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Boston ................. 0s0 l30 0o0-- [ pstroh .s.;...s;s ..'.. soz IDS Slx-is mann 2. Joness Ross. O,Rourke. Three base hit, Picinich. Stolen bases, Cobb (, o'Rourke. Plcinich. Sacrifices. Manush &, to Rigney, Rigney to Blue. Left on bases, Boston ', Detroit Il. Bases on balls, off Fullerton 1. Murray g. Ross 1. Whftehill l. Holloway 1, Dauss 1. Struck out. by Quinn 3. Whitehill 3, Halloway 1. Dauss 2. HHs. off Quinn in innings (none out in fourthl, Murray in lea, Fullerton 2 in 2-3. Ross { in 9, whitehiIl in (none out in fifthl. Holloway l in 1, Dauss iu I: Hit by pitcher. by Whitehiil (Pictnich, Xeach), by Quinn IORourkel. Passed ball, Picinich. Winning pitcher, Dauss. Losing pitcher. Murray. Unpiress Nallin and Row land. Time. 2:2S.
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'Sold before pon'-the usual repori following a "Fot Sale" Want Ad ir The Age Herald,
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xBatted for Neibergall in eighth. xxBatted for 5tuarC in seventh. xxxBatted for Fowler in ninth. xxxxHan for Sherriil in ninth.
Score by innings:

.Freigau, High, Griffith Three-base hits. Brown, Deberry. Home run. Bottomley. Stock. Double plays, Cooney to Bottom ley, Fournier (unassisted). Cooney to Hornsby to Bottomley (2). Left on bases. St. Louis g. Brooklyn {. Bases on balls. off Dyer 4g- Stuart ?. Fowler 1. Vance 8. Struck out. by Dyer 1, Stuart 2. Vance 9. it's, off Dyer { in 2 2-s innings, Stuart { in { Ia, Fowler 1 in 1. Losing pitcher, Dyer. Umpires. Sweeney. O'Day and ouig- ley, Time, 2:O2
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M---. -.

Fort Worth 1, Dallas 4. Wichita Falls 9-5, Shreveport Ill. San Antonio 3, Houston 5. Beaumont 2, Galveston 6.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Walker, Dau- Meusel Sacrifice, Walker. Double plays, Jackson to Frisch to Kelly, Daubert to Caveney to Daubert. Caveney to Critz to Daubert, Critz to Caveney to Daubert (2). Left on bases, New York {. Cincinnati II. Bases on balls, off McQuillan 2. Rixey q. Maun 1. Struck out. by Rixey 2. Hits. off McQuillan Il in innings, Maun in (. Hit by pitcher. by Maun (Bressler). Passed ball. Wingo Losing pitcher. Mc- Quillan. Umpires, Moran and Rigler. Time,
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RESULTS

Southern League. New 0rleans {, Birmingham 0. Memphis 4-S, Mobile IA. Nashville 5, Little Rock {. Atlanta 12, Chattanooga 5.
 National League. Cincinnati A-5, New York, 2-1. Brooklyn e-S, St. Louis 5-3. (first game Only games scheduled.
 American League. Detroit IF, Boston !. Cleveland [, New York 1. Washington (, Chicago 2.
 Western League. Lincoln 6, Wichita {. Omaha 8, St. Joseph {. Des Moines Tel, Oklahoma City e-B. Denver 3, Tulsa 6,
 Western Association. Springfield 1, Ardmore {. Hutchinson 10. Muskogee 0. Bartlesyills 3, Okmulgee o. Topeka 3-S. Fort Smith 5-3. (second game called end sixth. darkness).
 Texas League.a Fort Worth 1, Dallas 4. Wichita Falls 9-5, Shreveport Ill. San Antonio 3. Houston B. Beaumont 2, Galveston 6.
 American Association. Minneapolis To, Toledo 1-7. Indianapolis 2-s. Milwaukee A-6. Columbus s-7. St. Paul l-s.
 International League. Syracuse 3-3, Jersey City 10-1. Toronto S-2, Baltimore s-7. Reading 2-3, Buffalo 3-l. Newark (, Rochester 5.
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American League

