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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Schlaifer to Box
Doyle and Shade

Pat Boyle, manager OF Morrle
schlaifer, Omaha welterweight. has n
big Job on his mitts.
schlaifer will fight Paul Doyle In
Boston, May . II he can get In tip.
top condition. Contracts for the fight
sny that schlaifer must weigh i47 the
day OF the bout or else there will be
no fight.
Boyle also announced that he had
signed contracts for another Dave
Shade fight. schlaifer Will tackle the
California welterweight over the 10
round bout in Cleveland. May 20. IL
will bs the fourth time they have
met.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
SKI DETAINED
AT ELLIS ISLAND

Battling" Sikh will fight Battling
Munros in q io.round bout here May
IL, II he can b released from Ellis
island IN time for the bout. accord.
ing 10 word received in Omaha tSis
morning.
Sikh arrived IN this country from
Havana this morning. but IL being
detained At the island. the report
stated.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

yesterday. The herd scored two runs
In the third when Thompson got his
second home run of tho series and I'm
the seventh Red" Wilder knocked
the ball over the center field fence
with Bonowltz on base. registering
two more. In the eighth Bonowitz
got his second homer Off a Wichita
hurler and boosted Griggs across
the plate when he slammed the ball
over the right field fence.
In the three games against Wichita
the Buffaloes have clouted out six
home runs to the two credited TO the
Witches. Tho four.baggers played
important parts In the first and third
games and the chances are that IL the
Buffaloes had not of socked the ball
out OF the park on these various oc-
cassions the herd might not Of made
clean sweep OF the series.
Joe Daley, Buffalo castoff In 1922,
returned to the mound for the local
club and for eight innings hurled as
nice a brand OF baseball as one would
expect to see in this league. Joe got
III lTOuDlc l1Itt VI IOui tifiitS, Dbl nc
Strengthened up and pulled out OF
each and every tight quarter until
the eighth when he weakened and
had to be relieved by Bill Bailey.
The latter sailed along on an even
keel and Omaha won.
Bailey allowed the Witches ten
hits in the seven and one-third In
nngs he pitched and II wasn't until
tho eighth that he was scored on.
OF course, the other BuffaIoes gave
him good support and that helped
Joe a great deal.
In the eighth Joe walked Smith
and Butler In succession. Dunning
sot single. scoring Smith and Beck
followed with a one-bagger that sent
Butler across the rubber. Daley was
through for the afternoon and when
he went TO the dugout the fans gave
him a good hand. Bailey took up
the hurling duties and Crandell. hit
ting for Wakes. nIcked him for sin
gle that scored Dunning with the
third run. Haley lined one down to
Thompson who threw TO O'Neill st
second. The latter then whipped the
ball down TO Grlggs at first and this
double play ruined Wlchita's chances
for any more scores. The Buffa1oes
retired the side in one, two, three
order In the ninth. Numbered
among the victims was Garcia who
went in to pinch hit for Hovlik.
Hovlik WAS on tho hill for the
Witches and was bounced for nine
hits, three Of them being home runs.
The Buffaloes scored two in the
third when Wilder walked and
Thompson knocked the ball over the
right field fence. The home boys
took the lead right then and there.
In the seventh Bonowltz singled to
center and after being boosted to
second on Wilcox's sacrifice, scored
when Wilder knocked the ball over
the center field fence. The last two
Omaha scores bobbed up In the eiRhtf
when Griggs singled TO center field
and Bonowftz came through with a
home run over the right field fence
The Witches outhlt the Buffaloes
during the three games. collecting
something like 20 hits TO the herd'i
2f, but the trouble with the vlsitori
was that they were unable 10 hit al
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Senators Halt Winning Streak of Worlds Champs; Win TO
White Sox Defeat
Indians. l3lo !

