'t q, !
E,,ro,,,, 10 ,,a,..,; Aa,;s: M
zia sa ziskat podporovatel'a a ke-
dykel'vek jedna tychto vel 'moci
| ~ + .f. y : ~ d
to $ podozrenfm. v. uBkaresti, ma
priklad, zda sa, lie Apglicani Ii
skavajd' pr6ti Franciizom. Nayr.
hovana francdzska pozicka sto mi.
lionoy frankoy Runiunsku zda sd
byt' nenspesna .zaym, dl'a zpr!i.
w londynskeho tasop,isu SssEcolio.
mist'', britsks oleiarske zau.jmy
nabyvajn vrchu mad Franciiizmt
vo vyjednavani exploitacii ru
munskych petrolejovych prame
Ihoy. Londynsky "Outlooko hove
lri, ze v Athenach Franchzi podpo
ruju republikanske hnutie, zatya
ze anglicke sympatie vraj sti n:
lstrane royalistov. Vo Varsave, od
Itch dolby, 60 Franclzi zvit 'azili ,
Rrahe, Britt sd yo yicsej priazni
A TAX to ide d'alej.
i III ia, dsa,roneani MA iviac notrehu
kiN M dn s,vSsfksho Il e,,ronsl.r "a
.|hl ,ad. az; nfiikdy nenadobudni
/ syoiu politnk,, stahil;tu alebo hos
podarsky blahobyt. dokial' nehr
1 dd riesit' svoie nroblsm,, n;a ak,
chamn;on; svo;;ch narodn.cb 3
u;mov ale Wac ako Enronsa MA
Podobny mayor zda sa mat, a,
Benes do znacne ;sei miery nez kt,
1 rykol'yek iel,o siisasnrch stat
lnikoy z
uDetro;t Mich Naws,, fo7 r,
n,;nasa;6 obsaznx s,anok GeS
lLos,ovonsL od s,o;,o aaa;so,,a
ta,,a ! A,,an. s,,oonf;a,aa 1
s,snlu IA s,r,,sae . .rovum;+o,,,,
noo;sas snaba fsstoslovonsla ~;
v;est, z;vot do no,.m sla,ob nome
ro, b, ,,os,aeh, ,,satIsob oh. /.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14

