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Evening star., 1924-07-16
Glass Workers in Wage Farley.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 10
A committee of the American Flint
Glass Workers Union met today With
representatives of the Flint Glass
manufacturers to discuss wage
The conference is ex-
pected to result in an amicable ad-
justment, but until there is an agree
ment of the conference adjourns,
officials will not disclose details of
the proceedings
Evening star., 1924-07-16

Club and the Federal Teachers Club.
During his illness he worked con-
stantly on several translations and
was recognized generally as an
authority on Latin and Greek litera-
ture and composition.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Edna Gottlieb Matthew'S; two small
children, Alice Virginia Matthews and
Mary Emerson Matthew'S; two broth
ers. Henry B. Matthews of Hagers-
town. Md. and Charles NJ. Matthews
of Glendora. Calf, and a sister, Mrs.
d. F. Hendrickson of Monrovia Calf
Evening star., 1924-07-16
Made Army Captain.

Harrison G. Dyar, s04 B street
southwest, has been commissioned as
a captain in the Sanitary Corps and
Edward A Cough. 1901 Rhode Island
avenue. as second lieutenant in the
Signal Corps, both in the Officers Re-
serve Corps OF the Army.
Evening star., 1924-07-16

A colored man, armed with . pistol,
held up Isadore Isenberg, 1851 11th
street, in his store last night and
took $40 from the cash register.
Evening star., 1924-07-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

James e. Walker Post, No. "a
American Legion, will hold special
street Y. M. c. A. All service men
asked to attend.
Evening star., 1924-07-16

The Davis-for-President Club will
meet tomorrow, S:15 pm. at its per-
manent quarters, Ebbitt Hotel.
Evening star., 1924-07-16
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TO-DAY.

Francis ]. Gable of Kansas City
Mo-, will lecture in Unity Auditorium
1926 I street, at s o'clock. Subject
The Simplicity Of Truth" At {
o'clock at the same place he viii
speak Of christianity for Men"
Evening star., 1924-07-16

One of the numerous automobile
sneak thieves who have been robbing
cars parked on the streets last night
made haul in the car Of Charles c.
Selecman, Dallas, Tex. parked in
front Of 1903 New York avenue. He
took bag containing 5ewelry and
toilet articles valued at 500.
Evening star., 1924-07-16
FOREIGN,
Is an, Greenwich time tod
Argentine weather Data.

Argentine Weather Data.
For the week ending July II. 1874.
Mean Dept. AVE. Dept
tempa- from pre- from
ture. n'maL clip. n'mal
Corn and northern
wheat area ....... 46 - OK Loa
Southern wheat area 43 - OIL %
Evening star., 1924-07-16

Phil Sheridan Post, G. A. r.. Will
meet Friday, pm. in Grand Army
Hall.
Evening star., 1924-07-16
TONIGHT.

Lawn fete for benefit of Calvary
Baptist Sunday school fund. o'clock.
at Rhode Island avenue and goth
street northeast.
Evening star., 1924-07-16

Miriam Chapter, No. 20. o. e. S.,
will give a lawn card party. 8 o'clock,
at 5202 9th street. Public invited.
Evening star., 1924-07-16

Loyalty Chapter. No. 80, o. E. S..
will give a lawn fete at 9Th street
and South Carolina avenue northeast.
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Evening star., 1924-07-16

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Evening star., 1924-07-16

Rev. Milton Bennett L.ambdin will
address the Mems Club of the Church
of the Pilgrims on his "reminiscences
OF a visit to Palestine, Egypt, and
Syria Subject: Palestine, Gateway
of Three Continents"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
GREb GAN BOX DELANEY
 IF MASS. WILL GO EASY
Massachusetts Hnst Lift Ban on Ring Champ Before New York
 Commission Acts

