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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
SOKOLSKY VEcfREK MA
ROZLOUcENOU.

Minulou sobotu uspofadan
byl v sokolovne ma Wendell
.ul. zab. vyborem a cvicicim
sborem Sokola Cech-Havlicek
dychanek ma rozloucenou Sc
sestrou Chaloupkovou a br.
r. Hannou. Sestra Chaloupko-
va jest jedna tech nejlep-
sich a nejpiln6jsfch sokolic a
souCasne zapisovatelkou SOko-
la Cech-Havlicek a br. Hanna
ma jiz mezi nami sve jmeno
jake schopny, snazivy a obe-
tavy dirigent Sokolske kape-
ly a oba vyjedou as II. Ger
vence ma navstevu svych rodi-
eli do stare vlasti.
K vecirku dostavil sc nejen
temef cely cvicici sbor, ale j
hcjne starsich sokold a soko-
lie. V prdvodu zupniho nacel-
nika br. v. Pfecha dostavili Sc
i hratri j. Jelinek, nacelnik so
kolske Obce v Americe a F.
Chmelik, kocovny cvicitel me-
skajfcf zde ma p'ofadanf telo-
cvicneho kursu.
Br. Prech promluvil jmenem
pritomnych, zminiv Sc v pra-
vde sokolskych snahach obou
oslavencd, pral Jim st'astnou
ccstu jest6 st'astn6jsf navrat.
Pc mem strucne promluvil je.
ste br. Jelinek a pax pod rize.
MIN br. Chmelika zap6n raznJ
sokolsky pochod. Pod rfzenin
sck. Friedle zapet sokolskj
pew. sbor jeste n6kolik pisni
lnacez nasledoval pochod k ia
bull a pc te skvostne a pratel
ske hostine rozproudila Sc pal
! prava sokolska veselice.
Dluzno pOdotknouti jesta
! ze obema podany cenne dark
a re pri tom mala sokolka Bi
, kova pfednesla pripadny Pre-
SLOW.
X pfecetnym pranim pfipe
: juje ! Svet svoje, ably nejen v
0 vlasti okfali, ale ably Sc opi
i We zdravi vratili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
STRELBA v PATROLNfM
VOZE.

V sobotu odpoledne vykra-
den byl Obchod Georgia Isra-
ele, 1904 Quinby ave. N. E..
tfemi lupici, w. E. Martinem,
h. Walshem a Lesterem Nc
Grottym, 1918 Damon ave.
Lupici uzmuli prepadenemu
Obchodnfkovi $40O, ale koristi
Sc dlouho netesili, byli pola-
peni a vsazeni do patrolniho
vozu, kde Walsh Sc pojednou
zmocnil sluzebniho revolveru
|policisty Earla Wilcoxe a "a.
hajil ma strazniky palbu, "a
ktere byl policista Clyde Hach
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
CT. csL. oBEcENsTvU!

VCCASJSl pTeunaSka %. MI
roslava Karchuty o obrodnem
hnuti v Ceskoslovensku byla
S nadsenim pfijata vsemi pri-
tomnymi a vyvolala dlouhou
fadu otazek a zajimave rez-
mluvy. Vsichni byli tax nadse-
nj, ze p. Karchuta sc rozhodl
jeti s nami ma vylet v patek
dne 4. cervence do Garfield
Parku a tam nam bude pred
naseti ma pfedmet "Potreba
znalosti pom6rd v Americe a
pfirovnani zpdsobu americ-
kych k ceskoslovenskym. Pan
karchuta je zajimavy fecncik,
jeho myslenky jsou bohate a
logicke.x Pojd'te nami v pa
tex ma vylet do Garfield par
kh a jiste ze sc pobavite a u
zitecnym praktickym vece-
rem naucfte. Opetne bude da-
ma pfilezitost ptati Sc otazky,
Ipfi zajimave rozprave. WYE
deme z broadwayskeho koste-
la ma f9hu broadway a Mag
net ul blfze vych. IS. ul. v
10 h0d. rano. Kazdy je srdec-
ne Evan a vitan. -
F. J. Louxicky, kaxatel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
PREslDENTov NovY LEKAk

{ = Z ~ 81 = . 4
Washington, 20. cervna.
Stary pfitel Coolidgedv stane
sc lekafcm v Bflem Dome po
resignaci brig. gen. c. E. Saw
vera, ktereho nyn6jsf presi-
dent zdsdil po SVEN pfedchdd
ci. Major james F.. Coupal, ku-
rator armadnfho sfekafskeho
musea, lekaf p. Coolidge, kdy
byl guvernerem Massachusetts
su a pozd6ji mfstopresidentem
byl ustanoven lfednim l6ka-
ZEN Bileho Domu vcera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

