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Evening star., 1924-10-15
Fur Flying in Britain's Short
And Snappy Electoral Race
Russian Treaty, Principal Issue, appears
to Be Uniting Liberals and Tories
to Smash LubOr's Drive.

delivered by the Laborites, Mr.. As
.quith declared Premier Macdonald
and his colleagues were suffering
from very bad attack of morbid
self-esteem; they claim monopoly
of visions"
A few minutes later Mr.. Lloyd
George told a gathering in Queens
Hall that "as far as / am concerned,
Labor shall have no more of my sup
port" He also contributed the obser-
walton that the Labor government has
no more originality than a Chinese
tailor"
Meanwhile Mr.. Macdonald was Wig
orously stumping the country to the
northward. making talks to voters of
villages and cities alike. In one of his
addresses he even went so far as to
predict that the Labor party would
reenter Parliament with a journey
The premier began the day at Glas-
gov, and. touring in the same type
of automobile, through the gift of
which he gained so much publicity
recently, he went to Edinburgh for
lunch and then proceeded by stages
to New Castle. where he addressed
large crowd tonight. He said the
Liberals and Tories, who he thought
were as far apart as satin and Gold, -
had united under the white feather
against labor in the present cam
paign. THE Liberal party" exclaimed
Mr.. Macdonald. has gone under
the shelter of the Tory guns to pre-
vent them from being hopelessly
wiped out"
Believe Macdonald Knows.
There seems to be increasing evil
dence today that Mr.. Macdonald
knows what he Is talking about in
saying the Liberals and Tories now
are uniting against him and his
party.
The Liberals, for instance. have
decided not to run candidate
against former Premier Baldwin, d
conservative, in his constituency, and
the conservatives of the Carnarvon
district have announced that they
will not put up an opponent there
against Mr.. LloydGeorge.
On the other hand, the old parties
are concentrating against Mr.. Mac
Donald in his Aberavon constituency.
The Conservatives who opposed him
there in the last election have de-
cided not only not to run a candidate
this time, but unofficially to support
the Liberal nominee.
Last year. with only a Conservative
running against him, Mr.. Macdonald
polled l7,439 votes to 1927 for his
opponent. Perhaps 1t is believed
that in this election the Liberal can
didate can hold all the Unionist votes
against the premier and pick up the
few onConservative ballots which
Mr.. Macdonald got the last time
Broadcasting is beginning to enter
the campaign. Mr.. Macdonald already
has spoken over the radio and Mr.
Asquith will address unseen multi
tudes on Friday
Evening star., 1924-10-15
ASSAULT is ALLEGED.
Prohibition Officer Accuses House
Detective at Hotel.

Charging Harry Dougherty. house
detective of the Wardman Park Hotel,
with assault and interference with an
officer in discharge of his duty as set
forth in section 65 of the United States
Code, Craig S. Atkins, Federal prohibi-
tion officer, swore out a warrant for
DoughertyS arrest before United
States Commissioner George H. Mac
donald this morning. Dougherty was
released on a $500 bond for appearance
before the commissioner next Tues
day.
Atkins claims that he was struck
by House Detective Dougherty last
Saturday night while making an arrest
under the prohibition act at the Ward
man Park Hotel
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Carrying Gun Gets Jail Sentence.

James P. Thomas, a young white
man, charged with carrying a con-
cealed weapon with the intent to use
1T, was convicted in the Police Court
today by Judge Gust A. Schuldt and
given a sentence of eight months in
Jail
The young man was charged with
having fired two shots at a man in
his rooming house.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
WHEELER TURNS EAST.
Leaves California to Stump Middle
West.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES Calf, October 15.-
Senator Burton X. Wheeler. independ-
ent vice presidential candidate, de-
parted from California late yesterday
after seven days in the State. His
destination was Ell Paso, but his poll
tical committee managers were en-
deavoring to effect an itinerary
change that would enable him to
speak at Albuquerque, N. Mex, before
continuing into Texas.
Todays campaign program for
Senator Wheeler has been left almost
untitled, with only a possible oppor-
tunity for brief talks to station
crowds from the platform Of his train.
After a single speaking engage
ment in Ell Paso the candidates itin-
erary turns him northward, with
Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri as
his next detectives.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

Spring, IS; John Mccormick, Indian Spring,
100; p. J. Fri.sell, Indian Spring. 95; &. L.
nockburn, Io1; A. s. Gardner, Columbia, 90;
D. L. Thompson. Manor, 99; n. D. eastman.
Bannockburn, 95; Fl. T. Shannon, 7Columbia.
50: J. v. Brownsll, Indian Spring. o.; ]. 4.
Shafer. Columbia, 90; C. r. White, Columbia.
"a; I. =. Shoemaker, Columbia. 81; B. p.
Barnard, Columbia. 1907 L. Fuller. wash
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Capt. Smith Returns to Duty.