Lost articles are found, worS is eb- tained,. help is secured, real estate is sold, through Want Ads placed in The Age-Herald.
 Sold before noon"-the usual report following a For Sale" Want Ad in The Age-Herald.
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Syracuse 3-s, Jersey City lo-t. Toronto S-2, Baltimore 3-7. Reading 2-3, Buffalo 3-l. Newark (, Rochester s.
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AmerIcan AasocIatIon
InternntionaI I,eague.

Minneapolis To, Toledo 1-7. Indianapolis 2-s. Milwaukee 4-6. Louisville 5-s, Kansas City S-2. Columbus 2-7, St. Paul 4-6.
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National League BcttomIey. Cards ...........1 iS Snyder, Giants ..........'..... League '.................... 2 s2I
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HOME RUNS

Southern League
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OAAAs DA xBatted for McQuiilan in fifth.
 e..n..n. l,ar ir,
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Totals .:.....;.s4 8 g Matted for Perkins in ninth. xxBatted for Burns in ninth.
Totals

IUIdI87 soI LV ID Gd IT xBatted for Danforth in sixth. xxBatted for Gerber in seventh. Score by innfnRs.
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SECOND GAMn
Totals ..........sj

: NbNLNUN LDT LGdU m TIT UT.
 xxBatted for Jonnard in seventh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
xl0DkJskf 'HIsrosIgY ytE
RESI- NEDELE. IS

Paul Boschse 1889 v5ch
50. u. byl pfepaden dvema
muzi. udefen zabiiakem do hln
Wy q oloupen . $49.50.
Do domu Antona Antoncece
ma Darvins ave. vloupaIi Sc ne
znami pobertove a ukradli 81
dollard a hodinky. Vylome-
nym oknem dostali So lupiti
do zelezafsksho1 obchodu ia
kuba Rosenberga, 1439 vych
9. ul., odkud odhesli snexoHli
revolveru.k
Jak oznandie w. McMor-
ris, 10914 Pasadena ave., od-
nesl: mu neznAmi pobertove q
dor1u skvbsty v Gene $500 a
$6 ma hotDvosti.
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lDfl1ckY zIvoT MA
OSTROvE.

Stranou kultnrnfho' sveta po
lozeny ostrov Tristan da Cum
ha v jiznf casti Atlantickeho
oceanu, tax as ma pdl ceste
mezi Kapskym Mestem a Pa
ruguayem byl vseobecne po-
kladan "a neobydleny a "a po-
slednfch let byl jen nekolikrat
navst{ven lovci velryb. Letos-
niho roku ma jare mel kapitan
anglickeho parniku Berwick"
napad vyslati k brehu ostrova
clun a K jeho pfekvapeni ma
slo muzstvo % muzi a 8 ze-
ny pochazejfci ze vsech kouti
zeme. Jediny clovek, $ kterym
Sc kapitan mohl j dopzumeti,
byl Anglican, 4byvaly delostfe-
aecky kapral. Skromne obyva-
telstvo zije velice spokojene
bez kostela, skoly, bernfho u
radu, policie j jinych kultur-
Mich vymozenostf. Zda Sc, ze
v teto idyle Anglitany ami v
budoucnu nebudou vyrusova-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
DIVA POLICISTE MA KO-
LECH ZRANENI.

