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New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
Dratlrs
Henry Nelson whapics.

Henry Nelson whaples, Jr., died at his home in Elm Hill last evening. He vas 56 years of age and a car- penter.
 He is survived by a widow, his father, ono daughter. Miss Olive, a stepson, Nelson A. Brown, and a sis- ter. Mrs. Jennie Cooper.
 Funeral services will he held at 2:SO o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Edwin chapel. Rev. Mir. Brantley of Hartford will officiate and burial will be in Fairyiew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
His Mcmory's Failing

Everybody in the village knew Ras- tus Johnson and everybody talked to him.
 He was working one day for q member of the Ladies' Aid society, and as he was about to go home, she said pleasantly:
 ''1 hear, Rsstus, that you've seen the time when President Washington was in office. Is that true?"
 RastG rolled the whites Of his eyes and smiled a sad, but reminis- cent smile
 Well" he said. "ah used to seed it, but dat was befo' pro'bition went into 'fect."-Los Angeles Times.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
WON'T MOVE OFFICES

Washington, Feb. 2s.--There is no plan under consideration for removal of tho Washington offices of the ship ping board or emergency fleet cor poration to New York, the board in- formed tho senate today in response to resolution of inquiry.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE
New Yorker says He Mas Being Rounded by Police in Louise Law son Murder Case.

New York. Feb. 26.--rhe police re- ceiyod word today. from the Newark, N.4J. police that Joseph frieming of this city had committed Suicide there because Tho was being bounded" in connection with the recent sensational murder Of Louise Lawson, music student in Hcr fashionable apartment here.
 Detectives were sent to Flcming's s homo here. where it was said he had formerly been employed as n bartcnd- CT in New York hotel. According to the communication Fleming asserted he was crazcd because of the activities of the police,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
LsroLIETTE IN MICH.

Lansing, Mich, Feb. 2s.--Suficient petitions to place the name of Senator LaFollette, of Wisconsin. on the re- publican preference ballot in Michi- gan, were filed with Secretary of State here today The primary will be held April z.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
Bernard Grpcau

Bernard Grogsn died at his home 11O North street, this morning foi. lowing an illness of SIX weeks dura- ton. He is survived by three daugh- ters. Catherine. Mary and Julia; two sons. Bernard and Michael and two grandchildren. The funeral arrange ments are incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
IryI,Tu.S s,us

New York. Feb. zs.-The liner Iye- viathan sailed from i5oboktn for Bas- ton shorty after rcon today. She IS fo be drydocked Tor an examination of her huu prior 10 reenterins the trans Atlantic service.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
COMING TO ST. MARy's

New Ha~n, Feb. 2s.--Rev. Walter Lyddy assistant pastor at Sts Donato's church has been transferred to St. Mary's at New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26

Newarks N. J., Feb. ?6.--Detectivo Sergeant Conlon, who is investigating the suicide of Joseph Fleming, of New York, said today that Fleming had suffered from delusions Of persecution.
 Fleming left q note which read:
 Joseph Fleming, 5S0 EieSeNh ave- nuc, New York, crazy"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
AUTO SHOW OPENS WEDNESDAY

The sixth annual show of the New Britain Automobile dealers will open Wednesday evening at the State ar mory on Arch street and will contin- ue until Saturday evening. Twenty three exhibitors will take part
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
ytitrrala
Mrs. Benjamin II. Thomas.

The funeral Of Mrs. Benjamin II.
 Thomas 6f s05 Cherry street was held .this afternoon with services at the Nome at : o'clock and at the Edwin chapel at 2:50 o'clock. Rev. John l..
 Datis oficiated and interment was in
 Fairtfew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
FAVOR PENSION INCREASES

Washington, Feb. 2e.-- The house pensions committee today voted to re- port the Fuller bill, increasing month. ly pensions of Civil War veterans from $50 to s72 month and widows of veterans from sS0 to ss6.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
srrs coNrmrNeE NorE.

