', to“. him.
Hr. Muck tuned and said:
, ' . g. - ,. “You Are a good. loser."
x.‘ e ‘ ' After breakfast Chairman Hull
called‘tllis subcommittee into suit 20
Scene 6f 1924 Democratic Convention
on the second floor of the “’uldorf-
Astoria. There were present Hon‘ierl
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Cummings of Connecticut. former; ‘30 v
\ational Chairman; Norman 15.; *‘ “ 0“
. __ . Mack of New York and Georgi ; ‘
§ “7' WESTPORT. Jan. Ill—The Pfe' “’hite of Ohio also former \ational ’ \
‘ .AT BASKHBALL uncle Joe Illum In liminary bykelball “ameu‘;la;:§ ' Chaiiman: \ice -Chairman Samuel B I R
H 0 l d T W 0 M a n Bedfgrd é.:pile:8t1:$:":h:01 junior Amidon of Kansas, Clark Howell ofi Ogers 8; SI
. by t e Georgia. J. Bruce Kremer‘of Mon-i ' "
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t » or w a l k l 0 to sweep ‘ Stakes T1115 ,t‘g-am' 'a'iains;;:¢‘:::r:r:::lsc§::1 13y lanai. M rs. iotnliy Nowell Blair of6 Roma-1k so
-'-. 888 orua . Missouri. Mrs. D. A. McDougal andl '
5 " S tford by Score 0f Month the :‘Yp‘e26eftriiowzc score and line ‘14} or . rank Hauge of \‘ux Mrs"). ‘
‘ m up e ng . Isidore. 15.1)uckucnior of California.
19 to 4 —‘ A 600d An added mimetic“ foréhc b15355); STAPLES IllgH- F. P. Ggorgc llochenstcin of Illinois .
BPS that will oumey o A cw ‘ 7- 3 17 C nrlt-s A. (lrcathou’se of Indiana .,7
Game Citga‘t: :25; 1:10:13: gait-1:31.? $21,); 2:353; rlfg - ....:: 8 1 17 :grlAléiltioluul Secretary \Valtcr Moon» 1 hiegm
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a girls' team of tho Nnrwfllk Tournament at the Rational 1‘90““? ”"nd'wson' c ' .. . :11 a": g v D/ .
V school were defeated by "I0 tion Alleys. Brooklyn. will be the. Jahisku, rg .......t. ~ . . NW (553
‘ 5;. tford High school in the up- White Elephant Two Man Tara"; gleiglitirr. lg --"""" f 3 :5 se‘ era] N0 alk JOQE
' to town but evening by tho 8C0" Sweepstakes, which opens a co an ng. rg . .. . .. - D
“.4. mm mm m M“ We, Mum mm "on... m. Thu“, 5 M, ,g ...... o 0 3 Cases Set for Trial; ”we MPH .i .
both teams. despite of the one- White Elephant Alleys on Broadway. ”2—5. ”4‘ 50 i Em"
ed score. This year‘s event gives Promise or 70““ """ .‘lZ‘J'Z' . S'Hr I ‘V’mwk (“508 "9‘0 been; 5 “0‘5““
‘ Th0 Norwaik girls met with quite being much bigger than ever before. .lhEkbRbOlV- F P Snt down for trial in the Superior:
few difficultlrvs which anUCnHY The reason for the high-cleanse in C", - ii (GUN 1" BlidgCDO-“t next Week lle-'
. 00k the gnme from their hands at tho number of entries in this con~ Ilowcd. rg ..... _ 1 1 for Judge 1.... m “' olfc and :1 Jur} fm OVEP-COAIS
fine very beginning. To comply With test is the fact that the New York \‘aning. lg .......... 0 1 a On Tu. sdai tho cam of J. M. Hot-i ‘T x _ _
.r other [iris' teams of High what)" state Tournament will open about lli‘abt‘k. 1. ‘ ' 1 0 5 1°“ 1"" ‘1 “'4‘“ C""‘-l"’“-‘ again“ I'M-i ’ I “m”!
iclilliout the state. Miss Mary M0‘ the same time. “Uncle Joe" is tig- Boiwitz. r5: . .....~ 0 1 0 vward Palmer is scheduled to be? e? "’
hon. coach of the locals. hill uring that the majority of the bowl- Suandonl, lg .......... 0 0 ’- iiled. Tammany and Connery rep-i (9 ' is.
earned it best to change from the as from out of town that bowl in -—- "a: 9 i'cscnt the plaintiff and \Vuliam L.' c, '
”5' rules. which the team has been the State Tournament. will also roll Totnl ............ 31/1 Tirrm-y the def-‘ndant. l ”UTTS
Foustomod to Dlny. to the gulf NEW in tho White Elephant Two Man The his game of the 8 en “8 “a; The case of Ah’rrd H. Hopkins: -\F \ \un. ,
lotions. The change made playinz Team Biveepstakcs. it is u. “-cll- hntwecn the Compo Life Guards an against 53mm, lloodnér is also set; P m .