Ia stfhanf dvou rychlojezd-
CD zraneni byli diva straznici
nd motocyklech, jeden autoi-
sta zatcen, kdezto druhy u
plachl. Straznik Frank Vorel
honii ujizd6jiciho autoistu W.
chodnfm smerem ma Saranac
ave., dostihl jej teprve kdyz
Sc auto srazilo sc dvema stro-
j jinymi ma Saranac Ave. u
vych. 152. ul. Vorel utrpel "a
kolise odfeniny lehciho razu.
Druhy mailer Sc prihodil mo
tocyklistovi straznfku Clyde
Wardovi, ktery taktez stihal
auto, ale srazil sc ma Central
ave. Sc strojem jinym, ktery
nahle Cd chodniku zabocil do
jfZdni drahy. Ward byl znac-
ne podren ale stihanemu spor-
'tovci Sc podarilo uniknouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
R0DINNk TRAGEDIE ma CEsTE
Z WLETU. II
JAN vANERKA zASTRELIL zENU, SEBE
SMRTELNE ZRANIV.

PAM Anna Vanerkova, 5110
Hamm ave., zalovala sveh0
muze Jana Vanerku 0 rozvod
a manzele take jiz po nekolik
mesicI zili Cd sebe odloucene.
PAM Vanerkova Sc 7cerejsi
nedele 12letym synkem Will
liamem sucastnila vyletu v
Capkove zahrade ma vych. Il.
ul. Kdyz Sc po osme hodine We
cerni vracela, pfipojil Sc k
nj byvaly jeff manzel a zacal
s nj hadku. Pred domem (.
1879 ma vych. II. ul. vynal
pojednou Vanerka revolver a
vypalil ma zenu tfi rany, z
nichz dve zranily il ma hlave
a jedna v prsa a pax pred o.
Gina synka Sc stfelil do hlavy.
Vanerkova, stara teprve "a ro
ky, dopravena byla do nemoc-
nice sv. Alexise, kde "a tri
hodiny, aniz by nabyla vedo-
mi, skonala. Vanerka, 36 r.
star, byl dopraven do teze ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

{
Ma tfetim patfe ma byti LAG
zdravotnfch eel, lefstnost pro
mefeni die Bertillonoya syste.
mu, pro prvnf ponspc. sisnalni
system, radiostanice a tridy
pro policejnf kadety. v skle-
penl umisteny budou dilny,
zabavni .pokoje, satny a spr-
chy.
DIE Hopkinse stati sbude
vse jen $750.O00, tax re z ku-
PM ceny $1,200.000 zaplace-
nych "a starou |. stanici Van
Sweringenovyrhi zajmy jeste
zbude. Tim. ze zfizeny: budou
tri soudni sine, nikterak nenf
receno, ze by Sc m9sto vzdava
10 puvodniho planu pouzivati
5 okresem spolecne move SOU
dnice, ktera je planovana ma
MallH, jak navrzenos bylo letos
v dubnu. Pro zmin6ne sine ma
slo by Sc vzdy pry upotrebeni.
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mocnice, kde lekafi jeho ranu
prohlasili "a velice kritickou,
tax re sotva Sc uzdravi. Jest
povolanfm pekar.
Syn usmrcene matky, 18lety
Louis, vypravel ma policii ja-
ko svedek, ze v manzelstvi
propukly ncshody as pred dve-
ma roxy, ktere vedly k rnzlu-
ce. DIE vypovedi mladikovych
zachazel pry Vanerka s man
zelkou svoI nelidsky.
Vanerka ozenil Sc $ Vaner-
kovou jako; vdovou a oba sy-
move pochazejf 2 driv6jsiho
jejiho manzelstvi.
Maly Wnliam vypravuje,
ze nevlastnf otec vsude ma
vyletnfm mfste "a matkou cho
dill a prvnf hadku zapocal,
kdyz rozvedena ieho zena S
nekterymi muzi tancila. Ably
81 zjednala ,pokoj, musila pri-
volati straznika, ably il muze
zbavil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

a garaze. Zejmena jest pama-
tovano ma umist6nf aut j v bu-
doucim "zmotorisovani' poll
Gle.
V prfzemku umisteny mali
byt 1radovny precinktni a mist
nosti letacf skadrony, 1radov-
ma nacelnika, mistnost rekord-
nj, pro policejni zalobce, pro-
batni 1fedniky Getty traffic
nj. Ma druhem patre umfsten
bude policejni soud We trech
sinich spolu 8 kancelafemi de-
tektivd, Zen policistek i mist
most pro novinarsk6 zpravoda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
MOVE MfSTO PRO HLAVNf
POLICEJNf STANICI.