Capt. Albion Smith, United States
Field Artillery, who has been under
treatment at Walter Reed General
Hospital, this city, has been assigned
to duty with the I'd Division at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Lieut.. Bissell on New Post.

First Lieut.. Clayton L Bissell,
Army Air Service, at the War Depart
ment, has been ordered to Langley
Field. Hampton, Va, for duty.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Norway Bank Suspends.

CHRISTIANIA, Norway, october Is.
The Norske Handelsbank suspended
payments today.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Says Morgan Caused War.

Il am convinced was convinced
at the beginning that We abandoned
&. our policy of neutrality through the
rdnfiuence OF J. p. Morgan & Co., the
s1asoAl agent Of the British Empire,
sNha, IN the early Spring of 1917.
sxurnod loose the press and agencies
inpf ppspaSanda to drive us into war"
me allies we're heavily tndshfed
Evening star., 1924-10-15

apprentice allowance c1aime'
Weather elAaI; track fast
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
BOOMING LEGION WORK
state Committee Plans More Members
 and Larger Activities

Waterbury, Jan. 12.--Captain Eu- gene r. Armstrong, department com mander today made public an official announcement in which are set forth the state departments plans for in- creasing both the membership of the throughout the state. During the present month all state posts are en- gagged in re-enrolling their members and prizes arc to be awarded to the two posts first reporting a full en- rolment drive for new members will bch cid by local posts in Feb ruary while in March q campaign for rcw posts will be hold. A publicity campaign to inform the general pub lie concerning American Legion &C., tivities is planned for April. Com mittecs of tho state departments of the Legion and its ladies auxiliary arc holding requent conferences to plan for community and civic work. A social program for the benefit of all posts in the state is also being mapped out. District conferences which the state commander and his adjutant will attend are also being mapped out. The first of these. for Iitchfeld county will be held in Tor rington tomorrow. a similar confer ence to he held in Bridgeport on the 17th.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
CITY ITEMS.

The Lady Nest of Owls will hold its regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall Monday evening.
 Lunch at Hallinan's.--Advt
 The Y. w. H. A. will meet at the home of Miss Louise Berman of 213 North street Monday evening at s o'clock. After a short business meet ing an entertainment will bch cid.
 Your battery is insured when stored at O'Ncil's. Don't let it die in the cellar. Phone 9O0.-advi.
 Frederic Graham, manager of Shy der's hat store in this city, will leave tonight to attend the annual conven- ton of store managers at the Penn sylvania hotel in New York city.
 Nictrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans --adyt.
 Mrs. M. F.. BrideauX, secretary to
 Rev. Samuel Sutcliffc of St. Mark s Episcopal church, is confined to her home on Maple street with bronchial pneumonia.
 That Old Gang Of Mine" quartet and fox trot, Brunswick record. John A. Andrews X Co.--advt.
 George Paris of Washington street has entered into partnership with G. C. Mahoney of Hartford, They will conduct their business under the name of the Parimah Advertising Co.
 Fred Bcloin, Jr.. has resumed his studies at Catholic University, Wash ington, D. c.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
GET BETTER TRAIN
 SERVICE FOR CITY
Chamber Of Commerce Secures 1l:2S Train for Ali Directions

Beginning Monday, January IA New Britain will have a later train than any on the present schedule, making connections for trains in all directions out of Springfield, as re- suit of activities of the Chamber of Commerce and the Traffic Bureau re- gently. This morning Miss Curtin re- ceived a letter stating that a train would leave New Britain at 11.23 p. m. daily, making connections with trains going all ways.
 Train S5 through Berlin at 10:S9 is an all sleeping car train and does not stop but a new train, known as No. 43 will be put on Monday, which will stop at Berlin at 11:40 and leave at 11:45 for New Haven, at which city connections can be made to get through to New York before morn ing Berlin at. 40 for Middletown. Berlin with train No. 66, New York to Springfield and train No. SSS leaN ing at 11:40 for Middletown.
 Sunday trains 1855 and 1868 which apply to the Berlin 'dinkey" will be run on a daily schedule.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
Recaptures Pachua.

