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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-14

washington 49, cervence. Dlstojnici arfnadnf le-
tecke sluzby mali nyni ddveru ze ameri ci pod
veenim porucka Smitha dokonc spesne svoj vzdusnou
pou kolem svea Washingtone jsou ocekavani nejpo
zdej 10 srpna, Gil meme nez mesic ~ ,
Nevyskytne n6jaka neocekavana pfekazka letci bu
dou v Pafzi Hulu, " Angi, stfedu. PAX, pc dI-
kadne prohdce aeropand proveden pfpadnych sprave'
letu pres pevnnu podniknou Kirkwa We Skotsku svoi
pou pres Atancky ocean, pres Island Gronsko Labrador
Letci neocekava ze ech let pres Atantcky ocean bude
tax svizenym jako pres Pacicky kdy byo Jim zapa
siti cetnymi bouremi.
Gen. Patrick vete eecke sluzby, Get depe
81 cd porucka Smitha sdeuic re ocekava byt Vidni
dnes Pafzi Ultra yeas pro slavnos padu basy coz e
nejvet nrodn svaek francouzky Depes tato sdeue ze
opusti Carihrad pribyli do Budapes tohoto mesta
odle bezodkadne do Vdne. cee letecke suzb6 ameri
cke panue veke nadsen mad dosavadnm dpechy neohro
zenych dIsonku ejch f mechanikG z mali rovn6z vel
ky dill zasluhy zdar etu.
Vzdalenost Carihradu do Pafize DO projektovane le
tecke draze 1880 MIL Carhradu do Bukurest je 900,
Bukuresti do Beehradu 900 mil Beehradu do Budapest
22O MIL Budapesti do vdne lao ml vdne do Strasbur
gu 400 Strasburgu do Parize $50 mil.
Rafiz etei dlouh6 nes@f4 u pesfs6oyst sas1ou
nedrive dalsim eu, Londyna 225 mil daeko do Hull
lu, dodatecnych 155 ml
Mali nyn rozkazy pospsti 81 nejvice anz by vsak
vydaval akekol nebezpec Pres svizee zdrzen nmz
setka alasske ca vzdusne pout etci ou neje
nom ma Gase ale daleko pred nm DIE pdvodnho proga
mu pocitali byti Parizi 28 cervence.
Viden Is. cervence Amerct svetovi eci pfbyli
$3.50 odpoledne Budapes kde zdrzeli tr hodi
letu do Parze budou pokracovati Ultra casne rano
Minato, Japan, IA. Cervence. A. Stuart MacLaren.
brsky avatik podnikaici pou kolem sveta vypravi
945 prvhi odd pacfcke vzdusne pouti pres
Aeutske ostrovy. 3
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AMERlKA V7tzNOUV UVNYMPIADACH|
zfskALA 255 B0D0 Y MEzlNkRoDnfen
zAv0DECn. FlnSkO 1855.
FINOvE VYHRALI VSAK TENTOKRATE
v VMARATHONSKEM BEHU.

