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pABY ATTACKED BY
BULL DOG AND is
DANGEROUSLY HURT
her Also Severely
Wounded BY Infur-
lated Animal.

Mrs. Josephine c. Casanova. Oh
Vera Cruz street. and her baby
daughter. Guadalupe. aged Is months,
were attacked by vicious bull dog
ut 4:i5 Friday afternoon and Sc
r,ously wounded.
Mrs. CaSanova's right hand and
arm below the elbow was severely
lacerated in numerous places. The
baby's head was frightfully torn and
cut by the animals fancs. The in
fant's condition is regarded as dan
gerous.
The baby was attacked by the dog.
a big. powerful brindc bull though
secured To n heavy log chain in the
back yard Of the owner, Guadalupe
Delgndo. brother of Mrs. Casanova
residing Mt ia San Patricio street
The yards OF the two families adjoin.
Mrs. Casanova was attacked when
she went to the rescue of her baby
The bull dog turned from his attack
on the child and battled the woman
when she sought TO interfere. Though
badly wounded, Mrs. Casanova's act
police say, saved the life Of her in
FAINT.
The wounded parent and child were
given medical treatment at drue
store in the neighborhood. Mrs
Casanova's brotlssr shot the dog three
times with o2-caliber pistol but
did not kill him.
The vicious attack by the animal
upon the mother and child did moi
come under the observation of the
police until Saturday forenoon. wher
Delgado. owner of the dog, summoned
police TO kill the animal. This wal
performed by Motorcycle Officer
Christonh.
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Episc-7al

st. Paurs Memorial Episcopal. the
bishops church. Willow at Graysou
street; Rev. Claude II. Parkerson. vicar.
Passion sunday. Holy communion. 1880;
church school, $3.50: holy communion and
sermon, II o'clock; evening prayer and
sermon at S o'clock; holy communion. S
O'Clock Tuesday; mission study class in
the parish house $3.50 Tuesday: confirm
alton and instruction. 4 o'clock Wednes-
day: litany and sermon. o'clock We'd
nesday: holy communion, 10 O'Clock
Thursday.
st. Luke's Episcopal West Houston Mt
Chupaderas; s. Arthur Huston. Sylvester
p. Robertson. Fifth Sunday in Lent.
Church school. $3.50: holy communion
and sermon. IL o'clock by the Rev. d. y.
Addison. DID: evening prayer and adj
dress. 1880 Friday.
st. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park: s.
Arthur Huston. rector: Sylvester p. Rob-
ertson, assistant. Fifth sunday in Lent.
Holy communion. 1850: church school.
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Catholic

ST. Mary's Catholic Church. services In
the school auditorium. st. Mary's street,
Rev. A. c. Dusseau. o.M.1.. pastor
Masses Sunday at 5:15. G. 6:f5, 1880,
Sis, .. 9:45. 1880. HIS and 1875.
High mass I1:l5 with sermon. Chill
dren's mass s:l5 in the high school au-
ditorium followed by catechism. rhe
married ladies sodality will receive holy
communion at the 1880 mass and
o'clock Monday; evening services, in
GLIDING sermon. 7:45; services at I;i5
every evening with bened ction OF the
blessed sacrament; pastoral theology
Monday; question box Tuesday; regular
Lenten sermon Wednesday: lecture on
the Bible Thursday; way Of the cross
for the poor souls Friday; MONDAY ser
vices from 1910 TO 1890 every day,
consisting of a short sermon and bene-
dction of the blessed sacrament; meet
ing of the senior branch Of the Children
OF Mary 6:i5 Thursday: masses during
the week at $3.50. 1880. Sis and .
o'clock.
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Services in the Churches