New York, May 1.-The New York state athletic commission has referred to the Massachusetts commission the application Of Harry Grcb for rein statement so that he might fulfll his contract 10 meet Jack Delaney at the Milk Fund show, June s7,
 The Bay State commission recently suspended Greb for six months. Tho New York commission followed with similar action. Chairman Brewer told the middlcwcisht cha ampion and his manager, Jimmy Mason. that the New York commission could not interccde before the Massachusetts board rcin- stated him. Greb said he would ap- peal to the Massachusetts commission.
 The local board passed a new rul- ing regarding knockouts to avoid rope tition of the confusion that resulted last Friday from the ringing Of the bell at the count of ten after the knockout in the Romcro-Johnson bout at Madison Square Garden.
 The new ruling prohibits use of the gong at such times and instruct- the referee to pick up the count from the time-kcepcr at eight and continue to ten. The referee must then raise his hands as the signal Of q knock out and call out"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
TRIPLE TIE RACE
 AT CARNEGIE LAKE
Yale, Cornell and Princeton Each
 a One Time Winner

Princeton, N. J., May 17.--A triple tic will be raced off in tile regatta late today on Lake Carnegie, in which eleven crews representing Yale, liar yard, Princeton and Cornell will com pete in four events.
 The tied event will be the last to be rCwed, the varsity race between the Yale, Cornell and Princeton crews, each a one time winner of the Carne- gie cup first offered for competition in 1921.
 The regatta will open at o'clock, with the junior varsity as the first event. Only Yale and Princeton are entered in this. The next race, the freshman, will be between Yale, Princeton and Cornell and will be run 2a minutes after the conclusion of the junior race. Harvard will take part in but one event, the 1so pound race against Yale and Princeton, This will be followed by tho varsity.
 The varsity crew hoatings follow:
 Iale--Bow, Carpenter; No. ?, Shcf- field; No. 8, Wilson: No. |. Rocke- fellor: No. ., Miller; No. C. kinGsbury Jr.; No, |, Spock; strokc,f lindley: coNswain, Barnard.
 corneli--liow, Russell; No. 2, Sut- Tiff; No. 3. Anderson; No. 1. Stagg; No. !, Buckman; No. (, Drew; No. [, LanGe; stroke, Emerson; coXswain, Aranson.
 Prlneeton-Row. Dyer; No. :, Hay den; No. }, Rcntsrhler: No. {, Austin; No. ], Forrest: No. C, Thorpe; No. :, Darncll: stroke, piric, eoxswain, Ken nehy,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
IA WAIIAN ARMY BOXERS
 YIN SOLDIERS RONORS
They Alao Lad In Wrestling. Taking Total of IS Points ;n
 Joint Meet.

