Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 9, 1924 · page 2

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similar drive dur'ng

”moat of his gains.

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'7-‘whose totals had been driven
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‘4-‘sion to 210 on the 99th ballot was

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fihg a favorite-con \"te from Iowa.
ballot through
. 5 95th and had thin iost~it back to
3' McAdoo during the evening

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J~ ‘ Ilegfincr Company. will be the

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.ipeaker at the Kiwanis luncheon to
Norwaik Country
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,.9n the subject "Retail Merchandis-

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f"k om ll'H‘OU‘nOUI bahoting.
l‘irst (er'w t“o llnlcton‘s run "
nu: him n " .; l 4 ‘31 2h» 0nd of
the day s‘n‘rn. Th n during, the
recess, came his ilegram cutting
of! plans in the xn:xk"g to launch
c'x even mo.e V70 " drivn for him

". the 'g"t 'f‘ " 'Y‘ ihv- McAdOi
mith .' 1:" tin subsequent
x'ocitlon ('5 h- f‘ lOl' t1 present

his com"! -l \t'.fh“::t\'.il. the ion»;
series of co ‘fsrrnccs in the McAdo')
room while his lieutenants drove his
column back into a veto position and
finally his letter to the chnirm -.
This major movvment of tho-
drama was enlivened ih.oughout
~.v'th- motions to adjourn. attacks on
.Zie two-thirds and uni“. rules, and
the frantic efforts of drive com-
odors.

'l'iiicvcs at Radio Set
In N. Main L . F‘Oie

The store of the Norwaiks' Elec-
tric Company. in North Main street.
was ontcri-d sometime last evening
and one radiola set with our phnnnv
and 'hr 9 1 Les were taken.

linaruno was gained to 93:0 must
by breakmg through a rear window
which led 25 from the railrrind tracks.
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Deadlock Strains
, Party Banlu'oll

NEW YORK. July awn. ion!
.deadlock in the Democratic Na.
tonal Convention has proved a
cover. drain on omciai as well as
private funds.

~Thc New York convention coni-
mittee, which practically financed
the his show to:- the but two
weeks. turned this task otter to
the Democratic National Commit-
tee this week atier expending
about 8300.000. not including the

:no dailycost of the band and
miter amusement. features. _

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fgrm'r ( .lll."I ll 'd made a.» ug
mum. which had b on carried on! m
.110 closii.g hf llcuch road. Upon ihn
motion of Councilman Bunion this
port w s .- r' “n «l y the t‘ounrll.

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Gong.» is ".‘li i] wit, ..uw-
l‘itliCe stxei-t had not been accepted
hyjhe city. He was informed that
the matter was in the hands of the
Committee on Streets. Councilman
Riordan stated that as soon as the
residents laid curbs and gutters the
:ll‘t'et would be accepted.

It was voted to rescind a former
motion regarding the furnishing of
bonds by the contractors who are to
construct the our schools. A mo—
tion that the mayor be authorise-d to
sign the contracts for the construc
lion of the schools, when persona
bonds had been furnished by the
contractors. was then named by the
Council.

Councilman Friuel atated that
the First District Commissioners
were laying a water main in Win-
field street and made a motion that
he Council recommend that a fire
iydrant be placed at the corner of
'itsnley street, which is at the pont
where the new Junior High school
is to be constructed. This motion
“as pusseg

Cow cilman Riordan made a mo-
t.on which was passed that the Ma-
:or request the Second district com-
“ninslonsrs to lay a water main to
the new Broad River school.

Councilman Pohlmnn stated that
hpring street. oince it had been
opened up by the Connecticut Light
and Power company. which put new
gas pipes in the street. was in a da-
plorahale condition. A motion was
posed that the company be order-«l
to ,- ‘m up the strev: and put it in
mi- :uim». rrr‘v"":on it Was in before--
‘he pipes r ' laid.

it was vcted to abate the taxes
on the property of Mrs. Delia 'San—
ford. upon the recommendat'on of
Corporation Counsel John Cuneo.
The taxes amuntcd to 8382.45.