cleveland. . - eilh 'wa
80 a. nlsfe IN. iilIHhsf EHsuis
dropped nuns ihfHe = - Collins
IN he ftsi inninf STARTLING = rails
shlsh melted fhieHfu feaIf f9ns
Cleveland nr,sf essrfame ths ifaa
Il slns a II e Issesstf. sha replaced
sisrhsnsua kfisf hs fnllllsd SIN
Rhseiy IN he flgfi. made shfce hlis
81 saafsa ihfss TINS - ihfss iliues
up. Ff0fe
t4444taHF4 FHHNHH A#U
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Oilers Bunch
Hits lo Win

re- NaIHs. Il. .ias Inlss
Hsasssl lnta nnaisnHifa possession =
fIfs, nlses a. tha ieaeas fase fs.isk
- asfesslhg f.es Aioluss = 4.
= hlls Wichita was iosIns = omaha
To visitors hahelsd hlis ~ John
sef n ihs fiisi lnnlne ~ thfte fnas
And this ~as taa much ~ he ienaif
n overcome. 50 the visitors rui N
a tiehi defense IN he nluehns. The
sza.ss.4#
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

Vitamlnes and is wonderful flesh
producer and strength creator.
But who wants to swallow the hor-
ribls stuff when these wonderful
tables--McCoy's Cod Liver OIL Tablets
are Just as good and 10 easy to
take.
A boz Of 80 tablets for 80 cents
and II any thin man or woman don't
gain At least 8 pounds In 30 days
money back. Ask Sherman e. McCon-
nell Drug Co.. Beaton Drug Co, Bran
deIs store, or any good druggist any.
where.
Get McCoy's, the original and
genuine Cod Liver OH Tablets"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
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Skinny Men Can
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All skinny men and women
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let's four times a
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take ms candy.
And what n hit
these flesh pro-
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have m a d
every druggist Is
3SulnK mOTe uHu
more Of I h . m
every day.
VERY b o q y
knows that nasty
tasting. evil
smelling & o d
Liver OIL is
G n ock full Of
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
BILLY MCGOWAN TO
MEET BERLENBACH

Atlanta, Ga. May BILLY Nc
Gowan, Atlanta light heavyweight
and sparring partner OF Young
stribllng. Georgia boxer, will meet
Paul Berlenbach Of New York ON
May . in Madison square garden. 1t
was announced here by Holt J. Cewin.
ner.. Atlanta representative OF strib-
ling.
McGowan will leave Atlanta early
today for New York.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Walter Johnson
Ilurls Good Game
for Six Innings
Recruit Saves Contest Il
Walking Ruth. Retiring
Mensel, Teams PLAY
lrrorless Hall.

fN XpilK Nl
lainsHf.
iaate Tire sInHInF
streak ths ew
york. mefieani
ile1a today ur
fHtiiH tlieWofIi :
clIanrlous. by a
mofe II > 20 2.
after they hafl
won eight straight
games
johnson pitched
a strong game for
ashlneton for
AK innings, but
Manager Hafris
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

Totals 20 s2410
xBatted for Maid in fourth
xpatted for Minetree In ninth.
xBatted for Iedbetter In ninth.
Score by innings. =
Lincoln ........... .1Os ole uVA-,f
Moore Hamilton, McDaniels t2). Error
Minetree, .McDanisls. Home runs; Nc.
llton, Mcbanieis, Conkey. Sacrifices:
Farrlnston. Minstres, nnsslla. Dudley
stolen bases; Miller Corrigsn. Bases o, or
Dudley, ) Struck out: BY -Haid, p; by
Led. better, /; by Dudley, H. by
Hits and runs: or Had. hits and
runs In. three innings; OF r.edbetter,
hits. and run in. five inning Losins
8: Lincoln. z. Earned runs: 81. Joseph,
2; Lincoln. 3 Double play: corrlgsn "a
umpires: Donohue and Shannon. Time
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Tsssfs ssf-zt
sn.i,.s .,,.1 T., 2r Ts, Jenn,,n 10 .ssss y sysa'h