Er Tl5e saeiatsJ Press.
 Afhers. Feb. ss.--The national as- sstnbir today voted confidence in inc kafandsris government The vete Was sss io IG6.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
rorr noNons eEN. Moop

Manila. Pen Governor General Leonard Wood has received from Pope pius the medal of peace in rer- Gruition of thc governors services io hHmaniiY.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
CARD oT THANKS

wish to thank my friends and neighbors for the kindness and sym pathy shown me during my recent be- reavement in Inc death Of my beloved brother. John August Eisnder. I es- pecialiy wish to thank the Tcgner fbIsc. order o. Of V. and the stock room of Russell and Ervinis. and also for the beautiful floral offerings re- ceivcd
 r1tWArp I-r.4<prrs
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
Tnr I1ashion.s sakc

"I didn't know you were a huntrcss, Marjorieg'
 I'm not. good gracious I wouldn't kill fanything for the world. This beastly gun goes with the costume."-Life.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26

Lieutenant H. B. Wyatt is in charge of the advance party which will go on ahead to make preparations for the navy's contemplated aerial north pole dash in the giant dirigible. Shenan- doah. if plans for the flight are not abandoned.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
LEGION HEAD MAY VISIT
 NEW BRITAIN IN MARCH
John k. Quinn, National Commander, Expected To Be Guest of Eddy
 Glover Post

John R. Quinn, national comman-
 der of the American Legion will ad-
 dress a meeting. of the Legion at the Elitu Burritt hotel about the middle
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
Curb Review

New York, Feb. 26. - Tho formal announcement Of definite plans for rcadjustment of capitalization of Radio Corporation Of America. in- cluding a change in the par value of its shares, and the announcement il. regard 10 dividend prospects of tho preferred stock, made those issues features in the trading in the indus trial group. The common stock made a gain of # to { 5-S and small ! fractional gain was made in Radio preferred on fairly large trading Dubilier was another strong feature moving up one point and there was a further advance in S. $. kresge. Ford Motor of Canada was also strong and made sharp advance. Durant Motsr showed firmer pne.
 Petroleum stock were irregular. some issues being under pressure and showing losses Of one to five points while a few were in demand and ral- lied when leading stocks declined. Standard Oil Of Indiana rallied after a fractional loss. Vacuum Oil yield ed over one point but became steady later. Borne and scrymser was in supply, losing yesterdays gain.
 New York. Feb. 26.--News from abroad continued 10 exert a favorable influence on foreign bonds. which made further gains in today's carly dealings. The remainder of the list was irregular. with trading featured by a sharp rally Of the Virginia Carolina chemical issues. which de- clined to new low levels yesterday. and by the advance or Seaboard Ad- justment 5s and Norfolk & Western convertible Gs to new high prices for the year. Although the Virginia Carolina 7s and 7izs. with warrants. reEaincd most Of their recent losses selling of the 7iss without warrants caused a break from , points. On several odd lot turnovers, the new Japanese siss reached a new high mark at 9S s-S.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-26

L. <. TREASURY STATEMENT. L. S Treasury balance s2ss.s5s.sis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

promises 10 be the best ever.
Included IN the list Of A., which.
ineidently. h expected 10 reach the
SO mark when Il closes tonight afc
Dixie" FieaEsr. a former title
holder. Harold NicmeyeE Ingls
woods best; Jack Westland. Cor
don uaw. Harry Hiert Theron
Rongcrud. Dotmcr Anderson and a
few others that are expected 20
give Champion Stein a merry chase
10 the finish line,
The course II IN wonderful eondl
ton and there rs no finer testing
ground for n championship ON the
Pacific coast than this same course
OF the Ingiewood Country club.
Larry Ives who a manaEing the
tournament. Is standing with the
rope In his hand ready 20 pull a.
the curtain 90 start tho show.
Here's the pairngs. TO date. 10
gether with the starting time:
A Stuart and $. Frederick
o'clock.
II. Cornell and Z. Greenway. sos,
II. o. Haynes and q. Kleinfelder'
$40.
". Davidson and P. Matthews.
slb.
r. Aver and H. A. Fleager, $50.
h. Kallam and r. kendrick. So.
y. l.. order and y. pigott, $50.
II. Hiert and II. Niemeyer. $40.
b. stein and J wsstiand, $50.
G. Haw and G. Abrams. S;S5.
r. Greene and ". Douahue. 500,
r. Atkins aud l. Reese, s.os.
%. Moore and J. Weber. sac.
w. Wand and /. Ives. piS.
Y. A. strout, Jr. and X. Fiskin.
$50.
NJ. McMlckin and W. MeNIieken.
s;ss.
z. V. Peterson and T, II. Ron.
gsrud, $40.
L. caskil and NJ J. PiSott, s.15.
C. S. KeIlison and IT. ". Knud'
son. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Cal. Joe Lynch Is
Victor Over Rivers

