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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
Two Wall Street Parties

The republican party the party of big business The
democratic party the party Of little business But
it is that longer Wall Street has by the neck. La
Toilette the head of small business labor bankers in
dependent capitalists proposes clean the capitalist political
stables and make capitalism toIeabe It be done.
Wall Street will capture the laFolette outfit it has
democratic party Capitalism be reformed; must
be destroyed
Only class party, with the aim Of overthrowing the
capitalist system represented in the United States by Wall
Street, will solve the problem for the workers. That pro-
blem is freedom from exploitation, wage-savery and
the thousand evils that flow in the wake of this robber
tenn. Only thru wokingcass party based the class
struggle and aiming for the of for the
and the establishment of Workers Soviet Republic
dictatorship of the poetarat to replace the dictatorship
of Wall Street. this country be freed from the present
nightmare of want and and industrial anarchy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
PHILADELPHIA PRESS
CONDEMNS WILD BULL"
FOR DISRUPTING MEET
Especial to the Daily Worker.l

Especial to the Daily Worker.)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July g.
"cop Starts Riot: Orderly Meeting
Called to Consider Political condi-
tions In italy Disrupted by In
called for Intrusion of Gumshoe
Gink Who Got an Awful Beating for
His Pains. Fascists Suspected of
Plot to Discredit Movement OPP
posed to Mussolini. Orators Held
Under Extraordinary Procedure.
No Badge or Warrant Of Authority
Exhibited"
It's the conservative Philadelphia
Transcript relieving itself after the
dlsgracefuI disturbance Of the Mat
tectti protest meeting by an unau-
thorlzed cop, Joseph Mazzeo Of Gen.
eraI Buffers police staff.
"ThIs NUT stuff makes tremen-
dous hit with Butler" concludes the
Transcript, which must have a poIt-
icaI grudge against the police chief
that II takes such an interest In a
meeting addressed by II. M. Wlcks
Of the Workers party and other rad
lcsI speakers who were denouneing
Fasolsm and the crime and graft Il
has foisted on Italy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
Wall St. dominates

FTER exhibition of good-natured tolerance which al
lowed the small trusted capitalist of the tall grass to
hawk their antique notions of political ethics in the big circus
auditorium for weeks, Wall Street finally cracked
the big whip and forced its servants charge of the demo-
cratic convention out the horse play and do what
they paid for. That is to serve Wall Street
John W. Davis of the House of Morgan reiterated by
the Daily Worker the favorte candidate of Wall Street
and Wall Street. successful in putting him In
spite of the maudIin shrieks of William Jennings Bryan,
spokesman for the XII Kux Khan and his threat fight
the against Davis Wall Street thru its clever injection of
the religious and its manouvering of the "Commoner
into the role of Kan defender dscreded that old aker until
toward the Of the sessions his appearance the plat
form the signal for boos and hisses Davis put
when the road clear
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
RUSSIA READY no
BUY HARVESTER.
COMP ANY. GOODS.
U. S. Hatred of Souiets
Keeps Plants Closed
THIRD ARTICLE.

International Harvester Com
pany, almost completely shut
down, with only a small force
working five days a week, stub
bornIy refuses to enter into
reasonable Iarge-scaIe business
relations with the Soviet govern
ment.
Thru the Morgan and Rookie
Teller interests in the trust, the
Harvester company has unlim-
tied funds at it's disposal and
could allow the most stable gov
eminent in Europe enormous
credits, with little risk.
The Wisconsin steel mills, owned
by the Harvester company is entirely
shut down. The Mccormick works
on Blue Island Avenue are entirely
shut down with the exception of the
Irvine mill. The Deering harvester
works, part of the international har-
vester company, has laid off over half
of its force and threatens to close
entirely within the week.
Continued onspage 3D.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
DAVIS FOUGHT UNITED
MINE WORKERS UNION
IN BIG CORONADO SUIT