Baltimore, May 1.-The trophies cmblematic of the 1924 boxing and wrestling championships Of the rnite States army were won by Hawaii last night, when douEhboys stationed there. by winning five out Of eight boxing bouts, amnssed S4 points. and also led in wrestling with Il point score or IS.
 Bob Marriott. third corps area. re- taincd his professional army cham- pionship title by knocking out Al Car pcnter. Of thc Canal Zone. in he first round of id-round bout.
 There were two knoclsouts and few thrills in Inc amateur bouts. Serrral of the mat events were spiritcdly con tested.
 The winners in each clsss. who will make np the army's team in inc final Olympic iryouts, are as follows:
 BoNine--i1 2-pourd class. Corporal Walter D. Tclleck, Hawaii. 1fs; Floyd Deacon, Hawaii. I2G; Phillip Wood. Fort Bragg. \. C., i3a: Corporal Sam Patti, Hawaii 147. Corporal Penicp Baker. Hawaii. 1Go: Corporal Fulk Finch. For Eusis, Va: heavyweight Sergeant Leslis Mailc. Fort Bragg, x. C..
 Wrcstling-t34-pound class. Zap tain r. E. Crockett. Fort Bcnning. Ca; l5s. Lieutenant Walter c. White. Camp M0adr; 175, Lieutenant r.. V. straack. reserve corps. New York; lol. Lieutenant Francis N. Greene. Camp Meade.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Wheat and Williams Second in Respective Leagues Babe With 9 Homers, Hits for .293-George Sis Ter Looms as Dangerous Contender for Batting HOnOrs - Frisch Is Best Base Runner.
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Chicago, May 17.-After dropping out of play week because of 6 dam aged thumb, Rogers Hornsby of St. Louis, 1923 batting champion Of the National league, is back in the lead with .442. The veteran Zack Wheat of Brooklyn is second with All, and George Kelly, the Giants first base man, third with .39i.
 Hornsby's collection of hits, besides five homers, includes five triples and five doubles. The figures are based day.
 Frank Frisch of the Giahts, onD of the best run-gettcrs in the lodguu is leading Inc scorers with 2i talies,
 Traynor of the Pirates is sharing the base stealing honors with Max Carey q team mate, each having eight,
 Other leading battcrs; fournicr, Brooklyn .360; Gratham, Chicago .34S; pmelli, Cincinnati .3i2; f'riscg New York .3S7; Bohac, Cncinn Ii .a3d; snyder. New Neck .333: Grims, Chicago .326; Blades, St, Louis .3sS; Tierney, Boston .325.
 George sisler, pilot or the Browrs, inspired Ing the race his players arc making to overcome tho Yankees. Is swinging into T batting stride that promises to make him a dapgcrnIs for the American league championship. The M. Louis star cal- lrcted five hits in his last thrre games, through "Wednesday, giving him an average Of .S56,
 Harry Hcilmann Of the T.Gcrs con- tnucs to set the pace, however with .iSt. Ken Williams of the Browns IS second with .i5i, gain or % points over his mark uf Il week agO. Joe Harris of Boston is thirl> with .i2o, md is the leading scorer with twenty three,
 Babe Ruth who has p"ltcd out niue homers, is batting .29a. while Collins and liarrCt of the White SoN arc on crn terms in base stealing with eight apiece.
 Other leading bnttcrs: Cobb Detroit fog; F., Robertson, St. Louis .S15; MAsgl New York .35s; Dugan, New I Nl. S7o; iugon,tClc,cland .3Ga; Cleveland. .aGf: Judge. .S6o; teach. Boston .359, Sisler .356.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
HARYARD-PRINCETCN
Track Teams From 1wn Universities Arr Competing Today = Ecsult is In Doubt,

Princeton. \. J.. May IT, -- Pair weather of tine carly day was rS- pected to remove much of the soft irsS from the track and make pozsi- ble fast events in inc Harvard. Prince. ion track meet this afternoon. Es- inmates based on tho showing Of bot h Harvard and Princeton against MaHsa- chuHrlis Institute of Technology, have ii that thr meet will be close. Seat tcrrOOd is expected 10 repeat for Princeton his double victory of last Eaturday in the hurdles. during which ho lowered the Princeton dual meet low hurdles record.
 Coach Fitzpatrick has devoted much or the weeks irnining io efforts 10 strengthen iho entries in Inc mid ,'le distance events which were paf- 'icnlarly weak in the Yale meet. vir- inaily thr same men who met Vale are to conrrto against IinfNard today
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
20 CRACK HORSES FACE
 BARRIER AT LOUISVILLE
Derby Purse Totals s63 ,000 And More Than T5.080 Persons Will
 Watch Contest.
By The Associated Press.