Los ANGELES. Aus Califor
mia Joe Lynch. bantam. won a four
round decision over George Rivers
~ Vernon asi night AirA TRmbi
taa beat Bobby Corbrit aud Ernie
Hood knocked out Ted Levin Ray
burke. rugnnciou- truck driver. who
q. credited with "a Knockout win over
Harry Lunlap. ~tadge bandit. was
put 20 sleep in the second round N
his, profossional Appearance by Jean
Carnrnticr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Pigeons Have
Hard Time in
Sundays Race

CEATTiE pigeon fanCieu expert
= enced another hard Tace in the
l15 mile ny from Euphrsia sunday.
the weather IN the Cascades being
a its worst A. Van Dasie's pigeon
won the race. reaching ts loft a.
1851 a. m EiEhtyssYen entries
from Is lofts were released a. Eu.
phrata al G.l0 q. m
The results In yards per minute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Matty Was Idol
Hagen Pitc h ed

waiter Hagen. whose recent
vA,cry IN the British open golf
championship. crowned him
,ealn as the worlds leading
safer started out TO be a base
Nj player. In a chat with
chnsiy MathewSon. president Of
ne Boston Nationals, Hagen con
ssssd an ambition never re
zs1si.
-uy great ambition" he said.
-ras TO be big league pitcher
Ike you. Golf was n faraway
sr, OF thing then and | prac-
ICED that drop curve ball until
| 4 sos my elbow. Then ! put IN
lot ci time prRctieing batting
md tired to see how far l could
tulow thru the course OF the bali.
mats what I Try 20 do now IN
sslf.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Luis Vincentini to
Box Jack Bernstein

NEW YORK, Aug s.-Louis VIA
centinL Chilean. has been matchs..
10 meet Jack Bernstein. former Sun
Tor lightweight champion. in y
rounds al Henderson bowl IN Brook
Ign Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

stephens. Seattle. s-f. 81.
Miss Tharps. san Francisco. dsfaassd
Miss GIipin. Tacoma. default.
Miss Jeien<o Baltimore, defeated Mrs
Noonan. Tacoma, s-s. ca.
MIs. Issming. Victoria. defeated Miss
Hyslop. spokana. So Is. g..
Junior singles
Thsodors Mcdonald. Tacoma. desea,sd
Lanxiie, Seattle. s-s. ia. T-s.
wom-n's Doabfe-
Miss suhr and Miss Thorne. California,
defeated Miss Demarest. Tacoma. and
Miss Barron, sumner. s-i. So.
Miss Jsienkc. Barirsors. and Miss
Blsek. Tacoma, defeated Miss Bsiiou and
Miss Baker, Tacoms. ga. SO.
Mrs. William HENRY. Los AnEsie-. and
Miss Hysiop. Spokane. defeated Misses
Irene and Eleanor Stephens. Seattle. 90.
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Second Round
Links Matches
Are Called Off

THlcAGo Aug. 6.-sccond round
- matches OF the women's West
crn golf championship were called
of today because OF heavy rains
and wstcr-aoakcd course
A creek running directly thru the
OnNcntsia course overlooked its
esnks today and flooded greens and
falrWays
Both second and third round
matches will be- played TOMORROW
weather permitting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

