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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-15
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Comment yesterday by local fans and
citizens on the fine showing made by
the Millionaires in grabbing a decisive
win over the strong Portland team last
Saturday indicates a big crowd will
turn out to see these same teams clash
in return battle on Williams field
Thursday afternoon. Marty Kavanaugh.
the fence busting leader of the Forest
City aggregation. is eager to try con-
clusions again and is confident he can
reverse the decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-15

Princess Bell gr m (King) :. 3
Liberty Silk (Childs); Laughter,
Murphy and Cegantile Boy Gar
rison). also started.
Time-2.10 IA; oil ga: 2.07 IL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08

MIzete 81 dovol krasny nabyek = mIzete nahrad opo-
trebovane k,,sy novymi ma nsz e radost Sc podvat
SEDLACKU nejen ze Vam dali nejvyssi ceny Vas opo-
trebovany nabytek ale use Van penize novem nabyt
ku jak snadno mIzete pfesved6t nekoka pfiklad1
zde uyedenvch:
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oBNos NABfDNUTY
VAN SWERlNGEm
NEsTAtf.
NABtDKU $l,7oo,ooo
POVAzUJE IA
OBOJETNOU.

Pfisti tyden hodla mayor
Townes svolati zvhstni. schizI
mestske rady aby projednan
byl Van Sweringiv proiekt no
veho nadrazi Union ma Public
SGaaru., Schuze byla .i'z jed
nou odlozena nasledkem prazd
min mayora. ienz meskai ma
zptavene ma Floride. Jak wee
prohlasil stoii ma stanoyisku
Petra Vita, jenz Sc stavi do
rozhodne oposice proti prodeji
mestskych obiektu podnikatel-
stvi stavby Ia obnos $l,7000,-
600. Jinak prohlasuie. re me-
pritelem .noytho podniku nj
kterak neni, ale ze 81 pfeje a.
by chraneny byly zajmy chou
stran. umysly svoie prohlasil
vtera v Civitan Clubu, kde sou
Gasne kritisQyalI dlazebni po-
stup "a adnlinistrace Kohlea,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08
PADELAL P0DPIsY
mAnAGERA
H0PKINSE
VYNALEZAVY
tfSNtK.
ae3N ~ fa

" az Is 4
Ma jednoms bankere nasel
posluhujici cisnik dopis, v
nemz bylo gratulovano w. R.
Hopkinsovi k nastoupeni ira
du mestskeho managera. Bla-
hoprani uvedlo sklepnika ma
myslenku, ze by sobe ma jme-
no Hopkinse mohl "snadno a
rychle" zaopatfiti penize. Wy
stavil eek a opatril iej podpi-
sem managera a take falsifi-
kat ma $82 udal, vydavaje Sc
"a Hopkinsova sofera. Naml-
san prvnim uspechem opako-
val vcera pokus V obchode do
lenniho mesta, Ease v hodno-
s.i rfdice automobilu. Bylo
mu receno, ably chvilku posec-
kal, a minute byli zde diva
detektivove, ktefi podvodnika
zatkli. Byval take cisnfkem v
Athletic clubu, kde Hopkins
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08
PROTI OMEZOvANf PRISTE
HOVALECTVt

v budove Y.M. C. A. pofl
dan byl vcera lElnket "a. kterf
no 81. Elsie Jones, tajemnice te
to organisacesz New Yorku
p2drobovala ostre kritice pred
lchy omezuiiai pfistehovalec-
tvi. Mez; jinymi pravila: Ne
kteri lide Sc domnivaji byti pc-
vyseni svoji gasnejsi pleti a 20
j,danim beefsteaku opovrhl-
il temi mensi postavy temnej
81 knzi a mih,jici cesnek. Mno-
ri Sc paksdomysli, re Bdh stvo-
I'll jen Anerikany Anglosa-
sy.
Ma banketu mluvil tez ital
sky kopsul Nicola Cerri, ktery
prohlas'l, ze neivetsi chyboa
phi anerikanisaci jest, re So
be pfeastavuji mnozi amerika-
nisaci ia totoznou vSc iako ie
poangliceni. Ma schulz mlu-
viii tez zastupci ;hoslovanu a
ss .ss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08
LUPICI SPOLEcNfcJ POLIcI
i. sTY, ODSOUZENI.
~ M@