fUfffF1 III 5GHff1H II - sHHHa
zBsffsd for Koip Ia second.
scors by fnninxs.
ps,relt ......s........e..!is sis -
summsry..-Run.; niue, coss' sss a.nD.h
:s.s,.sn Hs,'p."n 9g.i., g.si Gl.5s.s ..s.ss qgs ~
Robertson. Bsiimann Three hsss hi -
Ter. HON. runs Jseobson. Tebin. WI
s s:, eles es. r5si .i,nsss sssf''ifs fr, ss :,
balls or whlishili : off kelp. ! 81
by RoIp. q Bifss or Kolp. II inninss
OF wlnxsr1. in 7 innirrs. eH whli.h,li
IN 1i-s ipninss; of johnson. n =
pitched hail; ny whifshlll. eisisr. b
johnsor, Williams winrinS pitcher. WIZ
esrf. losing pitcher. Johnson. bmlirse
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Bears Defeat Indians.

Denver, Colo, May f.--Denver Bears
staged a batting rally In the seventh In
forcing IN seven runs and defeated the
Oklahoma City club here today, 10 20 b;
Howard had tho Bears we'll under control
during the first six innings. holding them
to two runs In the fourth. but slowed Up
in the seventh and was hammered to
all parts Of the lot. The score
OKLA cry DENVER
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Browns Bat Whitdhill
Out of Box for Biol Win

- Leai. m.g. ii-oDs,tins whI,'s,tlll wh,a ,ts
Detroit Tigers today. q 70 7, IN the fifst
Rans Of the seriss. Ken Williams snd
on Jacobson also got four bsgsss.
ffrbsn ehoeksr wss N uniform for The
first time slnes his recent ilinsss fcofe.
fJETpGfT nj fDffTa
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

tOok hin out affer Waff and hcott
tripled with none out IN the seventh.
Marberry Intentionally passed Ruth
in that inning, filling the bases. but
retired Meusel Score.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
WesFern'Leoque
.H|GHlIGHTS

-XIlIf Ha8a Is 8 shiis sffaHalinH
II stfsni altlaIan team nfTs >
l a division = ths rhAmpiaHshin
sahsaHis II fnlasHsarH hus enlF We
1aa re Western lesaue yielded = III
appeal
~ 1917 Che var hsa Iast shout
ursaled the Ieseus when 4 va ds.
sidea ~ spill ilse season. The firss
hali ending 5uiy -. pss Nelpe<
belnK IN front ai The time.
Sioux elfy then dropped uui. Hutch
lnson taking ~ place nnd wlnnins
he SECOND half i hna 10 play off
lie with Joplin. however. 70 gst inis
he finals with De Melnee. I W.
three s,falgh, from the Jopllnlses hui
les, four straight and the psnnsni
% Das Mninea.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

xBatfed for Howard IN ninth.
zBatted for VOORHEES, In seventh.

Score by innings. =
2sIss9ma p.n1sp city .Ssccd5 sss5b llsisslo lss
:. summary,nRuns; Haas t21a Sweeney
Ginglardi l2), o'Brien t2J, knight, Roche.
caffey Errors Howard, 6orman. Knight
Handley. stolen bases; Handley. spen-
hits: Sweeney Handley. Hans. Three
base hits; O'f3rien. Sweeney. Home runs;
o. Hrlen, Haas Double play: Gorman 10
hsia' 'snse5 3 By Aid Howsrd. = by Hall j. nsses
Hit by pitched bali; Blackburn by voor-
heIs. Left on basesi Oklahoma City 3;
Denvsr, g. Winning pitcher; VOORHEES,.
Time: 2i<. Ufnplres: Anderson and
Harris
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Three Entries for State Meet.

Lincoln. May I.-Thres entries for
ths Nebraska state high school track
meet. to be held here May 10. were
received Thursday. They are Waco,
Arnold and Tekamah.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Good Pitching Wins for Links

IincoIn. May i-superior. pitehlnH by
Dudley and the. hitting OF Mabani.s,s ,,o .ns
he saints of ST. Joseph, and Lincoln won
the last game Of the series here na,. 'opay; rns.
and drove in another run with double.
There was no ore on ahead of the soion
| first baseman when his circuit smashss
came The score.
CT JOgEpH LINCOLN.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Rcd Sox Defeat Athletics.