1S-hole qualification test TO decide the Sc
lection of 10 players who will continue on
match play turnout this annual three
day tournament for the city titular honors.
Bon Stein, the defending champion, has
waived his privilege of entering the draw
without having to play a qualifying round,
and will be out there making bid for the
medalist honors and taking a chance Of get
ting in the select circle on the match play
group.
With the exception of Lee Steil, who is
unable TO get away, every one of the top
entered and the battle for the 1924 crown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Southern College to
Meet Havana Team

Southern college OF Lakeland
Fla.. has scheduled Two football
games Tor next season with the
University % Havana The first ia
to be- played nt Lakeland on No
yemher 80 and the second viii take
place n Havana on Christmas day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Willie Richie to
Stage Comeback

Wine Ritchle, former world 3
lightweight champion. win attempt
comeback in a four-round bout
at Tommy Simpsons Oakland audi
torium on August 70. Ritchle's OBJ
ponent viii bo picked from Gene
Cline. Chick" Roach or Sailor
smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Big Business for
Uncle Sans Mail

Manager Harry Tillotson, OF the
University OF Michigan athletics.
stated the other day that 100000
envelopes will be used in mailing
OF business connected with the sale
Of football tickets 10 the Michigan
football games for tho coming sea-
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Frank Genaro Wins
Clean-Cut Victory

NV YORK. Aug C-FT1nllf
Genaro. American nywoight cham
pion, won cleaT-cut victory over
Irish Johnny Curtin In ~ ROUNDS a.
Hendes0n bowl Brooklyn, last
night. Csnaro won II of the j.
rounds. The first being even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
PLAY TO START THURSDAY IN ANNUAL CITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
Jack johnson Bout
Halted in Chicago

EAST CHICAGO. Aug. g. BsiAes
Ing b would have a bad moral effect
on future boxing here. east Chicago
officials have taken steps % stop ths
l0round no decision fight schcduis
between Jack johnson and Tut Jack
son. August ls Both are Very blac@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Tacoma Stars
Defeat Local
Net Players

TACOMA. Aur. e.-TacomR tennis
stars hes,ed two prominent Sc.
ate racquet wielders In the North
s,ss tourney being staged here.
Howard Langile. the Seattle star.
tnh ranking junior player in tho
rr.sea States. lost 10 Theodore Nc.
renah Of Taeomz. The local boy
wa. IS. rs. 7-s.
BIZ Taylor. former University Of
Warrington star. was another Sc
rIsits 10 suffer defeat. He lost
. Lawrence Kelley OF Tacoma. rs,
"a So.
Ray Casey. the big Californian.
. no Is a fzvorite 10 win the honors.
asily won over II. ". Mcguire
( Yakima. &C.. so.
The results follow.
YEsTERDAy's RESULTS
Men, singles
ssy Casey, California. defeated ". ".
ltr-lrs ef Yakima. So. 50.
Esrssrt sxhr. California. defeated
z A&'@-l<I4 AlItChea4s Al3tlAAs 9fAAlAN-
5sartsisy Merrill. Spokane, dsfsated
nsstsrs Mcdonald. Tacoma Sc. s-s.
Frz1k TromhIs. Heauiam. defeated
stnsy snaifh. Tacoma. 81. sd.
ssxs<s.sy Nsrriil. Spokane. Debated
faa< TrcmeIs. Hoquiam. 81. -.
xsrsnrs Kelly. Tacoma. defeated VII
IN Taylor. rs. i-s. 81.
Meas Doubles
xtDs1s,d and Nefiuxh OF Tacoma d.
nstsd klxfon. Tacoma. aud Mcguire.
itxira 81, Sc
Trcuss and Hsnrahzn. BoquiaIn. de-
tttst Griffith and osBsier. Tacoma. So.
".
ias arf Lsisprs. Seattle defeated
A:lJ AID oLsary. Tacoma. 80. 50, So.
Mehsn and Jehnsoa. Tacoma. and
ssTs'r. Seattle, and Brown Of California.
As-rni. spoksns. and Smith. Tacoma.
se.szst Grafton and Hayden. Tacoma.
Ni1ed Doubles
10 Marjorie L4smins. Victoria. and
s-aT smith. Tacoma, dsfsatsd Miss
9syr barron, Sumner. and Fithian. Ia
SrA s-i. 81.
zrl william hen-7 of Los Angeles and
1s<T. California. hye.
Wsnen's singles
s srunn. cziiforuia. defeated Miss
IA seattle. dsfauis.
:. - Winfred suhr. California, defeat
A Define. Tacoma. 60. ST..
hssry. Los Angeles. defeated Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Ducky Davis Joins
Jersey City Club