Diva obchodni lupici. kteff
kradli zbozi davali do pro-
deje east-clevclandskemu poli-
cistovi Byronu X. Jenkinsovi,
byli vcera, kdyz sc priznali ma
okresnin soudd odsouzeni. Cla
rance Johnson poslan ma til a
Guy Johnson ma diva ROXY do
statni trestnice. PrvnejSi mel
"a sebou liz krinlinalni rekord.
Tfeti spolecnik ctihodneho
podniku, Charles Collins jest
lecen Y mastske nemocnici.
vsichni vykradli obchod Louise
Cohena v Berea. "Strazce bez-
pecnosti" Jenkins, jest pod "a
rukou 1000 a bude pohnan k
zodpovednosti pro prijimani a
prohavan: kraAeneho zbazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08

jelikoz vzite zvyky lidu tezko
lie pfemoci. Pricinou v roce
1854 bylo otroctvi, dnes bylo
by heslem bud kapital nebo
prace. P1vod by mohla miti
nova strana bud v pokroko-
vych kfldlech starych stran,
kde by byl zastupcem jaksi Sc
nator Borah, neb v socialne re
formnim hnuti, ktere zvolilo
Florence Allenovou ma trad
soudcovsky aneb v hnuti far
mafsko-delnickem. Nejvetsi du
veru pax fecnik kladl V moz-
most posledne jmenovanou,
neb farmafsko-delnicke. hnuti
ma nejvetsf prilezitost stati Sc
stranou tretf. Stolberg mluviti
bude dnes v poledne v Hollen-
den hotelu pred City Clubem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08
SVETELNE' SlGNALY

V nebezpecntm uzlu ma Pro-
spect Ave, Huron Rd. a vych.
9. ul. zavedeny budou svetel.
ne lignaly die kterych Sc bu-
de. museti doprava cd pondel-
ka fidit. Zlute sv6tlo znaci "a
stavenf vsech vozidel, kdezto
poulicni kiry ,nohou bud ma
rravo neb v lcvo zataceti. Sv6-
telny signal tril barevny, zele-
ny, eerveny zluty umisten
bude We vySi Is stop V mista
kde drive dppravu fidil traffic
nj straznik jenz tuto sluzbu
pro n6ho bezpetuejsi riditi BIZ
de ze severovychodniho rohu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08
0PRAvY VYzADUJl
$4,000.
ROZPOCET JEST DO
DATKEM * VIDA
MIN JIz HLA-
SENYM.

Financnimu vvboru mestske
radv byl vcera pfedlozen NEST
'skym managarem Hopkirser1
a jeho riditeli ma mestskG opra
W roku 1924, ktere by vyzado
valy nakladu cd Is do 20 mill
onu. Rozpocet nynejsi ale ;e
icn dodatkem k vydanim liz
iednou oznamcnym a ktera do
stupuji take do znacnych mi
lionu.
Dalekosahle cpravci navrhy
Hopkinse potk&vaji Sc jistym
neklidem.aapoE predbeznG Sc
n6kolik clend finanCniho vybo
ru vyjadfilo, spolu $ pfedseda-
jicim radnim J. y. Marshallem
ze bude nutno rozadavky ty-
to pfedloziti 0 pcdzimnich vol
bach referendu.
V novem programu jedna Sc
o rozslfenf n6kterych ulic jez
by samo> vyzadovalo as $4,000
600, ostatni polozky tykaji Sc
vsech mestskych Department.,
isou to sice obnosy menSi, ale
poGetnosti v sOuhrnu dostupu-
il uyedene v pfedu WISE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08
koRUPcNl skANDA
LY UsPl$l VzR0sT
TRETl VElkE
/ STRAnY.
VYHLIDKY II N U T 1
FARMARSKO-DEL-
NICKEHO.

Olcjova ostuda bude miti v
zapeti vzrust treti NONE stra
ny a znamky toho jsou jiz dnes
po cele zemi patrny, jest to
presvedceni BENZ. StoIberga,
novinare New Yorku, jenz
tax vcera prohlasil v Zenskem
Mestskem Klubu. Zrozeni stra
ny nebude vSak snadnou v6ci,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08

ktery primo naval nemou-
drym.
0 NEST ken manageru Sc Wy
slovil. re Y nei pine duveruie
a pochvaloval 81 dnesni NEST
skou radu, h ktere Sc vyslovil;
re Jest nejschcpn6jsim sborem
kdy v cello nGsta postayenym.
$50 = tes as ..ag sst+. s9a s'A Il M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08

bydlf kde jej osohn6 poznal.
X ciau Sc primal a somlouva
Sc, re byl bez, zamestnani a Cd
neceho re prece jen musel byt'
xiv. y <.e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-08

