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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
SPORTING

The demand n the small cities of
the South to see the major league
clubs in action is greater than ever
before.
Annual cruise Of N. Y. Y. C. to
Wind up at Bar Harbor, Me.
The tragic death of Tony Boeckel,
third baseman OF the Boston Braves,
has left a vacancy which r. Smith
and Kelleher are attempting to fill
Lee, new shortstop of the Boston Red
SOX, looks like : fXtur>, but Jones,
the Irooklyn's $4,000 short fielder,
still is holding out Protlro is cover
ing third for Washington instead of
Bluege and is doing fine work.
leader Hickey of the st. Louis
Cardinals apparently has unearthed
a splendid third sacker il Herman
Bell.
Harvard crews to train for week on
Schuylkill
Knute Rockne, football coach at
Notre Dame University, South Bend
Ind, for whose services the Universe
ty of Iowa was negotiating, signed a
contract to remain at Notre Dame for
ten years.
The swinging of the worlds cham
pionship to the American League and
the concerted effort Of all the major
league clubs to raise the pitching
standard Of the game has stimulated
new interest.
Manager McGraw of the New York
Giants is trying out Fred Lundstrom
as an understudy for Heinie Orch,
whose underpinning still threatens to
break down, it is believed.
The Pirates have new shortston
in Glenn Wright, bought from Kansas
City for $4,000, and Helgeth, colt,
is working hard to supplant Wright
stone as the Phillies' regular third
baseman
frankie Genaro still holds the Amer
Jean fyweight title
There will be no anti-boxing legis
lation at Albany this year.
Mrs. F. E. Du Bots springs surprise
in North and South golf tourney, de-
feating Miss Hope Gibson 4 and 8.
Articles calling for bout at Michi-
gan City, Ind, next July 4 between
Georges Carpenter, the French heavy
weight, and Tommy Gibbons. St. Paul
heavyweight, were signed in Chicago
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
WASHINGTON

Representative Langley, of Ken
lucky, and five others indicted for
conspiracy in alleged liquor with
drawal plot.
The new immigration bill providing
basic quota Of two per cent of the
1910 census was reported from the
Senate immigration Committee.
President Coolidge has determined
10 inaugurate a study by the Federal
Reserve board of plans tc stabilize in
ternational exchange and extension of
the service of the Department OF Agri-
culture.
An unfavorable report has been de-
cided on by the senate oil committee
on the nomination of Samuel knight
of San Francisco to be special govern
ment counsel in suits to recover Sec
tons Is and SO within the boundaries
OF California Naval Reserve No. 2.
Indications arc the lower house will
ignore the senate resolution asking
the impeachment of C. c. Chase.
President Coolidge appointed a
commission to make a study of the
question of fuel oil for the navy and
the conservation of oil in the future
for national defense.
President. Coolidge has created
helium reserve in Emery county,
Utah, the interior department an
nounced. The reserve consists of
100 acres of land and is designed to
afford supply of heiium gas for bal
looms and dirigibles.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03

selman bridge, along the Grantsville
road, was forced to move out of his
residence on Saturday night.
Although the snow has almost en-
tirely disappeared from the open
fields, there are still many deep drifts
in the road, making travel difficult.
The first considerable run of sugar
water was gathered by the local camp
owners during the closing days of
last week and the indications at this
writing seem to point to more to
follow this week.
Robins and blue birds wer Elm evi7-
dence here during the last days OK
March, and welcome visitors they
were with their CHEEKY greetings at
early dawn.
Ray Sechler, of st. Paul, Pa, spent
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
over 100 KNOWN DEAD
IN AMALFI LANDSLIDE
Thousands Homeless and Many
Missing May Yet Be Num-
bered Among Killed.