BezpecnostnA feditel Barry
dosadil znovu do sluzby poll
cejnfm naceln1kem Graulem
suspendovaneh4 policejnfho
kapitana F. o. Smitha, ma ne
hoz bylo zaloFan ze 81 pr
zatykani prohlbicnich agentd
prohlizejicich jhostinec nepo.
cfnal dosti i9vofile. Agent
pozdeji zalobd odvolah.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
MOBILISAcE ZDEJ3fCH
cfNAN0.

Policii dose pokyn,' ze me-
ri zdejsimi cfhany Sc schyluje
k znacnym nspokojdm a ma
sledkem udani vyjely do ctvr-
ii obyvane ciiany kolem On
tario ul. tfi a utomobily obsa-
zene detektiv{, kteff patrali
po uschovanydh zbranfch. il
max jest cfnsBa ctvrt' jiz po
diva tydny hlidana dvema
zvlastnimi detektivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
BULHARSKO
SMLOUvA.

Sofie, lulharsko, %. cervna.
Schvalenf smlouvy, tykajicf Sc
vzajemne vymeny zlocincd, by
10 zde prave vym6n6no. Cd
nynejska kazdy American, kite
ry by byl v Bulharsku zatcen
pro zlociny v Americe spacha-
ne, bude. vydan americkym L.
fadGm k potrestani. S Bulhary
zatcenymi v Americe pro zlo.
Siny Bulharsku spachane,
bGde to prave tax.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

Generalni konsulat v New
Yorku hledaN nasledujici kra-
iany:
Mrs. Fredej, alias Friedel,
Cleveland, Of
Jacob Fark|as, New York.
Ludvik Dolezal, 80 Colum-
bia ST., SchenI Iectady, N. Y.
Otto Earkuls, New York.
Jan DosticIl, 60 Jarvis ST.,
Binghamton, IN. Y.
StanisIav Feldman, New
Milford, Comb
DIR. Emil Hiausner, 4499 Wa
sEington ST., Roslindale, Bos
tor, Mass.
Edw. PechAn, New York.
Valentin RdziGka 6 Main st
Norwalk, Cohn.
Stefan Frah9k
Ludvik Ne)mcik
Svatopluk tVolny z Kelce
New York, NJ Y.
Charles Nfarest, Alberta
Canada.
josef Szatdvski z Jablunko
va:
Ignac WeiIhberger, Henricl
llWeinberger, los. Samuel Wei
berger, Serenla Lederes, vel
mes v New York, N. Y.
\ Josef GajdI6s 2 Kosic.
Rudolf Stefko. s Stuart Pl
Yonkers, N. K.
Aloisie Krtxkova z Prahy
New York, NJ Y.
4 Marie Hub bok& 2 Kutn6 II
ry, New Yor (.
/ Xarel Lzicl er (kicaf) . Pr
dolince, New York.
John zak, U0S. Aviation.
Kdo INA Yn9jsf adresu hi
danych, necl4. il laskave gel
konsulatu ozn(Amf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

formator a nabozensky horlia
tel, byl obzalovan zde ma dv9
vazna obvin9nf, poystavsi 2 je-
no stykd s malymi dfvenkami,
nichz jedna eta jenom de-
vet let v6ku. Ma Mercera, jepz
zmizel, vydan byl zatykac 4
je po mem patrano po cele ze-
mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
PLAIN DEALER o VcEREJ-
81 SLOVENSKE SLAVNOSTI

1pravodaj Plain Dealeru
chvAlf vytrvalost lcastnikI
vcerejsiho odhaleni pomniku
stefanikova We Wade parku,
ktefi vzdor hrozicimu desti
vytrvali ma shromazdistfch q
vysli \ prdvodu as 5000 osob.
ucast pax odhaduje ma 10000
hlav. Uyadi vsechny recnfky,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

baseballov6 hire znamenit9 pfi
spela k vft6zstvi jejfho teamu
"Favorite Knits'' mad teamem
Joseph & Feiss Co. Vitezne
druzstvo hrati bude Ultra v T.
tery proti teamu Z London, On
tario, Kanada, kteryz zapas
bude hiram We Fort Stanley.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
SCHoZKA NEMECKYCH
PREMIERE.