OZNAMUJTE We .'svETIr
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

beet fields has commenced on a large
scale. Where weather and soil con-
ditions have permitted, early spring
blowing has been started. Company
agriculturists are emphasizing the
need of conserving the splendid soil
moisture which at present is fea-
ture of agricultural conditions
throughout the beet-growing dis
tricts.
Coincident with the auspicious op-
ening Of the beet growing season has
come a marked improvement the re-
suits Of sheep feeding, an important
adjunct of the sugar industry. Pro-
fits of So head on lambs are COM
monty being reported on shipments
now going to the livestock markets.
The feeding of by-products Of the
beet sugar industry-wet and dried
pulp, beet tops and molasses entered
into the fattening Of the lam
As result Of the satisfactory out
come of the stock feeding operations
and the prospective increase in beet
sowings, a feeling Of optimism pre-
walls throughout the sugar beet grow
ing sections Of Colorado, Wyoming,
Nebraska and Montana.
The company's Colorado acreage
to date is more than 100000 acres.
This exceeds its harvested acreage of
last season. Probably an additional
10000 acres or more will be signed
up in the Great Westerns ten Colo
RADIO factory districts.
The North Platte valley Of western
Nebraska has passed the 50,000-acre
mark; the Billings-Lovell district has
10000 acres already contracted, and
indications point to much more fav-
orable yield and sugar content is ex-
pected for them. The Belle Fourche,
S. D., government reclamation pro-
ject, where sugar beets are one of
the principal cash crops. plans to
grow increased tonnages this fall,
total of 1900 acres being signed to
date and preparations being made to
care for fully 1000 acres.
Inquiries among bankers and the
leading farmers disclose that the fl
nancial conditions in the sugar beet
producing localities are greatly i'm
proved, as whole, over those Of
year ago. Present sugar price levels,
il maintained. assure growers II the
1923 beet crop additional payments
on the sliding scale "profit-sharing'
contract also in effect last season.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

Mrs. j. NJ. Vandewark and daugh-
ter, Miss Adah May, of Fort Collins
spent Friday to Saturday in Avada
with Miss Varina Atherly. and Mrs.
r. L. Gorrell. Mr.. Vandewark drove
up Sunday, returning with them the
same day.
F. o. Pierson Of East Third street
had his arm broken in three places
Friday while engaged in his duties
in the Burlington yards, Denver.
The injury is proving very painful
and will keep him from work for q
good long while.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Robbins of Ia
bernash, Miss Ethel Chapel Of Dem
yer, F. o. Edwards Of Stockton, CAL
ifornia, Miss Eleanor Barnum, Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. McFadden and Mr..
Stultz of Arvada, were dinner guests
at the Swadley home. Wednesday ev-
ening of last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
MANY SUGAR BEETS
ALREADY SIGNED UP
CORDIAL RELATION BETWEEN
GREAT WESTERN SUGAR co.
AND THE BEET GROWERS RE-
ELECTED IN CONTRACTING OF
IMMENSE ACREAGE.

Nearing the 100000 acre mark,
contracting for the 1924 beet crop by
the Great Western Sugar company
gives every promise Of reaching the
totals anticipated following the cor
dial agreement upon the sliding scale
beet contract between the company
and growers organizations. The ac-
reage being contracted is mounting
notwithstanding the exclusion OF ne
matode infested fields and insistence
Of fieldmen Of the company that only
lands capable Of producing high
yields be sown to the crop.
With planting time still month
away, farmers are opening their pre-
parations TO obtain the highest pos
sible yields. Fertilization Of the
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
NEW PROJECTING MACHINE
INSTALLED IN THEATER

A new photograph" projecting
machine has been installed in the Ar
vada theater, according to Manager
Preus. The new machine will per-
nit reels to be changed by the fade
out process on the screen, no more
waits between reels being necessary.
A free kids night has also been
announced for Tuesday, all children
under twelve years old being admit
ted free when accompanied by their
parents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
Piles Can be Cured
Without Surgery

An instructive book has been published
by DIR. \. 5. McClcary. the noted rectal
specialist OF Kansas City. This book
tells how sufferers from Piles can be
quickly and easily cured without the use
OF knife. scissors, hot iron. electricity
without confinement to bed and no hospi-
tai bills to pay. The method has been n
success for twonty-four years and In
more than nine thousand cases. The book
Is sent postpaid free to persons afflicted
with piles or other rectal troubles who
clip this item and mail II with name and
address to DR.. Mcclcary. 800 Parkvicw
Snnitarium, Kansas city. Mo.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
DOG TAX
NOTICE