Sy The Associated Press. 1 Louisville. Ky, May It. Tho 70 year old question of cast meeting west for turf supremacy comes up for de- cision on the historic Churchill Downs course today when 20 Of the nations crack three year ods face the barrier for the 50th renewal of the Kentucky derby.
 East and west are divided into two camps with Harry F. sinclairs Mad Play and Bracadile the favored choices of the east. while Black Gold, winner Of the Louisiana derby at New Orleans last winter is the hope of inc west and the farorite of tho race. Beau Butter, owned by F.. II. Brad ley, and Harry Payne Whitncy's Transmute which finished second in tho preakncss week ago arc consd- cred dangerous contondcrs.
 The race with total valuo Of sG3.- 900 will be over the derby route of n mile and one-quartcr. The prize 10 tho winner will be sbs, soc in addition To gold platn worth Ss,Voh, while sG100 will go 10 the second horse, SS,eon 10 inc third and si ,o0h 10 the fourth.
 With prospects of a warm day with plenty of sunshine, Matt Vim, gen cral manager of the Kentucky Jockey club, predicted record breaking crowd Of 75.00o to 10a.00d persons will witness thc race if dhc crowd eN- ceeds 75,00o. officials said all records for horse racing attendance in this country would be broken. The race is scheduled 10 start at 5:i5 D. m, eastern standards time.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
HORlNSBY AGAIN LEADS MA HONALS
 WZ7H HEzZlNANN LN THE AMERICAN
HIGH SCHOOL DROPS FIRST LEAGUE
 GAME, BEING DOWNED BY NEW HAVEN
Hayes Allows Red and Gold But Four Hits-Beagle Fails to Connect But NeiDp Socks Out Two DaRdies.

Playing against a better team, the 1 x. B. II. S. baseball team fell before ! the New Haven Hillhouse High school at St. Marys1icld yesterday afternoon, score to .. IL was the first trian- gular league game. The Red and Gold team played well, and it was not due to the bad playing of New Britain but 10 the good playing of the Elm City team that victory went out Of town.
 The team battlcd on even terms un- til the fifth inning when both scored a run. In the sixth each team again scored, keeping tho count even. but in which was enough to win the game, but for good measure they scored again in the eighth.
 Much can be said Of the pitching of Haynes of New Haven. He allowed the Hardware City team only four hits and passed two. He had such an assortment of twists that after a few innings were played. spectators con ocdcd the game 10 New Haven, fcel- ing that he could not be hit. On the other hand kania was socked for nine hits which. together with pass, ac- counted for five runs.
 The New Britain team showed n slight improvement in fielding, only five errors being chalkcd up against them. The best hitting wns done by Neipp who socked out a two baggcr, and single. Hal" Beagle. who is one of the hardest hiitcrs cn the team, went hitless. He hit one that looked like homer, but New | haven outiicldcr@ made q circus catch. | and spoiled it all. Tho summary:
 NI.N nRlrAIN IIInlI
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
fale's First Junior Crew
 Captures College Regatta

~c" Haven. May f7.-Yaic's spring regatta was won this sfiornoon by tho first junior class crFw which dcfoatad the first sophomore eight in the finale.
 Jh" prclimiraries began tfrpp days ago o lTe1 atout twenty-five crews en- ior"d thr competition
 In fb" rac". inc 1923 oarsman led all tho way and won bv isngth over fH' Ii'HIrt IislaHr. iu the time ' minutes 1g z,rouds.
 I'F 'ittu" of Their victory the 1925 f0vfrs win meet the rinner or thr iiarFara Fpring 2, gatta on tsw Iousa ionic ueEt ee"k safur1ay. when tIc Robert ]. Cook bosthonse will bc 1cdiratrd
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
VALE DEFEATS WILLIAMS

New Haven. May i7.--Yale ycster. day defeated Williams College at ten- nis | to 1. Baker being the only ,isi- tor to capture a match. After Sherider of Yale had easily won the first sci l'aker captured the second nt 7-5 ana inc third et4. Joncs match wnh Marsh, hoWt.-cr, produced tho most brilliant tennis.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Pirates Lose to Phils in 10th.