Berlin, %. cervna. Kan
cfer Marx pozval ministerskc
pfedsedy vsech spolkovych sta
til n6meckych ku spolecne
schGzi ma den 3. cervennce, v
niz projednana bude vseobec-
md, politicka situace. zvlaste Sc
zfe+elem ma reparacni otazku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
OSUDNE PkEBEHNUTf
ULICE.

58lety Benjamin Barth, z (.
1921 Cypress ave. S. w., sna.
zil Sc vcera u zap. 25. ul. pre-
behnouti Denison ave., kdyz
pojednou upadl a byl prejet
autem. Byl sice Timed dopra.
ven do mestske nemocnice, ale
"a nekolik hodin nasledkem
utrpeneho Irazu zemrel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

Leningrad, Rusko, 28. Ger
yna. - Phi povodnfch v kraji-
ne U jezera Ladoga (obrovsk&-
no jezera severozapadn2 Cd
Leningradu lezicfho, ze kter@-
no Sc vyl6va feka N9va, prot6
kajfci Leningradem), bylo
|spoustami vod zahubeno pres
60 osob. Vody 'vystoupily o IA
stop. zpdsobivse nesmirn& 5lo
dy. Mnoho lidi sc utopilo . sta
|obyvateld jsou bez pfistfesi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

$ iednim ale malerem, uvadi
totiz naseho statecneho nacef-
nika Sokolske Obce Jarku Je-
linka jako zenu. v referatu O.
znamen jest i naklad ma po-
mink We vysi $4,000, ktery
sebran byl zdejsfmi Slovaky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30


selo Sc vcera mad poradanou
slavnosti pocasi, jez hrozilo
zejm6na t6sn6 pred pocatkem
propuknouti v dest', ale pres
vyhlidku ma zmoknuti stavely
sc rozd9lene divise sloven-
skych spolku " ustanove4ych
ulicich. Eel, boure Sc dostavila'
prcc, &C nikterak We form6 e.
lcktrickeho vyboje.
U pamatniku sameho, "a
haleneho dosud We velkou a.
merickou vlajku, cekaly jiz vel
ke zastupy lidu. Pomnfk sam
jest imposantniho vzhledu,
bronzova socha velkeho Slova-
ka a spolutvdrce Ceskosloven-
ske republiky, ktere nebylo v
napisu poprano mfsta, umist9-
ma jest ma velkem zulov&m
Gtyfhrannem podstavci, piso-
bic dojmem skutecne mohut-
nym, takze jest a bude parku
skutecne ozdobou.
Pred pomnikem vztycovaly
Sc ctyry radiove rozhlasne
trouby, ktere reprodukovaly
reGi ma v6tsi vzdalenost. Mezi
divaky, prodavany byly diva
Pamatniky a rozdavany obal-
ky ma dobrovolne dary urcene
ma dodatecne vylohy spojene
postavenim.
Byly as tri hodiny, kdyz Sc
hlasila zvuky pochodu prvni
divise, legionafi a spolky rytif-
ske a kadetske, vedeny L. Kr-
Gem, jenz ma ma postaveni po
mniku lvi podil. Divise ostat-
nj, celkem as jest9 tri, byly
vzdor nepohod9 velice cetne.
v cele privodu jeli diva jizd-
nj policiste a kracela sloven-
ska skupina v krojich Sc stan
dartou napisem.
Pc serazeni pred pomnikem
zahrana byla americka hymna
- statnim hymnam Geskoslo-
venskym dan byl take vyhost
a zahrana Tomasikova pisen
Hej- SloYaci,.. ci..-.---- -
Vydavatel Dennyho Hlasu
Pankuch jako hlavnf porada-
tel uvital znacny pocet shro-
mazdenych feci slovenskou,
nacez pfecetl proslov anglic-
Ky.
DR.. Francisco ridil sbor Zpe.
vOkol, ktery pfednesl krasnou
piaeh "Kdo "a pravdu hori.'
Sbor druhy nebyl vIbec do
zpivan.
Y zastoupeni statni vlad!
mluvil velice p9kne Mr.. Nc
Cruder, jenz vzpomenul Ste
fGnika jako hv6zdafe, jeho p,
liticke cinnosti uziv pekne. me
tafory, ze vzhlizel v jiznicl
moffch k hv6zdnemu nebi.. al
re vsech hvezd ze sob6 zami
loval nejvice jedinou hvezd
- hv6zdu svobody.
Druhy anglicky recnik, RI
nj Sulzman, vzbudil pfi obj
vent Sc vseobecnou sympati
ktera provazela celou jeh
rec, okofenenou misty ! h,
morem, vidal kredit m6stsk'
mu managerovi a n6kolikrat
opakoval, ze 81 vazi m6sto Cl'
veland sveho obGanstva cesk,
no a slovackeho pIvodu. Gle
okresniho vyboru Americkeh
Legie, Davis Ford, zminil 1
i 0 dobach husitskych, kdy n,
rod cesky bojoval "a svobod
q pravil, ze valka neprina
vzdy jen zlo, a ze valceni je,
TAX stareho pIvodu jako Ii,
stvo samo, "a krizackych VI
lex podnikly valecnou vypr,
WI ma osvobozeni Palestiny
ditky.
" zastoupeni washington
sk6ho vyslance republiky &c
koslovenske dr.. Chvalkovsk
no precetl konsul DIR. Bartose
~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