nuCky Davis, a wei known
catcher. who has been free agent
has Joined the Jersey Ciy club 81
he international league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Jack Renault Will
Box BARLEY Madden

NEW YORK. Aus. Jack Rem
eult and Hartley Madden will meet
al the Qucensboro stadium Monday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

Frank OR0uris. Toronto Inter.
national League shortstop. was fined
$50 and suspended five days for
trouble with an umpire the other
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

The Chants made uank Gswdy aa,
"a success hy winning from the cubs,
& 90 D, in no innings besides the
army crews which Cow Is had "a
20 pay tribute 90 basebhiru first s0l-
dler-Oowd5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Home Hun Leader.
Win Hath % nat

First Inning liuntcd safely
Thlfd iHuinE-ftruek out
Fifth inning Thirty homer
over irft field wall
Seventh inning Doubled.
EFhth timing Grounded 0rt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
nasrbaII nstablss pIayra fans -,

HH7'"HII ""'H"''H Ff"F -" IH"H -
teTdaY. A. Cleveland President
Johnson watched the veteran Cove
leskie. in fine form. outpltch FER
Euaon. while the Indians were de-
fcatinF the He'd S0a. 1 g. 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

JndEr Landi. sat ga che stands
with some g0.g00 Detroit fans and
watched the Nhnks hans up as 90 3
victory hEainHt the TiHera iabs
Rutl poled out his 3ath four-ply
swat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

The Reds aessd cut Philadelphia
in TIE 18th inning for a 10 . vie
tory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
WOE TO ENEMY!

Won = pair from Washington. % o
and Z 10
The CHrds rsundsd out siStory
ln the fret two innings and the
Braves Loaf. 5 90 e.
Iahsr Rad ThuratsR brssssd BIsnE
ulcrly and The White soR took two
from the MacLmen. 2 90 and . % 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

Irbas ShaskST and Dave Danfsrth
we're in fine form and the Browne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

iesisrdas's Home HsR iittsrs
Ruth fhnkH ......... =.
Jacobson, browns .rs-r+sr.sl u
Judge. Senators .-s...-ssss.Fl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Inelewood Club Viii
Be Scene of Classic
y, Stein Valves Privilege as Champion of Entering
Draw and Will Compete in the Qualifying Play
which Starts Thursday
BY ALEX {. ROSE

oraTTIE'S elite from the amateur ranks of the gofng
fraternity win teeoff at lngewood Thursday, ON an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

Nrstsrdas's here-Hay kramSr.
Pirate moundhman. who fcf the Rob
burg spanked brooklyn foF the third
time Boz aH many days, score o. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

ehss have entered and the battle for the 1924 crown
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Win Go 10 Australia
 As Orchestra Member

WsilsT FTsdsFieks a New Britain boy sill leave tOmoTTew for Nell houFRe, Australia, where he Hill ill an sngagemsn, of tive years and ens-hsli aith fsHkss $ S Flstilla orchestra, which has been engaged 10 play al enc of the exclusive clubs in the Aus iralisn eiis,
 Mr. FredeTieks in company with ether members ef the orchestra will go to Montreal i0merEeg and from there, Kis. the Canadian Pseihe rail- read, to Vancouver where they will embark for tIenalulu, stops will be made at Auckland, New Zealand and sidney, AustTiis,
 The orchestra has been engaged 10 furnish dance music st the NatIler path, Ltd, Palais, q milliensire's club,
 MT FFedeTieks has gained fame In orchestra circles He has recently concert tour with hen Bernie and his orchestra, He also vas a member Of the orchestra at the nalais Royal, iartfafa, for several months, He is considered one of the eleverest trumpet players m the state,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
CAR SKlDS INTO RIVER
 AND WOMAN IS DROWNED
FiVs Other Occupants af New NsFk tar Are ReSsnei by Two polioer
 men Assisted hy 50 aaii0Fs,

