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New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
ITALIAN IVA TOR N MISSING DURING HOP TO GREENLAND;
 AMERICANS SAFE M PORT
DAWES GETS RECEPTION
 BY WESTBR0Ok FOLKS
Vice-Presidential Candidate Leaving for Maine Late
 Tonight, After Visit

Westbrook, Conn, Aug, 2s.-Resi'
 dents Of Westbrook, including mem-
 bers of tho towns summer colony
 were invited today 10 a reception for Charles G. Dawes. republican viee-
 presidential nominee who is the guest
 here for the day of Walter II. Will son of Chicago, before he resumes to- night his trip 10 Maine to speak toe morrow at a statewide republican ral- ly in Augusta,
 Mir. Dawes, it was considered likely would make a brief address to those invited to meet him. II Is not antici- pated however. that he will make any extended remarks on the campaign issues as he has given the impression date scheduled by the republican na- tional committee.
 Indication were for a large turnout at the reception 10 be held at the Coutanset golf club as word that Mir. Dawes might speak was spread early today to nearby towns along the coast and up the Connecticut valley from which the nominees ancestors on his mothers side emigrated to Ohio.
 The nominee intends to leave Vest brook late in the day and from New Haven again resume his trip to Maine. He will leave New Haven at S:13 p. m. and arrive in Brunswick, Maine, at ' o'clock tomorrow morn- ing continue his journey an hour later and arrive in Augusta about 9:30 a. m. His address here will be delivered at Island Park, short dis tance outside the city, and word has been sent Mir. Dawes by Harold M. sewall, republican national commit- teeman from Maine that most of the republican state candidates to be voted on in that state next month would be present
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
PREACHER 10 SHARE
 PULPIT WITH MONKEY

Butte, Mont, Aug. s2-fhs Rev, z, Colon o'FaTFell will share his pulpit with a monkey when he delivers a sermon on evolution al the First Baptist church here Sunday night, he announced today,
 The minister said his theme would be that fl man was evolved from 2 lever animal, he came from the ass, rather than from the monkey family.
 The title of the sermon will he "fhe Soul That's in it," he added.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
U. 5. CITIZEN KILLED
 NEAR PUERTO CASTILLA
State Department Seeking More Information
 Concerning Death

Washington, Aug. 22-George Gate- wood Hamilton, an American citizen, and Charles Edward Rimmer, Brit ish subject, were killed in the district of Puerto Castilla, Honduras, on the morning of August 21, the state de- partment was informed today by Will lard l.. Beaulac, American vice-con- sul at Puerto Castilla.
 The vice-consul has been directed by the department to obtain and for ward additional information imme edi- ately.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
Majestic Goes Aground
 On Bar Off SOuthamnton

By The Associated Press.
 Southampton Eng, Aug. 22.-The giant steamship Majestic, inbound from New York, grounded on a sand bank at the entrance to Southampton at low tide this afternoon but was re- floated with the aid of two tugs a. short time afterward and proceeded to Southampton.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
Belgium Takes First Step
 Toward Ruhr Evacuation

Brussels, Aug. 22.-Belgium's eco- homie evacuation of the Ruhr, which is preliminary step to the military evacuation, began today when M. Hannecart, at the head of Belgian technical delegation, left for Duessel- dorf charged with the task of llqui- dating all the Belgian civil services.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
LIPPTTT FUNERAL.

Norwich, Conn.,, Aug. 22.-The funeral of Costello Lippitt, former state treasurer, who died at his home in this city late yesterday, will be held at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church on Monday, August 25, at 3:3o p. m., it was announced here to- day. The burial will be private.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06