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£1le one cacl. n aunlngturl. D. C., and
IxCULUCIi) studcnns “on the awards.

Among L‘le prize winners were Al-

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o .‘a , who took three.

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New York.

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PREMIERS ARE
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Suggested That Amer
ic’an M e m b e r on
Council Have F u 11
Rights With Others

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(By Associated res-a.)

PARIC'July spawn note to
the allies suggesting how the diffara
em. questions connected with the ap-
plication of the Dawes plan might
be settl: d was drawn up atvthe con-
fmnc’e yesterday and this moraine
betwpcn Prime Minister Wash!
and Premier lien-lot of France. the

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menu he had drawn up with ll.
Harriet constituted the Joint note
which explained how the Dawes

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so.» mad tetanus-sub“ [0 be eager in
strange .as lupfil’be‘eon so the united
out“ buau MI\I ushers in it on
LqJ-at Auudu‘ with the allies. “Jo
men said in uni” circles than ‘.
”scuoualu womd be pleased l".
settlement could be made by the
“collar: of an American to the presi-
dency 0! [he itsparstion Commission
with the same preponderant rights
as on: now accorded to the French
.‘rcsldcnt. _

AMERICA WINS
llClORl 1N 110
NIE’I'RE HURDLI'IS

ablliau), Lil'.v'(...‘.l‘y 01 [“1110”, ill’lt.
At..inson. South Alrica. second; Pe-
iclson. Sweden, third: Christlcrnseon.
Sweden. fourth; Kari Anderson. lili-
nois A. C. fifth: George Guthrie. Ohio
State. lulh. Tints 15 seconds.

Jackson V. Schulz. oi Lilo New
tori; A. C.. won the tint semi-anal
in the 200 metre dash of the Olym.
p.c games at the opening of today'-
oiympic proszam here. with George
uni. Cnh ersi1y of Pennsylvania sec.
and. both of them out-tooling the
Joe: Abraham; of Git-ll Britain. who
...~;.«‘.led third.

no iiiud‘u Gui-ah. lir'st 56inl~fln8l
neat; three to quality (or busts;
.acason ». Salton. New York A. 0..
inst; George Hill. University 0:
g'uilna,l\lflu. second; 1-1. N» Abra-
nama. UALBL bi'ltaln third. Tints 21
4-5 seconds.

Second semi-anal heat: Charles
N. raccoon. Calm States. first; E.
.1. Liod-l., Great Britain. second;
an)” 25.-..on. late. third. nine 81
no s;~.c..ud.

on...ch Ml“ henna-s.

Milan payouts tor rs-
.l lo“... supremacy in me splints by
summing too :00 metre dean ought-
c...u wnsn us four of the :83..-”
.TGJuJI places in the final as we re-
al... at banana: runumg in the ecmi~_
.'..'....;;. in the taut of Which Judson
. . scams. 0; lane New to A. c. and
u~\u.’. rial of the On versity of
1’61!!!”le finished'ahead oi liar.
Old Abrahaml, the Cambridge cash.
manor or the loo metre dash. who
is “saunas to snow the strain oi
ms touitu swalght day of competi-
don. ,

E’addock showed his first real flash
of torn! by winning the second semi-
ilnal with Uddell or Great. Britain
second. and Norton. Ansel-scan third.
.uus making the Alas: a battle be-
tween English-speaking rivals. Kins-
.;‘.an, the' speedy South African. who

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.1: lasted his with. Just (81100 of u.
xx..- in the second heat altougi.
:. .413 in only one. leg.

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Here’s tilt-owns!
Itfll BeiHerse‘July 23

This, is to be a real summer.