philadsiphis May fs-Boston drove
RofnTnsl from the mound and won the
opening gams ~ tho series from Phiis-
deIphis today. 10 !. Hsussr bit a home
season. Score.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
The Bunaloes

the opportune time. The Butaloes
shined in this department.
Tulsa opens a three-game series
here this afternoon. The game IL
.cheduled to start at $40 o'clock.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

.,.I,s' Wilder. Twaz zhase hits hsbins"n
u,lsas. nufier, Hesiik. Double .nias.,
Ibcn,..on 10 ar4rrs. Thompson Ia oNsn
!, s,,3sgst n'>sill to Thompson Ca sriErs
iiaies TO f,ott To- neck. Ieti on hns.s
Michlie, q, omsha, >. hsn, ,,,n,ns sna nut ~,
lsai,.,. / and / In "a innlnTsg OF l,o,
lii, aud IN innings. Minn,ns r,chn. n,
ers bailey. Struck out ny nai,rsl ~ ~ ~
aff iio,,ik. 4. tmpiresi Collins and Held
srlme af game. 10.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Trio Of lIomcrs
by Buflalocs
Features Game
iee Dale, Returns n Lineup
Pitching Good Ilrani II
Hall Tor Light
Innings.
n, nusn WAGNER.


routed he sA1ns
Witches OF ~ IN.
elher iet e4N
ihHfrsae afternoon
when ahsf tuHIa !
the long rnli II a
Idta aHo8 ln The
third and nnAi
rame ~ the series.
scoring n total ~
he runs 20 the vial
inra nine IN he
three contests.
Home runs play.
ed n big part IN
the BufTaioes Win
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Pacific Coast League

Los Angeles. May - " u
Dhhlaud 4ssssssss .sssssHFs Fs'fstfts =
vernon q
Batteries: Kunz and Baker; Fennef
and -. Murphy.
sesttls. May - " ".
Salt Lake city ........s.t..s..s' Y
ssti.rie.i H1lvsy and cook; nssby
and Tobin.
san Trsreisro. May IL ", ".
,os Angelss '.t'''t,t''sst'f t..' Z :, a
san ffHHffffo -
Batteries. Meyers end Byier. Shea and
AgneW
Portland. Ore. May - " ", n.
sscrsmento '..s.'. fss.' - .
pastsp,.. Y.liowbor,.. csnflsjd' vinci
and sehagsi Raehas and Qusry,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

The Evening lee women's ,set'en
leads
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

,Rs,'.s ,',s,'sa t. fiai,l efi'' IN :" .irh,h.

,nsttsf ~ smith IN sirh'h.
spattad for Speaker ~ nirih -. a..
Chicago #H#ts#Hs4az. ssfssHH 80
cleveland l.aassf4f EH#A - ~ -
summary nun. naopef. gghrs ~
ahseiy. Hanm - Hsfreft H. ffsnthz
sehaik c0naaliF. Fewstef 90. tgeahef.
sunfna ~. MefuitY Iffofs. ftench.
kahHit fiankenship. H.weIh. thHpte
ywn. hase hifa Barrett Ffeneh. HaapefH
EIah J. ssWeii Three base hits. Hisnks
enshlr. aumus Hialen haee5 .9lllns
french f3t, Barrsft a., suhms. McNul-
~ sacrlflossi .Myali. theeiy Hooper.
fonhis piayss Tswstsr 70 =. feweIl 70
lsinad' hasss on balls ~ blaassn-
ri ssrtos on oeafa off sml,h !. @ OF Lihs~1.
struck o1,. ~ .Bis,n,bt.snshig u. BY
ia Jnninss.. bg shsyi., ! IN iaslhs..
siehths: oft smith IL inning. eff
Lndssy. IN. inning nsik: Hpds.y
Winning pifcheri Bianksnships Lotinf
pitcher shants. Umplresi Holmss and
owens Time. 1:5o.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
ADyrRTIsSW = gsr.
How to Relieve
Neuritis