El domingo inaugurose la gran tenn
porada local en- esta capital, al cele-
brar dos refidos desaffos las reci6n or
ganizadas novenas Buick Y "Hud-
son. Ell publico "beisbolero' de es-
ia capital, dandose cuenta de la "tra-
MAJ llevada a cabo para perjudicar
a la hoVena capita1ina, demostr6 SUI
Incompatible entusiasmo una vez mas
y su gratithd para con los administra-
dores de la liga-locai, por sus esfuer-
zos en- terer I'M buen team que repre-
sente a San Juan, al invadir los
stands Y "bleachers" en- "la ocho'
Quizas Sc creia que con ell aislamien-
to del "Athletics'' Ell ''Monarca'' Sc
alejarfa de esta ciudad; pero la cad
ininistracion'' deseosa en- mantener ell
entusiasmo de los "fans" de Ia Loza,
organizaron dos buenass @novenas, tlas
cuales seran' reforzadas s1nucho mas
por jugadores duisqueyanos (9).
Los fans acogieron con entusias-
mo la idea. "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Los LoBos Sc EoUIPAN:

FL sabado trvinios Ell gusto de sa-
ludar en- ''El Cieio'' al receptor del
Arecibo Park Team. el popular Soler,
donde vino a apertrecharse de bates
bolas para castigar a los leones. Tam
bien compro ell famoso pelotero i'm
lujoso uriforme para los Lobos, que
10 piensan estrenar, 81 no han dispues-
to 10 contrario Ultima hora, cuando
Sc enfrenten de nuevo con los leones
del Ponce en- la Liga del Castillo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

como el nlisnao hierro4de IA asangre
hunana Como saben todos los
medicoa, sin hierro su sangre no
pucde ser pura nj producer encrgia
Y vitalidad. HIERRO .NUXADO
no es TN "ciralo todo" Y solo sc re-
cofl1iel1da bajo comprehension cicn-'
tifica para desarrePlos de la sangre
Y dc los neryios, sangre impura, reu-
lnaiismo, anen;a, clorosis; neuraste-
mia, debilidad depression nereiosa y
falta de virilidad.
Dos scnanas bastaran para de-
Inostrar tl alcance del HIERRO
NUXADO. P6ngalo Ia prueba.
Todas las buenas boticas 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
vIENE N1N1N:

Asi nos 10 aseguro Pipo ell domingo
en- Arecibo. Los leones recordando las
campaiias nbradas por este temible
slugger, 10 esperan locos de algeria.
Segdn rumores los Lobos tambien Green
coseguirlo, va que sus servicios son
realmente valiosisimos, mucho mas en-
una selva donde apenas hay quien ruja
fuerte. +,
No sabemos por quiGn ha de deci-
dirse Ell si1npatico jugador dominicano
que goza en- nuestras ligas de una es-
tiInaci6n verdaiera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Para Sangre Viciada
Tome Hero Nuxado

/. Miles de personals estatr en- Gods
tante estado de mala salud y falta
de energia porque tienen la sangre
yiciada, LENA de impurezas. Is ia
Gil trazar ell origen de esas inpu-
re7as. pero no es ESQ 10 que inper-
ia. sino el desalojarlas eutcramente
del ORGANISING No hay otro noio
de remediar el NAL.
La formula del HE RRO
NUXADO contiene poderosos ele-
mentos depurativos para la sanere
Ell combination con propiedades
tonicas de gran alcance para re-
construir fuerzas Y energia. HE
RRO NUXADO contiene hero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
cARATtN1 AeENrE DE Ell c1E1o

Sc nos informa que Pedro Miguel
caratini ha sido designado agente de
Ell cielo'', en- Ponce. No Sc cream
los fans que es I'm nomBramiento S'di-
vino"; Sc trata solamente de la casa
comercial de la capital que tambien
vende objetos de sport
Deseamos al afamado pelotero EXT
tos felices en- sus negociss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
ENrUs1AsMo 1NDEscR1pr1BLE:

Fuimos Arecibo ell domingo. Pode-
mos asegurar los fans que en- MIN
guna parte de la isla existe tanto en-
tusiasmo como en- la Villa del Captain
Correa Llegamos al ssgundo inning
del juego vespertino y sin exageraci6n
alguna no encontramos un sitio en- los
stands, teniendo que recurrir al banco
de los jugadores Nosotros sentimos
inmensa satisfaction al poder habiar
de esta manera, va que clio demues-
ira que en- nuestra isla nos estanlos
dandc perfecta cuenta de la importan-
cia del mas bello de los deportes.
Confiamos que ese interes de hoy ha
de perdurar, para bien de los L6bos,
cue en- fecha no lejana constituiran cI
orgullo de la pintoresca .ciudad are
cibeha..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
NERO Sc VA
(Por Eddie Collins)


confrmando claramente 10 que di-
Jimos lace POGO, Ell famoso lanzador
samaritano de Quisqueya, popularlnen-
te conocido -por Nero, piensa embar-
car ell once del mes EN- curse hacia La
TERRA de sus falniliares. Nero nos
asegura que tiene licencia por un mes
y que Sc propone pasarlo junto los
suyds ell Santo Domingo. Nosotros
deseamos al pitcher ''de la suer.e"
gratas impresiones en- SUI TERRA natal,
esperamos verle pronto disparan-
do desde Ell centric del diamante bo-
ricua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
BUICK HAsTA LA metal.


Ell iuego de la tarde fu6 ganado
tambien por los "Buicks" pesar de
que los "Hudsons volaron con dos
''vueltas'' bate limpio; en- ell ter
cero hscieron otra con dos hits y en- Ell
seyto anotaron dos mas con dos hits
y tres 'imperdonables .
Los Bucks tambien anotaron
dos en- ell primero con cuatro hits Y
una en- Ell tercero; la "carrera'' con-
tinuo empatada hasta que EN- "cues-
ta'' los Bucks metieron "segun-
da" v "high" y. polvo para los
''Hudsons'' H7s&
Tres en- ell sexto toletazos y otra
en- ell octave de igual modo decide
ron ell triunfo Buick z s.
Gonzalo eel lanzador Trovador) pit
cho acceptable. Gamiz fue explotado
nuevaIiiente. En- la intermedia distin-
tContinda en- Ia pkg. 10. D
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
(Por christy Mathewson)

La Gran Temporada local Sc inaugura
- Dos veteranos nos sorprenden-
Ell Hudson perdio ambas sea
rreras" con Ell Buick Ell publ
CO capitaleno responde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Deportivas de "El Mundo"
(Por Eddie colins) primer juegol
primer juegOl

CHE
Boston 600 600 o1O--1 2
San Luis 500 010 O2x-6 IL o
Baterias: Barnes y o'Neill; Bell y
Gonzalez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Departanellto de Sandal
AVISO AL PUBLICO

al de Sanidad
gesones ngresos Aso de Benefcenca
ell
herto 6denes Ia Coe JuVn Toda orden de ng1eso die
Ia
c6n acuerdo Ia Ley exgo umero de vacantes
ha dadas
80
aigunas pendientes para e pr6xmo fiscal.
socitudes vstas
macha del
las sigrienes palabras "lO HAY PBAZAS VACANTES"
solud pa)tir de esta fecha reba
vada para consdearse el proXimo aio.
DR.. Pedro N.
de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
DERRoTA Y VICTORIA DE LOS
CUBAN STARS

En- los dos juegos celebrates Ultima
men etpor los Cuban Stars Sc jugo
muy bien la pelota.
Bill James, sensational pitcher zur-
do de los Dcherty Silk sox, fu6 ell que
derroto los Cubans Stars, 4 por 8,
pero resulto nuy apretada la victoria,
habiendo hecho la que fue carrera de-
cisiva Braun en- el septimo, por medic
de un jonr6n. 1sidro Fabre tambien
jonroneo
Despues, al otro dia, los Cuban Stars
jugaron con Ell Farmers, ganando los
cubiches, IS por 8, habiendo dado 20
hits, entire eilos cuatro de oms, quien
di6 un ionr6n y 10 1nismo Jimmy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