The big ”testy-toot noel ad"
noes car of the Gentry-Bros» .
Jan. Patterson Circus arrived ul
this city and early this morning
the crew of twenty-five bill post-
ers and other advartiaingmnn are
heralding the coming of this or.
gantution in a radius of thirty
miles of the city. _

No cné can say that a summer.
M been complete without the
annual visit of some circus .and
this coming 0: the Gentry-Pat-
terson Circus will, no doubt. be
heralded with delight. For the
past thirty~scven years it has had .
the reputation as being one of
the cleanestwand best on the
road. ’

Carrying over 400 people. :00
horses. large menagcrla and other
equipment. needed for a big
street parade. circus lovers can
be ass- rid o! wanessmg pcrfiorm
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was _ .i. ii'r‘o r at. ..r(..

, c.-..a'.;;, 3‘ of i on .la-‘cti,

ivvre masrnd y.‘-:ciday afternoon at
the home of the bride. Rev. Chap-
man E. ir'..'.s ot the Tnn’ty l~.p.s~

Duit‘hcr played t;:e wedding march.

A reception was held following the
ceremony. Guests were present
from New Haven New Jersey and
New York.

Later in the evening Mr. Miller
and his bride left on their wedding
trip. i'pon ihtll‘ return they will
make their home in this city.

Mrs. Miller has been, for some
time. cmp'oycd as assistant chief
”operator at the local telephone com-
puny. Mr. Miller is a dental me-
chanic in the office of Dr. Samuel
Kceler.

PREMISES.
BRITISH ACCORD

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.—Cioa-
ing a day during which officers and
bluejackcts of the British Navy in
large numbers fraternised with
Americans on United states soil for
the first time in 40 years. Vice Ad-
miral Sir Frederick Field predicted
here last night that the time is hear
when “petty differences between
England and America will melt away
as the mists disappear in San Fran-
cisco harbor.”

Sir Frederick. commander of a
world cruising British squadron new
in San Francisco Bay. made his pre-
phccy in responding to a tremendous
ovation accorded him by 800 guests
at a banquet.

SEND MESSAGE
0F SLMPATHY

NEW YORK. July it—Ths Na-
tional Council at the Boy Scouts of
.unertca has sent to President and
Mrs. Coolidge an expression of sym—
pathy in the death of their son, who
was a Boy Scout.

The message follow:

"The 685.000 members of the Boy
Scouts of America send to you. its
honorary president. and to Mrs.
Coolidge. heartfelt explosions in the
great bereavement that has come to
you through the loss of your boy
and our former Associate. We sin-
cerely trust that the evidence of the
nation's profound sympathy will in

a. measure box and
in this ordeal)? "Ram” _y°“

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Finds Man Drunk:
Takes Hint H (m

W. C. Fiewweilin. of inst
place. brought a man to thBeydew‘:
town police station yesterday after-
noon. whom he stated was intoxi-
cated and he had picked up in W
avenue. where he was lying in‘ ‘
street. It Was learned that the
mass name was Christensen and its
was taken to his home by Mr. Few-

wellin. He had a -
head. slight cut on his

Conn. Man on Council.
Of Bar Association

‘ PHILADELPHIA. Jul! 9.-Me'm-
Jars of the General council of the
American Bar Acoustics for 1324-
1:" were chosen at last night's u.
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{.airnccticut, cargo E. Beers.,New
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"organizurcfzn. John E. 32.1mm. ,
men. _ 7
New Hampshire limes w. Resign.
Concord. . ' " ' _
New rot-22. Frederick Euii
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Celx'in Coolidge. 3:... whose death
the whole nation mourns today, was
a typical America My. mhchieyous
and full of vigor. but in public was

quiet and demure. He was always
the, first. with a he: :37 laugh, how-

» ever: at the sligh‘st provocation.

"H. m a remarkably sweet dis—
position for a boy." a close friend
of the faintly remarked recently.