Salerno, Italy.-More than 100 per-
sons are known to have persisted in
the landslides which occurred in the
region surrounding Amalfi. Thou
sands of persons have been rendered
homeless. Many people of the region
are missing, but whether they are
dead, or whether they have made
their escape and are fearful OF re-
turning, cannot be ascertained.
The torrertial rainfall made more
acute the plight of those left with
out shelter. The landslide has left
Amalfi practically surrounded by deb,
ris. Everywhere are to be seen the
wreckage Of houses and huge rocks
and uprooted trees which were in the
path of the moving earth.
When the landsld started along
tract of 500 yards, the noise re-
sembled that Of an eruption Of Mount
Vesuvius. Therefore, there was time
ly warning to many of the inhabitants
and the visitors in the hotels to make
good their escape.
Throughout the winter there have
been extremely heavy fills of rain,
the water tiltering through the farms
and vineyards, many of which were
artificially construc ed by years of
patient work along the rocky coast.
Therefore, when t h clio. dburst
struck the region yesterday the filled
in land gave way and carried all be-
fore it, even along a stretch OF the
coast road which the inhabitants
called "a little strip of heaven let
down to earth"
In the crash along the coast the
beautiful terraces. inoyards and
olive groves which seem to hang be.
tween sky and sea alons, the Amalf
shore fell into the water. Corpses
from the villages and the isolated
cottages overhanging the coast are
floating in the sea, together with up,
rooted trees and torn-out vegetation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
FOREIGN

De .tschland sails minus Stacker
Bergdoll; cold feet attack blamed.
Poincare returns to form French
Cabinet, as he had planned.
Ten thousand witness conferment
OF red hats on Cardinals Hayes and
Mundelein in St. Peters, Rome.
Frances security must be assur> d,
Premier Macdonald tell British
House Of Commons.
The Dawes board decides on a
three-year moratorium for Germany.
Annual payments aftorward expected
to be 2,5O0,000.OO0 gold n arks.
Four men convicted Of Yonkers IN.
" gold mine" swindie
Pope confers birettas on Cardinals
Hayes and Mundelein.
Germany to refuse to permit re-
sumption Of inter-allied military con-
troll.
Irish Free State government an.
nounces it will accept the resignation
Of officers in the army mutiny and
close the affair.
Bergdoll has cold feet" disappears
on eve OF sailing.
Poincare ministry resigns after
defeat in French chamber, but pre-.
mier asked to form new cabinet.
French vim $l,O0O,OOO when Sir
Galahad Ill. wins the Lincolnshire.
Greek National assembly votes over
throw OF Glucksburg dynasty and es,
Enlistment of a republic.
German loan probably to be effected
in May or June, International inan.
ciers say.
Reparation experts decide to issue
their report when completed regard
less Of effect on coming elections.
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, draft
dodger, left Eberbach, Germany, and
is reported off for America.
Ambassador Warren, arriving in
Mexico City, says United States ex-
poets the rights OF American citizens
there will be respected.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03

WIN and a. 7. and T. Company
split on remote conuoi and power
extension clauses in attempt to settle
r. do injunction suits amicably.
Luther Burbank, plan wizard, CT
fered his 100000 Creation Gardens"
to California for educational ami
scientific purposes.
Federal indictments charging forty
seven maHufactur of malleable
iron castings with operating an illegal
com bination in restraint + trade were
returned at Cleveland by the Federal
Grand Jury.
Famous PlGyers-Lasky Corp, plans
TO eliminate bank loans by the end OF
the current year.
Hartford Automobile Insurance
Company confirmed the report that
it had insured the peach crop of grow
ers represented in he Georgia Peach
Growers Exchange.
w H. Anderson join, Sing Sins
convict coal passing gang.
Pittsburgh police foil 100000 train
robbery. Five hurt blocking suspects
flight with own machine.
Attorney General Daugherty defed
the Brookhart committee with a writ
ten refusal to turn over reports from
special agents on alleged gun cunning
on the Mexican border
Carl Fontano, alleged gang leader.
is under arrest and a police search is
being made for II gangsters in con-
nection with the S150,OOO registered
mail pouch robbery at Harvey, ILL.,, by
four robbers, who escaped in an auto
mobile after exchanging shots with
pursuers. The amount of money in
the sacks was at first put at $4,000.
Farm-Labor Party will hold national
convention in st. Paul June II.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