Ell domingo estrenaron ambas no.
venas lujosos uniformes. Antes del
juego risti1al ainBos teams hicieron
un recorrido por las Gales de la ciu-
dad en- automobiles nuevos "Buicks"
Y Hudson, acompafiados por una
banda de mdsica.
En- el juego matinal las baterfas
eran Suncar Santana por ell Buick
Y Ganliz, DeGraff Net por ell Hud-
, son.
La gente de Connie Mack toma-
ron la delantera al anotar dos "vueI-
tas' en- ell acto primero con tres hits,
I'm error un sacrife; en- ell tercero
anotaron otra despues de un boleto a
Guaja, un sacrifice un "single" :.
Los Bucks ain no habian po-
dido ''prender'' la maquina. En- el
,ercero dos hits, I'm sacrifice dos
errores, uno muy "benevolos' de Net
lc valieron tres .vueltas la gente de
Toto feste inning era un cero, pero
como los 'Hudsons'' lie dieron ''de-
recha" Toto. - juicy VIC la cosa
(; 1nala y saco Gamiz. Los. Hudsons' ,
solo ptldieron subir ''la cuesta'' pues
al llegar al "llano" Sc les rompi6 I'm
"cilindr6' pasandole. los "Buicks" :.
A fiierza de bate los carros con ell
"disefo de Packard dieron dos
vueltas en- ell cuarto y una. en- ell seq
to.
Score final a 5. Distinguieronse
JUICY y don "Guilfu'' en- Ell short. {.
Suncar en- ell box; y los outfelders lii
borio Juno de los jovenes progresis-
tas, postergados); Lombasderc e
Isaacs. Al toilette victorfano, Guiifu-
chi Y suncar del Buick; y en- la ante
sala, Marcelino del Hudson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
(segundo juego)
G H E

Boston 900 600 OO1-1 c
San Luis OO1 100 Oox--2 Q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Ell NUEvo TEAM ATLETIco- .
Lo QUE NOS DICE DON PEPITo

"Ya pronto tendremos organizado
un nuevo team atl6tico, que estara in
tegrado por todcs los jugadores que en-
la actualidad lucen los uniformes del
BUICK Y HUDSON. Nos proponemes
ordenar veinticuatro uniformes lujo-
sisimos que lleven, ell nombre del ATH-
IBTTCS. Esos son nuestros planes y
para Hevarlos a la practica contamos
con la cooperation de prestigiosos ele-
mentos de la Capital. va veran uste-
des que club vamos formar, estilo de
las grandes ligas. -
Son nuestros deseos que esta idea
Sc convierta en- realidad; asi Sc lie po-
dra dar orortunidades aquellos que
merecidamente las demandan, y a la
vez daremos un gran paso de avance,
contando con un team mediterranean
te complete, con todas las bases bien
reforzadas.
Ahora solo una pregunta. GY cues
ton de harina, que?
= o. 80
DATos QUE DEBEMos
coNocER:
Herman Bell pitched dos juegos y los
gano ambos en- un dia. - Solo le
dieron seis hits enre los dos desa-
ffos, y lie anotaron una carrera en-
cada uno.
Herman Bell, pitcher del st. Louis,
hizo una gran proeza, pues pitcheo dos
juegos contra el Boston, ganando los
dos; en- Ell primcro solo lie dieron dos
hits v en-. Ell segundo cuatro en- total
seis, ademas, en- cada juego solo lie hi
cieron una carrera di6 NADIA mas que
dos transferencias en- los dos desafios.
En- ell primer juego los dos hits Sc los
conectaron despues del septimo. Bel
Sc ha revelado como otro Nc Ginnity
"Iron MAN..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO G. QUiR0NES
AVOCADO Y NOTARIo

AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Graduate de Ia Universidal de Penn
sylvatlia, Harvard y Puerto Rico.
POstuls ante las Cortes de Puerto Ri
CO y Corte Federal. .,|
r. o. BOX 1913. Tel 143' D. D.
Edifcio NoA, San Juan, P. E.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
GoRIERNo MUNICIPAL DE
CAROLINA, P. B..
Departamento servicio Pdbico
ofcina del A1calds.
AvISo

Sc venden tres bueyes, grandes, muy
buenos' para cualQuier trabajo j6ve-
mes, por no necesitarlos ell municipio.
Sc pueden vender juntos, separados,
segun 10 desee ell comprador. Sc ven
de, ademas, un CAIRO de cuatro ruedas
Ell buen estado.
Carolina, P. R., Julio 10, 1924.
JUAN osoRIO.
Alcalde.
Adv.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11
Strikebreaker HOldOm
Is Endorsed by His Pal,
Strikebreaker Grove