Mestsky manager Hopkins
hodla ma dnesnim zasedani
mestske rady pozadati o schva
leni plant ma novy policejnf
hlavni stan, ktery ma byti zri-
zen ma Payne ave. mezi vych.
10. a 21. ul. Stavebni misto je
v prdceli 1856 stop Stroke "a
hloubky 232 stop. Hopkins ma
hotovy iiz prozatimni plan,
die ktereho by nova budova
byla tripatrova kolem dvora
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
PotET oBETl TORNADO Y l0RAIN
D0STOPuJE P0CTu 70.
CLEvELANDSKE KoSTELY PRO POMOC
NESTASTNEMU OBYVATELSTVU.

|prace, vyslovil Sc vcera, re bu
de treba v6tsich fondd, ale ze
dosud jest9 neni to oznami-
ii skody celkove. Odporucuje
vsak, aby k pomocne akci W.
zvany byly vsechny crganisa-
&C.
V nemocnicich bylo osetre-
no 176 zranenych, do riznych
klinik dochazelo k obdobnemu
osetfeni lit osob, osetrovate-
lex v cinnosti bylo 33, po-
moe v rodinach staralo Sc 25
osob. domd vIbec znicenych
90, castecn6 poskozenych 285
a pocet Osob, jimz denne do
davana byla potrava, dostupo-
val cisla 2OOO.,
h. F. Grant, president OBJ
chodni Komory Spojenych Sta
tn, radil Sc lorainskymi NEST
skymi lrednfky a rediteli Ger
veneho krize a pax projel po-
bcfenou ctvrti, nacez schva-
Iii vydani narodniho apelu k
obchodnim komoram cele ze-
me ma prispeni do fondu, "a
ktery by bylo obnoveno.
AZ dosud stalo Sc tax jen
castecne.
z ne1rednich pramend Sc o.
znamuje, ze nekteri mistni
cinovnfci cerveneho Krize ne
libe nesou prohlaseni guver-
nera, ktery prohlasil, ze vyda
vyzvani k lidu pro vseobecne
sbirky teprvel tehdy, az o to
Cerveny Kriz a zachranovaci
vybor pozada, jelikoz ODE or
gsnisace mohou teprve tehdy
ucinne v akci zasahnouti, bu-
dou-li penize pohromade.
Mezimestske spojeni mezi
Clevelandem, Lorain a. San
dusky bylo vcera obnoveno a
lorainske kary zacaly opetne
dojizdeti. Lorainsti kontrakto-
Fl zaluji ma nedostatek schop-
neho delnictva, ktery zdrzu-
je prace opravne, nedostava
Sc hlavne zednikd.
Zminky zasluhuje obetava
prace zachrancG, kteri "a me-
dostatecne potravy vykonali
praci nekdy nadlidskou. Zaso-
bovani jich obstarava 8 nakla-
dnich aut, dovazejicich jidla
a napoje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
JEzERosAe,JRHo oBEf.

v okoli' Goraon parKu basil
Sc detektfv Perry Smith lovem
ryb, "a ktertho vylovil mrtvo-
u as 3oleteho muze. jez Sc
nalezala We vode as a dni. o.
kamzitym patranim byl v uto.
penem zjisten William Warns
dorf, 1923 Whitethorn ave.
Telo dopraveno bylo do mar
nice. I Ida Sc muz stal ob6ti
nestesti neb skoncil sebevraz.
dou, nemohlo byti az dosua
zjisteno. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
KLUSACKE DOSTIHY v MA
PIE HEIGHTS.
NaAa1&sAN Maple lights