Brandenberger, superintendent: preach
ing, 1e:A5 and s o'clock by the pastor:
special music by the choir; Kings Her-
aid and Epworth League. 1915; official
board meeting, 1880 Monday; monthly
meeting OF Mems Club, S:lS Monday;
mid-week meeting Tuesday night; night
social meeting of Baraca and Philathea
classes Thursday; night choir rehearsal
Friday
Woodlawn Place Tabernacle; W. l..
Barr. pastor Sunday school $3.50. Prof
G. ID. Pickett superintendent; first serv-
ice in the revival, IL O'clock; Epworth
League. $3.50, Mrs. Charles Cake. presl-
dent; revival services 1880: revival serV-
Ices. 10 and 7:45 daily.
Travis Park Methodist Church. Travis
at Navarro: Rev. Arthur ]. Moore pas
tor; Rev. W. p. McMicken. assistant pas
tor: Miss Hattie Rankin. pastors assist
ant and financial secretary; Mrs. l. X.
Garrett. director OF young peoples
work; Mrs. Mary Fly. office secretary;
Harry Leap. orGanisi. Sunday school,
9:$0. II. $. Affleck. superintendent;
preaching, l0:45 and o'clock Or. H. G.
Morrison; services. and 5 o'clock every
worth League, 1880, Paul Llndgren, pres
iden,.
South Side Methodist Church Mary
at Greenwood streets; Y. L. Curl. pas
tor. Sunday school. 9:45. j. II. Sargent
superintendent: communion services. IL
o'clock by the pastor; special service by
Or. L. r. Stanford. president OF West
moorland College. and a group OF college
girls az O'clock; intermediate league,
o'clock, Mrs. W. NJ. Tlnsley, superin-
tendent; senior league. o'clock: Wom-
ans Missionary Society. o'clock Mon
day in n business session at the church:
prayer meeting, S o'clock Wednesday.
Mckinley Avenue Methodist Church,
Mckinley AT South Presa street: s, +.
Sessions. pastor. Sunday school, 9:30.
r. o. McCreless. SUPERINTENDENT; preach
ing. II and s O'Clock by the pastor.
Government Hill Methodist. Grayson
at Pine: Rev. !. w. Boland pastor;
Miss Pearl johnson. choir director. Sum
day school. $3.50: preaching. 1896 and
o'clock by the pastor; Epworth
League o'clock; midweek service, :
o'clock Wednesday.
East End Methodist Church. East
Commerce at Polaris street; j. q. Cop
mage. pastor. Sunday school, 9:i5. led
nv Mrs. w. T.. Henderson; preaching, II
and 7:45 by the pastor: choir practice.
T:i5 Monday; preaching each first ami
third Sunday nv the pastor.
Los Angeles Heights Methodist Church.
y. W. Carter. pastor. sunday school,
$50 s. T. Todd. superintendent: special
services. II and o'clock; Junior Ep-
worth League, O'Clock: intermediates
and seniors O'clock: womnn's Mis-
sionary Society, o'clock Tuesday;
prayer meeting. O'clock Wednesday.
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Methodist

Trinity Methodist Church. Grant AT
West Huisache: w. f. Blackstock, pas
tor. Sunday school. $3.50. J.. G. William:
son. superintendent: preaching. II and
o'clock; Epworth League. o'clock; In
dian Scouts. o'clock Monday; Girl
Scouts. SEAS Monday: official hoard, 1880
Tuesday; open house. 1880 Wednesday;
Boy Scouts. 1880 Friday; choir practice
Prospect Hin Methodist Church. Buens
Vista at Cibolo; r. 5. Pierce pastor.
Morning topic, 'How a Church Member
Should Live" and evening. THE Beauty
Denver Heights Methodist Church.
Denver boulevard at New Braunfels;
Rev. Hubert NJ. Smith, pastor; Mrs; p
l.. Haucka pianist; II. A. Briggs, choir
Jolly superintendent: preaching. II and
O'Clock: League. 7:15. Miss Ruth Jones.
president; Missionary Society business
meeting, o'clock Monday at the
church; Sunday school WORKERS council
supper. o'clock Wednesday at the
church with an address by DR.. E. X:
stanford, president OF Westmooriana1
College; blackberry division meeting ,
Schroeder. SIS Indiana; Knob Mn dlyi-
sion meeting with Mrs. A. J. Staudt'
1911 South Gevers. 3 o'clock Thursday.
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
West Woodlawn at Belknap; ;. -. =
Burgin. DID. pastor; Mrs, Beulah j.
Wilson. church secretary. snnday school.
$3.50. Hal Browne. superintendent: adult
Bible class. 9:45. with Mrs. Bursin CIV
ing the lesson: worship. 1895 and 1850.
by DR.. Burgin; Junior League. $50
with a missionary program led ny Mrs.
A. p. Lowrey. associate superintendent
Burgin Chapter, $40. with missionary
program led by Miss Elizabeth McGehee:
morning sermon topic. "a Victory or
Faith" and evening. "Repentence."
blackberry Street Methodist Church.
South blackberry at Montana: l. J.
Rode. pastor. Sunday school, $3.50. D. j.
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ANONYMOUS LETTERS
THREATEN DEATH TO
NEGRO LAW STUDENT
Black Defies Enemies and
Says He Will Remain
in Building.

