davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1924-08-21

Dairymen are among the most in
telligent Of our agriculturists. When
they saw the importing sugar inter-
ests making an assault upon the sugar
aid OF the American sugar producers.
When there was an assault upon the
the aid OF the American producers
of cotton seed oil, soy bean oil and
peanut oil. They were not altogether
.altruistic in this. They could see
that If one American interest is
sacrificed for the benefit of foreign
producers and importers. it is only
, 1924-08-21
Xxx EI re MAE

Board o County Commissioners met this fifth day Of August, 4 D.
1924, at ten O'CLOCK a N. with all members present and d West in the chair.
Upon representations being made as to he need OF count adb by Mrs
Nelda WEIGH, it was ordered by the chairman that she be allowed Five
Dollars per month until further action.
The board then proceeded with the payment of bills which yer as
, 1924-08-21

quest of the Republican to send a
, 1924-08-21

RaWIins, and a remembrance q
nfS6fer ONE, NUM- ALL
, 1924-08-21

James Meaeures and wife. Rauli,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17
FINANCNf VYBOR SLEDUJE
TAKTEz POLITIKU
USPORNOSTI.

Financni vybor mestske ra-
dy Ia vcerejSilho projednavani
rozpoctu ma rok 1924 Sc usnesl
nikterak nepoust9ti Sc zretele
vsechny financni operace move
administrace. Bude dbano i!
toho, aby "a vydanf $14.0OO.-|
900 pro RUNE departmenty zd-
stalo pri nskterych lsporach
Kohlerem zavedenych a protoI
take nebyly uznany dalekosa-
hle plany mestkeho managerial
Hopkinse, pokud se tyka reor-
ganisace jednotlivych depart
mentG vcetna zmen plati. BY
la odlozena i zadost ObIanske
Ligy zvyseni subvence ma
m6stske plany nalJbnos S25.-
900, podobne odmitnuto i ivy
Semi polozky $4,000 pro ko-
misi obcanske sluzby.
Jednani financniho vyboru je
ivlastn6 uzn&nim spoTivych
snah mayora Freda Kohlera,
aby mesto vydaNalo jen po-
meru k prijmIm. Politika ad-
ministrace pfedesl6 zanechala
pres vsechno soceni po sob6
|neobvykle d9dictvi, reservni
prebytek, prevySujiei obnos
Is1,500,000, ktery nyni Jest
prave zkouman, aby zj:steno.
komu vlastne "a Setreni toto
ina byti pfipsana z&sluha. Ci-
lem spraNneho fizeni mesta ne
! smi arci byti vyhazovani penez
la take jak jest videt, naleza
skola kacefovaneho Kohlera u
,celivych zakI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

Obchodni jednatel Mezina-
rodni Unie damskych krejci,
Charles Kreindler, vcera o.
znamil. ze 800 zam9stnancd v
16 dilnach ma zenske od6vy
bylo vyzvano k stavce. Delnic-
two domaha Sc t9chze pracov-
Mich podminek, mzdy j zaru-
ky zamsstnayateld jako pre-
vladaji We vetsin9 dilen The
Cleveland Garment Manufac-
Iturer's Association.
% jinych neodvislych tovar
nikI podepsalo pfislusne
smlouvy, v kterych pozadova-
ne podmfnky jsou uskutecn9-
ny. V dflnach techto zam9stna
no jest die Kreindla mezi 450
az 700 d9lniki.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

Povestrnostni prorok mel
vcera v predpov6di pocasi Ste
sti, po uplakanem vcerejsku
dostavil Sc ohfa$eny mraz, kite
ry srazil dest' a utvrdil roz-
moklou pudu. Mezi 4. a 8. no.
dinou vecerni pocal teplomer
klesati z As stupid ma 81 a
die neuredniho hlaSeni octl
Sc sloupec pod bodem mrazu.
jak oznamovano po pdlnoci.
Jizni vitr, jemuz Sc mIzeme
podekovati "a vcerejsi vytr-
valy dest', zm9nil smer a ma
sledek toho byl nahly pokles
teploty a novy vzduchovy
proud prinesti ma Indiany,
kde Sc vcera pfehnala znacna
snehova boufe, studenou vlnu.
Ia vcerejsiho blizzardu "
Chicagu zabit byl jeden muz
a ctyfi JIM zran6ni. v Niles,
o., strhal vitr vedeni mezi-
m9stsk6 drahy. tax ze byla do
prava ma nekolik hodin pferu-
sena. Vitr vanoucf so mil "a
hodinu vytrhal v Erie, Pa,
stromy j kofeny q znicil mi.
sty elektrickG vedeni q srazil
Cast komina u The Erie Coun.
ty Eelectric Co., tax ze policie
musila uzavriti ulice, by chod
.ci nebyli snad kominem, kite.
dy Sc dosti povazlive rozkoli.
sal, zasazeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17
coLAVlTovk oBVINENA NovYM.
TRAvlcSTvlM.
zBAvILA zENU oPILEHo MUzE.