I"tiii‘l‘lcult for the local squad. known fact that bowlers rolling in in.» "ivtors of‘ Fridgeport, and ‘1': Joun for Tuesday. Keogh and'Can- 3; m 7:59 S10
Esther Caney of the locnIS. was the State or National tournaments also this case the Lrulgeport mum wot dre ”Whey,“ the plaintiff and Tav- l
‘ 30?”! 0'10 on ”10 Noruulk tram Wh° like to take part in sweepstakes con‘ victors in reality, having won iht‘ mr and Cum") “1? defendant. This! '1.) \l \:{\ l\ “,1“
game by five points. The guards
were tired and showed it in the first
half of the game. but seemed to re-
gain their energy in the second half,
which proved to be fast, both teams
doing excellent work. The lineup
was:
ducted by enterprising alloy owners
in the tournament. city.
The entry fee in the tournament
will be $5 per man or $10 per team.
with an additional charge or 75 cents
per man for bowling. The total be-
ing $11.60.
The entire entry fee will no return-
{was sbls to ltcure a. basket. from
tho floor. L‘lmnor Dmcnport and
srtrudo Pennington each shot. a
rival making the other two points
v.0! the score.
L chdit must be given. however, to
:31“ team for the spirit it. showed
‘" not evening and it is a sure fire bet
cum: grows out of commissions ul-'
lipid] to he «luv the: plaintiff on the.
.-;-lrv ot‘ \\'.ls;.ington strict real ch
int-r.
Two citrus ill which dulnuzvs hf
$1‘J.”'"J are asked in each, are set
down for Wednesdm. ’lhe (use of!
(‘lura-ncc l. l-‘inch against Albert 1). i
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compo GUARDS. How the Madison Squsro Gordan will look when the remodeling for the convention (aim. The photo was
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“than if the members can continue to cd m pm“, Twenty-five pcr cent. V . it P. taken while preparstlons were Being made for s recent boil-‘- ‘.i<‘l"v"‘i j. m I R on the a) k t to So. ham 5. ,.
,DH" together ”10" F000”! W1” ’99 an of the teams entered will receive [tarry Qunn. rf .. . .. . 1 1 -3 ‘, il‘hi‘smiasci r :5 t r l ‘ .l’L‘ . -. . t
:onviabie one. prizes and there will be high team Carlson. lf ...... 0 l l ‘ «i l . film i oq‘mo 1inurgrflfrcl-x.1 SOUTH "CRWALK '
1 'lhe "(‘1‘ game on ‘lanugcr Jeanne and individual score prizcs. Each L. McMahon, lf ...... . 1 1 3 t ”"0 n.3,». “ l‘ 11m “ on I“ .
rswallick' s ntlmdule is that with the team will roll three games. total pins E. McMahon. c . .. . .. . 1 t: l do \l‘ihi «dolomite: shaft (‘1: ti: e more,
2 lunrfleid High school girls to be count. All three games to ho roli- Drigcnll, rg ...... . . .. 3 0 t» o". t .. x i a it in nshin;.€n
.. 'played in lied Men's hull Monday ed on the same afternoon or night. E. Quinn, if; ..... 2 1 5 sheet. -ll was confined to illt- :
{evening In a short series of three games ‘ -- -- ——— ~\__<>!‘“-flli~ Miami“ for Sv‘wr 31 ii “the all
e 7’" 300W and lineup 0‘ "19 N0“ every bowler has a chance to win 11 Totals ............ 8 6 2‘.‘ \\'.itl a brnkv -n hip. Tan menv an. .