New York, April 5.-Fernald Hall,
residential hall at Columbia Univer-
sity. room of which is occupied by
Frederick W. Wells. negro law student
of Union City. Tenn. continues TO be
n storm center. Wells has received
two letters threatening death. purport-
ing TO have been sent by Ku Klux
klansmen.
The negro. whose residence at Fur
maid has been the bone of contention
between two factions at the hall. cul-
minating Thursday in the burning by
unknown persons of a flaming cross
on the campus, reiterated his determ-
nation to stay.
One of the letters was scrawled in
pen. enclosed in plain envelope.
which Wells found under his door.
The second, typewriter, reached him
by mail.
As three members OF the police bomb
squad kept guard in the dormitory last
night. two factions in the dispute fur
Their strengthened their lines. j. b.
Rucker, chairman of the hall commit
tee. presented to Dean Hawkes. a reso-
luton of the committee asking Wells
removal from the building. A coun-
ter request urging that Wells be al
lowed TO stay, was signed by 100 resi-
dents. more than half of those in the
building. DR.. C. VI. Mantell, one of
the ten members of the hall commit
tee. resigned. He was the second to
70 during the week.
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led FORCES ARE
|THERING In LABOR
|lSPUTE, is REPORT
ucky Governor Wants
be Trouble Submitted
to Arbitrators.

willie. n.y.. April 5.-An invita-
|om Governor William J. Fields
|nit their differences to arbitra-
, before leaders of opposing
in the labor trouble at the min
|hp of the Liberty Coal and Coke
|ny, on Straight creek today.
fnse situation developed at the
Thursday after riflemen hidden
ountain-side fired On non-union
les of the company, killing one
|nd wounding another. Reports
rent here today that armed men
kthering in large numbers on
slopes of mountains surround
camp.
I officials in Frankfort declared
|ght that no order had been is
ending national guardsmen to
nc. Adj. Gen. James A. Kehoe.
| r, is reported to have termed
uation very serious and has
should the guard be called out
| d be under secret orders.
he meantime the rumor that
secret order already has been
and that the guards are en-
10 the camp gained circulation
r troubles at the camp. brewing
Pme time. apparently were
to a head when the company,
suspension, resumed operations
mines recently on a non-union
nd soon after posted eviction
against former employees who
wing in company houses, but
hd declined to return to work
he new system and for wages
IN the 1917 union scale.
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Christian