McArdlova a Colavitova byly
"a sensacniho toho procesu
osvobozeny.
Okresni zalobce Stanton ma
fidil, aby mrtvola otraveneho,
vzdor okohorti, ze spociva v
zemi jiz .ctvrty rok, byla W.
kopana, ably mohl byti stano-
ven V ltrobach jed, neb koro-
ner Hammond tvrdi, ze n9kte-
re neorganicke iedy, zejmena
kovove, mohou byti objeveny
ieste po letech.
Policie stfezi nejen dhm ma
tky domnels travicky, ale je.
il bydlist6 V Youngstown.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17
KOMBINOvANY POLICEJNf
PkfPAD.

Detektivove drahy Erie ozna
mill policii, ze ma ceste z New
Ycrku do Clevelandu ma stani-
ci ma vych. IS. ul. jsou 3 kufry
lahvem. whisky. X uvitani
dostavili sc ma zminene nadra-
Ii 2 policist6, Bickel a Sands,
kteri skutecn6 sc dockali a IL
hcwiny. "A kvartobych lahvi
zkonfiskovah. Tim vsak celia
zalezitost nebyla skoncena, ne
bot muz, jenz mel kofalk,,
odvezti sc vzpiral zateeni byl
pri tom str&znikem Sandsem
stfelen a t6zce zran6n, dopra-
ven do nemocnice sv. Alexise.
Udal, ze. sc jmenuje George
Young, ze bydli v cis. 6510
Hough ave. Zatcen byl pri
tom i jiny muz Earl Butler, 2
(. 1912 vych. SO. ul., ridic ia
xicabu, jenz Ease udal fales.
non adresu mista, kan ihovi.
ny mely byti dopraveny. A ma
konec objeveno jeste neco.
Kdyz policejni porneik FIR
Vlach navstivil Butterfly dnm
naSel tam devce, ktere uteklt
z domova, zadrzeno bylo ms
Union nadrazi a prchlo agentt
wi Spoleenosi ma ochranu ce
stujicich. a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17
PoSTkELENf ANT.
BUBLO zEMkEL.
DIVA PODEZRELf
ZATCENI.

Diva muzi, kazdy jiz vlast-
ne drive odsouzen ma 6 rokI
pro kradez automobilu, byli
vcera zavreni v okresnim We
zeni jako podezreli, re v So
botu postrelili Ant. Bubla, kite
ry vcera rano zran9nf podlehl.
Oba jsou pod z&rukou $4,000
kazdy pro zmfn6nou kradez
auta. Jeden z Mich zatcen byl
jiz v sobotu, ale nemohl byti
uvaden v souvislost Sc zloci-
mem, j pres okolnost, ze byl
Bublem poznan jako jeden z
pachateld. Hned po zprave,
ze ob6t' lupici zemfela, zaka-
zal okresnf zalobce propust6-
mi podezreleho, jehoz pravnik
Sc domahal habeas corpus u
Iokresniho soudce McMahona
ktery ma zalobcovu zadost IVY
Sill zaruku ma $4,000.
Stanton je pfesvedcen, ze o.
ba muzi skutecn6 jsou We spo.
jeni Sc sobotnim pfipadem
kdy Bublo pronasledoval tt
lupice prchajici z grocerniht
lobchodu Walthera Fedricka
|2515 zap. 10. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17
FEDERACE PRAcE Sc BU-
DE STEHOVAT.