THERE united front Of strikebreakers ON in Chicago
at the present time from the injunction Judges"
the bench to the underworld criminals slug the striking
dressmakers for few dollars day and perhaps immunity
for murders committed in the past.
Judges the states attorney, the mayor the chief of
police the detective agencies and the gangsters stand
ing shoulder to shoulder with the bosses against the
workers.
They must hang together or separately. Injunction
Denis Sullivan issues decree prohibiting the dress makers
from funcS0nins IN their own strike Groves suggers
and divers hnks from the cys crime dens enforce the
injunction's terms with their clubs and blackjacks.
Another character in the judicial antilabor ring,
the person OF the notorious Injunction Judge" Jesse
HoldOm, came out yesterday with an endorsement of
Robert f. Grove for reelection
Judge HoIdom feeling rather lonely. He had not
issued any for couple of weeks and he
to keep his hand in So he boosted strikebreaer Grove
for the office he holds He said: Gin your first term
now coming to close, have shown your ability to cope
with crime In what way, Judge Holdon unless to Jail
union men, convicted Chamber of Commerce manufac
tured evidence prepared by Chamber of Commerce
lawyers! The slayers of the Duys have not vet been
appehended Robert E. Grove has officially declared II
mystery. The "Beer War" murders are not solved The
countless violations of law city of Chicago 90
shed but the ability of Mr. Grove to arrest strikers is
unequalIed That what injunction Jesse HoIdom had
in mind of course.
The Committee of Fifteen appointed by John Fitz-
patrick president of the Chicago Federation f ahr -
investigate Groves Office should now be ready TO make
report The resolution authorizing committee to he
appointed passed March e. This is March IL Time
presses The dress makers still the bate-ne The
strikers not drawing The bosses are not worry
ing about approaching hu-xer.
Inc workers OF Chicago anxiousIy awaiting action
from the committee OF Fifteen. appointed for
the purpose of asking Mayor Dever few questions and
then waiting results The workers expect that the COM
mittee will t the charges made by John Fitzpatrick and
others against States Attorney Robert E. Grove The
workers expect as the DAILY WORKER urges that not
alone Groves Office but that of the and chief of
police be Investigated and that unhoy alliance between the
officials OF Cook County and the judiciary backed bv
lied greed will be exposed to the workers of This
The Committee of Fifteen cannot afford to let tbi.
golden moment slip by without exertins itself to throw
Hood OF light the capitalist conspiratoriaI rno of
Chicago. e -
lhe DAILY WORKER believes that the publication of
the truth concerning the conspiracy of the political tool.
OF the clothing manufacturers this county would
De the best propaganda possible. Let have action
OF FIFTEEN" A-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11
One of Founders of
Ku KLur Held as
Mann Act ViOLGtOT

HOUSTON, Tex, March 10.-Ed-
ward Young Clarke, one of the foun-
ders Of the Ku Klux Khan, today
pleaded guilty to violation of the
Mann White Slave act in Federal Dis
truict court here. He admitted trans
porting Mrs. Laura Martin, 81 year
d Houston girl, to New Orleans for
immoral purposes. At one time Clarke
was acting Imperial Wizard of the
Khan but recently had been allied with
the William J. Simmons faction in
fighting the present administration Of
the hooded order.
Khan Leader Addresses Court.
When Clarke's case was called for
trial, r. l.. Henry Of Houston, attor-
ney for the khan leader, addressed
the court.
The defendent wishes to change his
plea TO guilty, the attorney said.
Henry then asked that the court
hear Attorney Westmoreland Of the
defense, but Judge Hutchinson refus-
ed, saying that he knew nothing of
the details Of the case and asked the
prosecution to state the evidence.
Not Real Vice Lord.
'Ts there any evideDce Of CONNER
cial vice in this case?' the court ask
ed.
"No," the prosecutor replied. at
was merely personal escapade.
Clarke was engaged in interstate Inn
morality"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11