:tvllk High schOOl EMS in last ever prize, especially when 25 per cent of \iurons. ‘nnnvrv r present the pl nix llff nnd, r
Wfll'l 8’an “HOW: the cntrunts will receive rewards. 0 F. P. Allurmtv‘ L‘O D2“ AS 1110 d' Ifndam- .4 g) . i
G- F- 1)- Entries for the contest close Sntur- llart. rt‘ ............. f. 4 14 The other case for \Vcdxcsday is, g h j i
. Pennington. C . r. . . . . . 0 l 1 day, Janunry 26th. up“)... 11 , , , , , , _ , , , , _ u 4 4 ,that 0f~Bertha Hendricks against the;
Gsney, rf ...... . .. . 1 U 2 For entry blanks and further pnr- Goodman, c , _ , _ , ,, ,, , 1 o 2 !.\;~.sh aninonring Company, sun 13:: I“: > I
t'cnl’ol'f- if ----- .- - -- 0 1 1 ticuiars write Joseph 'l‘hum. 1241 too, rg ....... .. 1 2 4 h: ougl t in this cdsc .lS the result 1 z ‘ hi i u,
'Chinlky r8 - - - - - ----- 0 0 0 Broadway. New York City. ll‘itclson, lg . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 3 ‘ illJ lniv: r l . in d in the plain: ii‘f il . ..
3°C,“ 7“ """"' 0 0 0 "~ M "" Homer (“Wings in gun all u :ltLi-lcnt in with h a. lrlr': \I
iron". ‘5 - ----- ...... 0 0 0 Totals ............ 8 ll 27 ' - ll"'l in iii'; dtrtnli; nts ix: lr‘ l . .
: ’“‘ “' “ Blink(J:l;;i‘(l;rnle. This \\ RN tlw second S'lnlc lOSt 11} IN. Y. to Greet Chair' {iii-n31] .inJ Candy-l.- rt'l‘ rust-1.1 " -. J a in 9 .. (1 like
3'0“!” --------- 1' 2 . 5' the (lunlds within the neck. lltlniniiff and Alto-rut) I). L 0 Nu _ . . ,
."imi‘i Ii; ”3??”135'Mfiuil‘32k {SILT man 0 f Democraticlm .l..:c...l...... Splincheid will
in 85 on ' o I. ' " " 3 7 T\\U iiiui’c .\‘oi‘\\':t'.l; cases - ‘
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iiglllGH TEAiil T0 “"xedirzz‘iitfitm RANWLOSES T0 ~ Committee . lure: mm“
‘ ‘ ' '1.‘ ' int f itt'Saf'dll ‘ -
quarters while making alterations to 5:120 .15 i155! Emilydnn Fit: ’l‘l Hdh 393i M
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. 33;,b:'1,dr':f,“Jgnst‘ff33‘dA" .23“ NE“— yum". Jun. 11-1 had car is in.» rv'sul! of a rOkL’ntl-LL‘ .nxr- Kight
. ' in p". .Y to rd.into tthl'ml' been told, but I am now convincid collision. the icsuit of which Ill» .
5‘ :fidn lfiiokftf‘ffr 1:0 alright get live 5101‘ that New York is the ideal City for plain tit'.’ c Hair .3 p-‘rin..l‘.cntly iujurcd 3“ 3 v-3 .. ;~ . _ _.
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lars' worth of the "temporary quar- 'l‘hc Norwaik Tire and Rubber sruuut Dvmocmtic Rational Lon on of ,ils‘l‘ai ‘7 _yfl.’1\lji'::i :11}:ng .. . .
'1. V ters." company howling team trimmed the yention ever held. Vic are simply oc- It'llrr'fnll.S h: put... f"! .m \.t.=..
A new ofilcc'hoy was sent to n n. and w. tvam last night at the lighted with the hospitality Mini-1m! Cam-’99 14‘? (it-ffnuflms _ ;. .:.
5 bank by his employers to Set it Norwalk alloys. Both teams are which we havobccn rectum]. and Thv 3'35” 5"! I\‘Cgl"::_rl:‘mnsffl '* t:
The basketball toum of the \‘or- check N‘rtmed- l’rt‘st‘niinz the mombors of the lndutsrlal league. the splendid faculties offered us. Sill‘ssior‘¥:‘fi:$j‘ $2..»dq‘flsfvr ~f
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Wslk High school will play the check'llc said. Ilcasc email) this 'lhe tlrc aggregation camp out at Chairman Cordell Hull. beaming is the own” of an automoblln ma. .