OHmpicke Stadium Colombes Francie Is. cervence. -
Amerka opusta dnes oympitke boste vtezna z osme
cd modernho obnoveni Oympickych her. Avsak kdyz
mrak snes mad nevetsm aejsensacnsim zapasem
kdy sweden byl mezinarodn athetcke poc Amerka sd
leila savu svym staecnym soupefem Fnkem
Ackoli Americane prekonah dnes diva svetove jeden
olympcky rekord nejskvee iumf Olympiady zska novy
fnsky hrdna, Alben Senroos enz pod zhoucm paprsky
sunce doby marahonske pfebornictv ezstv ez dovrso
uspechy Fnska dalkovem behu dalo teo male severn
mi nejvstsi athleticke vavriny, jake kdy poznaa.
Stenroos, ctyficetey drevod9lnk Helsingfosu, ubeh
26 mil venkovskych cestach hodinach AZ minutach
22H vternach, temer minut pred svym neblizsim
soupefem Bertnem Italie, Clarence Demarem Milrose
Mass jako etim. MIN jese ttyfi JIM Americana dobeh
konce zavodni drahy mez mimi Frank Zuna Newark NJ J
American ceskeho pIvodu.
Avsak jakkoli podivuhodnym byl trum Stenrooslv ia
ko zkouska vyrvaost silly srdce nejvets poca must by
vzdana jeho krajanu Paavo Nurmmu enz dokonc svG
nomenani triumf dnes kdy zviez 3,0O0merovem behu
docfv sveho ctvrteho trumf zavodech Rovna
ein9 rumf Americana Kranzleina pred dvacet ctyr
mi roxy Mala byA oupefem Ameriky ja6ho
nem6la nkdy pred TIM Vedle Stenroose Nurmiho vynik
jiny Fin Willie Rtola enz zvil d4tstv Spojenych Sta
tesh TIL podflel pA kazdn zavode dn pfeko-
IA dua reordy acelhe uBs 900 metrd col Sc rcvna
marathonske vzdalenosti.
Zvitezvse We fech konecnych zapasech spojene
Say docy 255 bodd proti 166 Finska rovnez ziskaly
prvni mso dvanact zavodech pro deset jez dobylo
Fnsko. Tfeti e Veka Britanie 85 bodu Dalsl pofad
je nasedujici Svedsko 3la Francie 26 Itae 10; Svy
carsko, Is; Jzn Afrika IL; Uhry 1O Australia 10; ka
nada s. Norvezsko g. Argentina s. Novy Zeand d Estoh
sko, a.; Holansko. d Dansko, 3; Japan I; Chile, L.
Letosni olympicke zavody testify vetsf pozornost
becenstva pode Mich narodi nez kdyko cd ch
modernich casech Dnesnimu marathonskemu be-
prhlizeo 125,OOO di obrovskem stadiu eho< bez
prosfednim okoli dalsch 100000 byo pode cest kudy
zavodnici beze.
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PRO vsTuP NEMEckA DO svAzu.
ZAHRANICNf MINISTRI MALE DOHODY
JMENUJf VSAK PODMtNKY.

Praha, 13. cervence. = Sjednocenos jednan vzhedem
ppust6n N6mecka do Svazu narodG povsechne dohod
mutt ejch stanovsku vc ruske soveske vad bylo oha
seno zahranicnm ministry Male dohody ako vysledek eich
dvoudenni schdzky zde, jez skoncila vcera vecer
DR. Benes zahranicni mnistr ceskosovensky pravi ze
Nemecko meo by byti prpuseno do Svazu ale jenom
tech podmnek svym clenstvm prispelo by ukidneni
Eyropy teto otazce pravl, moho by ednati az
nost by dohpdy uvedeni patnost Dawesovy zpravy
Zahranicni minsr rumunsky Duca pravil re uznan
oazkou erou kazdy narod mpsi rozhodnouti sam
pro ebe niko spolecnym ednanim Male dohody Mel vsak
podporu svych kolegG SVEN sanovsku ze heoreticky
Rumunsko H hotovo uzna sovey ale ze je to praktcky
mozno, pokud Rusko odpra uzna nase pfiomne hrance
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VRAzEDNY UTOK MA E.
CYPTSKEHO PREMIERA.

Kahira, Egypt, IL. cerven-
ce. = Egyptsky premier, Said
Zaglul pasa, byl zranen ma
prave ruce revolverovou sire
lou ma zdejsim nadrazi dnes,
kdyz chystal Sc odejeti do A.
lexandrie. Premier kracel po
platforme mezi podguverne-
rem a uradujicim velitelem
policie uprostred jasajiciho
zastupu, kdyz jisty mlady muz
vypalil ma neho z rad divakd
a pax ohrozoval velitele poll
Gle. Utocnik jenom $ velkou ma
mahou byl, vyrvan z rukou pc
drazd6neho lidu a umisten do
vlaku, kdezto Zaglul pasa do
praven byl do sveho domova,
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SEKRETAk HUGHES JEDE
DO EVROPY.

-
Washington, IL. cervence.
Sekretar statu Hughes odejel
dnes z Washingtonu ma evrop
skou cestu, "a niz mini navsti
viii Londyn a Pafiz. V odbo-
ru statu bylo, oznameno, ze
Sc vrati Is. srpna. Ia jeho
nepritomnosti trad bude rizen
podsekretarem Josephem c..
Grew-em. Hughes sdcastni Sc
mezinarodnf schGze pravnikd
v Londynx a pozd9ji bude ho-
stem pravnickeho sdruzeni
francouzsk&ho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-14

