New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1924, Page 11

CAMBRIDGE Southampton, April bridge university relay which ) American apointees to fel- [will participate in thé. University of cted today at | Pennsylvania relay carnival April 25 announced, by fand 26, sailed for New York today nd writers | on the Ber |nual exchange of 40 students be- tween American and Scandinavian universities, ¢ TWO NEW LOWSHIPS, PRESIDENT SEES | CANDLER HUST Wk 00D INERS J0B | 65,000 MINERS JOBLESS WIDE e Amcrican and Scandinavian Univer- | National ) | ONHIS KOTE 10 BYFIELD ING BREACH !Jury Rules that Atlanta Clubman t ol Work Because Operators and | Monsignor Joseph U'revi s sities Reecive Awands, towships will be m, the found of 11 eduecatol nominees «d univer Union Cannot Agree on Basis of | Director of U. S, or Society ru.«g Now LtWo new from -Sisty-five | New York, April 12, Monsignor York » Joseph Freri, national etor in the ican s United States of tle Socicty for the | Propagation of the Iaith been |appointed a titular bishop in recogni York, April 12, or |} fellowships of it Lt K, . sheA nd the st g0 we nnounced to- Amerjean-Seandinavian | Ships, div an an, |icun and § gift Yropagation of the Faith, Will Have to Pay the $20,500 Wage Scale, ki M trom e of th .. [ colle ties ir In & Bakery Two cents mo Dillerences Between Excutive. Washington, Aprii 12 sand miners were declarcd today president of e rkers to be out of s a result of inability crs the founda- ) such fellow- | I equally between Anier- | In the Demanded ion has on |} : girl. Bread’s Atlanta, Ga,, 2. —Clilef of ¥ Police James L. the storm I'oundation, which conduets and Minority Party Increasing | Differences a seii- ularly the one| internal revenu u — has developed toward an open breach. In addition to the president’s vigor- ous m : admonishiig it to cou- vities of its commi and belore it two inquiry— | una committ to employ counscl at the on's resolution was in- om and de was unwillir for the . Discoverer of I wih indieatio he brought on « rquireme o termed - ARCHBISHOP RELEASED Rev, Zeplick said To W Freed T'vom Russian Riga, Esthon London, April 1.~ liak, head of ihe chureh in Itnssia Yy the soviet a Riga, Esthon austed eonditic tiga correspondent of the Daily Mail Since the rocent annonnesment by he Tlussic criment of i ten tion to ase celiishop Wiak there have been Micting stories concerning whercabonts some declarin | was still in prison and othe: i t he war at "I» Couiteous Treatment ave him or him tiw ision f1om resisting governinent, PIRATES ROB SHIP Vessel Bound from Kongmoon (o | Hong Kong, China, Vieed Upon amd | Passengers Vohhed, Hong i Kongm ver delta ) PPirat re invaded the o s on the hank onvoy ayston L mem 1 th shortage of Farm Labor In South and in the Ea . April 12 A on April 1 was ! departmeont ted the sup- 3 being 84 per cent of the demand. In the East North Cen- ral states the supply is 29 per cen in South Central | n the We ntral states there §8 an ove f two per cent and in the inclnding the Mounts isions the pply Western FITTED By A. PINKUS Eyesight Specialist DENTISTS A. B. Johnson, D. D, S, T. R. Johnson, D. D. S, Gas—Oxygen—X-rays Nativs] Dank g, center of municipal politics here for a | emple was found guilty by of oper committee carly today for n duty and swearing falsely marily was renobed from off He was found not guilty of a third count which charged him with aid in procuring evidence for * in connection with th nd miners’ ree on the basis of recently negotiated competitive field. additional 10,000 in southwest. Kentucky probably will ccase April 15 wien an armistice now cffect expir Mr. Lewis said th included 40,000 in Missouri, Arlimsas, Texas and Oklahon t in southeastern Kentucky i 10,000 in southern W nd 10,000 in the Canad decade, police scalc central r, here marked th ws heen deposed during | nessee; ginia, s provir his eleven On the ent four rniul of the ace s « nd last Bean hours enterin ations. part in ti rdler and two men re out of work ors have d ment nege v Mo s and will be a result of apartment friend of Mr committec | Atlanta bus le responsibility for sum Candler's | dard i b DENEEN GAINING MORE close ip for Cand min Former Governor of Ilinois, Returns Sl Incomplete, Now meet- LOGH Votes to the Good. the men into cus- out i 1l 1o poi- ormer G s lead o for lomination today v 1,069 on comp! s with 13 Cook cou cinets missing. g precincts of country tow N opr C wns until the Tomb Leaves for the U, S, Londen, Am Howard Carter, rerowith the 1h retirns 14 precinets repres in Predicted Fire Which Did: Continue Naval Occur; Now, Under Arrest | fofl, Maine, April 12,~-WI TeQicr wus arraigned in paties cow today on a charge walved examination, & in 210,000 bo: Tellier was his moth o after investigat seatistied with ‘s will, and i that the fire hox in f his mother's home wo een 9 and Monday night. 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CIESZYNSKI & SONS S1205 MMIN ST union offi- the for An ern work in osc out of work ) |of missions of the Catholic church, _ |which acts in an advisory lan be- to | | competitive oper- Lewis said. no the With ov- ver the in was | v une uty ir returns will official ent the en the of and nds ar- s fon the ad the uld 10 fire irs. !tion of his services to the missions of the Catholic church, it was announced |today. . In 1900 the Vatican entrusted to him the task of organizing this vork ; § iin the United States and during the {24 years of his directorship of the | |society he collected nearly $13,000,000, ' K8 | Monsignor ¥reri now in Itome as | {a member of the international council the pope in missionary [Mrs. Bulger to Attach | Receipts of Fight Newark, N. J., April 12.—Counsel ifor Mrs, Catherine Bulge KJl\\‘k Bulger, is makin {to attach part of the Mickey Walker-Johnny | Philadelphia next Mon jcording to their announ |ger was manager of Walker, welterweight champion, and Julger claims that the contract for Monday night's fight was made by |him, and that his estate should sll:uv-‘ ill fight was postpon- |ed the night before Bulger died he- cause Walker hurried to Newark to offer his blood in an eifort to save the life of his dying manager, ' ?Mellon to Be Guest of ! Honor at Banquet Tonight : § Pittsburgh, April 12, —Andrew W, | Mellon, seerctary of the treasury, will |be the guest of honor at a banquet to be held here tonight by the Pitts.® |burgh chamber of comemree, About 400 members of the chamber and fi- nancial, industrial and political lead- | @8 {ers from all parts of the country :\r-:i y {expected to attend. The principal speakers will Nicholas Murray Butler, president {Columbia university, and Edwin Mor- | row, formaer governor of Kentucky. [ he Program With Sinking Australia Sydney, N. 8. W., April 12,—With folemn eeremony the veteran warship Australia was sunk today 20 miles loft Sydney in accordance with the naval program under the Washington treaty. Laden with hundreds of floral tributes from the populace, the warship was towed to the scuttling point by tugs, accompanied by two Australian and five British eruisers | with officials aboard. There her sca valves were opened and she slowly |settled beneath the water, while the |eruisers fired salytes and airplanes |circled overhead. On Eve VICTROLAS WILL THERE BE MUSIC IN YOUR HOME THIS EASTER? Music for IKaster Is not only timely and appropriate, but it is a Tradition, brought down from past generations. 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