The convention of the Tax Payers
party is hereby called to meet We'd
nesday, March IL, at 1880 p. M, in
the town hall, for the purpose of
candidates for mayor and
three trustees for the ensuing mu-
nicipal election and to transact all
other matters that may properly
come before the meeting.
39p E. L. KELSO, Secretary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

THE TOWN OF ARvADA-If you
want to save money; all kinds Of
team work, see J. F. Beck. Gssvel
at $3.50 a load and cement work
of all kinds. Ashrits cleaned.
Telephone Arvada 121.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

Mr.. Frazer, who was promoted re-
Gently to a position at Golden. was
ut home over Sunday with his fam
lily.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Small house and two
acre garden tract. Phone Arvada
31S. p
FOR RENT-New Kellastone house,
chicken house, garage, electric, "
acre, near Golden car. Ph. Arv. 1871
Mrs. ]. w. Terwilliger.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

FOR SALE-2OOOO raspberry plants.
Three varieties to choose from.
Kings, $500 per thousand. Marbor-
ough, $1,000 per thousand. Burbank
this is cross between the Marlbor-
ough and the Logan, being about
double the size of the ordinary berry.
Very productive. viii do well in
most any soil and will guarantee
them disease proof. Usually bring
from 25c TO soc mere per crate than
the other berries, $500 per thous-
and. To insure good stand. plant
this month. Gl55 West 3Sth Avenue,
Wheatridgc.. 40p
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS

CUSTOM HATCHING-Call Arvada
60-J and reserve space. Setting
each Tuesday. 81 per tray. VIM. F.
Duncan. 35tf
Dance at Fremont Grange hall
Saturday, March 8, at $50 p. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
RI. R. Setting Eggs for Sale. Mrs.
| Irmhauer. Phone Arvada 992J3. p

r. l. R. Setting Eggs tor SAFE. MIS-
Umhauer. Phone Arvada 992J3. p
FOR SALE-Geese eggs, twenty-five
cents each. One half mile north
of Arvada. RID. l, Box 257. p
PUBLIC SALE-Saturday March Is,
will sell at public sale at my
place on West 9Th street, Arvada, be-
ginning at 80 p. M, the following:
13 head of Mich Cows, some fresh,
others fresh soon; 26 head Of Poland
China hogs, these hogs can be regis
tered; 2 Horses and Colt; Good incu-
bator; pair Bronze Turkeys; dozen
R. l., r. Hens, S. c.; 4 fine cockerels,
R. /. R.. Terms, 5 months time at 8
per cent with approved security. 2
per cent off for cash. ]. W. Terwill-
iger, owner. Lee Garner, auctioneer.
40
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
FOR SALE

NO. / ENSILAGE, delivered any
where within three miles Of Ar
vada, $40. Harley Stotts, Arvada.
ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE
Phone Arvada 992-R3.
FOR SALE OR LEASE (Not on
Shares)-4O acres, part of Hack
berry ranch; NWA Of SEA, Sec. 80,
Twp. 2, S. R. 69-W. Apply to Mrs.
M. E. W., SAT N. Amerige Ave-, Full
lerton, Calf. az
FOR SALE-1st class Marquis seed
wheat. w. r. Swadley. phone
Arvada 1861. 40p
FOR SALE-Hay and machinery; 2
high-wheeled wagons; hay rack;
one beet rack; 14-inch walking plow;
loft. Mccormick hay rake; Binder,
Melotte Cream Separator; 4 10-gal.
milk cans; 8 tons choice 1st and 3rd
baled alfalfa. F. j. Welke, Arvada
9slR1l. 39p
s. C. White Leghorn Eggs, $500 per
100. Fine layers; large size. An
tome Jacob, Arvada. 40p
FOR SALE-1st, End and 3rd cut
ting alfalfa. Choice hay. w. H:
Brown, Oberon sta, Arv. 995R3: t
Remington 3O-3O high powered sport
ing rifle, $35. Phone Arv. 995J4.
sop
If YOU WANT something that pays
on the farm, come over to c. A.
Vairs's and get some extra fancy
Plymouth Rock eggs, $3.50 per 10.
Special prices on incubator lots.
Arvada s96R4. 3stf
FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining room
set, six chair and extension table,
practically new. Bargain. Inquire
The Enterprise.
PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs for setting,
Is cents a setting Ph: 874R2: 80
FOR SALE-Laying hens, Rhode Is
land Reds and Plymouth Rocks,
$40 dozen. Broomfield Pip. 80
FOR SALE-Two acres unimproved,
one acre of asparagus. Inquire
Enterprise office. Alp
FOR SALE-Dodge touring car 1917
recently completely overhauled,
excellent condition, seat bead, $3.50
cash. See H. NJ. Garlick, Gallup
1863-M. 39p
FOR SALE tons 3rd cutting, 5
tons lst cutting alfalfa. Lake sta
ton. Phone Arvada 995-R12. p
FOR SALE-Pure bred hogs, milk
and corn fed, dressing 100 lbs.
Whole or half or live weight at mark
ct prices. Cole Ranch, Arvada 2O5-J.
FOR SALE-Four first class Jersey
cows and three grades. Phone Ray
j. Boyd, Arvaaa ss5-R4.
HATCH1NG EGGS, Single Comb va
riety, Rhode Island Reds, 2OO-egg
type hens mated to prize winning
male strain, 5000 per hundred, $1.5O
per fifteen delivered in vicinity Of
Arvada. Fertility guaranteed. Ham,
ills Poultry Farm, phone Arv. 22-J.
FOR SALE-2OOOO raspberry plants.
Three varieties to choose from.
Kings, $500 per thousand, Marbor-
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