- - - - - 49, - iA Nt ~ 4 -
[skf sla1by prsukSaaas psSas VII.
|4y, y ktbft by Cssia Si5sssii ii tSppiii Sppiii
dostali Cd Spojencov kus dzemia
Ivel'kosti statu Illinois, tax uz BY
bolo malo 9 COM pisat'. Tato uds-l
lost bola BY presla do historic.
Vsak to, 60 jes roben6 s touto
syohorlou' je to, 60 robf Cesko-
slovenska jednp najvabiyejsich
poll pre- studinm vo svete. Ked by
Isl NAL clovek VOLT, tax hned po
tom chciet' byt' mladym muzon,
vo slavnej dobe, ktora nasledo-
vala rok 1776, checl by byt MIA
dym Ccchom roku 1924. Ouch ror
ku 1776 ME je mrtvy, acprave te-
raz civil 'kami podriemava v re-
mi, ktorej sa narodil. Vsak VI
Ceskoslovensku zije, dycha jej
cinny. Vsetky drama politickeho1
idcalizmu tuba po svobode, po-I
zdejsie v Amerike zdaly sd byt' 1
podrobene nutne NONE Wac ma
terialnym ciel'om spojeni na-
rodnym vyvinom a rozmahaniln,
sn tn opakovane. Javisko je men
Sic, nimenej rovnako dolezite a
roynako zaujfmaye. Cinnost' je
!intensfvnejsia, motiyy zapletenej-
Isle, rovnako ako doba ,je rozdicl-
inejsia od osemnasteho storocia.
Medzinarodne financie, pozemko-
Iva reforma, sociologicke otazky a
lpotreba vybudovat' ultramoder-
nt, hladkopracujlcu Nadnu masi
Eneriu repnblikanizmu ma sr1caj1-
scich sa zakladoch absdlutistickej
monarchie sd cinitelia, ktori nesii
[drama vyssie al d'alej mad bod,
| kde nasi predkovia no ku konci
revolucnej DOLBY opustili. Medzi
lceskoslovenskom povodnymi tri-
inastimi statmi je niekol' Ike bodpy
rovnakych a tiez hiekol ko rog.
i dielnych. Tomas G. Masaryk, pr
Ivy csl. prezident je opravdu otcom
svojej zeme ako boil Washisgton
Professor Edy. Benes, minister za-
hranienych veci vyplnuje schopne
a pozoruhodne Iaolu Jeffersona.
Ceskoslovensko tiez zaeina este
bez aristolxracie dedicnej aIebt
penaznej. Stat ma neobmedzeni
moznost' pre- zvelebenie vzdor to
mu, he pocas vekov Dol Rakusko
Uhorskom syuzitkovany.. S1 tu
lesy a doliny, ltiky hory, pomer
ne len niekol 'ko obeanov chap
liplne rozsah tohoto bohatstva. A
ko v prlpade americkych koloni
stow, buddcnost lezi pred mimi
Pan Shoenfield pokracuje svo
;om popise Ceskoslovenska, udava
ako nezamestnanost' klesa, do a.
keho rozsahu su vyvinute druz.
stva a i. Pozoruhodny tento CID
nok je sprevadzany siestimi obraz-
mi: Zlata ulicka ma Hradcanoch.
ISv. Vitska katedrala, Tynsky ko-
stol, Vaclavske namestie, DR.. a.
Rasin .ValdStynova zahrada.
Houstonsky, Texas Post (27. t.
V dlhom elanku popisuje cinnost
Ceskoslovenska cd %. oktobra
1918. z chaesu, ktory prevladal
" dobe rozvratu stare monarchie
i Ceskoslovensko vynasnazilo sa pr
West vsctko do najlepsich pome,
ROY. v clank,l jc opisana ilstava
ako slozenie parlamentu, d d'ale.
znacna pozornost' je venovana sti
, bilizacii obeziva a financnemu pl;
nu zomreleho ministra dra Rasina
r Lewiston, Me. journal ga. +,
uverejnuie zpravu, ze csl. mini
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14