Especial TO the DAILY WoRKER)
NEW YORK, July 9.-John w.
Davis, nominee for president on
the democratic ticket, is exposed
in militant labor circles here as the
attorney who fought the United
Mine Workers Of America In the
famous Coronado suit. Davis
sought to force the international
union to pay the sum Of s6oo0,ooo
damages for property losses sus-
tanned by the Baehe-Denham COM
pany In Arkansas during a strike
in 1914. Lower courts upheld
Davis contention.
The United States Supreme Court
finally decided against payment Of
the damages in this case but estab-
llshed the dangerous legal pre-
cedent that union could be sued
for strike losses.
Union men are specializing as to
whether Samuel compers will fol-
low his lnvariabIe custom and en-
dorse the democratic nominee
In this case notorious anti-labor-
lite. They expect nothing but the
worst from compers. Prior to his
nomination, Davis managers soil
cited oompers' support. The head
Of the A. F. Of L. lodged a formal
decision until the convention had
acted, but he is expected to declare
himself now.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
Rival Rag to Seattle
"Union Wreck" Raised
By State Federation

SEATTLE, Wash, July 9.-The
State Federation of Labor has just
put on another sail to help their ship
over the stormy sea. The new sheet
is the Washington State Labor News,
a 12-page weakly" published here by
William Short, president of the state
federation, and A. E. Wolthers, man
aging editor. Short is supposed to be
collecting funds for the Union Rec
ord, official organ of the Seattle Gen.
trail Labor council, but If he's sup
posed to be running the other rag he's
not likely to boost the Union Record
far.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
With a Gunman's Aid

Davis the attorney for the Telephone Trust and
ceeded in raising the telephone tolls in New York fifteen per
Davis supported the democratic convention by
the notorious Don chan of Logan County, W. Va leader Of
the army of BadwnFets murderers who specialists in
the art of strkebreaking and killing union miners.
represented the coal operators the famous
nado against the United Mine Workers of America.
AS these lines written, Wall Street has selected
running for Davis But it will be just careful as
at the republican party convention Coolidge and
Davis! Dawes and Wall Street can laugh heartily
while deuded workers will quarrel the shadow
boxers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
Services to Plutocracy

Who is John w. Davis? He is the outstanding reaction
airy the democratic party Since he first entered politics.
his ability placed the disposal of Big Business. In
congress and of congress he has failed in his loyal
ty He is member of the j. P. Morgan banking firm.
He solicitor general of the United States under the first
of Woodrow Wilson and from 1918 to 1921 Wilson's
ambassador the Court of ST. James where he distinguished
himself a toady and turnkey
The British imperiaists liked him we'll that he
made Honorable Bencher of the Middle Temple. He is
legal representative of The Irish Free State government
America Among his other qualifications the fact that he
is 32nd degree
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
HARVESTER SLAVE CONTINUES
EXPOSE FOR DAILY WORKER

"A HARVESTER TRUST SLAVE" IN this issue Of the DAILY
WORKER contributes his
his shoPmaes forced
Harvester Trust.
In this article about the psychological effect
unemployment having
their jobs Our contributor tells Negroes
most dangerous and mental work the plant small pay
He takes into the mill prison
which the paid uniformed
article HARVESTER TRUST SLAVE" will write
about the and conditions prevailing
department
HARVESTER ARTICLES.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
FIRST ARTICLE TOMORROW
World Congress Is Told
International Situation
RUSSIAN RECOGNITION LIKELY BY
JUGO-SLAVIA, CZECHO- SLOVAKIA
Especial to The Daily worker)

VIENNA Austria July s-Recosnion Of by
members Of ever likely since M Ltv
nofs arrival at Marenbad to
planning conference with the
ROumana has strongly tho neuhbors
Czeohosovaka both Roumn
which 80 mnesy Russian czechos
encouraging the Roumanian miItars policy
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10

WorkersI Farmersl Demand:
The Labor Party
Amalgamation
Organization Of UnorganIzed
The Land for the Users
The Industries for the Workers
Protection Of the Foreipn-eorn
Recognition Of Soviet Russia
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
No Employment Here.

DETROIT, July 9.-While thou
sands Of workers are being laid off
or put on reduced schedules, the De-
troit police department has sworn in
100 additional patrolmen.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10

- NENI@ EN~INEN6EN
RAISES THE STANDARD
FOR A WORKERS AND
FARMERS GOVERNMENT
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-10
J0bIess Army Grows at International Plant
| Lawyer for international
Banker Gets Presidential
Nomination at New York
Especial to the Daily Worker)


~ nomIuued
The nomination Morgan choice Wall Street n the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20
yEIKY NAVAL DO MOVE
BUDOVY UNION TRUST
BANKY.