Montevideo, Uruguay, IS. cervence spolehlve zpra
obdrzene zde sdeu ze brast revolucionaf Sac Pau
doby dasich v9zsvi vladimir vojskem DIE techto
depesf vladni vojsko urpelo ze porazky, ~ - r."
Zpravy, jez propusteny byly sdelu ze sua
Sac Paulo stale hosi ze rebeove zd prozatimn
vadu m6s9 Sac Paulo nyn tahnou Santos kterezto
m6sto e zasobn zakladnou vadnho voska ez pozvona
supue zaroven vsak snazc zabranit posupu rebe
nejvce mozno. ~ " s&Nk ..afEtEs<8 Us5 N&Er
Boe jsou py yedeny sedesat klometri cd Santos kds
bevni od Minas Geraes sest torpedovek e zakotveno
Obyvate6 Santosu jsou pod6sen Prav ze mali
by povolany do suzby ze posy vladn vosko jsou
Gekavany Santosu, kan tahnou mnohych cast zeme.
Rio Janero, Brasie, 49, cervence. Journal de Com
merco pravi dnes rano vzhedem revoluc Sac Pauo:,
Federaln vosko neusale pfijzd aby slouzlo jako po
sa obchvatnem planu mz rebeove mali byt donuceni
ku vzdani bez velkeho poskozen mesta.
VGera vydan byl dfedn bulletin, nemz .sd6lue, ze
povstac pozadal pfimef coz bylo vsak vAdou odmit
nuto. .a 5.4
Aires Argentipa, l3. cervence Cty sta civi-
istd byo zabto b9hem boj1 revoluce Sac Pauo die
zpra Santos Americky konsul tamn ucinil pry vya
dfeni tom smyslu esp
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Buo TO Marine 0BET0vkNi.
UToNULI v uSILt o ZACHRANE-
Nj DET1 SOUSEDU.

i Mount Clemens, Mich, Is. 6ervence. - Otec matka,
pred ocima s@ych de obetoval dnes Ave zvoy marYem
lsi o zachran6n d6ti svych sousedd
Zahynul: Paul Roy 39-lety jeho manzelka Cecie 38
leta Walter Leonard Brooksove veku a 10 rokd
Roy-ov keri by<li blze Rosevie pfijel sem ma jed
nodenni vlet pfvezse sebou diva hochy Rapha Cor
SYM svych sousedu Brooksovych Hosi kou-
pail pr lpat Kbbe uice ece Clinton kdyz tn chapci
Brooksov odvazii pfis daeko volan pomoc ke-
sail do 'hllbiny.
Hosi Roy-ovych dostal bezpeci Jeich otec mat
ka spell pooc tonoucich chapcI, zahynuli vsak Mimi
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TROCKY A RADEK NEJSOU
We VYK. VYBORU.

Moskva, IL. cervence. - A
lex Rykov, Zinovev, Stain,
Kamenev a Bucharin byli zvo-
leni cleny vykonneho vyboru
Treti internationally, jez vcera
ukoncila zde svoje zasedani.
Ami Trocky ami Radek, kteri, v
posledni dobe byli cleny exc
kutivy, nebyli tentokrate zvo-
leni. Americke komunisty v
move executive zastupuje Will
liam Dunn z Montany, jenz
zvolen .byl ina .Hnieto Israels
Z New kcfkG. Mos
kva byla opetnx zvolena Ia ST.
do exekutivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-14
MALARIE v UKRAINE.

"a Lei s x q
Charkov. Rusko, IL. cerven-
ce. Epidemic malarie nabyva
v Ukraine stale v6tsich roz-
merG. Behem poslednich peti
m6sicd oznameno bylo 4OO,-
600 pripadI teto nemoci. v
nekterych vesnicich veSkere o.
byvatelstvo. jest postizeno tou-
to nakazou. jez vystupuje v
prudke tropick6- forme. Zvla-
ste rozsirena jest nakaza " u
helnem distriktu donske kotli-
ny.
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unER$Tf $ERMlkI PoRAzILI
hMERIeANY.

Olympcke Stadium, Coombes, France, 13. cervence -
Americka ceta podleha Uhrum serrnu ave zdesm
Stadu dnes Uh doc ID vit6zstvi, kdezto Amercane e
nan Ceskosovenska vyhrala mad Danskem IL prot
Argentnci mad Span9ly 13 pro g. kdezto 1tae Bege
docily rovny pocet vitezstv,, kazda po 81
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dsPEcnY BRAziLskYcH PovsTALco
DIE ZPRAVYZ z MONTEVIDEO TAHNOU MA
PRfSTAVNf MESTO SANTOS.
Bulletin.