BRlDGTON, N. jagged Benjamin
Dickson testifies against son on trial
in Bridgeton, for the murder of bis
daughter, Emma.
SIOUX FALLS.-Johnson leads Coo
lidge by LAB votes in 1854 out of
1925 precincts in South Dakota.
ROME.-Hhe final and most SRA
matte act in the ceremony OF rails
ing Cardinals Hayes and Mundelein
to princes of the church took place
in the vast basilica of st. Peter in the
presence of more than 5000 persons.
NEW YORK. Ligget's Times
Building drug store Broadway's pre-
miere meeting place, has been closed.
LONDON. - French hackers of the
favorite in the Lincolnshire Handicap
are estimated to have won $5,000.000
when Sir Galahad Ill. a French horse
was ridden to victory by Frank
O'Neill, the American jockey. Sir
Galahad finished three lengths ahead
in a field of tWenty-seven. An enor-
nous crowd witnessed and cheered
the victor
TTAWA.-Canada is prepared to
recognize the Soviet government Of
Russia lin the best interests of both
countries" Premier King wrote A.
Yasikoff, agent in Montreal of the
Russian government.
MlLWAUkEE.-Dr. William =. Ma.
lone died while performing a major
operation. An assistant completed
the operation.
ROME. - ItaIy's air force has been
built up to point that gives her au-
thorities confidence of her ability to
hold her own defensively in this field
Cf military activity.
EBERBACH, Baden.-GroVer Cieve
land Bergdoll, the American draft
evader, left here for an unknown des.
tination. AS he carried considerable
luggage, it is generally assumed he is
quitting Germany for the United
States.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
GENERAL

First Lieutenants w. G. Moore and
Oscar Monthan and Private Robert
GCtsinger, were killed at Honolulu
when a Martin bomber fell at Luke
field. Two other privates were badly
injured.
Three mel were arrested and
opium valued at $4,000 was seized
i'll a raid by police in a luxurious!y
furnished apartment in Brooklyn.
Latest figures from South Dakota's
preferential primary give Johnson a
lead of nearly 1000 votes ovel Presi-
dent Coolidge Figure from 1868 out
OF the 1,S26 precincts in the state give
Johnson 1896, and Coolidge, 38,197.
Bishop Manning places DR.. William
Norman Guthrie under discipline for
holding forbidden rituals at ST
Marks, New York
Eoxie Stinson says Jesse Smith
told her five friends of his own and
Daugherty's made 100000 in Sin
clair oil stock in the fall of 1922.
New Coas, Guard leet has plan to
bottle up Rum Row.
Du ICChAd4 u uOlOIAOuS UdIulL ana
bank robber, was shot and killed iu
gun fight in Oklahoma with Sheriff
Bob Sanford OF Tulsa county and six
deputies six miles west OF Sparly,
Okla.
Methodist Episcopal church will
hold general conference at Springfield,
Mass, throughout May.
Secretary Wilbur commended the
participation this summer of the navy
in the Olympic games at Paris.
A senate committee began investi
eating charges by Senator HELM.
Democrat, Alabama, on land frauds in
the Lower Rio Grande Valley OF Tex
as.
The Republican state convention in
structed the Idaho delegation to the
national convention to vote for the
nomination of President Coolidge as
Presidential candidate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
NATIONS BUSINESS