5Anna1 3ooA
xaains aisAiGkt suisoyatsl ~.
q. Wells, ktory u st6lyn dopise-l
yatel'h 'hln aiaeriekych 6asopisDv, SCI
snaannje 6itatela stru6ne i histoly
riou cesk skasiovensks q hovorf, W
tento stat rozua,ie Gene oknamoya-ll
mia. Cestujdci spispvatsp nAjde tit
vzdy lichQtiseho prijatia. Co 81,
urobi Y PraAc :. tom 50 hovori po
celom svet4. Nova smlpva 8 Frall-
cdzskom saayia Geskoslovenskc q
ste Wac do predu. D'ales p. Wells
hovori,, ze Geskosloyensko vstppu,
je ma miesto Pol ska d stava ia ia s.,l. otl..
perujdcim bouom franc1zskej sna,.
hy po alliaaciach. Cesk koslovensko
ies rozdielne Cd Pol ska tym, ID, Sc
htizevnatejsie, a menejj naklonene
k romantizm.,., Prezideht a hlay-
ny minister Ceskoslovenaka patria
medzi najAbystrejsfch ajobozret
nejsich statnikov Europy. Cesko-
slovensko, ako najzapadnejjssdi slo-
vansky St4t . d 'alej tym, ze ma je-
ho dzemf tile tri lniliany Nemcoy,
je urcene, aby sa stale miestom
pre- srnierenie europskych zaui.
p,ov. Ceskosloyenski obcania sn
iiadostivi urobit' : ich zemi SIRE
tlisko ohchedu, intelektuelnej w
hileny q pSlitickeho spojenia. K TO-
iauto oistsusnelinavne pracuje cd
DOLBY, kedA A3nfstat znsvunabyl p5-
litiekes. .sa,h ,hosts iosti.y roku 1918
/ Bostsnsks siobitere ,l2es,fI.
lYerejaii redakens cadndk lilo
hh Geskoslovenska ! Nv !, ktotom flo.
vori: "Podlvame-li 50 ma zmatok
ktory opanoval strednd Europu
musinae usnat'f Ae je St t'sstim, Il
medzi tamojsfmi salii liagigt 81
jcdon, ktoreho vybavovanie zahas
nicnych veci vyznaduje 50 take,
tnasspst p,, al,oaretnost 'ou, ala
ie 90 GeskoslOyenslka. Vo ySet
kych europskych ionferenciach
ktre lsa konaly po skoncenf valky
dr. Eduard Benes, ktory vybavu
je zahranicne veci tohoto statu q
ktory je teraz elenoal Rady Sva
zu narodov, vsdy yystiipil rol
ohhajcu zdraysho asadku, ohosrc'
nosti . snaSanlirosti. Jestlize alt
81 Angli6ani nakleneni videt chy
by v tom, BE uzavrel smluvu $ Fran
ciizskom, je NONE, ze priamyn
rozhovorom 5 hritskymi vpdcan
pocas svojej terajsej navstevy '
LondJne, Benes bpde moct icll
presyedcit' vhodnosti svojhc
kroku.
Ciel' dra Benesa, zda 50 mat
diva leele: Ma prvem rade, urobit
Prahy, radsej ako Berlina, prie
nlyslove stredisko centralnej Eu
ropy "a druhe urobit 2 Cesko.
slovenska spojku medzi Francdz,
skom Ruakom. Musime pamatat
ze Ccskoslovensko, rozdielne OF
infeh novycl statov earopskych
vlastni niekol'ko vysoko vyspe
lych priemyslovych stredisk. Una
me Skodove tovarne, ia priklad
st v teskych rukach. D'alej este
tito l'pdia nezab1dajdd, se ST Slo
vania. Chcl budicemu Rusku II
kazat' vsemozne uznanie. Trapn,
rozpor Pol 'skom 0 hranicu, ktori
sa teraz nachadza pred Rsdel
Syizu Narodov, ma syoj zaklad !
rozdiele nazoru ia Ruako. Polia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14

TAX prosim v5etIl leh VI
vianov q Jezersallov aby ~ sl1 III
Il tejto prosby po vEesl pls
soeh, kde Haalspyania y Jsle n
mia byyajd i oferpyai ~ kt6slII'iSs! Y
h5te; aby sape 'polnehl x1Ss,.,stss
Ibisdnenu tsm - moso1 yysjj
cemn padu.
Jestli By ii niekto zisdei bllzsS
Die yysvetlpnie. mech y oAFfti na i
~ Dasliak ~ n
Il. o. Box l99, r. Youngstown, 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-14

sloysnska Hga il HSenkrod- 81
n6 ustsnRKisen, vstppait4 "a ncj
Evening star., 1924-10-17
COMMISSION ALLOWS
TWO CHANGES IN ZONES
Several Amendments to System
Denied Following Public
Hearing Yesterday.

Two changes in zoning were author
lied and several others were denied
by the Zoning Commission following
public hearing at the District
Building yesterday.
The two petitions granted were:
To change the east side of Eleventh
street between Park road and Lamont
streets from residential to "B" area
to first commercial &C." and to pro-
hibit the erection of apartment houses
in the area bounded by Newark
street, Glover parkway, Tunlaw road
and Foxhall road.
The propositions rejected were: To
change from residential to first COM
mercial the property on the south
enteenth street and Mozart place, and
the west side of Connecticut avenue
between Livingston and Legation
streets; to change from Residential
"B' to first commercial &C" both sides
of Eighth street northeast between
Ninth street northeast between II and
streets: to change from first COM
mercial "C' to residential "A, restrict
ed" both sides of Macomb street be-
tween Forty-fifth and New Mexico
avenue. and to change from residen-
tial a. to first commercial Co prop
erty in the square between Garfield.
Hawthorne, Forty-third and Forty
fourth streets.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
"TEXAS NIGHT" PROGRAM.