Buenos Aires, H. 6ervence - Diva Americana, ktefi
prsvs pe Sac Paulo potvrd zprivy, xe odd 900 ma
ofnii, kefi vypraven by pro revoconSfim byl pobit
Paulo drxeni 10000 pov.alcn kolem 5000 zahy.
nulo pry dosavadnich Bojch, cvistd mezi Mimi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04
CRIME BUREAU
|. IND. c. ASKED
Of HOUSE.
LaGuardia introduces Bill
Calling for Appropriation
Of $4,000.

The creation Of bureau Of crimi.
nal Identification in the District or
Columbia is provided in a bill m
troduced in the House today by
Congressman Fiorello III. LaGuardia,
Of New York.
The bin authorizes an appropria-
ton or $76.O 900 to carry out the
provisions Of the act. The bureau
would be charged with the collec:.
ton and compilation of crimlnal
records in the United States and
from foreign countries. These rec
ords would be made available with.
out. charge to United States. the
states and municipal officials,
CHARGED With law enforcement.
A director with q salary Of 5000
TO be appointed by the President
and confirmed by the Senate. would
BE an expert in finger print identi1l'
cation. An assistant director ~ pro-
vided at q salary Of $4.5O0 year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04
PASS|0N PLAY
To INVITE
COOLIDGE
President Will Be Urged to
Attend Lenten Drama Per-
Torrance Next Week.

A special COMMITTEES Of the
knights Of Columbus VIM tomorrow
invite President Coolidge and Mem
bers Of the Cabinet TO attend per-
1ormances Of the Passion Play.
which WIN be given next week at
the PRESIDENT Theater under the
9uspices Of the order. The pro-
ceeds will be given to the mission
enurches OF Virginia and Maryland.
Inc general executive committee
OF the K. Of o. which IL eupervis-
ing the arrangements consists Of
!. Paul Radcliffe. chairman; Rev.
francis j. Hurney. Charles l.. Grit.
!lth, Rev. Francis X. Cavanaugh,
District Deputy James A. Sullivan,
district Deputy Robert O'Lone,
Charles W. Darr, Thomas ]. Fitz.
gerald, John e. Burns, James r.
Ryan. John r, .Dowlan, Hamilton
=. Clipper, Thomas r. Cullen, Louis
=. Dorsey, ]. Eugene Gallery. WILL
lam Redding, William A. Mulligan.
francis Az McCann, John v. Clark
and William J. MCGEE.
Assisting are Miss Catherine Con.
nor and Miss Emily Fallon, Of the
patroness committee. and Miss Mary
DAILY and Miss Margaret WEIGH, OF
the schools committee.
The committee Of clergymen co.
operating for the success Of the
Passion Play includes: Archbishop
Curely OF Baltimore, Monsianor C.
=. Thomas, Monsignor James F..
Mackin, Monsignor J. r.. Matthews
Mopsignor P. c. Gavan. Rev.
Clarence I. Wheeler, ReY. John w,
Downing. Rev. N. De Carlo, Rev.
B. J. Smith. s. J.; Rev. John J.
Fleming, 8. j.: Rev. James e. Con,
nell, Rev. p. J. O'Connell, Rev,
Charles J. Trinkhaus. Rev. Edward
L. Buckley, Very Rev. John C,
Geale. 8. J.; Rev. Hugh A. Curley,
Rev. P. Di Paolo, Rev. w. J. Car.
roll, Rev. T. @. Smith, Very Rev.
w. 9. Scanlon, o. p; Rev. A, M,
Marck, Rev. John N. MCNAMARA.
Rev. M. Yingling, Rev. e. J. Con.
nelly, Rev. J. H. Cassidy, Rev. C.
n. Bart. Rev. T. A. Walsh ana Rev.
d. G. keenan,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04

DOWN STAIRS STORE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04
JAPANESE PAINTINGS ON
VIEW SUNDAY At CLUB

An exhibition Of Japanese paint
ings and prints by Tokyo artists
win be shown under the auspices Of
the Arts Club Of Washington, 2017
i street northwest. daily from next
Sunday to the following Friday. in
elusive. The show rooms will he
open from 10 a. m. to D. m.
The pictures have been contribut.
ed to the collection by the artists
and are to be sold for the benefit
OF those artists who suffered losses
in the disaster Of last September.
The exhibition IL under the direc.
ton OF Mr.. Hiroshi Yoshida. one
of the exhibition artists. and IL
under the patronage Of His Exp
cellency MasaAao Hanihara.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04
NEWWTNESSE.S
SUMMONED IN
oil PROBE
Three Said to Be Personal
Friends Of Jake Hamon
Called by Walsh.