v prvni den otevreni move
obrovske budovy banky Union
Trust M Euclid = vych. 9. ul.
dostavilo Sc k prohlidce 1885,
453 osob v dobe cd 9. hod!
dep. do 8. hod. vec. v prekra-
sn9 stavitelsky rozlustene
chodbe banky bylo sta kv6tin.
darkd pratelstvi zprfznenych
dstavd. Navsteyy dovoleny bu
dou pc cely tyden az do sobo:
tu, kdy zahajovaci slavnosti
zakonceny budou detskym
dnem.
Mezi spoustou blahopfej-
|nych telegraml jest depese
presidenta Coolidge, ktery wy
slovuje syoje politovani, ze ne
mohl osobne k zahajovacimu
|dnu sc dostaviti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20
VYZV A /!

Uvidi sc timto We zna-
most, ze sc kona vylet ma So
kolskou farmu v Twins
burgh, O., v nedsli 8. Gerv-
ma po cestovnich automobi-
lech. Vyjede Sc ze Sokolov.
ny Nova Vlast v 8 hod. ra-
no. kdo mini Sc vyletu to-
hoto sl6astnit a misto 81 v
byssu zajistit, necht' Sc pfi-
hlasi ' dtery q v pitek We
Ger v tslocvi6ns u br. cviei.
tele. K hojns dcasti uctivs
I'VE krajany ma zapadni stra
ne jmenem pofadatelstva
v. PRECH, n&eelnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20
cESKOS LOVENSKO PAMAT-
CE WILSONOVE.

Obdrzeli jsme ukazkou pc
kn9 .ypograficky vypraven;
pamflet vydany v anglicke re-
Ii ma ucteni pamatky zemre-
leho valecneho expresidenta
Wilsona. Velice vzhledna bro
zurka kvartoveho formatu OBJ
sahuje texty soustrastnych te-
legramd ceskych statnikd s
presidentem Masarykem v ce-
lie a adresu americkeho vyslan
ce v Praze Lewise Einsteina.
Spisek vydany byl k soucasne
Wilsonove panychide pofada-
ne dne 10. dnora Smetanove
sini prazskeho mestskeho re-
preSentacniho dOmu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20
POlSKO Sc CHYSTA K PIA-
CENf DLUH0.

VarSava, l9. kvetna. - Mi
nistersky predseda Grabski
prohl&sil dnes, ze Polsko Sc
snazi vyuzitkovat nynejsi pri-
znive financni situace k tomu,
aby pokusilo Sc o splatku ma
duh Spojenym Statum, jenz
Obnasi l57 milionu dollarl mi
mo uroky. Polsky vyslanec
Wroblewski zvlaste k tomu CT
Ii pfibyl sem z Washingtonu,
ably sicastnil sc zvlaStni kon-
fereaice, ma niz jednati sc bu-
de O pTemenu dluhu toho ma
shrocitelne dluhopisy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20
AMERICAN OLOUPEN v
BERLfNE.

Berlin, 10. kvetna. - Will
liam Berger, 66lety, americky
obcan, byl nalezen policii le-
zici v bezvedomi We tmave u
hci zde vcera vecer. Pravil, re
byl omamen n6jakym drogem
a pax oloupen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20
OBHAJCE KUT.AL-MART
ZEMREL.

Pariz, 10. kvetna. Gen.
Townshend, jenz vyznamenal
sc mesopotamske Rampant
We svetove valce jako "obhaj-
ce Kut-al-Mary, zemrel nahle
v domove sve tchyne zde vce-
ra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20
$4,000 HOUSLE UKRADENY

Cincinnati. O., l9. kvetna.
Policie zdejsi dnes lsilovne pa
trala pc stope zlodeju, kteri
ukradli housle Stradivarky, IA
nez nedavno jejich vlastnik
Walter Partner odmitl cenu
$4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20
"a CESTs 0TOOVU. j.: J:
RON MAN.-
Napsal Xavier d Nant6pin.
- r o M A N