Jak vcera bylo usneseno, pre-
sidli Clevelandska Federace
Prace hlavni stan do sine tesa-
fG ma Central ave. q vych. Ia.
ul. Soucasne S Federaci pre-
sidli dotechze mistnosti stara
Rada stavebnich femesel. jez
sc ma tom usnesla jiz drive.
Nova rada utvorena peti unie-
mi stavebnimi zIstane v Labor
Templu. Najemnf smlouva Fe-
derace " nynAjsich mfstno
stech, 2450 vych. 9. ul. vypr-
81 /. bfezna,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

Emma Colavito, 1talka, jez
byla obzalovana, ale osvoboze
ma Il why spoluucasti ma "a
vrazdeni lakewoodsk6ho nakla
datele Dana Kabera, jest po-
licii hledana pro novy travic-
sky kousek. Obvinena bydli v
Yougstownu, kde il ale detek-
tivove nemohli najiti. Jela pry
do Clevelandu k matce, kde
ale dnesniho rama take nebyla
nalezena.
Obzaloba ma ,Colavitovou
|vznesena byla po vypovedi 81
|lete Fannie Costanzove, 2542
vych. IA. ul., jejiz muz Mari
no zemrel dne %. tinora 1920
"a zahadnych okolnosti. Cos
tanzova' vyprav6la, re jeji
manzel casio Sc opijel a v tom
! to stavu re il nemilosrdne ty-
,ral, coz dosvedci pry vsichni
sousede. Cd Colavitove chtela
nejaky prostredek, aby muz
pijanstvi odvykl a tato take
skutecn6 j prinesla nejaky
prasek, zabaleny v papiru.
Dala obsah do sklenice vody a
podala pry "lek" Marinovi sa-
ma. "Lecen4mu" Sc pritizilo a
privolan byl lekar, jenz pro-
hlasil, ze nemocny nema v po-
radku zaludek. Predepsany
lex pax byl zamenovan pras-
ky, prinasenymi Colavitovou a
podobnym zpGsobem pomaha-
no pacientovi tax dlouho, az
konecn6 zemrel.
! Kdyz chtela jeho manzel-
ka dopraviti jej do nemocnice,
mela il Colavitova praviti
"Neposilejte jej. tam, neb dok
tori by mohli poznati, co jsme
delaly a molly bychom Sc do
stati do vezeni."
! Costanzova Sc priznala, ze
il bylo znamo, ze prasek OBJ
sahuje jed, re dostala "a mu.
re pojistku We vysi $4,000, 2
kterehoz obnosu "a leceni Co.
lavitove zaplatila $500, &C ia
to pozadovala $500.
| Celia travicska afera odehra
vala Sc rok po znamem "a
vrazdeni Kabera, jehoz zen.
"a tychz podminek vyhledal,
pomoci teto remeslne travicky
Process Jest dosud Y live pane
i, tt neb hlavni lcastnici, vdov.
kaberova a vlastni vrah Cal,
isou zavreni ma dozivoti a je
|jich hlavni pomahac, Piseli
odsouzen byl az v Italii, kan
byl po cinu prchl, ma 30 rokd
Ostatni spolecnoet, matka Ka
berove, Brickelova, dcera !:
prvniho manzelstvi. Marian,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17
UPRCHLY SILENCE

Ia vcereisiho odpoledniho
cvicenf ma dvofe 1blazince v
Newburghu podai.ilo Sc zahad-
nfm zpdsnbem zmizeti jednc-
mu chovanci. Byl vsak dozor-
ci pohfesen tep4re po skonce-
nem evident. Jest po nem pa
trano po jizni strand.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