Additional witnesses who are ex.
pected to shed light uopn alleged
"oil deals" in the 1890 Republican
convention were subp0enaed today
by Senator Walsh D4sn.) Of Mon
tana. to appear before the Senate
Public Lands Committee next week.
The men summoned were:
II. w. Ballard, of Los Tngeles,
Cal; Jack Smith, Paris, Tex, and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04
JAILED FoR 40 DAYS
ON sTABRlN0 CHARGE

Henry Spillman. colored. charged
with stabbing Ned Watson, colored,
In the cheek, was sentenced Dy
Judge John p. McMahon in the
United. states Branch Of Police
Court today to 40 days in jail.
Watson testified that he was hav.
Ing q friendly chat with SpillmaI1,
when the latter got angry ana stab
bed him, the blade emerging inside
Watson's mouth. Spillman said
that he struck In self defence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04

The Rhythm Club will rehearse at
2 o'clock and the Junior Dramatic
Club at s o'clock at Southeast
center. The Winton Athletic club
viii hold a business meeting at 7:3O
p, m. The Country Dancing club
VIII meet from to 1880 In the
gymnasium. The Boy Scouts troops,
Nos. 80 and IS win meet In the Wal
ZACH School, 7:3O to 1890 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04

J. r. Baughn. Of IXafiinaen. Tex.
All these man were said to be
personal friends of the late Jake
Hamon. Oklahoma oil man and poll
tician.
Ballard Is to BE- questioned about
his conversations with Hanon after
the Republican convention in 1920
particularly as TO reports that
Hanaon told him then that Harry
r. Sinclair was to get Teapot Dome
and Albert b. Fall was to be Score.
tary Of the Interior"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04

There will be meetings Of the
Girl Scouts. the Dramatic Club.
Boy Scouts, and the Avon Athletic
club, Tao to 1880 p. m. at Petworth
center.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04

Violin classes will be at 4 p. m.
Meetings of the Boy Scouts and the
Park View Athletic club will be
at 8 at Park View center.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04
VETS WAR UNIFORM
HELD DOUBTFUL ASSET

BOSTON, April k--Among the
"doubtfuP' assets Of w. e. Wilson
& Co.. brokers. In their voluntary
petition in bankruptcy was one
United States army overseas uni.
form, one helmet and one gasnaslx.
Liabilities were listed as "uncer.
tain. but about $50, sea-"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-04
Gas. 20 Cents; Water, IS.

GRAPELAND, Texas. April A.
Gasoline is cheaper than water in
Grapeland.
Citigens are paying IS cents per
Eailon for distilled water, with gaso.
gasoline.
However, nobody ~ drinking
line at 30 cents.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-29

davit he could offer He promised. If successful at the polls to exert his best efforts to accomplish what he finds 10 the wish of the great ma jority.
 Two Voted For Robert J..Vancc
 Tn closing he again expressed in- tense appreciation for a privilege to perform a public service.
 Following the convention, the nominee was host to the delegates and friends at the Burrltt hotel. A short speaking program was carried out in which delegates from the sev- oral towns in the district spoke. George Warner of suffield, who was a member Of the notification com mittees that advised the late Robert ]. Vance and that advised the pres ent nominee of their elections by the conventions. spoke as did A. D. Cady of Plainville, who was a delegate at both conventions. which selected as their nominees members of the Vance family.
 After the disner, Mr. Vance prom ised an energetic campaign that would be carried into every town in the district.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-29
VOICES HOPE FOR
 FUTURE OF ITALY
Retiring Ambassador Speaks in
 Optimistic Vein

Rome, Sept. zs.-Prince Gelasio caetani, on the eve of his departure for Washington to complete his, du- ties as Italian ambassador to Wash ington, from which post he has re- signed. declared today that his re- tirement from diplomacy could not have come as q a-surp-ise to any of Ills friends in the United States.
 T am not diploMatist or a poli- tician but an engineer" he said. When Premier Mussolini asked me to accept the embassy, greed re- luctantly prompted by my old and true affection and admiration for the American nation.
 'I hope I have accom- plished something towards better and closer understanding between the two countries but now must return home to resume those activities I suddenly dropped in 1922. In re- tiring, am confident I shall be even more useful to Italy and also to the country whose hospitality I have en- ioyed for many years"
 Questioned about the situation in Italy. Prince Caetani declared 1t was difficult for anyone in a distint country, especially for Americans, to grasp the Italian situation.
 Judging the future by the past, I am optimistic" declared the am- bassador. "Astounding progresses has been accomplished under the Mus solini government during the last two years. The Italian people realize this has been due to Premier Mus solini under whose leadership ha- tional reconstruction has continued at an unchanged rate. I truly be- lieve that IT signor Mussolini aban- doned the reins of government, the opposition would find itself dismayed but there Is no danger of this even- tuality."
New Britain herald., 1924-09-29
Mfrs. James T. O'Connor