By The Associated Press.
 Mexico City. Jan 12.--(By radio Via the Fort Worth Star Telegram)- Pachuca the capital Of Hidalgo. is again in the hands of the Obregou troops. Meagre reports telling of the fighting there of the last few days and of the capture of the city by the reb- els were followed today by a War department bulletin telling of the re- ca apture of the City by the fcderais.
 The fighting started Wednesday when the rebels attacked, They oc- cupied the city after they had dis lodged seventy barricadcd federal troops by dynamiting the building. Yesterday federal endorsements ar rived and attacked the rebels retalling the city, according to the War de- partmeut The bulletin saidthat the battle lasted all day and the rebels lost 1ls killed and wounded. The federal General Victor Monter was killed in the battle. the bulletin said
 Today's bulletin explained that the department in giving out information yesterday that the city had fallen into the hands of tho rebels had ac- cepted reports from the city, toe- graph communications having been cut by the rebels.
 The bulletin said that OaNaca, the capital Of OaXaca which was held by the rebels had been captured by q loyal band of mountainecrs under Senator Isaac 1barra, acting on or ders from the central government.
 Rebel Retreats
 Romulo Figueroa, the rebel chief
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

vious reasons. This action does not reflect upon any brewer or attorney making such an offer. however"
 Mir. Scheidt in proposing the scheme to the dires-or, said that police seizures were badly delaying his shipments, analysis of which had shown the beer in every instance to he within the law.
 Butler Has Enough
 General Butler today said he would not take the job of director of public safety again for million dollars. Commenting on the fact that his salary of s15,00o year is larger than that of the police commissioner of New York, he said: You lose all personal liberty on this job. You're going night and day, They could not get mo to sign mp again for Sl,00O,000."
 Today there was no let-up in the campaign to clean up. One Of the official acts Of the director was to assign twenty policemen to assist the federal prohibition enforcement off cers in any raids they contemplate making.
 Tho director said he would start a campaign to raise the pay Of police men.
 We've got to do something for them 10 keep them from temptation" he said. Before we get through we will be the finest body of police men in the United States"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

tain who has been roaming at will in the southern part of Morelos, ad- vanccd to within sight of Cuernavaca the capital, today but quickly retreat ed when he found that federslists un- der General Pedro Gabay were en- vcloping him., according 10 reports. Figueroa was within two miles of Cucrnavaca before he turned back.
 The rebels in Vera Cruz are re- treating before the advancing Obre- gon troops. ii is reported here. These troops. under General Eugenio Mar tincz. set out several days ago to at- tack the rebels. Martinez has estab- lishcd headquarters at Oriental, Pucbla.
 Special dispatches from the Jalisco front say that tho rebel leader. Man uel Diagucs, has made an unsuccess- full attempt ot take Guanajuato, cap ital Of Guanajuato.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
San Francisco Legion Men
 Take Shot at Chas. Paddock

san Francisco. Jan. l2.-Park- Presidio Post, No. 276, of the .Ameri- can Legion. last night adopted a res- olution condemning the "Prima Dom na Amateurism" Of Charlie Paddock, star sprinter, and praising the Anna teur Athletic Union for its stand in the controversy with Paddock. The post appealed to Legion posts throughout the country to endorse the policy and work of the A. A. L., flor the good Of clean, amateur athletics. {"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
FREIGHTER REEIoATED.

Baltimore, Jan. l2.-The freight steamship Esther Dollar, which stranded last Wednesday near the mouth Of the Baltimore hsrbor, was relocated yesterday after about 900 tons of cargo had been removed. Tho vessel. which was bound for Havana and Los Angeles, returned 10 this port to he surveyed and reload cargo.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
REBELS HOLD ALL
 OF OIL DISTRICT
Federal Troops in Mexico Retake
 Town Of PaChuCa

Brownsville, Tex. Jan. 12.-Nirtu- ally all of southern Tamaulipas, Mex leo. is in revolt and rebel forces now occupy nearly al lof the TuXpam oil district, extending their lines north and west according to information received here by Courier by reprcsen- tatives of Adolfo dc la Huerta.
 An engagement with federal troops south of Tampico in which the rebels claimed a victory was reported. A number of government soldiers. ;he report said. refused to fight, joining the revolutionists.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
CIVIC LEAGUE TO IGNORE
 LETTER FROM PAONESSA
"Thcrc Will Re No Reply" Officer or Organization Says, To Mayors
 FOistlp

Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa's reply to d letter from Secreatry Buel B Bassette of the Civic Safety League. in which the mayor set forth his policies on matters of administration and on liq- uor law enforcement, will not be an- swered by the league, President Ar thur W. upson stated this morning. The head of the League made the following answer to a query: We are perfectly satisfied with the mat ter as it now stands. There will be no reply"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Brooms arc a part of the Pittsburgh PaD fire departments standard equipment They're utilized in OK. tingnishing brush blazes.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Mrs. Anna Kresge is granted di- vorce at Detroit from s. S. Kresge, wealthy owner of chain stores.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Mrs. Edith Burns, companion to Mabel Normand, admits that actress has discharged her because she gave information to police about the Dimes shooting.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

rye for the Scandinavian market, ac- cording to letter received here from Alexander McOwan, former editor Of the Saskatoon Phoenix, who is now on his way to England on an immigration mission. Recent negotiations by Great Britain for the purchase of Greenland from Denmark failed. The Danish possession is sought as site for grain elevators because the har- bors are open all winter. due to the gulf stream.
 Allain J. Gerbault, to whom the Academy of Sports recently awarded its annual prize of 10000 francs for his successful navigation of the At lantic between France and New York in a 30-foot boat, has informed the newspaper LAuto that he intends to use the money to fit out new craft in which he will sail for the Pacific ocean in April.
 The British admiralty officially an- nounced this morning that it had abandoned all hope of saving the lives of the 43 men who went down with the British, submarine LEA when the craft was rammed by the dread naught Resolution off Portland Bill on Thursday. As soon as the weather moderates the naval officials will take further steps to verify the position Of the wreck and to ascertain the exact cause of the disaster that sent the J-o4 to the bottom of the sea.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

BUICK MOTOR CARS Better cars are being built and suirk is building them. New Britain Buick Co., 22b Arch street
 phone 26Oi.
 CADILLAC CARS Sales and Service Lash Motor Co. "A Reputable Concern West Main, rufner Lincoln street CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cats and accessories. Ameflran Sales Co., Elm st CHEVROLET motor cars for economical transportation. New Britain Motor Sales Corp. ( Main street,
 DOD1E BROTHERS MOTOR CARs-saies and service. <. X [. Motor Sales to, loo Elm St.. corner Franklin. phone i7t. DuRANT AND STAR motor cars. sales and sertire. Just Real Good tars. C. A, Hence. IS hain street. phone e2i5. FORD CARs Fordson tractor. Sales sery- lee genuine parts and accessoties. Auto. moliye Sales < Service Co.. 900 E. Main HUDSON AND ESSEN America's leading car values Bee the neW roarhes. HnHey- man Auto Sales O.. Sales and Service. isg Arch st.; phone 2io9. HUPMoBILE CARS Sales and seF,ire. Clty Service station. Hartford Ave, corner stanley and Main st, A. N. rapnessa. LEXINGTON High grade motor cars saies and Seryiss. C. 4. B1nre, 5l Main s. l.
 phone 22l5.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
TELECRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES

Mutiny of G3 convict miners near Montevallo, Ala, ends when men come out of pit and surrender to guards.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Body found on coast of Sussex is identified as that of Lawrence B. Sperry. London dispatch says.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

FoRUs- -FoEps- FoRns- 1928 Tudor sedan. i9si Tudor sedan laai touring. 1928 roadster 1922 roadster. la2' coupe. ias} coupe, ls.l coupe. E1nabouts touring sSo cach A small pas ynent down and ycu .sn drive any of the above
 ears away.
 AuToMoTfyE rsED CAR
 ENCIiASGE. SC ARCH ST. PRONE ii2e-i OPEN EVENINGS AND sLNLnia
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Joseph c. Pelletier of Massachusetts announces candidacy for election as delegate at large to democratic na- tional convention.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Great Britain is seeking a lease on part of the Greenland coast as site for huge storage elevators to handle
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
BUTLER DECLARES
 WAR ON BANDITRY

(Continued from First Page)
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

A message from Petrograd to Co., penhagen says that Leonid krassin, soviet commissar for foreign trade, through his agents abroad, has bought up at a low price about 75 per cent of the foreign bonds of the soviet states. This, the message adds, has given rise to the belief that the soviet government intends soon to acknowi- edge Russia's pre-war debts.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