n sos wsnt genuine. isstirs rsiisf from
those keen, darling pains ~ nsgrifis ias
must first fesfofs The diseased nsrsss 60
sound. healthy condition.
Nsuflfls is nsfys inflammation bfoush
on by colds injuries. bruises ef iafeffiobs
diseases ~ asHsiiy esntsfs its attack
shout the shoulder or nsps of fhs ssek.
IN the foresfrn. thish sr iss. ara serns.
times IN the smsit ~ ths bsek
FOR real relief. procure o bottle 81
ropR fsuffffs Tsbiffs from yeuf dfus
efsf and take two fshiefs before esrb
nfasf The Fs~ut vffi antsT~ vfn fsfsr
IN your iifa haFs ynH uafd anfthine llse
fhsse marvellous tabfsfs
rsps Nsurius Tablets eonisfn no tshtt
forming drnae-an0 narcotics TeffsfftY
harmless - evsfT ers Ffifs o. -
f0id in omaha ~ Hh~fpsa Net On
drussls,s BssFlsks > hanyes Co. Mis-
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

Totals ~ s77 IL
zBs,ied for Bsumrsrtnsr in sirhth.
Score b. inningi .
Boston ..+...+...s..+.. .eor eet oVe-s
sufnfnafy-Runsi Flagstead. Neaeh ~.
Harris clark. Uauser. Error; Wamhs
aanss THo-hese hits. Yeach. Hale. Gallo
way. Thr~e-bass hit: Harris. Hons run (:
Uauser Sacrifice Ciart.. Doubis rlaysc
Wsmby 10 Iee 20 Harris. Lee 20 VANITY
to Harris. Left IN bare Bosfon, ~
/; off Rornn., I. OF Bsumgartner, >.
struck out. BY Quinn. . BY Hommst !.
or pornmei. in innings, on Bsumxsrt-
nsr. mons IN : innings. of wsibsrs, nons
in | Inning losing pitcher. Rommsl I'm
pires: saliln and Evans Tins lsfo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

zFaffff Tor HoYt In TIN
zBatfed for Jones IN seventh.
zTBattsd for shaNksy IN ninth.
Washington ...............iso 10 eos-7
HeH YORK s.ss+....+s.*.ss.e .eeg oo9 zVe-A
gunnma fy--R1nss Harris ~, Jufgs.
Ward aeoft Tuo-bass hifs: Harris
Rice Three-bsss hits, ward. Eeofi
stolen base pipp Sacrifice hits. Rnsi.
Yofk. il. warrington. 10 Bases On
balls or Hoyt !. off Jones. :: or
Johnson. :, or nsrbsrry. I. struck out:
~ John.on, by Merbsryy. 8. lfas;
on Hoyt. ! in 3 inninTs. Of Jones' IN
inninRs. of shswksy. IN inninfs;
0ff Johns9n.8 IN innings none cut In
seventh. on ssrbsrry. IN inning
Winning pitcher tohnron. Losing
pitcher. HsYf f'npfrsss Connolly,
Dinnsen snf EsNisHd. Tim. -sfs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

zbataed Ter jehnsan ~ ninth
Tulsa s4.sss44ssss.s4a4...za naf hhn--t
iIa Mnine# ..a+ss4s.=.,.ss 600 fa0 uHa--5
summaryn=4 Waahhurn. navls
,amh. Leliseit -. MeIarfyr. Ioseiace,
neaie. Three hasa hits f.ellvelt John
son. Two-hase hitai Flinnin Ncf.arry,
Hodie. Sacrifice hits. Iclippin, stuart
Left on bases Tulsa. 4: Des Nnines 10
struck out; Nv nrown. p BY johnson, !
by Tesaf. I Bases on halls. orr brown
!. Off johnson. 4 of Tsrar = Uit
- pitched ball By Tesar tcorrldnn. ~
Wild niichl TeHan Earned runs and
hits, orr Brown. and IN innInrss
off johnson. and In innings. off
Tesar, and In innings. charge de-
feat 10 Brown, Double piavs, Knnnpp 10
Chavez 20 MeLarry; Knapp 10 McLarry:
Waahburn 10 Fiippin to fseiiveit I'm
pires; Hayes and Gnffney. Tins i.4s
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
Hits an! Misses
bs% Butfaloes

roiafs no y 70 aa..e
xtsao,lsfl haffet fer Males IN nffh.
es,assis hatfsa fer Haslik IN ninth.
...n.n hK loufrUst
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02