$500 Billy Burke destov6 plast9, velk Gle, $16S
284 damskch kozesin limc1 vsech druhd az $45 "
Az $3.50 dam kabaty, hedv. plys koz limce $217S
Az $4.s5 pskns oblsky, hladks. prymkovs, $2s7
Al $o.75 suknz celovln. velbloudi stst j. 80
Dvc klte sukn9. tez serz kostky, plady atd. $1SS
$149 tubove obleky, 700 novych, dvcch TIA, 96c
$595 divci obleky. tweedove, serz atd. TIA, $387
Damsks vlnsns obleky, serx velour i $1375
+: PsA. divSi zimni kabkty, velk. Tie, pitek So
600 dam. vlnsnych oblead, prymkove, vysiv $4.88
22c perkal potrebnych delek, work prouzky yd Ice
.5c flane Sc p s. sede modre pozadi yd jen po 19c
BavlnSni vata tabulfch 2x21aydi, jen po 75c
So post. deky, tex, velk. 64x76 nep polk. $2.46
G9c d9tske decky, obsite kraje vyb jak. en po 4se
1Oc voskovane platno, do polio, yard jen po SC
$2.75 komfortky prostf vahy, dvojite velk po Sz2S
Nebileny mu;elin, kr9m barvy, vyb. h. I'D !. l2c
Chap s. botly, dv9 pfesky. silnS obuv $2.49
75c brasery, pruhovany batst, pruzne pasu po S9c
Zbyle pletene cepice pro ditky az ACC hod. po l0c
$1.29 rompersy panty obleky pro ditky jen po 6sc
Damsks kimona flaneetu, kvst. $l.ss h. 9sc
$1.ls damsks flanelet. no6ni Gbory, slpover 75c
Evening star., 1924-05-11
HEALD LOOMS AS RIVAL
OF BALL FOR NOMINATION
Wilmington Man May Be Chosen
as Compromise Candidate by
Delaware G. o. P.

Special Dispatch to The Star
WILMINGTON, Del, May 1o.-Re-
ports that William H. Heald Of this
city may be nominated for United States
senator to succeed DR.. L. H BAN by
the Republican state convention in
August, win not down. DIR. BAH is still
in the running and still has the support
OF Col. Henry A. du Pont However,
the organization OF the senator received
a serious jolt at the last primary cleo
tion and at thes organization Of the
various committees. When it was
seen how badly the Ball organization
had been shot up, the opponents OF the
hoping that he would consent to be
candidate.
However, his statement that he would
not be a candidate sent the du Pont
men looking for another champion. The
situation is badly mixed 1t is not be-
heved that the du Pont people can have
their own way and ignore the followers
of Ball altogether. To win there must
be some sort of compromise. AS
matter Of fact, il is not believed that
even the ones on the inside know just
who is going to be nominated.
Heald has always been friendly to
Ball and is not doing anything to op-
Col. du Pont. He is a friend of Col.
Thomas w. Miller, who, although he
did not get what he wanted from the
convention, is still a factor to be reck-
oned with. 1t is figured that If Heald
could get the support of the Ball people
and would be acceptable to the Cole
man du Pont followers, he would be
good man to nominate, as he would
stand a good chance of being elected
c. E GRAY.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Will Honor Rectors Memory.

Rev. DR.. George F. Dudley. rector
of St Stephens Church. this city,
will preach today at All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase Circle, at the
IL o'clock service. His subject will
be 1.-The Life and Work" Of the late
Rev. John Walton Austin, for twelve
years the rector of All Saints. A pull
pit recently placed in All Saints
Church as memorial to Canon
Austin will be dedicated at this serv-
ice. Rev. Mr.. Austin was a native of
England and was educated in St Au
gustine's College, in Canterbury.
After graduation he went to Jamaica,
where he was ordained and where he
became a canon of the Cathedral at
Kingston. He came to the United
States in 1909, and was called to be
rector of All Saints in 1911. The
development of the parish, including
the erection of new church build
ing, took place during his rectorship.
He became an American citizen and
took an active part in the civic and
municipal affairs Of his community.
He died after a short illness on
April IL, 1923.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
G. O. P. GOVERNOR RACE
CAUSES OHIO STORM
Situation Created by Refusal of
Candidates to Leave Field to
Burton Battles Leaders
Special Dispatch to The Star.

ool SSh 6ohCS LSdQcTS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 1o.-The
presidential primary election passed,
with a pronounced victory in the
state for President Coolidge and no
i'll feeling engendered in the party
that might result in factional op-
position. The Republican state CEN
trail committee, apparently in an ef-
fort to avoid a bitter fight over the
nomination for governor and possibly
an unpopular selection for that of
flee, has apparently caused wide
spread hostility by calling a con-
vention on May 2, admittedly to ex-
press the sentiment of the majority
OF the party as to the personnel OF
the state ticket to be nominated in
August
This action followed an unsuccess-
full attempt to have all the other can
didates withdraw in favor of Repre-
sentative T. Z. Burton, who had ex-
pressed. as 1t was reported here, his
willingness to be a candidate on con-
dition that he should have no fight
to make for it. Some of the candi-
dates agreed to this. but others would
not.
The activity of the Republican state
orsanfzation in this matter is due to
the fact that 1t is generally realized
that Gov. Donahey is going TO be a
hard man to beat.
To those who view the situa ton
tmpartially 1t does not seem at ali
likely that any of the five or six Re
publicanS now out for the nomina
ton for governor could defeat Gov
Donahey, and of course a candidate
at the head of the Republican state
ticket who would be really beaten at
the start would be an incubus on the
Coolidge movement in the state.
]. H. GALBRAITH.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
QUAKE VICTIM BURIED.
Capt. NJ. c. Mcdonald Laid at Best
in Arlington.