New York, May 11.-Atcr Oh' month of competition the two majo leagues are running on q rcmarkabl! even balance of comparative and sec tional strength.
 In each organization New York leads and Philadelphia trails six ant one half games away. Cincinnati ana St. Louis. western clubs each but q half contest back, challenge the east ern leaders. The ini iermediates fit and founder in Free scramble for the other positions.
 Abandoning science and the ordi- nary conventions of the big leagues, the Giants and Cubs relapsed into primitive slugging yesterday. When it was over McGraws team always at home in a fight, perched atop of the league after Ss players who scored 2S runs on 34 hits of which four were homers. Bill Terry, q substitute first baseman, made two Of the circuit blows. Young and Gatham had the others. The final score was 16 to 12.
 The fans entered into tho spirit of tho thing and gave q harmless pop bottle shower for Umpire Sweeny,
 The supposedly demoniac Reds made another graceful bow as Ban croft's Braves drove Luque from the box for the second time in two days and pulled his team out of first place. Yeargin, recruit right handler, kept the Cincinnati hits scattered in the to victory.
 Rain held George Sisters aggressive Browns off the backs of the unoirend- ing Yankees in New York and also prevented the Washington-Clevcla Cleveland game. Ty Cobb warmed up in an informal battle with n negro at tendant at Philadelphia after which the attendant was discharged and inc Tygers beat the Athletics Co |. Hauser made his sixth home run.
 Boston retained third place, a shade ahead of the Tygcrs by winning 12 inning battle from the White .SoX, 1 to 3. Boone made four straight hits. The rcincarnated Cards travelled II Innings with Brooklyn in game that waacd at its waned. The Robins tied the score in the ninth and again in the tenth but could not match Flaek's homer in the 1tth and St. Louis won 10 5.
 Loose fielding in tho' first inning beat kremer, Pirate recruit, although he allowed only one hit between first and tenth Of a ten innin contest which Philadelphia won to on two hits and a sacrifice in the final round, |
 Detroit Wins Philadelphia, May i7--Dctrpit made | it two straight from Philadelphia ycs- i iorday when Holloway defeated Burns | in splendid pitching battle. The | score was 3 to 1.
 4 double by Pratt in the seventh | inning with two on base gave tho Tysers the victory. llanscr made his . sixth home run of the season.
 Prior to inc game, Ty Cobb manag- CT Of the T'yeers, exchanged blows with a negro attendant at inc park. Cobb said the negro insultcd him. The men were seperated before any dam age was done, and the attendant was
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
n,iants Win

Chicago, May l7.--New York de- feated Chicago t6 to 12 in wild alurginE match in which home runs and extra base hitting turned thc tide Of battle several times. Each side trottcd out extra pitchers 10 cheek tho slureing.
 Terry substituting for Kelly, who was 1l with a sorc tooth, smashed out two successive homcrs with man on laae each time and Young made one. George Granthgm of the Cubs snash- ed Tour baepcr with the bases filled. Score!
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Boston |, Chicago 2

Boston, May 17.-A single by Ezzcll i'lagstead's bunt and Wambsgauss' single gave Boston a 1 10 8, twelve inning victory over Chicago yesterday. Ferguson was ineffective only in the first inning when Chicago scored its three runs. Five hits after two were cut in the fifth gave Boston three runs. Boone made four straight hits. Talk made d snail catch of Boone's drive in the tenth, catching the ball at the crest of the left Mld bank. The snnrn.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Two Local Players in
 Anthracite Bell I.cagnc

M'IIo NOonan and Si IludnirI, Two local hall players are now with Sham okin. Ia., in the Anthracite baseball. ltagne and both are going fine. This is Noonan's second season with the tenn and hc is tcry well liked by inc Shamolin fans and by Inc fans in other towns in the lracue for his clean playing and speed as a back stop. lindnic, is holding down his rcrnlar position as third sacl,cr and he is playing in great style Both thcsc boys made good namc for themselves on the New Britain clubs and the fans h"ro arc interested to know how they are going in faster company.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

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 Two hase hits, Pratt ,, Hauscr; home run Hauscr: sacrifices, kigucy, Blue; double plays. Pratt to Bsney to Eluc: Hancy to Pratt to Blue; left on bases, Detroit 10: Philadelphia :; base on haHs, off Burns . {; stru"l; out. by Holloway l; by Burns 2: umpTes Holmes owens and Evansi time 1.55.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
BoSToN coLliaI: WINS