SHOW STOCK Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte setting eggs for sale, Sl.50
to $500 per setting. Also nice cock
erels. North Lowell Boulevard, near
Lincoln Avenue. T. A. kilcoursc,
phone Arvada 9S9-Rl. 40
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

FOR SALE-Blue Andulasian set
ting eggs from pure bred hens and
ROSTERS. Won blue ribbon at Denver
Poultry show, 10 eggs, $l.50. Mary
Snyder, Valley Avenue. A0p
RANGE and Small Churn for sale.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

S. c. r. !, R. Hntchlng Eggs from
good winter layers. males from
winning stock. Guaranteed to
produce strong healthy chicks. &c ca.
81 per 100. viii deliver. Mrs. +.
+. Hcnncsy, phone Arvada 2l0 If
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

FOR SALE tons 3rd cutting, s
tons 1st cutting alfalfa. Lake sta
tion. Phone Arvada 995-R12. D
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

FOR SALE-Bright Green lst and
2nd cutting hay for sale. George
Swadlcy. Phone Arv. 1861. 4Op
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

FOR SALE-Pure bred hogs, milk
and corn fed, dressing 100 lbs.
Whole or half or live weight at mark
ct prices. Cole Ranch, Arvada 2O5-J.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

FOR SALE - Setting eggs, White
Leghorn, S. c. K. |. Red, zoe per
setting. Phone Arvada 1881. lOp
FOR SALE-S. c. r. |. r: Eggs for
setting, &c each, also young chicks.
Yield first setting. So per cent! S.
N. Mannaugh, phone Arvada low.
39tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

MATCHING EGGS, Single Comb va
riety, Rhode Island Reds, 20O-egg
type hens mated to prize winning
male strain, $500 per hundred, $1.5O
per fifteen delivered in vicinity Of
Arvada. Fertility guaranteed. Ham
ills Poultry Farm, phone Arv. 22-J.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

5. c. ". l.. Eggs and Chicks from
carefully selected hens. headed by
Tancrcd. Pennsylvania Poultry Farm
and other males. Three miles west of
Arvada. Phone Arv. 9s6-Rl2. a.
II. Thode. Golden. Al
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

NO. l ENSILAGE, delivered any
where within three miles of Ar
vada, $40. Harley Stotts, Arvada.
ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE
Phone Arvada 992-R3.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

IF YOU WANT something that pays
on the farm, come over to c. A.
Vairs's and get some extra fancy
Plymouth Rock eggs, $3.50 per Is.
Special prices on incubator lots.
Aryada 896R4, 3Stf
Evening star., 1924-03-23

day, owing to the almost complete
absence of tram and bus traffic, the
tie-up through the strike which be-
gan last midnight being virtually
complete. Only few hundred pirate
busses" We're on the streets. These
Were SO besieged with passengers
that long lines of people awaited at
every station and there was much
congestion and delay.
The government is taking no direct
action in the strike, but will await
the report of the committee of in
quiry appointed by the minister of
labor, which opened its Investigations
today.
There has been no attempt to run
trnrl - vwher. Nv. nw rpno~t"
Evening star., 1924-03-23