Representative Clay Stone Briggs of
Texas and Representative William
Francis Stevenson of South Carolina
will speak this evening at the meet
ing of the Mcdonald Washington
Blackburn Club at the residence, of
Mrs. Jeannie Blackburn Moran, 2315
Massachusetts avenue, at $3.50 o'clock.
1t is Texas night" and members
of the Texas Society of this city have
been invited as special guests, in ad-
dition to members of all Democratic
clubs.
There will be vocal solos by Miss
Delphine McHugh Barr, accompanied
by Mrs. Irene Chainey, and dances by
child dancers. pupils of Miss Mildred
Inge and Miss OConnor.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

the Republican party and commended
it's national ticket.
Points to Changes
Mr.. Mcpherson pointed out that
there were more than 5000, 900 unem-
ployed in this country when the pres
ent administration came into office,
and that today there's virtually no
unemployment He told how the ad-
ministration put an end to the waste
fulness of the previous administra-
tion and how 1t reduced government
al operation to a point where it was
possible to bring about a reduction in
taxation. He said the tariff has been
the means of restoring prosperity and
bringing the Nation back to normalcy.
Mr.. Mcpherson told his listeners
that Senator La Follettes candidacy
is deliberate assault upon the Con-
stitution. He said the liberty and
freedom of the citizens are being
menaced through what was declared
his attack upon the ideals of hits Gov
ernment and the Supreme Court.
Miss Helen Harper sang. She was
by Mrs. Paul Bleyden.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
WORK IN MARYLAND.
IS URGED ON c. 0.P.
Necessity of Winning House
Seats in Fifth and Sixth
Districts Stressed.

Speaking at a rally of Repub-
licans at the Willard Hotel last night,
William Tyler Page, clerk of the
House of Representatives. and presi-
dent of the Republican State Voters
Association, urged Republicans to do
everything in their power to bring
about the election of the party's can
didate in the fifth and sixth con-
Eressional districts of Maryland. The
speaker pointed out the possibility of
the national election being thrown
into the House, in which event, he
declared, it is highly important that
the Republicans hold these two dis
tricts.
Mr.. Page said the Importance of
electing a Republican Congress could
not be overestimated. He stated that
the situation in Maryland, as re-
suit of the sudden death of Sidney
Mudd. who represented the fifth and
the fight being made on Fred Zihl-
man in the sixth, calls for quick and
decisive action by Republicans. He
explained that it is important to the
people of this city to see to it that
Mr.. Zihlman is reelected. inasmuch
as it seems certain that he will be the
next chairman of the House District
committee.
He said Thomas Mudd, brother of
the late Sydney Mudd, who Is can
didate to succeed the latter, is in
every way worthy and capable, and
should have the support of the Re-
publicanS in this city.
Meeting One OF Series.
The meeting was one of series
being held under the auspices of
the campaign committee of the Re-
publican state committee of the Dis
triCt, of which Samuel j. Prescott is
chairman. The meeting was opened by
Edgar {. snyder, chairman of the
speakers bureau and committee on
meetings of the local committee.
Others who spoke were T. Lin
coin Townsend. president of the Cool
idge and Dawes Club. who told of
the progress being made in the cam
paign for members: John j. Tigert,
United States commissioner of edu-
cation, who said that it is deplorable
that more of the electorate are not
acquainted with the real meaning of
the Constitution and with the work
ingS of the National Government, and
Isaac V. Mcpherson. assistant to the
Attorney General. who explained the
issues of the campaign. and eXtolled
Evening star., 1924-10-17

The American eats $50 eggs a year.
many more than any other national,
but he consumes only four pounds of
rice a year, as compared with $50
pounds for the average native of the
province of Bombay. India. who seems
to have few other articles of food
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Infant S1,,Othered
By Sand Thr0,U,,
By TaUO Childre1,
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. October
17.-Three- -month-old Dorothy NJ.
Coy was suffocated yesterday by
sand and pebbles thrown into her
carriage by two small children.
The baby had been left unattend-
ed outdoors by her mother, Mrs.
Merrill d. Coy. The children who
caused the infants death made or
before their identity could be
learned.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

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