Greenwich High school basketball check. ”I“ 101‘ 0f "’9 heap ’" “‘0 0‘" or with happiness, thus expressed him. qr” it ”w Hain‘i“ mm, the H.“ . ‘
toum in Greenwich this afternoon. ”10 “11‘“ strings Playvd- The MS“ self after a preliminary survey of b g ‘ba'l fe‘ld. m;thsuml;,...r KQOL'; 4
The locals are all set for their fifth ‘lpccd the Day individual score was made by DuSnn. the preparations mask by Chair- nit-d". (winded 1““);‘esvm .zhc ' p‘mi :56“. ..
gums and this to be hoped their (L03 Angelcs Times) Th” score: AVD “, man Joseph P. Day and his Cam and Anon)“. Loo Davis the ckf‘,‘d_ , .- ~
-" fifth victory of the season. "I wish." said the ““10 invalid C‘anp ' 34‘ 53‘ on "57 \‘cntion committee lo care for theflmt. " '
Th9 running “’0“ tab“ ”to if”; this who was bcing washed in bed, “that 'ilolmes' _ 7, l7 '1'” clcvcn hundred I’residcnbmakers, 1t ,5 thought “mt some of ”1.-. _ _
:tl‘tf:n’oqouna:t t8:t‘2::i:poh:a 1.31:: I n??? never have to be washed Finnegan . . . . .76 -— - 76 3?: :uueudhreeri: gifzruizzs “0: visit cuffs will not be reached ’1;th vx. - 2; Z """""
' ‘ at“ n “01.1.." . . _ _ _ _ 77' 53 9.; :51 - - an \vi run over into the ol owing ._
w‘tm‘ ‘ghm’ he‘d hacm‘llacen ”a“; - “I'm ail-end." said momma. gently. Momgomery .. $9 54 9; 335 From the moment of Chairman week. .. '
'0“ to .rccn an e squn "that at long as you lune me to take .. . v .. Hull's ““11 he 9 'esterdu . “é , .
put years which have gone down . “0“de ----. 95 57 103 .86 I! f 5 l- .
f t d 1 t " th t t , . ‘ ‘ t care of yo uyoull have to reconcile __ __’_ /_ __ and his commi'tec on arrangemcn:§ ‘ ‘ Al
0002:: For”? Ballast-gulp“: .beon yourself to be washed thoroughly Totals “2 “3 453 1:33 “ere working in harmony with m, First Long'rc‘ gutirliknal (‘hurt i
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’ working diligently With the locals every day. XOH‘VALK TIRE. bodies who “'0“ the battle 9‘ ,, . .‘orua ,. . _
The invalid pondered for a mo- . . - - . ~ . or \V hi t .. .c\‘. L. F. Mccxrcgor, l n. 1)., lz‘csmr
durint the past week and is quite op- mcnt IW‘lilmw ----- 1‘) i; :3 , :32 3' “3 on. “ummg “.orghip at 1”...“ “m .
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timlltic about his squad s showing. “Then," said she, "I shall marry ruin-1 it $5 Q; “‘6 0.37 Club thdqualters scrmon by the pastor. subj-sc’. "Unwr- ‘ ‘
The ten. mis in A-l condition and very early." 7' g“ ------ ‘ ;_ ‘_ z" The not result of the executive ishlng the Church .. .'
if it. doesn't return home with the ““1““ -------- 9-“ -‘-' -' ~‘-' 3 i f-the c mmiltee a... . ' . _ ,
\\'l n n 83 'I" <6 "(‘3 ens one o 0 or Sunday school at 12 0 clock.
precious bacon there will be no ex- 1 H- ----- -- . -. rsngements. which was in sessnn Church coumil ll“(‘ll."l n ”1
cue to 0“" except. that. it W” Volstcul in Missouri. “- _‘ __ — the route art of the duv “‘L‘rd " g ‘
T t l 4“ 44' 438 130" g r D " ursonu e at " :30 Sundav Honing.
outclassed. (Kansas City Star.) 0 a s . . . . .. V a . these: p g . .
The probable lineup of the Green
group for this afternoon follows:
‘Bkidd. rL; Fincson. lf.; Flewwellln,
c.; Reliant, 2-5.; Dcitz. lg.
Manager Willnm J. Walsh an-
nounced that. the next game will be
plsyed against the Fairfield High
school team in Red Men's hall on
Monday evening.
Overnight News
Told in Brief
"President Coolidge and his advi-
lcrs devoted almost all of cabinet
meeting to consideration of the deli-
cate Moxicnn situation but. no ac-
tion was announced.
' American fleet is beaten by the
"enemy" in shsm battle to determine
if Panama. Canal defenses are ode-
quote.
Poincare wins another victory for
his foreign policies when deputies
give government a vote of confl-
dance 415 to 151.
‘ William H. Vanderbilt, son of the
mine Alfred G. Vanderbilt. has taken
, s. Job paying :8 a. Week in the office
j of Leo. lligzinson and Compsny.