Northampton. Mass... and
through, the grade schools or that
city and than. tutored the high
school. completing the first year after
his tether had come to Washington
:3 vice president in 1921. Both he

and his rothcr John. who as 17
your: 0 ago. entered Mercersbur

.‘uadcmy at Ixferccrsburg. Pa._ the
n: xt year. John being graduated last
month while Calvin had another
y‘sr before him. John is to enter
‘ _«“‘.m“. the T'rcsident's alma mater:

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1.1 2.1;. . .as Us: not a “cram-
' it the SELIOJICOJ' sense of
1:. . n s. He also was a good de-
. ._ .— ,~ '1 ‘5 .1 qta'iiied for the
- ,, ' cg tran- I-Zc was .14-
.t ' . l‘ :3 of:
.l f o..t '.. .;.2 :; g
’ i . ?-.. :..’ :ti:.t i-Lzzr. 3101.54
as a.. -7 '4 '5: t- ..r..3 and 1.» -
all p....,':.r.

. :x' n v. {It be brother John at ‘hcxr
. ' .‘s h 2.29 .n l’.:;mot;;h. ~ 1 .
out last norms, ‘ Jilin a Lnded the
m;li;ary trai:..:.g camp at Camp
Dryers Mac... while Calvin worked
on a farm in the Connecticut Valley
of \‘s‘ step-i M 'rschusetts.

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‘n :i want me to tackle today?"

 

Calvin was born April 13. 1908. at .
wont ‘

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ICOOIidge’vs Son CI‘im’d
American Y0W}g§€‘3f

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Jill

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He had take: ‘51 I.‘.;.‘.Qfl§ or.
contract and $252.31 to mend: it 1
come to \X’ashingtc-z f". ti‘e interest
ing days of his {film ‘ assumpi 1.;
of the Chief Mac; .
to complete th: 12:!“ :r
set him:.,'lf.

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This bummer ;*.'
the boys came to tin. ~.‘. -1
but had planned 2) leave in few
days to attend the train

in: camp at

Aezrcg'mr.
House “as
quite (11*:
the bcys.
usually in i} 9

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tracked it n‘Lth a 1-. . .y i -‘
L'i‘ the president ‘ w .r‘.( to ‘
visitor i'. was r:- r i
there.

The Presidcnt. huWenr, behaved

in the good American way.

at the White House remarkvd re»
‘rcLi-r that they r"'—r:~d no $1215 of

..=.I-h 3;: :.n....' i") '\'h. .i an-
;v'..‘.cr fri. :.J inpj,» ?: “."3, 2' d ilicy

hadn’t better."
SORTKALZJTON. Mass . July 9.»
The flags of this city. home or

as a mark of its sorrow over the loss

Brcsident and Mrs. Coolldge. North—
21192.0!) folk 5 . i th:"r personal tr:—
hutos to the \i‘h'te House and
Pierce. lxprccsed in formal hrs

-4.

s new that is in the hearts 1*!
pronic.

In the Coolidge home one half of
a two family house on Massoit Elriiel,

Shr- was not alone in Ii“"

 

it was it 31".) at thls work 3221‘
.’ r 3‘ ' . ”my position: it s
r _ 2 ~ T 'd c: Ltcdly: ".20.
‘ :" .'c2th.- L':. .‘d

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“ 1.. Ir. 1 cup: :e he is. \tht.

grandson.

 
 
 

.,T<ol;r',3e3 for mti")' years. has cor.-
t,nuod there v.-hi.e the family. has

 

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‘VESTPORT. July 9.——For Sale——
A complete set of good metal signs
reading "So Parking." "40 Minute
Parking." "One Way Traffic." all
beautirully painted in bright colors.
Must be sold cheap as owner has no
use’for them. Fine chance for neigh-
boring town intending to adopt
parking ordinances. For particulars
inquire Westport voters.

it
mnet‘be stated that Waiver-t. nar-
rowly escaped the adoption or park-
ing ordinances hicnday. and there-
fore the need of these signs. but
largely for the fact that such an or.
dlnance would interfere with hit.
and Mrs. Weatporter's inalienable
right to drive up in front of the Vii-
lags post office to receive and de-
posit their mail. In addition Mrs.
Wesiporter told those assembled at
the town meeting that as a house-
.wlte she could never hope so do her
shopping in the village Within the
prescribed (0-minute privilege.