lehce postfeleI q jeden 2 lu-
picd, Martin, kastfelen ma mf-
ste, kdezto drthy, Walsh, tez-
ce zranen dopraven byl do ne
mocnfee Mt. sinai, kds .vcera
zemfel. Treti, McGrotty, jest
pod bezpecnoh zavorou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30
oDHAlEN( PoMNlku eENERhLA MI
LANA $TEFAnlkA We WADE PARKu.

hymny podruhe. Prednesl rec
svoji pekne dramaticky, GER
pale latku k prednasce tax ia
ko skorem vsichni recnici re
zivotnich dat oslavence.
v. narodni kroj odeny hosik
pfednesl milym hlaskem ba-
sen: "stefanik, stefanik -,
ktera prijata znacnym potles-
KEN. Az potud dal Sc program
klidne a jistou dustojnosti.
Ia ceskoslovenske legionafe z
Ameriky pocal mluviti p. Fred
Holub, jenz sc dotkl neblaze
okolnosti, proc ze byly ceske
spolky pokud Sc tyce slavnosti
pcradajfcfm vyborem ignoro-
vany, a jako ozvena oval Sc
HAS re zastupu, volajici:
"Hanba!" Kdyz fecnik v dal-
sim ctenem proslovu uzil ne
kolik k slavnostni reci ne pra-
We dobfe volenyc vet o skol-
stvi, ceske kultufe, pocali Sc
nekteri predaci ma tribune
bouriti, z obecerstva pax sly
Sell jsme volani "Pocujme ho",
"Kazdy ma pravo mluvit", ale
ii hlasy "Dold s Mimi" Zkrat-
ka propukla vrava, ktera nam
nikterak u pfftomnych hostti
ma cti nepridala. Legionari pc
afere jednoduse s praporem
ze slavnostniho mista odesli s
nekterymi spolky jinymi.
Jako ma utiseni ma chvfli
rozpoutanych WASN'T prednesla
mala Terezie Valentinova an
glickou basen. Pankuch, pokud
jsme "a hluku zaslechli, w.
prav6l, proc ceske spolky ne
byly pozvany, hlavne proto, re
ma zfizeni pomniku nepfispe-
lily, ano, ze kdyz DIR. Francisco
poradal s Krivanem pfedsta-
veni svoji operety v ceske ma.
rodni Sini ma Broadway, nj.
kdo z Mich neprisel, re zdstali
ale donna take SlOvaci, tom
moudfe pomlcel. Ovsem ze tvl
zeni Pankuchovo u jeho stou.
pencil doznalo velke ozveny.
Mezi nami meskajicf nacel.
mix Americke Sokolske Obce
Jarka Jelinek promluvil jed
ncduse, ale razne slovy ply.
noucimi cd srdce, kterymi "a.
tracoval vsechny malicherne
spory, ktere vyrGstaji k podo.
bnym, k male cti nam slouzl
elm aferam. Rec jeho aklamt
vana byla vseobecn6. Ia spo
lex "zivenu" pronesla zdravi
ci pi. Pisonova a "a katolick'
zeny pi. Gregova. Vsem
kdoz ma pomnik prispeli at
, darem neb praci, podekova
strucne a jadrne p. Lud. Kri
!, nacez Pankuch slavnost zako
o ell sc slibem, re k pomnik
: bude konana kazdym roker
!, pout' slovenskeho lidu. Ia Up
WI "Hej Slovaci' sc zastup
! rozchazely.
: Nemozno vsak fici, ze Ii
/. cdchazel nadsenim v sr'
o cfch, n6co jako mdra tlaci
J. kazdeho dobreho Slovaka
: Cccha, tax jsme 81 odhalel
e pomniku nepredstavovali,
) duchu nesmrtelneho genera
s. Milana Rostislava stefanik
n ceskoslovenskeho generala, p
O vnfho valeGneho ministra
e spolutvIrce mlade republik
J. Romano jist6 nebylo. Kazden
u bylo napadno 1myslne vyl
ii covani spolecneho dnesniho !
It zvu nasich osvobozenych st
l. rych vlasti. Hasa to mar
a- ma pomniku, kde vynechal
y bylo slovo, ktere tam rozho
line patfilo. Sv9dcf o tom, ze
pdvodci chybu uznavaji, n
l. bot po odhaleni pomnfku 2
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DIvNY REFORMATION.