NaAfySdis0N v Maple lights,
uspofadeH poGatkem soboty
The Ohio State Jockey Club
n6kolika dennf zavody v klu-
su "a znacne dcasti znameni-
tych, vyborne trainovanych
behound, jichz jedine z Wind
sor ma prijeti sedm zeleznic-
Mich vagoni. Podobne doveze
nj budou sem j kone z Fort
Erie i jinvch dostihovych sta
il. Generalni manager Hol-
man slibuje, s'ze zavody. tyto
konany budou ieste We vetsim
mefftku nezli vsechny dostihy
predchazejici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
MORAVSKO-SLOVACKA HUI
DEBNf DRUzINA Sc VRACf

V sobotu navStivil mas p.
Kubecek, obchodni zastupce
Moravsko-Slovacke hudebni
druziny a sd6lil nam, re tato
vraci sc jiz do vlasti a pri te
pfilezitosti porada koncerty v
mestech, kde drive jiz vystou-
pila. V techto dnech dli v De-
troitu, 10. a 20. cervence bu-
de koncertovati v Toledu a
"a. tehoz mesice u mas v Gle
velandu. Podrobnosti budou o.
znameny pOZd6ji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

Atlas Oil Co., 39lety Karl
Lemmerman vcera v Elyria
Memorial nernocnici podlehl
zraneni, utrp6nemu "a katas-
trofalni boure v Lorain a spo-
lu $ jistym muzem vcera k We
ceru zemrevsfm nemocnici
sv. Josefa v Lorain doplnili
smutne cislo zahynulych lidi
"a cyklonu ma sedmdesat. Lem
norman byval predsedou A.
dalbert 'alumnd koleje Wes-
tern Reserve university byl
zranen " automobilu spolu S
Robertem l.. Snajdrem, spolu-
redaktorem nedelni pfilohy
Plain Dealeru. Stroj jejich Sc
prave nalezal ma lorainske
Broadway ma cest9 ke Karlovi
D. Friebolinovi, bydlicimu We
Vermilionu. Oba zran6ni do
praveni do. nemocnice v Ely
ria, kde shledano, ze Lemmer-
manovi zlomena byla Zebra a
re velice utrpel nastalym O.
tresem, ktery mel zejmena We
liky vliv ma jeho srdecnf Gin
most, coz hlavne zpisobilo je-
no smrt. Zdravotni stav snaj-
drdv Sc stale lepsi.
Zemrely Zimmerman byl
clenem City Clubu a Exchange
Clubu a prislusnikem svobod-
nych zednarI. v City Clubu
byl po jisty cas- mistopredse-
dou. AS pred rokem vidal Sc
dradu narodniho pokladnika
v Organisaci Phi Gamma Del
ia zvolen byl jednim z peti
narodnich rediteld; "a teto o.
kolnosti byl vyznamenan cest-
nym darem, demanty ozdobe-
nou jehlici. Byl frozen v Gle
velande, kde ziji jeho rodice,
4140 Bailey ave. a jeho til
sestry a bratr.
Telo jeho prevezeno bude
dnes do Clevelandu k pohrbu,
ktery konan bude We stredu
odpoledne z prvniho kongre-
gacniho kostela.
Druhy zemrely S. Donata
byl zranen, kdyz Sc "a smrsti
nan sritila zed'.
V kostelich celeho okresu
vydana byla "a vserejsich ka-
zani vyzvani k dcinne pomoci
lorainskemu domovi zbavene-
mu obcanstvu. z Washingtonu
v Lorain meskajici cinovnici
Americkeho Cerveneho Krize
pracuji s nejvetsi rychlosti ma
sestaveni listing celkovych
ztrat. DIE dosavadnich odha.
dG utrpelo znacnejsi skodu ma
1900 rodin. Jest vereno, ze sc
temto urednikdm podari skon
citi odhadovaci navstevy v po
skozene casti mesta do zitrej
siho vecera. Nastane pax roz
dileni podpor, obnovene nor
malni pomery a uspisena pra
ce restauracni.
HI. M. Baker, nacelnik Ger
veneho Krize, jenz ridi tyt'
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05