Funeral rites for Capt. Mitchell c.
Mcdonald, United States Navy. re-
tired, who lost his life in the jap
anese earthquake September 1. when
he was caught in the wreck OF the
Grand Hotel Of Yokohama, of which
he was managing director and prin-
cipal stockholder, were held in the
Arlington cemetery Friday Full
military honors were accorded him.
A battalion of bluejackets, pre-
ceded by regimental band, escorted
the remains, covered by an American
flag, from the vault to the grave
near the south gate. The casket was
carried on an artillery caisson drawn
by six horses. Catholic services were
held at the grave. A salute was fired
and bugles sounded taps.
Masanao Hanihara, ambassador !;
Capt. Tasegawa, naval attache, and
Capt 1nouye, assistant military at
tache, official representatives from
Japan. were present at the cere-
monies.
A number of American naval Off
GERS. now retired, who had served
with him walked in the procession.
Lieut. Col c. c. Burnett former mill
Mrs. Elizabeth Bisland Wetmore, a
childhood friend of Capt Mcdonald.
who collaborated with him in pre-
serving the works of Lafcadio
f1earne. several distant relatives ana
numerous intimate friends were in
the cortege.
Except for a return to active serv-
Ice in Philadelphia with the Navy
during the war, Capt Mcdonald had
lived in Japan after he reached the
retirement age. In his younger
years he had been naval paymaster
in Yokohama and invested in the
Grand Hotel, then little more than
an American boarding house in the
Orient After his retirement he took
active supervision of the management
OF the hotel, the first or last stopping
place for all travellers across the Pa
cific, his life and his lifework being
snuffed out in the same disaster.
Capt Mcdonald assisted Hearne
when the young author came to
Japan and the two became close
friends. After the latter's death in
the country which he had adopted.
Capt Mcdonald provided for the
widow and children. and it was large
ly through his initiative and efforts
that Hearne's letters and scattered
writings were collected and pub
lished for the benefit OF the family.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
gin M emortarl1.

AxAo4On. 10 our mother, GEORGlA A AL
S1ON. deceased April 8. 1919.
Though you are gone. you are not forgotten.
Your place can never more be hIled.
We viii keep your memory sacred
oyERT1M ASTON AND ELSIE A.
CLAFLN. In sad but loving remembrance of
our devoted mother, ELLA JANE CI.APIIN
who departed this life May IL, 1878
FLORA AND WILBUR.
JENKINS. tribute of love to the memory
OF my devoted mother, ELLA JENKINS. who
died twelve years ago today, May Ii. 1912.
l cannot forget you, dear mother,
Though long may seem the years,
And often in the lonely hours
wipe away the tears.
Time has not healed my wounded heart
Nor hHed your vacant chair;
miss you. dear mother.
More and more every day.
KISS HUTTON.
JORDAN. tribute Of love and devotion to
the sacred memory Of our darling mother
who departed this life eleven years ago to.
City. n. J.
How can we forget this day?
Eleven years ago she went away
Mothers day brings memory sad,
nqr ~ oqr CARING mother we once had.
EEVOTED DAUGHTERS. BLANCHE STEW
ART AND PERSIS PATTERSON.
Gone. but not forgotten
GRANDSON. LUTHER JACKSON.
LAhHATH. In loving remembrance Of our de-
voted mother. MARY NJ LAMBATH. who
May H. 1911.
So gentle in nature so patient In pain
Our dear one has left Us. for heaven TO gain;
With nature so gentle and actions 80 kind
A wonderful mother. loving. so kind:
What a wonderful memory she has left
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
IAKpATu II
MARY N. LAMBATH who died thirteen
years ago today, May II. 1911.
Just line of sweet remembrance
r, Just memory fond and true:
That am still thinking of you.
HER DEVOTED SON ED.
husband and father. ROBERT o'NEIIL. who
May Ii. 1910.
How sad is this day to us
The day which you died:
Your memory will cling in our hearts
Til we rest by your side.
HIs LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PNKEEY. In cherished remembrance of our
darling mother; who passed into eternal
sleep May IL. 1870.
Oh. why was she taken, our mother. so dear.
When earth had so many it better could
spare.
Darling mother. thou art but sleeping be-
And our hearts are still aching and longing
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. CLARA
RoZIER AND VIOLA GREEN.
RICE. In loving remembrance Of our dear
daughter and niece. DAISY z RICE. who
departed this life four years ago today. May
IL. 1920
Often / think Of you. dear daughter.
When my heart is sad with pain:
Oh. this world would be q heaven
Could but see your loving face again.
MOTHER.
We all have sorrows,
Some griefs pass away,
But the loss OF dear Daisy
Grieves my heart from day to day.
AUNT DAISY.
STEWART. In sad but loving remembrance
Of our devoted sister. EDM0SIA STEWART.
who departed this life one year ago today,
May IL. 1923.
There was q vacant place in heaven
That was not quite complete;
So God took sister
And filed that vacant seat
Tour memory is as fresh today
As in the hour you passed away.
BIER LOVING SISTER AND BROTHER.
JOHN AND CARRIE SMALLWoOD.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Deaths.