NEVER before in the history of
ANthis country have so many in
vestigations Of the conduct Of gov
eminent been launched. What is
it all about? Is il merely because
there is an election this year7
Nothing Of the sort Is true. There
are Investigations and investiga
tions. The plague Of Investigations
that 10 affecting Washington today
ia indicative of the turn the class
divisions and struggles are taking
in the United States. There are
now scheduled or in session from
twenty-five to forty-three investi-
cations Of government corruption,
political influence, and fraud, that
puts to shame the worst scandals in
the annals Of capitalist control Of
our politics.
All Of these scandals are an in
dex Of what control of the means
Of production and exchange and the
government by the capitalist class
brings to the working and farming
masses. Whether II 10 General
Woods imperialist maneuvers in
the Philippines, or Dsugherty's
manipulations in the Mexican mess,
or Sinelsir's holdup Of Teapot
Dome, all Of these capitalist VEN
lures are simply different forms Of
the same brand Of Teapot politics.
But what IL Teapot polities7 "The
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11
Mayor Dever Is Waking Up
Continued from page u

Continued from page y
(Trude) says they have violated. He
said Miss Corn should give her evil
dence to Judge Sullivan when the in
junction is heard.
Protect Strikers? No!
The police have no orders to pro-
tect strikers.
So a bunch of Chief Collins men
told 20 employees of the c. H. Lowen-
thai & Co., skirt firm at 224 S. Mar
ket street when they asked for pro-
lection while they went past the en-
ployers thugs to collect their pay.
Lowenthal refused to pay the girls
the money due them when the shop
chairlady of the union approached
him. He threatened the chairlady
and told her to get out.
All 20 employees came to the en-
trance of the shop then and asked
policemen, Nos. 5203, 1470, 1887 and
2314 to protect them while they went
up to- demand their money.
The cops replied that they had no
orders to protect strikers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11
IMPEACH COOLIDGE
Send in Your News

The Daily Worker urges all
members of the party to send in
the news of their various sec.
tions. Every Party Branch should
appoint its own correspondent and
make him responsible for the news
that ought to be sent in to The
Daily Worker. The Party Page
should be the Invest page in The
Daily Worker. Help make it so.
Address all mail to the Editor. The
Daily Worker, 1910 N. Halstsd
ST., Chicago, Ill.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11
What Is Teapot Politics?

Teapot Special" of the DAILY
WORKER will answer this question
with facts, figures and statements
out of their own mouths" We
will tell what Teapot politics means
to the worlsingman and the farmers
in their day to day grind. We will
tell what the working and farming
glasses can do to end all Teapot
politics.
Get your order in today for ''The
Teapot Special" We have put on
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11

an extra staff to handle the num-
erous big bundle orders that are
pouring in on US from every city
and from many farm eenters Of the
country. The sooner your order
reaches us the sooner you will re-
eeive IL and the surer you will be of
getting IL to your friends and your
brothers in your unions and labor
organizations. Delay 10 out Of or
der on "The Teapot Special" Order
now and order big.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11

NEW YORK, March 10.-The
Bronx English Branch Of the Work
ers Party have called off the Com
mune celebration and dance they had
arranged for Saturday evening,
March 10, 30 as not TO conflict with
the Commune Celebration arranged
by Local New York on Sunday,
March 16. On Saturday evening,
April 5, they will hold an entertain
mont and dance at Workers Hall,
fsl7 Boston Road, tho Bronx. A
fins program Is being arranged.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-11
Disabled Service Men
Unfit for Work When
Turned Out of Schools

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-Dis-
abled service men are being turned
out Of government training schools
incompetent to fill jobs for which
they are supposed to have been fit
ted. Thomas Kirby, legislative agent
Of the disabled American veterans
told the house veterans committee
today.
AS a result unemployment is
spreading among them, Kirby said.
He appealed to congress to provide
funds with which to give govern
mentally trained men a half years
placement training in positions which
require experience before they can
be satisfactorily filed.