1 Boston bunkers.
; , United States Attorney Hayward
It New York starts action against
311's Live Poultry Dealers Protective
, association. seeking to stop slieged
.j practices that affect prices through-
: out tho country.
"‘ ’ A. H. Woods. at New York. with-
; draws the play. "The Road To.
' Igother." after one performance in
SyVhich Marjorie Ramboau had the
main: role.
I Governor chf of Texas at Atlani
says he must avoid comment un-
“‘tli he reaches home on the refusal
of acting governor Davidson to al-
law Mexican federal troops to pass
through Texas.
E. J. Kenning. assistant secretary
of lsbor at Philadelphia says that the
chespest worker for the United
States is the man born under the
American flag.
Hurry G'reb gets tho decision over
Johnny Vi‘lison after 15 rounds ct
New York.
__ Eddie McKenna. at New Orleans.
"cutpoints Bantam Champion Joe
E much, according to sport writers.
Had Taxicab but
it wasn’t Stolen
The local police received I. phone
WI from the Stamford suthoritios
' evening “is nut s. tuxlcsb
'00.: stolen from Stamford by
~ ‘11. sum of Xenon street this city.
Icon vns lute:- picked up in the
m district by Patrolm Adams
-- weathsthewss driviuthecer
m1!" permission of the owner'-
This not was lute:- verified and
was ordered to be released by
Mord patios.
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, ,..~n12--p n,;4:s-v-‘h
“Howdy. Newt!" saulted x-n
quaintance from over beyond
wopity.
days?"
"Nope!" rcplicd Newt
“Skurcely enough for home usc."
"Making much iickn-r thi‘ so
llilllnns.
CLASSIFIED ADS arc catalogued
Opportunities.
CLASSIFIED ADS teach the lesson
of thrift.
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Swinuningaifles sud
flliss Helen Cam’s ability
, ,
so u swimmer believe that this little maid
mo- in the ts'youtsth next. spring that slit 2 ready help defen-
eswlmming events. in the Olympic gain-v
“a; Elsa} ouly19,buthssboen
my
WEST COUNTS ON HER T0 SHINE
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from Not».
yous-swim
manninISOMu. SHOWRWLH
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“l'NCLE SAM CAN CIT-T I HEIGHT
RATl-IS HY EXTERISG
TRANSPORTATION Dr's].
NESS HIMSELF" '
Senator George W. Norris of No-
braska. would have the Government
enter the traiispormtion business
within the United States by build-
ing or acquiring wlroads, steam-
boat and barge lines and over; g
them in competition with cxis ng
railroads for the purpose in regulat-
ing ratEs. ‘
He introduced 1:. bill recently "to
incorporate the Federal Transpor~
tatlon Company." Two trunk lines.
we extending from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and another from the
Gulf of Mexico to the Great. Lakes
are provided for. and it is also pro-
posed that the Government operate
its own ships in foreign service.
The measure provides. says Nor-
ris. thst "the Federal Transportation
Company is authorized and empow-
ered to lay out, locate. construct.
railroad or railroads, together with
the necessary telemph nod tele-
phone lines. The said corporation is
also empowered to build. construct,
own and lease ships; boats and bar.
seq of all. kinds and operato‘them
between any of the ports or the
ports of the United States and for-
eign ports."
The corporation also is to be cm-
Obituary
Mrs. Apron
Funeral services for Mrs. Alfredo
Apt-es. of 44 Wilton Avenue. win he
held at 8: 30 o 'clock Monday morn-
ing from tlfe late homo and at. 1‘!
'o' clock from St. Marys Church.
Burial will be in t. Mnry's Ceme-
tery.
Eugene Do Muck
The tuners! of the lots Eugene Do
at was held this morning at 8: 80
.from his late home. 31 Newtbwn
' Avenue, and at nine o’clock from St.
Mary's Church where a. requlm
donu— I).
Carey- i
The pallbearers were John box
Robert Kilduff, Alonzo. Smith and
lit St. Marys Cemetery.
\Vllusm Mamba:
The funeral of William Moms.-
than was held this morning from
the funeral parlors of D. W. Rav-
mond st 8. to o'clock Ind from St.
-build a railroad anywhere
furnish, maintain and operate any .
Stephen Lcngyeh Internmcgtt waa'
powered to build 3nd operate hydro-
electric power plants and to acquire
and operate coal mines for the use
oNts transportation lines.