Government Hill Christian. Sandmeyer
street: c. Z. Cogswel. pastor. Bible
school, $3.50; J. L. Harris. superintendent.
Communion. 10:i5: nreaching, IL and 5
O'Clock; Christian Eadeavor, Z o'clock;
prayer meeting. s o'clock Wednesday:
morning sermon topic. 1.-THE Ephesian
Bonfire" and evening. THE Chief Cor
nerstone."
Prospect Hill Christian, North sa.
binas at West Travis. Bible school,
9:45: morning service, IL o'clock.
Central Christian, Main at San Pedro
avenues; Hugh Mcclellan. minister. Ser
vices, IL and 8 o'clock; Sunday school,
$3.50: Christian Endeavor. o'clock.
South Side Christian, Dunning at
South Presa; Patrick Henry, minister.
Bible school. $3.50. Will A. orth. suDer-
intendent: Women's Bible class. Mrs.
Myrtle Cross, teacher; mems Bible class.
Claud McCauley, teacher; services, II
and 7:45; Christian Endcavor. $50; pray
err meeting. 7:30 Wednesday.
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| $3.50; holy communion and sermon, IL
o. clock: holy baptism. oclock;T even-
ing prayer and special musical service,
o'clock; Young Peoples Service League,
6:15; service for the church school, i:l5
Monday; evening prayer and address, 6
o'clock Tuesday; litany and address.
o'clock Wednesday; evening prayer and
address. O'Clock Wednesday: evening
prayer and address. S o'clock Thursday
hold communion, 10 o'clock Friday; lit
any and address. O'Clock Friday.
st. Johns Episcopal Rev. Jay Scott
Budlong, rector. All services in the par
ISL house. North blackberry at Burnett
street. Church school. $3.50; holy Euch-
artist and sermon, IL o'clock; Young Peo-
pies Service League, Csc; no evening
sc,vice; Lenten service, $50 Wednesday
and Friday nights.
Christ Church. Belknap at Russell
place: Rev. l.. Il. Richards, rector. Fifth
sunday in Lent. Holy communion. $3.50
church school and Bible class, 9:30: holy
communion and sermon, II O'clock; even
Ing prayer and sermon. 1850; Lenteu SER
vice, O'Clock Monday. Tuesday. Wednes.
day and Thursday; l.tany. $3.50 and 3:i5
Friday,
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AVER Of TWO
! SAVED FROM
IN ANGRY MOB
er Killed Sister-in-Iaw
Ind Her Husband;
Wounds Woman.
LOUSY IS MOTIVE
} He Planned to Wed
hd Woman as Soon as
He Got Divorce.

Eiston, Idaho, April 5.-Author.
late Friday transferred Ralph
Taller. a Butte miner, alleged
|sed slayer of two persons. from
lewiston Jail at Walla Walla
an angry crowd gathered about
courthouse where he was con.
here.
Her was arrested here. this
|hg and confessed to shooting to
Alfred Waldman and his wife
fnd wounding. probably fatally,
Barbara Waldman, mother OF
Waldman, near Pomeroy
Hay night, according to Chief
ice Gasser.
ousy of Ida Waldman, who was
|ter-in-law and who was married
Us ago, prompted him to shoot
hd her husband and mother-in-
recording to Walters reputed
sion. He is said to have de.
that he was in love with her
lat they were to be married as
as he could obtain a divorce
his wife.
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MOTOR INCREASE
Registrations Of Cars May EX-
coed 100000 in 1924.

lin. Tex, April 5.-That total
vehicle registrations in Texas
will exceed 100000 is the
made by the State Highway
ment which will be 105,291
le 1923 registration.
|lations made by the Highway
ment clearly indicates that the
mark will be passed this year.
he end of March this year tota!
tons reached 740,S21 which is
-ease of 1885 over the same
in 1923. Had all counties sent
complete reports this increase
v would have been 100000.
|tabulations shows that in AZ
there were more motor cars
led than for the entire year of
ktrations in 1923 in certain of
ger counties and for three
in 1924 discloses Dallas 51,-
1924 against 25.255 for three
of 1928; Harris, 1880
$3.50; Bexar. $3.50. against
Tarrant, 31,991 against %
tcLennan, 16,S04 against 49,
ravis. LEGO against 1924.
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SET FIVE-YEAR LIMIT
ON RIVER AND HARBOR
IMPROVEMENT WORK
House Committee Approves
Project to Deepen
Mississippi.

Washington, ID. C.. April a.-The
House Rivers and Harbors Commit.
ter today adopted resolution by Rep
resentative Newton. Republican. Mis-
souri,, declaring a general policy that
all river and harbor improvements
should be completed within five years
of their authorization. unless the see
rotary of war shall deem such q course
impracticable.
The committee approved project
to deepen the Mississippi TO eight feet
from the mouth of the Ohio to st.
Louis and to six feet from st. Louis
to Minneapolis. The Ohio would be
improved from PittSburg TO Cairo and
permanent channel six feet deep
would be provided in the Missouri
river. The total cost would be $780,
000,000 TO stretch over five years.
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Baptist