Mel sc jen ptai: Proc rs by,
la drozka odvexena \, op9t vrS
cena! Prece ne K v0li odci.e-
nj benkovky ze satu, ktery "
vnitf drozky byl pohozen. -
Tu nehyli by musili xlodeji
s drozkou ceiou Pafix profit
dei. Nell vsak zapotfebi drox
ky k lnosu teny, to jest sko-
rem dokaxano. - A kan "a
vezena byla tato lena, kan,
at ux il tam cekala smrt Ii
nasili? Kdyby mn6 bylo BY
valo ulozeno pc inoscich pa
trait, byi bych 81 del. xe inos
ten ma konec povede k nSja-
ke neobycejne udSlosti, k dal-
simu nejakemu zlocinu a pro-
to byl bych pc cel8 Pafizi, po
predm4stich ma mill daleko
v okoli (nebot' "a tn kratkou
dobu nebyol by Sc. mohlo s
drozkou dale dojetil, byl
bych vsude tam patral po sto-
pach. po znamkach a nasled-
cich udalosti te. Byl bych 81
dial podati Cd kazdeho okres-
niho komisare policejniho
zpravy 0 vsech pfihodach q o.
znamenich v jeho okresu. Q
kazde mrtvole nalezene, a o
kazdem pfipadu napadnem.
Byl bych bedlivc prohlizcl YES
kere hlinite cestv v .Pafizi j
v okoli - nenit' jich mnoho
- otisky kol kopyt v blate
re vSech tech znamek byl
bych dospel K pfesvedceni, ze
drozka cislo 13 jela pc cest3
bagnoletske al ma blizkou W.
sinu mad lomy ze sjela dru-
h0u stranou ku Montreuilu,
kdyz byla Sc zastavila ma
kratky cas- pred jednim leto-
hradkem, ktcry as hodinu ma
to plameny byl znicen - i
byl bych tax nabyl poloyic-
ne iistotv, ze zena neb div
ka nne.senla ,zahynula .pri TOM
to pozaru, ncpochybn6 zumy-
sine zalozenem."
YPolicejni nacelnik a komi-
sa'r naslouchali S dzascm a
obdivem Plantaudu.. Oba OBJ
divovali Sc vskutku jeho o.
bratnosti a neobycejnemu dG-
vtipu.
"A Wv jste vse vypatral?"
zvolal konecn6 policejni ma
celnik.
"Ano, pane" odv6til agent
sklopiv skromne zrak. "Jen
min6ni\ me, ze obet' unesena
" plamenech zahynula, jest
prozatim len domnenkou. -
Od vcereiska pferusil jsem
totiz patrani sve. pfipcmenuv
81, IL ner"l isem ami prava
je podnikati, nebot,., - neby-
10 mi nikym ulozeno. - Pro-
to takv nemohl jsem, zel, po-
hovofiti 81 policejnim komi-
safem bagnoletskym, nebot'
nebyl bvch smell mu rici, kdo
jsem a "a .iakym 1celem k ne
mu Sc obracim. Cht6l jsem
sicc Ultra jcst6 podrobiti W.
slechn obvyatele. bydlici M
vysinH blizko shoTelcho leto-
hradku a hledsti taky po Ba-
gnoletu stopy zharl, .konecne
promluviti $ majitelem leto-
hradku. avsak rozmyslil jsem
ST to, byl bych tim pfekrocil
Ikol, ktery mi byl sveren!"
este horlivym sluhou po-
licie, Plantaude. Nev6d6l jseMa
posud, ze dIvtip vas je tax
neobycejny. Nuze, chcete po-
kracovati v tomto patrani?"
"Jakym pravem mohl bych
tax chit? Vec byla jin6mu
sverena a pfi mem postaveni
nespada to ami V mou prdvo-
moe"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20