The funeral of Mrs. James T. O'Connor was held this morning from her home, v Seymour street at S:5o o'clock, followed by a sol- emn high mass in St. Mary's church at g o'clock, Rev. James Tyler of Jewett City was celebrant, assisted by Rev. Matthew Traynor, deacon, Rev. Charles Coppens, sub-deacoN, and Rev. Walter A. McCrann, mas ter er-of-ceremonies, Mrs. Mary T, Cream sang Some Sweet Day" at the mass, and as the body was taken from the church, St. Mary's quartet sang Lead Kindly Light"
 The bearers were P. J. Dolah of Nashua, N. H., E. A. Parker, John J. O'Connor of Boston, William Daley of Hartford, Thomas Griffin of Holyoke and Thomas Burke and John Wall of Pennington. Fathers Traynor, Tyler and McCrann con- ducted services at the grave. Bu- rial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-29
SHAW'S BIRD WINS.

The homing pigeon owned by George Shaw of Kensington won the race from Philadelphia yesterday morning held by the Hardwarde City Homer Pigeon club, the bird making the distance in five hours and A minutes. The race was a slow one, the birds being liberated at Philadelphia at sa. m,, the first one arriving after 1:45 o'clock.
 The time of the other birds enter ed and the names of the owners were:
 Charles DeConte, 5 hours, 47 min utes: Edward Keller, hours, As minutes; W. Nj. Naldo, 5 hours, 49 minutes; J. C. Smith, sshours, seven minutes. .,
 The race next Sunday will be from Mannassa, Virginia, and returns are expected at about 2:3o p. m.. Ii weather conditions are favorable The races of the club are open tc all owners of homer pigeons.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-29
City Items

A surprise party In honor of Miss Helen Barrows of this city was held at her home last evening in honor of her goth birthday. About 30 friends were present from Meriden, Hartford and New Britain. Games were played and refreshments were served. Miss Barrows received many gifts.
 Winthrop council. Sons and Daughters of Liberty, will begin its fall and winter work on Wednesday evening of this week when two can- didates will be initiated at o. U. A.. NJ. hall, The state counsellor and his staff have accepted an invitation to be present. Refreshments will be served.
 A meeting Of the Y. M. T. A. and B. fair committee will be held Thursday night instead of on Tues day.
 Miss Esther McCabe and Miss Bess McEnroe have returned from New York.
 A regular meeting of New Britain lodge of Elks will be held next Thursday night.
 A birthday party in honor of Law renee Bloom of Hartford, was held at the home dt Mrs. J. Grindrod of 193 Cherry street, last evening Guests were present from Hartford and this city. Games were played and a buffet lunch served.
 The regular meeting of the Holy Family Circle will be held October 8 instead of October 1.
 Otto Heinrich, William Brennecke and Charles Bernstein motored around town this afternoon via the air route as passengers in Lieut. Carl Dixon's plane.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-29

 OPPOSE REGULARS
Neither Roosevelt Nor Smith
 Have Backing in NY.

New York, Sept. 2a.-Neither Roosevelt, republican gu- bernatorial candidate, nor his demo- crat opponent, Governor Smith, will get the support of the anti-saloon league of New York, it was an- nounced today by Arthur J. Davis, who succeeded William H. Anderson as state superintendent of the league.
 In a statement issued today Mir. Davis also ayerred that the repub- lican dry" plank in the state plat form was unsatisfactory to the dry constituency of the state.
 "rhe nomination for governor of a man who as a member of the as sembly voted for the 2.75 per cent beer bill," bis statement said in ref erence to Mir. Roosevelt, "a beer bill which later received the official approval of Governor Smith, his present opponent, means that from the standpoint of prohibition en- forcement there Is little choice be- tween the candidates Of the two great parties.
 "The dry constituency of the state received scant consideration of the republican leaders at the Rochester convention. The widely -heralded dry plank proved to be quite in- nocuous. No one can tell just what 1t means or whether 1t means any thing at all"
 The league, Mir. Davis added, will follow it's custom of publishing the records of all the candidates in the state election, together with any statement they may desire to make regarding their future attitude to- ward prohibition enforcement"