Los Angeles Heights Baptist. 7. c.
Long, pastor. Bible school 9:4S. {. J.;
Haines. superintendent; preaching; IL =
1870 by Rev. L. Il. Townsend OF BAYLOR
Bolton College; all b. Y. r. us 6:l5'
Ladies' Auxiliary o'clock Monday; dea;
cons meeting 1880 Monday: prayer and
monthly business meeting 1880 Wednes-
day.
Prospect Hn Baptist. Buena Vista
at San Jacinto: Hulen r. Carroll pas
tor, Sunday school s:t5: DR.. r; &.
Townsend OF Baylor Bolton College
Dres ching 7:45: special music at both
hours; all d. Y. p. US 6:i5; prayer
meeting o'cioci, Wednesday.
Beacon Hill Baptist, Fredericksburg
road at West Ashby street: Melvin G.
by the pastor. Sunday school 9:i5: b.
Y p. L. $50; teachers meeting, $50;
followed by prayer messing at
clock.
W. W. Lee. pastor. Sunday school, s:45'
revival conducted by Perry T. Evans,
evangelist, closes sunday night; Joe Can
zoneri is soloist and song leader; MISS
Flora Brooks, pianist: large chorus ehoir'
good music. 81,
Riverside Park Baptist 5000 South
Prcsa street: T. V. Herndon. pastor. SUN
day school 9:i5, W. w. Rollins. superin-
tendent; all b. Y. p. Us $50; preach
ing II and 7:i5; revival service by w.
w. Melton of Waco Sunday morning; the
pastor will be in charge OF the music,
Harlandale Baptist. Terrell at WEB
ster street: d. y. South. pastor. sunday
school s:i5; ell B. Y. p. US 6;lS:
preaching by the pastor at IL and
o'clock: series OF revival services be-
ginning Sunday. April 6. ana continuing
for two weeks with Rev. Jesse YelNinG-
ton of Smithville doing the preaching
and Gospel Singer Park OF Fort Worth
directing the choir; services daily at ~
and o'clock.
Central Baptist. sls West Johnson
street. one block from South Flores car
Walter T. Davis. pastor; Richard Brown.
superintendent OF Sunday school; b. Is.
Bryan. president Of the j., y. p Y;
Mrs. G. r. Boatner, president or the
Woman's Missionary Society. sunday
school 9:45; sermon II o'clock by Evan
gelist sid williams: all B. Y. p. US
s;i5; preaching AS by Rev. Z. G. Town
send.
Second Baptist. Beethoven hall AIS
South Alamo street. Preaching 1 o. clock
Sunday by Rev. J. S. Henderson: preach :
ing 1880 by the pastor. Rev. Mr.. GOD
frey; Sunday school 9:45: h. y. p. L.
$780, prayer meeting $50 Wednesday.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, April 5.-Presi-
dent August Hermann of the Cincin-
natl Club. states the Reds surely will
return to Orlando. Fla, for training
next year. The club is trying TO pur-
manent training camp. but so far has
not come to terms with the present
owners. The team started on its
homeward "trip this morning. stopping
Mt Daytona this afternoon for a game
with the Florida State League team
there.
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Christian Science

First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
North Alamo at Fifth street. sunday
service IL and s o'clock. subject. I'm
reality: Sunday school. ESQ: testimon-
ial meeting. o'clock Wednesday; read
ing room. Az Maverick building. omen
week days from . o'clock TO ? o'clock
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist.
womans Club building. col Camden
street. Service. IL o'clock. subject. I'm
reality: Sunday school. 9:S0 testimnn-
ial meeting. o'clock Wednesday; read
ing room, open weeks days from to
Ie o'clock.
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BOWLING

TIE schedule for the SEmme- Com
mercini Handicap Bowling League has
been revised for the second week as
follows:
Monday; Jordan-ivers VS.. American
Express.
Tuesday: A. !. n. Pilots vs.. Fomby
Clothiers.
WEDNESDAY: Army ~" VS.. Royal Kid
Cigars.
Thursday: Clifton George VS.. Lone
Star.
Friday: Iau:ersteln Va. Crystal
saturday: Wolff & Marx VS.. Staudt
Shoes.
The Peoples Cafe took three straight
games FROM the orange Crush boys on
nc Grand Alleys Friday night.
Wendcberg was the big boy for the
winners with 1880. lie was followed
closely by Eddie Kohr with s27-6e4.
kid" Zlzils was the shining star for
the losers with :26-59i.
The Orange Crush bottlers and F. E.
Mueller clothiers bowl Monday night.
Fridays scores:
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Bouarian Town Will
Place Special Tax on
Foreign Words in Ads

Amsbach. Bavaria. April 5. -
American bars" will probably dis
appear from AmsbOch, and COZ
fures" will be replaced by some
German word which suggests the
idea of a barbershop.
The town council has decided TO
place a special tax on all foreigr
words used in any sort Of adver-
Using. The tax is to be one rem
tenmark for every letter used in
this manner.
SO many foreign words have
been adopted into the German Ian
guage that controversies have
arisen as to what words are for
cign."
A special commission has been
named which will prepare a list of
words that are TO be taxed.
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MendeIsobn Fouls Goldman.