kove! - Jak jste mne, pane,
ucinil St'astnym!"
Ultra prefekt podpise jme
nov&ni vase, Wy sepiSete pro-
tokol 9 dosavadniIn SVEN pa
trani, dokud jste mi je dnes
jen dstne. sd6lil, nstex hned bu
dete We svych vyxv3dech po-
kratovati. Ma shledanou te-
dy xitra, pane inspektcre!"
.Plantaude uklonil sc az k
xemi 4 odchizel radosti opo-
jen. Jeho sen byi spin3n!
''Tento muz je roxeny po-
licista !" pavil komisar po
jeho odchodu. ''DoufSm, ze
prokite nam jest9 platne sluz
by! Thefer bude vsak xufiti!''
"Jest to clovek odbyty! -
Vycerpsl Sc prilis z&hy - ia
cekal cd neho mnohem vice
Prospel nam vsak casteji a
nemohu tudiz $ MIN, jednati
nemildsrdn6. Zam3stnam no
pfi dozoru mad hotely."
Druheho dne z rama dal 81
policejni nacelnik pfedloziti
jeste posledni zprasu Thefe-
ra. Pravilo Sc v nj, ze neni
cak, ably afera drozkou {.
l3 byla cbjasn6na. Nikde me-
nj pry zadnych stop po pacha
telich, zbyva pry jedine jen
jeste ma nahodu spolehati.
Okamzik na to dai 81 po-
licejni nacelnik predvolati
Thefera, vytkl mu JENNIE, ze
sice nepochybuje nijak 0 hor-
livosti a dobre vdli jeho, avsak
4e jeho bystrczrak zfejme Sc
slabl, nepochybn8 n&sledkem
velk6ho -pfetezovani praci a
ukoly. Bezvyslednost patrani
po zlodejich drozky {. 13 to
zreime pry dokazuje.
Kdybyste doveda," skon-
Gil policejni nacelnik. 'lustiti
obtizne problemy, jako jste
to jindy dovedl. kdyby ddv.
tip vas byl stejne pronikavJ
.iako jindy. byl byste Sc v te.
to afefe dopatral toho. cehu
iiny na vasem miste Sc dopa-
trail"
POsledni SlOva Thefera nej.
vice prekvapila a zmatla. Ci'
til, jak predstaveny jeho pro-
nikave ma nej pohlizi. Ably
Sc v tomto okamziku neprozrs
dill, musil n&pjati veskery dl.
vtip svlj provcsti mistrov-
sky kousck pfetvarky. Tvafil
sc proto nancjvySe uzaslym.
"Jiny zc vypatral stopy zlo
dejl drozky? Jiny re vyzve.
del, kterym sm6rem a kan {
nj jeli?"
"Ano, ano, ano!
Thefer otfel 81 studeny pot,
jimx Sc mu cello Erosilo i "a.
mumlal jen:
To jest nemozno!'
"Nikterak!"
Policejni nacelnik vyprav6i
xa stale rostouciho zdeseni
Theferova, CO Plantaude by
vyzvedel, zamlcev ovsem o.
patrne jmeno, tohoto, i kon,
Gil: "Dale nez k. letohradku
shofelemu patrani ovsem ne.
dospelo, nevime posud AMI
kam unosci xmizeli a co stale
Sc S nebchou jich ob3ti! Avsak
nepochybne doxvime Sc toho
co nevid&t!"
We sve nzkosti nevylicitelne
Thefer pontkud sc ted vzmu.
I'll. Patranim, jez Ak dosud
bylo vykonlno, nebyi aspof
jeste prozrazen, mel nadeji
ze tajemstvi zlocini jeho III.
stane pohfbeno v troskach she
releho domu.
"Zaverek vsehc toho jest, >
~ l. s>r Sr~,s,cI ~-1:>.s sxlsl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-20

Prllpad prfllrodniho
plynu
DROTO ze zalezitost prirodniho plynu spool
Z va ma prImyslu zakaznicich, kterym slou-
Il Narodni Sdruxeni prlrodniho plynu Ame-
rice, pozvala verejnost ma Narodni vystavu pri-
rodniho plynu clevelandskem Mestskem Au-
ditoriu, ktera Sc kona dnes zitra, odpoledne
vecer.
VYSTAVA jest casti narodni konvence pri-
myslu, pTirodniho plynu. Jest vzdy zaimava,
kdyz lid sam neni zamestnan dobyvanim pfi-
rodniho plynu poslouzeni TIME celym me-
stlm.
MUzI PRfRODNtHO PLYNU a pripojenych
primysll, vnesou do teto vystavy veci, ktere
pomohou zlepsiti prace jimi vykonavane. Muzi
plynu Vas zadaj ako spotrebovatele prirodni
no plynu, kteri jsou skutecne interesovani
tomto pripade, ably sc stall hosty teto vystavy
ucinili sobe pojem obrazu urciteho.
VEREJNOST SAMA jest rovinna sobe neja
kych znalosti tohoto prlmyslu jako zakladu po
rozumeni, jez lest nezbytnym lusteni tohoto
problemu.
s OMEZENOU ZASOB0U prirodniho plynu.l
ktery jednou spotrebovan lelnilze vice byti ma
hrazen, dostacitelnou zasobou, jes jest znacne
jiz vycerpana, ale dosud to velkolepe uzitec-
ne sluzby, jest-i re lest spravne vyuzita sami
poznate, re prvni otazkou prirodniho plynu jest
jak MIN nakladate.
SPOTREBOVATELE PLYNU plynovy prJ-
mysl mali ma tuto prvni otazku odpovedeti
Jak nejlepe uzivati prirodniho plynu, ktery
nam jeste zbyva spalovani
vLADA SPOJENYCH STATU pracovala po
leta Sc spolecnostmi prirodniho plynu tomto
smeru poucovani. Vzdelavaci department The
East Ohio Gas Company spolu S bezplatnou
sluzbou pracuje temuz lcelu.
NARODNI VYSTAVA prirodniho plynu po-
maha obchodniklm odpovediti nejlepsim uzi
ii plynu. Otazka tato dotyka sc stejne zakazni
XII jako mas Podilejte Sc ma jejim rozlusteni
Nemizeme vykonati nasi povinnost dokud ne
vykonate povinnost Vasi.
NAVSTEVA plynove vystavy, ma kterou
jste srdecne zvani, poskytuje vytecnou pri
lezitost nauciti Sc necemu uzitecnemu zaji
mavym i zabavnym zpisobem
The EAST OHIO GAS COMPANY
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-02-22
DIRECTOR HINES WARNS
VETERANS TO FILE CLAIMS