Jack Dempsey hW been matched
to fight Harry Wills In . title bout
next September at BoyIe's Thirty
Acres, according TO announcement
made Thursday by Promoter Tex
Rickard. So far ~ Wills II con-
cerned the match 1. contingent upon
q victory over either Quintin Romero
or ErTnino Spalla som~time in June.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
JAMAICA.

First rscsi .. mile.
csndystiok fAnderson) ........ ~ "a
Gipsy Flyer Gtslls) ...,....s ttt...y I-h
Time; 1904 is. Helen Condor. Battle.
dore, ferrsyee G., Nartorls G., Bright
idea slro ran.
Flannel shirt fFalrbrothsr) $40 10 out
Msfi0nary f.ayineb .tss..s...s 1-b out
81 Allan fMcAteej .t.ty.ssss.stss. out
Time, jifs. Masauerado also ran.
Third race ~ utiie;
Alex woodllffe fBurke) rs 7-5 out
St5mpdaie tHutwei) .s....,.. even
"'5 qims. 1w''i l,oa 'utp rs. c;loudIand Ai Levy
and Hepuiss also ran.
Fourth race; Threc-dusrtsr mile
s5"fpsn oM. fstorrjj.............i-i /!
H'Fn1 fim. u Il 0PI.i ror..i y1cr.i. "
day j sth,. Nellie Grey. Billy Warren sad
SEQ IL Through also ran.
rifth race Nile and 70 ysrdsi
Top Sergeant tssnds1 1......f-i IL
rengerins uAvins) .......,s. ~ IL
"nnT Tim.i ~ np issi,s doiidne'iia. 'rsirIish,.
Anterior, All In All and Ffiomar also
ran.
sixth face, Five and one half furloneri
priFciila Ruiay fFieldel .abO-i 80 .
Dolly gaffuey frhnrbefj .s..s. 81 -
Radianey fFalrbrothert ....ts.tssss -
Time; ji0ss-s vulcsr Queen. Isrss
nine Moon Dream, nors Of Lims. Dftony
ana Essls Afbis also tan.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-02
PIsIIJCO.
LEXINGTON.

first Hacsi Helf mile.
Barbara Frsitohis
aoIapss. ersziers,. lss
Tims: :ts IL Harlan, dr.st Mom.pf..
11dss sr r1ll'r sor% Kris crompi' Mas
Second race tsteeplscbsss. > milssbi
Loliipop .smooO ...........,..eso s.so
psrI@s Tim.' ssxsei5.5 s'ss kio cr.is Hoayhpbsm
thorn. Henry Dattner and Hsrrisrd also
Third rse.. MI. and a .!s,ssnth, =.
Sam Smith tpawsont.... 1870 $50
Sea Monarch (fiastings) a.t0
Tima.. $40 is. Biuemondsis. Bounce
ard Rufus also ran.
Fourth race: Il mile;
shuttle Along fstsvens) $40 80 ito
Time. isit IL. indian Trait. Lady
Baltimore H.. Golden Rule. sun FLAG.
valador. Roland. also ran.
Might sbsd. lMarinelij ...... sio 80
Time. rs 10. royls, Psrmaohsnee.
Belle. cheri. Gaffncy Lass ana Orange
Ski Sixth re- race. 80 on. mi.r
martingale tWsliecel.. ..-..Tso $50 800
Hpio A. Span (FIaafinfs) ......sat0o s4e
Exterminetor "a. Johnson ..,...,.. z.s0
Time; ;3s ss. Diogenes Golden Sphere
Aeyenth race; Thrss-dparter nlis;
MsnTnast ffInfiiukat = ..s..sI,D 800 80
Lion d'Dr n Waiis)......s..s.fio 30
Frank q. twailaees; 80. ;...t.:... 90
Ksnna. Faiih. Julia NJ. wrackhorn and
brush All also ran
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