Goldman. Philadelphia. won from
Johnny Mendelsohn. Milwaukee, here
last night on foul. Both men
weighed below 40 pounds. In the
semi-windup. Harry Kahn of Milwau-
kee. Knocked out Jim Darcy of Phila-
delphia. in the first round. In the pre-
liminary, Ben Base. also OF Phila--
dclphia. knocked out joey Cline OF
Milwaukee, in the second round.
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AMERICAN IS MISSING
Friends OF Houston Man Say He Dis
appeared i'm Mexico.

Ell Paso. Tex, April 5.-Friends OF
Edward Fraley, Houston, Tex, BUSH
ness man. have asked aid of the Amer
lean consul at Juarez, following Fra
ley's disappearance yesterday. dc
was said to have been changing a
500 bill when last seen.
Foul play is feared.
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Evangelical

Friedens Evangelical, Main Avenue at
East Elmra street: Rev. Joseph Polster.
pastor: Sunday school 9:15 with an adult
Bible class session at the same hour;
English service and examination Of the
conflrmants 1880 instead of 1O:i5. the
usual ~orship hour; English service, s
o'clock; choir rehearsal S o'clock Tues
day
First Evangelical. Nolan at Muncey;
w. +. q. Ungerer. minister. Sunday
school 9:So: Prof. G. A. Arnold. super
lntcndent: worship l0:l5 and o'clock;
Junior Christian Endeavor 4:S0; inter-
mediate and senior I:l5: graded prayer
meeting o'clock Wednesday.
Highland Park Evangelical. Walters at
Drexel avenue: Rev. II. G. Haag, pas
tor. Sunday school 9:S0 preaching 1895
and S O'Clock by the pastor. Bible study
and prayer meeting o'clock Wednes-
day: junior league g o'clock sunday;
senior league 1:l5.
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FAVOR RATE REVISION
Witnesses Before I. G. c. Plead For
Freight Tariff Cuts.

washington, ID. C., April 81
Adoption of the Hoch resolution, con-
templating general REIMBURSEMENT of
the freight rate structure. was urged
today by several witnesses before the
House Interstate Commerce Commit
tee.
r. II. French of Washington spoke
for the National League of Commits
sion Merchants Of the United States.
and W. I. Drummond of Kansas City
for the board of governors of the In
ternational Farm Congress Of Amer
lea. Mr.. Drummond read a resolution
passed by his organization Mt Kansas
City in November requesting gen
eral freight rate lowering in agricul-
tural and livestock products.
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SUITOR, AZ, STAYS
GIRL, rs, AND THEN
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
Police Believe Woman Shot
Him Before She Was
Fatally Wounded.

Frederick, Nd. April 5.-Leona Es-
tell Whittier, %, shot last night by
Clinton Shepherd, her 42-year-old
sutton, because, she said she refused
TO marry him. died today.
Shepherd shot himself.
Examination of Shepherds body dis
closed another bullet wound believed
to have been inflicted by Miss Whittier.
who said she shot him during the
struggle.
Shepherd was said to have been
jealous over the attentions of a rival.
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W.C.T.U. BOOSTS NEFF
Texas Meeting Extols Qualifications
Of Governor for Presidency.

Austin, Tex. April 5.-Gov. Pat
VI. Neff was boosted for President OF
the United States by the Texas No-
ans Christian Temperance Union in
the final session of a two-day state
convention here last night.
Miss Charlotte Fraser OF New
York, national lecturer for the union,
declared. Eve have resolved that never
shall our wet governor go TO the
White House as Gong as there are
men like your Governor Neft.
Other speakers extolled the COVER
nor as "the bulwark of national law
enforcement.