A proposal that the Senate and
House chambers be equipped with
radio broadcasting apparatus was
made in a resolution by Senator
Howell Republican. Nebraska.
Department store sales increase Is
Per cent in February.
improvement in gross and net CIV
enue seen in reports for February by
twenty-five railroads.
Stlwelrs Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient railroad sold at auction for
So 100000,
United Mine Workers of America
approve new wage contract
The New York Central and Penn
sylvania February earnings show vast
in provement.
The sensational jump Of nearly 100
per cent in the gross sales Of the Ra-
do Corporation OF America as re-
vealed i'll the statement of earnings
for 1923, made public at the close Of
last week, has undoubtedly had a pro
found effect upon the makers OF escc-
trical equipment of all kinds.
Business men urge uniform cost ac
counting methods.
Heavy short selling sends stock
prices downward
Allied building metal industries will
strike April ! if demands are Lot
granted.
First Federal Foreign Banking AS
ISOLATION and Bank of Manhattan Com.
pany to merge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
BITIINGER
..e.e.easManmaAe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

4'ei,e eE'sjt
The rain which fell on last Friday,
followed by very warm winds, so
rapidly melted the snow that local
streams were swollen to point equal
to that of the historical Johnstown
flood, according to old residents of
this section.
On last Saturday the Casselman
river overhowed its banks and flooded
the entire section OF country between
Jennings and Grantsville. The high
waters carried of many sugar vessels
from the camps bordering on the
river and it is reported that Mr.. Ar
thur Resi-, who resides near the Cas-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
5000 ON 42-HoUR BASIS
N. Y. Manu- acturers and Garment
Workers Agree on Terms.

New York.-As a result of q con
tract signed by the International La,
dies Garment Workers Union and the
Associated Manufacturers 5000 orna-
mental workers on women's clothes,
until recently unorganized, are now on
a 42-hour weekly basis.
A minimum of $50 4 week for tuck
ers, $45 for pTeaters, $40 for hemstitch-
ers and $50 for novelty workers is
provided.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
WOULD BROADCAST SENATE
Resolution Affecting Both Houses OF
Congress Goes Over.

Congress Goes Over.
WashingtOn.-A proposal that the
Senate and House chambers be equip
ped with radio broadcasting apparatus
was made in a resolution which was
offered by Senator Howell, Republi-
can, Nebraska.
Immediate consideration of the r. s.
olution was blocked by Senator
Curtis, Republican, Kansas, who ex-
pressed the terse opinion that sit had
Liter go over"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-03
WORLDS News
| IN MIDGET FORM
Long Stories Of Big Events Told
in Brief Paragraphs for
Quick Reading.
NATIONAL CAPITAL SNAPSHOTS

GIeanings of Interest From Washing
ton-Late Happenings in the
Realm of Sports-Foreign and
Domestic Occurrences.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

SALEsMEN-seiI garages, service sta
 tions oil stations. auto owners direct and make big money. It's easy with new device that cuts gas and oil bills 2b per cent and pays for itself in week; used on finest cars; wonder for Fords; big no deliveries or collections to make; no capital required; no experience necessary; we teach you our methods. Write for booklet. Auto Carbon Foe De- vice Corp 16s West 64th St., New York;
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CLASSIFIED AND REAL ESTATE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
REsOhTB
FIsHnRMANs pAAAptsE

Located on chain of lakes; black bAts, pickerel, maekinaw and speckied trout; bathing, tennis motor boating; finest los and stone bungalow dining room this eide Of Rockies; perfect sanitary conditions lodge cottages, close- to o-nAtura housea. tents, Write for booklet. H. D. Smith, Beflaire' Mich. v
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DIVISION NAGERS-Experienced or
 ganizers of exceptional sales ability handle exclusive sales rights; territory allotted under contract-cash business No overhead Small investment required In- ternational Corporation, 6os-12 Al Milk St, Boston, Mass.
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EMPLOYMENT
sALEsMEN WANTED

sALEA 1EN-wanted, unusual oppor.
 tunityNSssor several men of successful experience preferably in handling req estate securities. Prospects furnished and given free scenic motor tour through prop. critics of projected ive-million dollar Mountain Lake playground resort develop. ment Intensive campaign now in pro. gress Need more men. to handle rapidly increasing business. Write or wire W Jay Ward, Chamber of Commerce Bldg Asheville. N. C.
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CLOTHING USINESS-WonderfuI op-
 portunity; old established clothing busi- ness in best town in southern Georgia. Owner must retire account of bad health. Box 16S, Americus Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