Australian Labor party announces op- position to Singapore naval bases pro- ject.
 Eight die as trains crash in Metz.
 House passes resolution authorizing nation to spend $1OOO0OOO for German relief.
 William H. Anderson, former leader of Anti Saloon League of New York, begins Sing Sing sentence for forgery.
 Soviet Russia notifies League of Ma tions she will sign mutual guarantee and disarmament treaty recommended by last League Assembly.
 United Mine Workers ratify three year peace agreement by overwhelming vote.
 New Jersey Labor Departmen calls Nixon explosion result of gross care 1essness and violation of law.
 Premier MacDona1d expects Labor party to be i'll power for some time.
 Women's Trade Union League to hold annual convention in New York June 16-21.
 Twenty-Five labor candidates for. House of Assembly elected in western Australia state election.
 Canada ready to recognize Soviet Rus sia, Premier King announces.
 Five friends of Daugherty and Jesse Smith made $33,OOO,OOO i'll Sinclair Oil stock, Role Stanton testies.
 House Judiciary Committee reports child labor amendment and asks speedy consideration.
 Drunkness and alcoholism decreases 50 per cent in France since 1914, French Ministry of Labor reports.
 New York Central and Pennsylvania February earnings show big gain.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05
AS THE WORKER SEES HIS WORLD

Cotton mills in South reported bus fer in 1923 than previous year, says re- port.
 French governments army bill passed, despite Socialist opposition. Super power group formed by ten electric companies for use in national emergency. Fifteen persons killed when house col lapses in Lisbon, Portugal. Mayor of Pittsburgh issues proc1ama- ton urging city to observe doylight saving
 Government sues General Electric Company to end monopoly in electric light bulbs. Gov Pinchot of Pennsylvania demands that Attorney General Daugherty go.
 Organized Labor in New, York City raising fund to start labor weekly
 Russia buying cotton in Americon market on increasing scale
 Industrial accidents cause 121 deaths in New York State in February
 Chicago Federation of Musicians bans free palying ot radio broadcasting sta tions.
 World commerce slowly reviving, Chamber of Shipping, London, reports.
 Investigation of Prohibition Bureau asked m House
 Bus and tramway men of London strike.
 Approximately $1,e6OOOO,OOO spent on relief of unemployment in Great Bri- tain since war ended.
 More than 1,5OO killed as civil war rages in Honduros
 House asks President to call new con- ference for limiting armament
 Irish transport Workers Union expels James Larkin from membership
 United States Steel Corporation shows $5OO,0O0,O00 gain for 1925; twelve-hour day eliminated i'll company's plants, E. H. Gary says.
 Strike on Northern Railways of Cuba settled.
 Farm wages averaged hifher in 1923 than in 1922, Department of Agriculture reports
 Denmark reported ready to recognize Soviet Russia.
 Eiyht sailors killed as steamers col 1 lide in river Thames.
 Greek National Assembly votes estab- Hsment of republic.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05
LOSES sToP-WATcH FIGHT

Washington, April 5.-While the house was considering the navy appro- priation bill, Congressman B1anton uted every parliamentary device to legalize the stop-watch and speeding up methods in naval establishments and arsenals of the country.
 These methods are so thoroughly dis credited, and SO we'll understood by members of congress that the Texas representative was the only one who favored the swating methods.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05
STATE UNIONS TO MEET.

Moberly, Mo. April 5.-Oficers of the Missouri State Federation of La bor have issued call for the annual convention, which will convene in this city Monday, May 1o.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05
PLAsTERERs RAISE WAGES

Topeka, Kan, April 5-Organized plasters in this city have raised wages $1 day.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05

DRUGGISTS The Woodward Drug Co.,, GAS Mait
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05
MIDDLETOWN

CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS The Barton Clothing Co.,, 388-390 Main St-
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05

SHOES AND RUBBER GOODS I. Goldstein & Son, s64 Main St.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-05

PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS The Woodward Drug Co.,, GAS Main St.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
MAYOR OF MONTREAL
FAILS AT REELECTION
Martin, Who Has Held Ohice Ten
Years, Ousted After Torrid
Campaign.
BY the Associated Press.