Explaining the purpose or his
bill, Mr. Norris said it is "to rtgu-
late interstate commerce by the in-
strumentality of a. Governmental
corporation. which has the power to
in the
United States and to purchase by
condemnation proceedings any such
railroad."
"This corporation." he added, "is
likewise empowered to purchase
railroads at private mic, provided
in such cases the amount paid. shall
not exceed a. valuation placed upon
the road by the Interstate Com-
merce Commission."
Senator Norris declared that, the.
necessary funds are to be raised by
bond issues and that about. all the
Government is required to do is to
lend the corporation its credit.
“Aims to Reduce Rates.
"If enacted. " he said. “1!: will co-
ordinate muspm-tation upon. all
our rivers with transportation of the
railroads. Instead of fighting ctr/i
other. they will co-ordinatc for the
purpose of reducing freight rates.
It will likewise reduce freight upon
all foreign shipments as well es up-
on imports coming into the ’Urlted
States." .
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Joseph's Church at 9:00 o'clock,
were requiem Mass was celebrated
by the Rev. Joseph Duly. The poll-
bearers Were Cornelius Ryan, Will-
iam Conway. John McLaughlin' and
Jack Donnelly.
She Would Help.
(Tit-Bits.)
A It was the dear old lady’s first
ride in a. taxi. and she watched with:
alarm the driver continually putting
his hand outside the car as a. signal
to the traffic followings
At last she became sum.
“Young man." she cried; "you
look after the driving and watch
where you are going. I'll tell you
when it start ruining!"
Couldn’t. M Johnnie.
(Am. Legion Weekly.)
"Johnnie, the’stork has brought
you a. little sister."
“Aw 3‘ won. Stork nothin'. It was
Burial m in. St. 4
, Mary’s Cemetery:
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Selection of the National Demo-
cratic Club as Ratio ul Committee
headquarters until c 1. Prior
to that tho \Valdorf-Aetoriu. COm-
mndorc. Biltmorc. Plaza and other
hotels will be in a, scrap us to which
hostelry shall be made permanent
headquarters. ,
Hearty approval of Madison
Square Garden With elaborate im-
provements planned for the conven-
tig itself.
ease of a. floor of the Madison
Square Hotel next door, for rooms
for the Committee on Credentials
Permanent Organization Rules and
other steering bodies.
Studious axoidance by members
of the committee of any ultra-press-
ing or opposing any aspirant for
the Presidentnl nominations. Insist-
ence that. so' far as they are con-
cerned. that it shall be open to all
comers and the nomination go to‘
the man who is lucky enough to get
the necessary two-thirds majority.
Chairman Hull found National
Committeeman Norman E. Mack and
Chairman Joseph P. Day of the New
York City National Convention Com—
mittee, awaiting him at the “'aldorf-
Astoria. when he reached here from
\‘i'ashington at. the breakfast. hour.
Mr. Day greeted him with:
"New York is yours. Help your-
self!"
National Geminitteeman Isidore R.
Doekweiler of California on shaking
hands with Chairman Hull said:
“Let me rc-introduce to you Nor-
man E. Mack of him Yerk. But for
Mack I would have raised that $200. -
00 San Francisco check to a half a
million if necessary. “0 all love
Mack in California.
"W’hcn he said he wanted 'Ncw
York and only New York’-—well, we
Tuesday the‘ \linistcrlng i'
will meet with Mrs. George D.
sell, West avenue. Members
please bring penny lungs,
Thursday. annual inn-ting. supp r
at 6:30: annual meeting .l: 7-?»
All on: invited.
The music:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Ne“ kirk.
soprano. .
Lit-s. Edna. May Selieck. pianisl.
Miss Macbellc Austin. violinist.
Violin and piano.
Offcrtory. 0, Thou Sublime.
Evening Star
Miss Austin.
Soprano Solo. 0.. Eyes That
\K'cary . Brackctt
Mrs. Ncwkirk.
Second Sunday after Epiphany.
a. m.. at the Winnipauk schoolhouse:
St. Paul's Sunday-school, 9:15 a. m.,
at the church.
All persons are welcome at the
services at St. Paul‘s church. and
new scholars at either of the two
Sunday-schools of the parish.
St. Paul's church is open all day
every day in the year for rest, prayer
and meditation.
At a. meeting held last night.
Cockcnoe .Tribe, No'. 32. I. O. R. 31..
made arrangements for a ladies'
inixht to be held soon. The tribe
will also hold an anniversary cele-
7230 a. m.. Holy Communion; 930‘} I
a. n1., Morning Prayer: 10:30 a. n1.
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