New York, July 9a,-one aomaR
 vas drowned and a man, tws other
 women and tso children were rescued
 by two policemen and 80 seamen
 when an suiamshils sent into the East River at the foot Of E0eniiss Slip shortly after o'eloek last night About 500 sailors were seated on benches in Jesnnette Park, opposite the scene of tue accident when The ear, which vas operated hy a woman who wss learning to drive, skiddsd on wei pavement and disappeared n the water
 \ crowd Of sailors ran 10 the bulk, head and without waiting even to doff their caps, plunged into the water, Five of the occupants of the car had been thrown out before it sagk bottom up in 80 feet of water Policeman Benjamin o'eannsll, who had heard the cries of the passengers as it was skidding toward the string piece while he was passing in pos lice ear, and Policeman John Keegan, both of the old Slip Station, also jumped into ihe river in fun uni- form tn aid in the work Of rescue,
 Five minutes after The accident Ave of those who had been in the ear had hees rescued and put on harges moored to the dock al the foot of roenties Slip, but Mrs Vie- toria Kowalsky. Si years old, of :Ss Adams street, Brooklyn, who had heen imprisoned in the rear seat of inc automobile, was carried 10 the bottom and drowned, Harry Poe. 2b, q sailor. stopping al the seamen's fn- stitute, and Edward Barber of the United States Coast Guard. who were among tho rescuers, became exhaust cd in she water and were saved from death hy the other seamen and the Two policemen.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23

Gamers of fruit and vegetables use great auavsities Of all kinds of boxes for shipping their products.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
WANTS COALITION GOVT

Belgrade, July as,-Fhs Kins has asked M, fogsRoyiteh, president Of the skuRs.ins lnstioRal asssmhlyl=la form a eoalilion ministry 10 succeed the Paehiieh cabinet which resigned July IS, N, f0FsnoEi.ch has already begun his task by consulting different party leaders, but the prospects fer his success are not considered hopeful and the situation continues uResFr tain,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Chauffeur I,Npnses Lie.


 EngIund Lcopold9 family chauffeur, shattered the alibi by revealing that the automobile supposed to have been used on the joy ride" was in the Leopold garage.
 Then rrowe told of Dick Loeb's break down.
 "IIe asked mo why he was being held" said Grove. "T told him it was because the states attorney was fas- tening a web around Leopold and when that was done, Loeb would be in the case because he had said he vas oiih Leopold throughout May 2l.
 Loeb was told what circumstances were known and he exclaimed.
 My God give nc q g'srs of water
 He ae given the rslsr and then sa'd: Nov I'll tell you the absolute truth
 Then Leopold ras informed that Dick ras taking
 My God. nc. he ejsculsted Dick Loeb will stick until hell freezes over
 Ercli Accuses other.
 But he was convinced and started his story.
 Each accused the other of being the actual murderer and sought to save his own neck
 Tn bitter terms the states attorney enounce1 the defen1ants' efforts to
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
COTTON PRICES ADVANCED

New York, July 2S.-Cotton prices made another big advance at the opening today, reaching new high lev els for the movement with October selling at 2s.1o and December at 27.20 or 75 to S5 points above the previous close.
 The market was affected by com plaints of the dry weather in the southwest and also by heavy purchas- es for the account of Wall street and western interests, which seemed to have turned their attention from grain to cotton.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
10 YEARS FOR ESPIONAGE

Moscow, July .3,-chief Engineer Gouliakof of the Radieyevsky group of mines in the Ukraine, has been sentenced to ten years Imprisonment after a trial in supreme court on the charge of economic espionage. Two other members of the administrative staff of the Mines were sentenced 10 seven years on the same charge and two others were acquitted.