BATH FTEs-the I 8 L. ssiss ard ssg Is. we' or 5Tg winter sorsss. [. d. LossNsiL . ChsstnBt st-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15

nehorsi sve6 Prace stale zd yIbec neni
nikde spravna pacena Mas Glovek zde " pracovat
"a poovinu platu ktery je pacen d6lnku neho
spanelskemu Kraje sou vetsnou nezdrave wra mas
lid nesnesitelna NejhGr je zenam cd 1T je
ma muzem nebo sluzka osamela, nea nkde Pokoe jest
svadena z5m cinum vetsnou znasinovana nemGze 81
pomoc take Sc nedovede domluv Jsou to dtoke pome-
ry pro id zvykly spofadane pomGry PAS proto
kde kdo odzdi zpet do Ceskosloven1a snahou
kazdeho jest zahospoda 81 cestu jh pryc pryc
odtud jako hna nas ide tax jeste mnohen,
ryche spechaji nemaj jineho prani ez dostat
tohoto peka domn kdo by naseho draeho Slovenska
ieste chtel sem let stestm at tuto slenou mySenku
chile havy pus at nehybe sveho mista nebo zade
ma mnerstvo socin pece osobne necha predozt nase
dopsy mysime ST. mnisterstvo ma jiz mnozstv dopsd
zkamanych kraann pomerech vyhlidkach zdejsich
ceskoovenske vystehovalce At Sc nkdo neodvazuJe
let neb lei tu jineho mic neceka, neE jista zahuba.
Nade sc ieste nekdo kdo by clte v6dome uvrhnout
do zivotni zkazy vystehovanlm do JIM Ameriky?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15

nem setfeni rozhodly dfady
nyni, ze Darlington ma pravo
ma cest zvati Sc kolebkou ze-
leznice. Ste jejf vyroci bude
Sc oslavovati We velkem slo-
hu. Reditelstvi drahy London
and North Eastern veslo jiz We
styk londynskymi mestskymi
lrady, ably Sc stanovily podrob
nosti oslavy, ktera bude spoje
ma mezinarodnim zeleznic-
MIN sjezdem. Darlington wy
vinul Sc v dobe stolete existen
lie zeleznice We velke prdmy-
slove mesto. Je mem nekolik
vyznacnych tovaren ma loko-
motivy, mezi nimiz i nejstar-
81 lokomotivka vdbec, jez sve
dolby byla zalozena Jirim Ste
phensonem- a jeho bratrem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15
APAcTf INDIANI.
F. L. /. S.

q ufadOvny pro zalezitosti
a zajmy Indianu v Departmen
tI Vnitra Sc oznamuje, ze A.
pacti Indiani, iichz Sc cita ma
$500 a ktefi jsou dosuJ v re-
servaci Arizone We Fort A
pache Reservation zvane, "a
nechaji svych stani a odstehu
il Sc do moderrich domh, kite
ra json pro.sas zylasttssI ma;
vovany. Podle zpravy zjist u
je Sc, ze tento kmen indian
sky ze vse..h ostatnich neivi-
ce Sc zdrahM pfijmouti civili-
saci.
Y onGch mlstech byla uvede
ma do cinosti parni pila, ktera
ie vlastnena v,adou a rezou Sc
jiz prkna ma stavbu domkG..
Pripraveno je iiz ma 100000
stop prken a stavebniho dfi-
vi. V pile jsou zamestnani ia
Ike Indiani ccekava Sc, re
bude pripraveno dostatek dri-
vi. ably stavby molly byt do
konceny pfipraveny dobe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15

Umrti zaslouzileho pracov-
nika sokolslk6ho " cizinS. z
Drazd'an dosla smutna zprava
dnlrti zaslouzileho pracovni-
ka, nam. star. sok. zupy ga
hranicni", star0sty s'Sokola" v
Drazd'anech br. FIR. Lukese,
oddaneho zastance veci sokol-
ske. Celia desitileti stal ma prv-
MIN miste sokolskem v cizin6
a vzdy neohrozene hlasil Sc. k
veci sokolske, pres mnohe phi
kori persekuce. On jiz pred
80 lety stal v cele "Sokola'' v
Drazd'anech a cele ceskych
spolkG. Cd "COS." vyzname-
nan prave loni plaquetou So
kolskou "Na straz".
Kolebka zeleznice. Ctyfi an
glicka mesta jsou We sporu @
cest zvati Sc rodistem zelez-
nicni drahy. Je to Darlington,
Stockton, Yarn a Shildon, z
nichz kazde ucinilo kroky, by
pfi oslave steho vyroci zelez-
nice v zari 1925 uplatnilo ma
rok ma prvenstyi. Po zevrub-