Atlanta, Ga, 28. tervna. -
Jesse Mercer, Siroce zn&mt re
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PoDoBIzNA( cEsllf sP0R,
TOvNICE " DNE4NfM
PLAIN IDEALERU.

v dnesnim cfsls shlcd&v&me
Sc podobiz nou Eveliny Po-
tduskove, jez ako hAsetka pfi
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
COOLIDGE TACKLES
 OFFICIAL BUSINESS
President Has Clear Speaking
 Calendar for Time

Washington, Sept. S.--tfis speak ing calendar clear for two weeks ahead. President Coolidge was pre- pared today to tackle some pending government problems and to survey the reaction to his two speeches of last week.
 Political interest at the White House today centered on the out come of the elections scheduled for this week, including that in Maine today.
 Important among pending matters before the president is the report of the tariff commission on the pro- posed reduction in the sugar duty and the appointment of a member of the commission, the term of Commissioner Lewis expiring this month.
 Mir. Coolidge recently made it known that he approved Of the record of Commissioner Lewis, but he had not then made up his mind on the appointment, for which several applications had been made. The presidents next address will be before the Holy Name society con- vention here September 21.
 He has indicated that in it he will not discuss political questions, since the services will be held on Sunday and before a religious organization.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08

ain tFrance, Italy, Germany and in Europe through international coop eration?" In Great Britain 4,700 persons, territorially representative of the whole empire and engaged in q wide variety Of occupations, offered plans from which S6 winners were selected. The first prize was f1,e00, the second f2b0, the third HOO. The names of all the winners are with held in order not to Hssjudice dis cussion.
 The British competitors. like the French, virtually all made the League of Nations the central ma cNnery for whatever solution of Mirope's difficulties they proposed; there wash unanimous disposition to have Germany in the league, and there were many suggestions for modification. of the covenant 50 as 10 effect the adhesion of tho United States. The name of the winner was not made public,
 A summary of the prize winning plan says in part:
 Some writers wish to endow the league with the authority and fight ing equipment Of a super-state, but the best plans insist that the leagues appeal must be to moral rather than physical force, The treaty Of mu- tual assistance, or some similar agreement finds widespread support, and most competitors urge that special conference on disarmament be called by the league or by the British government. On repara- tons and interallied debts opinion is uniform. The reparation total must be reduced-about f2,000,000, ,000 is the usual suggestoon--and payment made along the lines of the Dawes report. Interallied debts must be reduced, and Great Britain should express her willingness to make con- ditional or partial cancellation of the money due to her, regardless of America's attitude. Many competi- tors agree that American collabora- ton is essential to European recov- Cry, and suggest an Anglo-American compact for various purposes. Final -ly, nearly .every plan stresses the need for the fostering of interna- tional goodwill and brotherhood, and calls on the churches, the press and the educational institutions of Europe to play an active part in dis polling the ignorance, hate, jealousy and fear which make international misunderstanding and strife so easy"
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
BAKERY EMPLOYEES OUTING
Parler-Buckey Family Goes to Lake compounce for Annual Trolic-- Single Men Win Ball Game.

The Parker-Buckey Baking Co. held its annual outing at Lake Com bounce yesterday afternoon at which about 126 employees and their fam ilies were present. The sports proved interesting and were entered into and enjoyed by all. The events were as follows:
 Ladies egg and spoon race, won by Mrs Thomas Flood.
 Mems wheelbarrow race. won by o. F Parker and Omar Contols.
 Ladies's potato race, won by Miss Helen Kelly.
 Mems shoe race, won by Nathan Schooler.
 Ladies's apple race, won by Miss Della Crouce.
 Mems 100 yard dash, won by Nell son Andrews.
 Ladies' 50 yard dash, won by Ma rie Brophy.
 Mems fat mans race, won by Frank Hart, i, Ladies walking the straight and narrow path, won by Miss Lehman.
 Mems rolling the scroll of honor, won by Jack. Ross.
 Tug of war between the bakers and thes alesmen, won by the sales men.
 Mems auoits, won by Joseph Me- Namara.
 Ball game between the married and single men, won by the single men.
 As usual the gall game was the chief event of the afternoon. Suit able prizes were awarded after each contest. .,' ....
 At the, close of the outing 1t was voted real success and three cheers were given for Parker Buckley Bak- ing Co.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
PARSONS THEATER