"And if l‘va got to run out of a
store before my purchases have
been made duct to move my car.
I'll keep on going." Mrs. Westporter
,told the meeting. The resolution

Wakes Neigh' bars in
Search for Husband

Considerable excitement was
caused in andoround Elizabeth and
Haviland ctr-sets. in the wee hours
of this morning. when a some: who
was in search of her husband found
bin: in a home in Elisabetth street.

Going up to the door of the apart-
ment the husband was she knocked
on the door and made considerable
noise. in the meantime the bus-
band made his exit out of the rear
door of the, Elisabeth street house
and name through the back yards
and over fences and went out on to
Havlland street.

The wife made considerable noise.
by shouting at her husband as he
wwt over the fences and awaken
many of the neighbors ‘out of a
sound sleep. The police were called

 

they arrived.

Brews" Into House
But Take Nothing

 

 

Stephen Clary of 328 Fla: Hill

road. reported to the police this
morning. that his house had been
entered during the night. but.that
nothing was .
\ He stated that. entrance was gain-
ed through the rear door and that
the cellar door was aloe forced open.
llotorcycle Policeman Boeniacb in~
Vm the matter this morning.

Ari-est'edsin Anselm . '
(On Stabbing Charge

ANSCNIA. July s.—‘rhsodors De-
Boaas. aged 29. and single. was ob

 

 

reatod in Anwnia last night and
turned over to the :lansachusatts

a' construct!» one» at Brusseld.
Nantes who were stabbed are said
tobatnaboepttalinacrmmdi-
“an, The Mensch Slate no~
lice. heard that DaESoau was in An-
eo‘nia auditioning here last night
with I? plains of the m wanted.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

was voted down and ill? police de-
partment is iczt with some fine ugh:-
on in hands.

Another resolution
parking on certain sections of Com-
po Beach was not dealt with so
harshly. the voters believing that
parking regulations there would not
inconvenience anyone.

leach sti‘tet. from
pavilion es'sicrly
nor was inadc a one-way street. and

bathing

LC-

on Beach street, or:
3mm Owcnokc corner to the butch.
and on the south side of Bradtei'
street. A fine of not more than $25
(or any violation is attached to the
ordinance.

The meeting falicd to authorize
the selectmen to sell the property
known as the town term which
now rented to a priiatc family. the
expressed opinion being that the
tOWn might need the property at
some future date.

The selecimen were authorized to
pay out the receipts or Conipo
Beach the sum of $500 for the main-
tenancc of a paid life save:- at the
beach sex-en days a neck during the

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_but the noise makers had gone when ‘

bathing season.

DAM BIDS T00
IIIGII—REJECTED

Declaring that the bids were too
high. the First District “'ater Com-
missionars at a meeting held late
yesterday afternoon rejected two
bids submitted upon the proposed
addition to the dam at Brown‘s
reservoir.

The two bids received were from
Foley and Company and M. L. Pier-
son. In both. cases. the commie-
aioners say, the bids were considera-
bly above the estimates made by the
engineer who planned the addition.
For that reason. the bids were rc-
Jected. New bids will be advertised
for soon.

 

 

Oh‘ itwry

Mrs. Rosana Brady.

Word has been received here that
Mrs. Rosanns‘ Brady. formerly of
3:0er. died in Yonkers, July 7.
The funeral fill take place in Yonk-
ers and the body will be brought to
Nomik for burial Thursday morn-
ing. July to.

 

 

Cop Md. Burned Cross.
PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-—Ha.n~y
Trout. an Upper-Darby policeman.
dismissed from the forcelsst night
after he had been identified as one
of a band of ten men who the 900
lice said burned a cross in the woods
near there to terrorise a troop of
negro boy scouts in camp. .