MONTREAL. April AFTER ten
years In office Mayor Martin met de-
feat In yesterdays city election, his
| campaign managers last night con-
ceding the election to Charles Du-
quette after an unofficial count Of the
Evening star., 1924-04-08
STAYS 3, WOUNDS /
AND TRIES TO Die
Wife and Her Relatives Victims of
Enraged West Virginian
After Quarrel.
BY the Associated press.

By the Associated Press.
LEWISBURG, w. Va. April s.
After killing his wife and two other
persons and wounding a fourth at
Deer Creek, an isolated town in Poca-
hontas county, w. Va, about sixty
five miles from here, Sunday after
noon, Tiny Mccoy wounded himself
seriously by firing a bullet into his
head. according to word received here
tonight.
The dead are: Mrs. Salla Lee Nc
Coy. twenty-five, her mother. Mrs. w.
l.. Totten, forty-two, and Mrs. Nc
Coy's brother, Hurbcrt Totten, nine
teen, and the wounded is Ellen May
Totten, sixteen. sister OF Mrs. Mccoy
The shooting, according to Deer
Creek authorities. was the result Of a
quarrel between Mccoy and his wife,
who had parted two months ago after
a year OF married life. Mrs. Mccoy
had been living with her parents at
North Caldwell. and in company with
them and her brother and sister was
visiting friends in Deer Creek when
the shooting occurred. Mccoy, ap-
pearing at the home in which they
were guests. ordered his wife to re-
turn to him and, upon her refusal, be-
gan shooting.
Mccoy. after the shooting. swan a
river and ran three miles before col
lapsing from his wound. He was
taken by railroad motor car and au-
tomobile to Il hospital at Marlinton,
where the bullet was removed from
his head. 1t is said he will recover.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
CANADA TO FOREGO
CLAIMS TO WRANGEL
Interior Minister Says British
Government Is Unwilling to
Establish Sovereignty.
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Prvss.
OTTAWA, April s.--Canada will
make no claim to Wrangei Island,
Charles Stewart, minister or tho in
terror. told the Dominion parliament
last night.
This is tho newest chapter in the
international tale OF the Arctic bit
OF land which was claimed for Great
Britain by small party OF explorers
who ventured there early in 1922, in
an expedition outfitted by Vilhjalmur
Stefansson. and who died OF expo.
sure and starvation while awaiting
a relief ship that twice was turned
back by the ice.
The admiralty might be interested
in the island az flying base, Mr..
Stewart told the house, but, he added.
the British government apparently
Is unwilling to set up any claim to
it
Although the now dead Stefansson
party hoisted the British flag over
the island and claimed IL for Great
Britain more than two years ago,
nothing officially has been done to-
ward attaching the Arctic outpost to
any nation American scientists, dis
putting the claim made for Great
Britain, have urged the United States
government to lay claim to the island.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
LEAGUE LISTS PACTS
OF ADRIATIC POWERS
Italy and Juguslavis Agree to
Policy Of Mutual Defense
After Fiume Settlement. :.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
GENEVA. April 8.--The texts OF
the accords signed by Italy and Jugo-
slavia in January were Jointly reg
istered by tho league OF nations yes
terday.
The first is called q pact Of friend
ship. In It Italy and Jugoslavia en-
gage mutually to support one another
for the maintenance Of order estab-
lished by the various treaties of
peace. 1t defines the attitude each
signatory shall take in case Of un-
provoked attack against the other
or In the event the security or inter
est OF ono Of the parties is menaced
In consequence Of an aggression or
beMuse OF International complica-
tionA
The second is a protocol under
which the signatories promise to
communicate to each other any agree
ment entered into touching upon
their policies In central Europe. The
third accord defines the settlement OF
the Fiume questions.