knocked down, sustaining a possible
fracture of the skull, compound frac-
ture of the ankle and internal inju-
ries. Her condition is critical.
No. engine, operated by Private
III. A. Smith, was responding to an
woman stepped off the curb directly
lin its path. Attempts to awerSe the
apparatus to avoid collision with the
woman were fruitless. She was put
in a private automobile and rushed to
clans stated she had but small chance
for recovery.
The alarm which had called out the
engine was for a small fire at the
home of Sophie FUntaine at 504 22d
g'rnpt
Evening star., 1924-03-23

that such attempts might be made
with the use of non-union labor, the
electrical trades union called a meet
ing of It's London committee for Mon
day to consider sympathetic action by
cutting off power should 'blackleg'
workers be hired.
One of the difficulties is that the
trans, which are run by the munich
pality, do not earn enough to allow
the men, but 1t is argued by their
leaders that the tramways are un-
fairly saddled with the expenses of
street improvements and the cost of
keeping up roads to an extent which
would more than recoup the amount
of tha pvtra ,Varac 1nr'n
Evening star., 1924-03-23
FRATERNITY HOMORS
JUSTICE SUTHERLAND
PHI Delta Phi Awards Title of
Honorary Initiate a.
Banquat.

Mr.. Justice George Sutherland of
The Supreme Court OF the United
States was made honorary initiate cf
the Phi Delta Phi frarernity last
night at George Washington Uni
versity Law School.
Following the Initiation Justice
Sutherland was the principal sneaker
Al banquet at the Cafvtrsitv Club.
Other speakers Included Justice
Wendell P. Stafford - thc Supreme
Court of the District o. Columbia.
former Senator Thomas OF Colorado.
the eldest living initiate OF the fra.
ternity living IL Washington, and
Dean William Van VleciS of The law
school
Among the guests O; the evening
was Mr.. Justice Edward Terry San
ford of the Supreme Cour1 of the
United States. About seventy men,
bers of the fraternity attended the
banquet.
William Bruce King was toast
master.
Evening star., 1924-03-23
IOWA DEMOCRATS STAGE
MELEE AT CONVENTION
Woman Supporter of McAdoo Is
Hit on Head With Gave1.
Riot Call Issued.
By the Associated Press.


DES MONIES, Iowa, March a.
The county democratic convention
here today was terminated by police
answering a riot cal after a factional
fight had brought general disorder
and later a street melee.
In the scramble to seat q temporary
chairman, Mrs. George E. Harnagel,
sr, prominent w. C. T. L. and Nc
Adoo supporter, was struck over the
head with n gavel. She blames n.
+. Reed, former United States mar
shall, and said tonight she was con-
sidering assault and battery charges.
Reed denied the charge.
Reports from twenty >county con-
yentious in Iowa include only one in
dorsement OF William G. McAdoo,
with four reporting that resolutions
Ct Endorsement had been voted down.
naLeE--sS to state convention
were chosen in most counties.
Evening star., 1924-03-23

today for Matanzas, 100 miles east OF
Havana, according to word left by him
at the hotel where he had been stay
ing.
Wahlberg arrived IN Havana Thurs
day and kept his whereabouts secrc
until today He refused to receiy..
newspaper men.
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Drafting of Memoirs ndun.

Asked Who drafted the original
memorandum, which would nave given
him unlimited power ia operating
the governments merchant feet. Mr..
Palmer declared Chairman Jones of
tn Senate commerce committee was
the author ami that lie himself pre-
pared - memorandum based on the
senator's proposal and The. divorce
ment resolution adopted by the board
N 1921
Several legal obstacles were found
by the board Il, conside ring original
proposals for separation OF the two
oI oIGdHtzatinc>, 1t vas explained. and
the resolution III final form ,eserved
20 the board final authority in sew
eral instances, which the original
proposals would have vested in the
president OF the Fleet Corporation.
After adjourning until tomorrow.
with Mr.. Palmer's testimony unfin-
ished' the committee held D. brief
executive session to map out further
procedure.
Evening star., 1924-03-23
WAHLBERG QUITS HAVANA
FOR EASTERN CUBA CITY
Sinclair's Former Secretary, Sought
by Senate Oil Committee,
Avoids Interview.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, March PC. .. Wahl-
berg, former secretary to Harry F.
Sinclair, for whom a subpoena has
been issued by the Senate Teapot Dome
investigating committee, left here late
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Tucson Once Walled City,

Tucson, Ariz., had the distinctio,
Of being the only walled city in tn,
United States. This wall, which a
one time encircled the entire city
aas long since fallen to decay.