 

DOUBLE MEDY.
MICHIGAN CITY. 1nd“ July 9.—
Senile Dementia» is believed by the
authorities to have caused Charles

the Chicago. Lake Shore and South
Bend Railway Company. operating
between Chicago and South Bend.
Indiana. to” his wife, 70. with so
ass. a reaction}! potato washer. and
than hang himself at their Long
Beach. Indiana horns Monday night.

sum ROYAL I‘m
. Hr. and Mrs L. H. Punter-and
faintly of Kansas City. 310.. are stay.
tsg'it Toyr' hates tun. Mr.
and 1-7, - - clone trio ‘idl of

 

 

Dr. and are. Alan D. Wadsworth.

 

 

that the boys should be brought up;
A friend .

ascs to Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge the'
its .

to Echlset's cor-‘

the.“ I
Coolidgcs. were at half staff telly“

'1 Calvin Coolidge, in. son of th"-

ihn’
xty. thicugh act‘rg Mayor Richarvif

young Calvin's mammal grandmoth- ;
er. Mrs. L. A. Goodhuc. was flotilla-J .|
yesterday of the death of her favoriie "

p.-

gricf. because ltoi ‘iiuzrs ('Lil‘lie
5 xtend their com? .ces. and Mrs.
L ackahen, houscimeper for the ‘

~...s‘m vows DOWN PARKING
[AW—NEW comm BEACH RULES.

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concerning ‘

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parking of cars is to be prohil'vztod!
Compo road

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$1.00 $1.50 .

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$1.00 ”31;

THAT WILL STAN s
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9 Be in the Smm With

One of Our
BATHING SUITS
One and TwoPiet-e.

Good Assortment of
Colors.
$3.75 to $603.
Bathing Belts . . .

SAN FRANCISCO
I] cons AFTER
“Mll.L’_’_ii_0CTORi

Nineteen Physicians
Indicted After Hear-
ing Before State
Medical Examiners

SAN FRANCISCO.
ments against 19 {hrs
allegations that ihi)‘ L
ma mills" or wcrr.
such operations, we.
Grand Jury Mouda
them Was Dr. Rob”:
sentence tor bribu'}

The voting ct the _
lows a hearing 1‘)' iii' '
medical cxamlnu-c i ..
W. Brundagc, St. 1.; 3:. : 3 .:' :'
a witness.

Those named I‘t‘SL’i :
and nine Californtar

Dr. Date Ales
Dr. \Vaido Brigg
John R. Brinkley, i«:,:.. _.
B. H. Jolly. St. Char. .
r‘rank J. Kenney, 1‘25.
Albert Scheffsky. 5‘.
Ralph \‘oight, St. LC szs,
P. Sachs, St. L’RilS; '
Kinney, St. Charles. 31

Stock. Believed Stolen.
Found in i’iitsfiek

PITTSFIELD. 3.1 5:
Bonds and stocks v-
or over 823.000, bell
been stolen. were recon.
tel-day and John A. M
dcoige House. Who 101'
have conducted a
here. were arrested a:
of Brooklyn, N. Y.. on L .
ceiving stolen bonds.
not guilty and their ca... {
tinued to July 18. LBCAJZ:
bail. they were sent to Jim .:
lice claim that Ryan .. '
bends over to Murphy 3" -‘

__________,_,—

Champion Bride
Kisser Dead at

CEDAR RAP] DE.
James K. Raiston, W12

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Mmuoketa‘at the as»: of ’
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. .. width
M he performed his Cine? .5. fire:
marriage ceremony. lie 32:, this
to mike it an even mouse... leap
year on account of it being
r. . . W “I.
“I kissed nearly ;.l Y!.€~kc-"d.‘ll'-
used 1° be a favorite so; A... .
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"CI my eyes and
Just the nine," was his rtr .

’Phone Operators Will
Be “Busy”

io-
The telephone 0159mm“ ‘F tinge
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Saturday night in‘ Hill T0“ 1““