MEN-Looks IIke q real cigari can bo
 carried in the pocket with other cigars However. 1t Is hollow and on the inside there Is a glass container popularly known a single drink size. Retail 26c. Excello Sales Distributors, 2245 Bissell St. Chi- cago, Ill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

PORTER WANTED - FIRST GLASS coLoRED PORTER. ONE THAT HAS HAD EXPERIENCES IN CLEANING OFFICES. AP- PLY AT ONCE TO w. L. Mo NEAL. CRUISE -CRAwFoRD MFG. CO, AVE. B AND 23D ST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

MAN-Wanted. well ests blished high-class
 concern has an opening in Birmingham for a reliable man with $5,o0O to $lo.00O cash, It will pay the right man $10,O0o to S15,000 a year or better. Address A-a1. care Age Herald.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE-For sale, my
 entire stock of merchandise invoice about $12.500 Will pay commission to any one for selling. Must sell at once as I have taken up another position. Write A-2S care Age Herald.
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WINDOW TRIMMER-wanted at once, Al ad man to trim win dows and write cards. Must have experience. State salary and sub init samples of ads and cards. Fl. Sacks, Troy. Ala.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT

goo PER GENT PROFIT
 Business pays $l.OOO to S2,5O0 per month. With very little capital you can open a Sintzel Orange Mill. Automatic big orange machine attracts crowds Hundreds now in operation making big money for owners Full instructions for opening and operat- ing orange mill stands and secret formula for this delicious orange drink Free catalog and special terms. Don't forget- everybody likes orange juice-you can make fortune out of 1t. Write now to and Brooks St. Venice, Cal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

RARE CHANCE for right man with $500
 to secure your city control of staple novelty. Wholesale only. Big weekly in- come guaranteed against loss FessleF Sales Co. 1l23 Broadway. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

SALESMAN WANTED BY Es- TABLISHED MANUFACTURES TO SELL HIGH GRADE WATER WORKS SPECIALITY TO MUNIc- IPALITIES IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI. ADDRESS REPLY IN OWN HANDWRITING TO CARE OF AGE HERALD. STATE AGE, WHETHER MARRIED OR SINGLE, SALES EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED. REF ERENCE REQUIRED.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

SALESMEN-Cailing retail confec-
 tioners, druggists, to sell side line of Jordan almonds; commissions; give terri tory covered; references. Casale, Dod- worth St, Brooklyn. x. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

YOUR OPPORTUNITY-A good sound Ini-
 vestment that will net you from 10 to 25 per cent yearly. A proposition worthy of your consideration. For particulars write |. N. Gengler. Catalonia. Minn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

SALESMEN Inexperienced or experi-
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 age, family responsibilities and
 past experience Address s. H..
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 Insurance salesmen, guarantee, com. Settled man; hotel clerk.
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 Colored saleswoman. SIS week. com. Colored women cooks; hotel maids. Colored truck driver; bus boys Short order cook, walters.
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 PORTER WANTED - FIRST
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EXTRAORDINARY -1o-DAY OFFERi To
 convinve agents Mexican diamonds, guaranteed 20 years. have rainbow brill liancy exactly matching finest genuine diamonds, ven send perfect k $6 gems only SI c. O. D. Catalog and agents sample outfit proposition fee. Act quick. Mexican Diamond Importing Co.,. Box 243, Las Cruces, N. Nj.
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CONFECTIONERY LUNCH BUSINESS For sale; connected with four-room partnership disagreement. R-3s, Ages
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

AGENTs-wRIrE FOR FREE SAMPLES.
 Sell Madison Better Made" shirts for large manufacturer direct to wearer. No capitol or experience required. Many earn $100 weekly and bonus Madison Mills, 560 Broadway, New York.