Ncwtor. Mass, May i7.--Boston rollcge today continued it's winning streak, shutting out Penn. State, { Co Q. Wilson knocked out home run in the first inning and in the third a series Of singles brought in two runs. Penn State battcrs made six hits hut McCrchan kept them scattered. The score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
tnIIT.E RESULTS.
IsnsrI,au.

fBasrIYall Mars. A=zirs (. Ion. Arrics ]. 1aI" 2. Iiarimputh !. li13y t'-nss G. Sston Hall 2. Bas' oH- roliose :. I'qnu Stale 2. Eorars'sr !. colgate 1. satrp 1H. B8sdufn a. spFir-faid 2. NgrNich H. IffeEcI lo. si JUs ph &.
 TTafk. Eusi m I'Hit. a2. Tuns Ss. IiifsbHr-d SC. t,arucrfe Tech 6.
 Tr4nis. Darf u5uih c. Union e..
 fspif. ITarrIrJ 5. ItarfEigu-H {. Pittsburgh Is. Wtst virginia ;.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Tnlals

Two haso hts Nrippf three haga hiis llaynesi sa"fifi"e hits, 1inbnr, Fleming Booth kornsss. firark ont, by kanin c Haynes hits oN kauia 2; of tinrups q. lNt hy pitcher kanla. tI-iahert,1: tIp.n,s tJ. kania bas. on balls kauin 2: uavnra I pass ball Ncipp; sporcr pasis BeloIn,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
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 Chicago ..,.,,..,...3no 900 ooo GOO Boston ..,.....,.. .opo oaU e00 0ol--i
 Two base hits, l.lsh. 1Samn, shrely Namhy Clark snrriflrcs. iloorcr. Fink l,amn, Icyrreit llagstc cadi double plays Kamm ta E. Collins tu 'Shurly3 Ncarh fo tce to Clark, Ezanll 10 Wpmby to Harris, lert on bases, chicago II Bnston 9; base on balls or i.cyerctt ?; Ferguson [; Ehnke l.; struck out, hy r.c' crett 6; Ferguson {. Ehmkc hits of Ferguson 10 in 2 Innings Ehmtc 1 ln 3! winning pitcher Ehnke; umpircs, lIildebrand, Rowland and ormshyi time a2L
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Dartmouth Loses to Yale
 Through Inferior Hurling

New Haven, May i7.-Unsteady pitching by Edwards in tho first two innings, gave Yale two to one ic- tory yesterday over Dartmouth in one Of the fastest gAmes played here this year. Iindley. in the first scored on Edwards error and in the second Nealc scored on l.indley's single after Pond had been walked. Harris three base hit followed by Bjorkman's single scored Harris for Dartmouth. The score.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

Penn State ... 0Gn Ba0 p0--e 6 Q Boston College 1n2 00G glN-4 ii i
 Batteries: Harrcison and Heistetter: Mct-rehan and Ward.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

Emporia. Kas,, May 17-lIcre is the Nautng form that puts Earl Mcl<own kanses State Teachers college junior over the bar consistently at 13 feet McKown is shown clearing the bar at 13 feet l-e inch at the kansas relays at Lawrence some weeks ago. A kt- tie later on he won tho pole vault at the Drake relays at 13 feet under ad- verse weather conditions. He has done l3 feet 6 inches in practice.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

Herald classified ad tal;cr on duty from S.S6 a. m. to $ D. H.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
 
BOTH MAJOR LEAGUES 2EEM
 70 BE RJgN1yZn'G EVEN RACE

First Month Shows Comparative Strength Equal-Giants Win Over Cubs in Slugfest-Brayes Dust Luque and Wn-Tygers Win Over Manifestations Lose ill 12th to Red Sox-St. Louis Defeats Robins in 1ltf- Pirates Lose to Phils in 10th.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

ccontinucd on Following rag0
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

E IT E Dartmouth Q. 010 0oH Oao--f : 1 Yale ........ 119 000 0nx--2 l Edwards and shanahan: Pond and Mallory.