kluX klan, was schaduleJ to spell bind" over the commonwealth, but when his record was made public he likewise was retained in Wash lngton. Senator Borah Of Idaho, who could have been nominated as president but declined because he did not agree with the policies Of the administration. decided not 10 speak in Connecticut when he discovered that the side he was sup. posed to assist consisted of poll 'ical machine, such as he had been fighting in Idaho.
 The battle in Connecticut, there. fore has been left to its fate as q local squanhIe Bingham cant lose the office to which he has been ,lortca, and it ho is elected 10 the senate vln merely not qualify as governor,
 Connecticut is glad The campaign IS over. 1t has not been very up- Hnng, politically or otherwise.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Observations On The Weather

Washington, pcc 15,--Torocast for Southern V ~ =iand.Fair to- night; Tu.sday increasing clou1i- ness; not mucI change lu temrera- turc; diminishing northwest winds becoming 'arau.o.
 Forecast for eastern New York: Fair and continued cold tonight: Tuesday increasing cIouIiness; slowly rising tcmperature. snow Tuesday afternoon or might.
 Conditions Several areas Of high and low pressure are moving rapidly across the country and caus- ing frequent aul sujdeu changes in thc weather in all sections east Of the Rock kies. Snow furries have occurred during rhr last 24 hours in the upper Mississippi valley, the Lake rnElon and Now England The tomporatpre is below zero along thc Canadian hord0r from Montana to Maine. Tae lowest reported was 32 degrees below gro at White River. Ont
 Conditions favor Tor 'his vicinity partly cjouiy weather with slightly lower temperature.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
PiYMENTS OF DEBTS \ SERIOUS PROBLEM

The man who goes into d"h' .n,7arv finds that it was easier to -ot tho money in tbs first place although that may be difficult enough sometimes - thar it IS to ray the interest and principal. Tn" Europcan nations who owe Jncio sam q paltry few billions are like The man who borrowoI easily but has difficulty m meeting his oDlsa- tions.
 Just now lh.ro IS a rocrydosecnce of ,ho djscussion which began after thc var vas otcr as 10 how the big deb's snon,I Ue paid off. Uoc,e sam male a rcfunding deal with EugJanI about year ago and has been ouicIy discussing finances with France. Then Eng land pops up 10 ask U6o'I.r France is 10 get better terms than Eng land got. Ono thing has l'l 10 an- other. and now America has let it be known that she expects some financial payments from the allies as a result Of the roparaiious set- tIgment with Germany through the application Of the paw"s p'an-
 The entire financial imbrogho should lead up 10 au allied debt conlssaRTa which this sON sTAsae at
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
New Ideas in the Radio Field

(By Dr. Walter E. Traprock)
 It was I who first suggested the idea of the radio to Marconi. and l have always kept one or H 70 jumps ahead of the next fellow,
 One of the latest devices which have perfected is the bi-vocal set which can both receive and send messages. IL has always bored me to have to listen without being able to answer back. Answering back is one of the divine rights of a per eon, and 1t is made possible by the Traprock Bi-vocal,
 More important than this, how ever. is my latest development, the Traprock Radio Projectograph' which combines the wonderful powers of telephonio photography with the transmission qualities Of broa dcasting. In other words, ] can put on the air what amounts 10 a vision of the scene from which the message Is sent. first tried this out with individual perform anccs and found that in my eXperi- mental station I could not only hear, but actually see the actors in musical comedy on a New York theatcr stage. A few days later l transported the entire Yale Bowl. containing So,o00 people, into the living room of my home. My aunt Abigail was so overcome by seeing so many people in the house that she fainted away, which was certainly q high tribute to the per lection of my device.
 Of course l am not satisfied, My dream, which I am about to realize Is to be able to transport not the shadow but the substance, to send human, physical bodies through space, with the speed of lightning borne on the electric waves by tho Traprock Radio-slod. 1 will have the first one of these finished In a few weeks, and am now looking foE a passenger.