"The Unwanted Child" one of the most powerful dramas given to the public in years, now playing at Par sons theater, Hartford, with mat inees daily for ladies only, at which a lecture will be delivered on un- wanted babies. The play itself con- tains part of every day life. It is full of laughs, tears and many ex- citing scenes and situations that at times keep the audience up to the highest pitch of expectation. The engagement will be played at popu- lar prices
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
PRAISED BY LONDON TIMES
Newspaper Comments on Land- ing of Pliers
rha A.annlnted prerr.

The Associated Press,
 London, Sept. s.--The American alton has every reason to feel |roud of the skill and endurance of ts airmen, said the Times today in omn,enting on the arrival at Bos- pn of the United States Army ound- the world flicrs. Paying ribute to the admirable prcpara- 3ons for the flight and the assist Ince rendered by the United States overnment and navy, the paper de- Jared: -a s,.s. ...
 "Of the wisdom of this there can no question. and American air hanship and the. American nation re reaping a well deserved reward,
 It is no disparagement of the [merIcan airmen to say that no ex- editions by other nationelities have een so we'll backed by home sup ort IS theirs, for the glory of their chieyement is in no wise diminished d hereby"
 The Times finds every reason. to ope and believe that the last stage [ the flight will be successful, a be- ef that also is warmly expressed by he Westminster Gazette, which dds:
 The honor the airmen 50 richly eserye will be given by none more eadily than By their British com etitors."
 Praising the chivalrous efforts of he American fliers to help the |ritish after Major Mac Laren's |reck at Akyab, the paper says:
 The triumph of the Americans oubtless will be all the sweeter be- huse they showed that particular enerosity to their unsuccessful ri- hlg,"
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
ARE
 FROM BOTH PARTIES
Letters Received at Headquar.
 teTS So Indicate

Washington. Sept. S,--Letters re-. ceived fin response to Senator La Lollette's Labor Day radio address, a statement issued today by his headquarters said, indicate that the independent ticket is drawing strength about evenly from the re- publican and democratic ranks.
 Of those who declared they had been affiliated with either of the two old-line parties, 51.S5per cent said they were deserting the repub- lican party to vote for the La Fol- lette- Wheeler ticket it was stated, while 4S.15 per cent said that here tofore they had thrown their sup- port to the democrats. s+.
 Nearly One-Third Laborers
 The statement said that of those who gave their occupations. 3o.55 per cent were laborers, 2322 per cent farmers, 1S.l1 per cent busi- ness men and bankers, 11,12 per cent clerks and professional men, II per cent commercial travellers and salesmen, with the remainder scat tered through 80 occupations.
 The responses from adherents of the third ticket movement, it was said. had come from seventeen states with the greatest number from New York;. Illinois, Pennsyl- vania, and Ohio
 Employers Accused
 Hundreds of letters" the state ment added, said their employers were trying to sway them with spurious. inhammatory propaganda" ,"
 With view to perfecting cam paIgn plans in support of the La Toilette movement, group of labor leaders gathered here today for a conference as a forerunner to a series of meetings which are ex- peeted to have an important bearing on the campaign.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
PLAN FOR PEACE RESTS ON LEAGUE
British Award by Boston Mer'
 .Chant Is Announced

Boston, Sept. S,-The winning British proposals in the competition inaugurated by Edward A. Filene of Boston, for plans to restore peace anr prosperity in Europe were made public last night. In order to get a wide cross section of European pub lie opinion, MT. Filene gave s10,O00 in prizes in Great Britain and equal sums in France. Germany and Italy The French winners have been an- nouced: the result of the two re- maining competitions will follow at weekly intervals.
 In each country the question pro- pounded was, "How can peace and prosperity be restored fin Great Brit
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
Lions Resume Meetings;
 Will Make Winter Plans

The first meeting of the fall sea- son of the Lions club will be held at the Burritt Hotel tomorrow noon at 12 o'clock. As this is the first meeting since the middle of July it is not thought advisable to have a speaker. Members of the club will have a. general discussion on the plans for the winter season.