A0hAHAN. Friday, May o. 1924. THOMAS
DeloVed husband of Elizabeth Coleman
Hsopanan ana father of Arthur c. Monahsn
ntngton, u G., and Helen r. Mona
ns. OF seattle, Wash. Funeral from the
Mopssx OF w H. speare Co., los Fl st. NV,
1I an IL
WY; SATURDAY May 10. 1924, suddenly. in
England, BLANCHE. wife OF Esmond Oy.y
u uaugnter OF Rear Admiral william
1New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia AVID
Boston papers please copy.)
MELTON. Saturday, NAV 1o 1904 a. H.;
residence. 4s7 st s'w TAMns ms
loved husband of the late Ella Jane sbcI
ton Funeral from the chanel of
,asHhvuiI, ,a 443 9TH st. s.w., on Monday MAJ
Y. az $50 am; thence TO St Dominir's
onufcn,, where requiem mass will be sunr
AT O'Clock for the repose of his soni
heIatlves and friends invited to attend In
terment Mount 0livet cemetery II
sIEINHETZ. HETZ. Friday. May 9, 1924. FRED
ERIC z. STElNMErZ. beloved husbs nd Of
1n Lnn Virginia SteinmeU. Funeral Mopday
May IL. from his late residence, 8 81
ohurch. where mass will be said at 10 am
Tor the repose OF his soul. Interment lnri-
vate) at Mount 0liVet cemetery. ii
WARREN. May 9, 1924, m PhilIins Horss
boston. MABEL BAYARD. widow Of Samnei
D. warren. in her 65th year Funeral esry
ices at II Arlington St, Boston Mass
Monday. May l.. at IL am -
WORK. Suddenly, Friday. May o, 1924. Mrr
LAURA A. WORK, beloved wife of nr
Hubert Work. Secretary Of the Intero,
Funeral from the White House Monday. NAV
IL at 2 O'Clock. Interment in Arlington
national cemetery. Kindly omit flowers liz
Evening star., 1924-05-11
FIGHT PLEDGED SLATE,
Special Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch TO The Star
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nav 10
Louisiana Democrats are now engaged
in selecting delegates to the state
convention, which will convene in
Baton Rouge, June 5, to select dele
gates to the national convention in
New York. Louisiana will have
twenty votes in the convention, six
teen from the eight congressional
districts and four at large
The only contest appears to be
whether an instructed delegation
shall be sent or not. McAdoo and
Underwood are the favorites up to
date. with sentiment pretty we'll di-
vided between them, but it is believed
the states delegation will go unin-
structed. The Underwood men say
they appreciate the undesirability Of
sending a delegation pledged. when
they are unable to determine what
may happen. A. W. NEWLIN.