Disabled veterans of the recent
World War are warned by General
Frank 7. Hines, director of the
United States Veterans Bureau, to
present their claims for compensa-
ton immediately, as the time limit
win soon expire.
The War Risk Insurance Act spe-
cifcally states: s'That no compensa-
ton shall be payable unless claim
therefor be filed, in case of dis
ability, within five years after dis
charge or resignation from the SER
vice, or, in case of death during the
service, within five years after such
death is officially recorded in the
department under which he may be
serving: PROVIDED, HOWEVER,
that where COMPENSATION is PAYABLE
for death or disability occurring af-
ter discharge or resignat on from
the service, claim must be made
within five years after such death
or the beginning of such disability.
The time herein provided may
be extended by the director not to
exceed one year for good cause
shown. If at the time any right ac-
crues to any person under the pro-
visions of this article, such person
is a minor, or is of unsound mind
or physically unable to make "a
claim, the time herein provided
shall not begin to run until such
disability ceases"
As most of the men were dis
charged in 1919, this will be the
last year that many of them can
legally file claim excepting in ex-
IRENE cases where the appeal must
be sent to Central Office in Wash
ington and the Director allows the
additional year.
Il have found that many ex-ser-
vice men hesitate about fling a
claim, said General Hines, but
they should remember that their
disabilities grow worse instead of
better and too often, aid is not
asked for until it is too late. The
Veterans Burean is endeavoring to
reach all possible claimants before
their tire limit has expired.
The Veterans Bureau maintains
offices at Helena. Montana: Fargo,
North Dakota: Sioux Falls. South
Dakota: st. Paul and Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-02-22
City Team Splits With College
Ouints.

Ely avenged itself for an earlier
defeat at the hands of the Eveleth
Junilr College by giving Eyeleth its
second and most Illuminating defeat
of the year 31-12 Friday night but
lost to the Virginia College quint at
Virginia Monday by a 1921 score.
The Eveleth game was fast and
clean. The visitors were able to
work the ball down the floor but
their shooting was way off form.
They missed pot shots time after
time. Had they made some of these
the score would have been evener.
Coach Nelson attempted to use num-
erous combinations in attempting to
stem the tide but these were of no
avail. Ely played their best floor
game of the year showing strong
drive and snappy passing, eliminat-
ing long shots entirely. Ely's for
ward wall worked in excellent
unison; Lindbeck and kowalke each
getting 10 points and Dinsmore
securing 8.
Kauppi, who started in Dinsmore's
place, opened the scoring with a
long shot. Kowalke sunk in two
free throws and Kykyri made one
from the field leaving Ely leading by
a AZ score at the end of the first
quarter. In the second quarter with
Dlnsmore at center Ely began to
draw away from the collegians.
Dinsmore and Kowalke got two
field goals, Lindbeck got one and
Somroek made a free throw. For
Eveleth Kykyri made point and
Champa made two short shots Just
before the period ended The score
was 1877. Eveleth made only one
field goal and three free throws in
the last half. For Ely Lindbeck
made four from the field and
Kowalke and Dinsmore got two each.
In the preliminary game the Odd
Fellows defeated the S. F. of A.