New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1924, Page 9

e e e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL '12, 1924, 9 Rogers’ Bride Missing Young Woman ARREST GREEK OFFICERS ~{5:vs"uii e sromison to cxamine the Carlson 1 3EREIIII RISt It eI testststetsssssatetsty Speakin g mm’;lim Is Found, Murder Victim cases of those arrested and sco that Youngstown, O, April 12.=The . o injustice was done. ° Lighteen Ranking Military and Naval| o0 unnouncement by the minister of the interior says the government body of M Elizabeth Stitle, I'missing since Thursday, was found o f S FRATERNITY ALLEYS 3 i | e gty 7 + : Officials Suspectes P, in 1" por ts \ Fid [ y in @ ravine with the head Miclals Suspected of Part in PR~ | oo iginea that considerable quapti- : . & ¥. CORBIN LEAGUE [crushed. Police said she had been | 5oed Royalist Outbreak. tics of revolvers and cartridges had ettt oo ST TR Crabs. attacked and then murdered, recently been brought into Athens by tionarics. The arms had been e and the leaders of the pro- jccted movement, who obviously in- ed rovast 4 ngeq that there should be an out- ted by order eay after the plebiscite to decide the fate of the dynasty, had been ar- Mrs. Stittle, mother of three chil- | By The Assoctated Press had visited a docter's office | 'Athens, Ayril 12— g'ghteen ra and then had gone to a [ miilitary maval c.icers suspectod | moving picture show When she | of complicity in a projel failed to refurn home her husband, | outbreak have been a Oliver Stitle notified police and |of the government, it became known today. Among those taken into cus- Witz MacDonald Smith, the coust stap |Collins goller, has been given a position as | 17D professional at the Lakeville, N o b golt ‘club, P65 el (TS | steiner search was b School boys found the body. tody gun. Today’s game between Columbia and Yale is likely to develop into a Gegoral, 14 the last counte onardopoulos, | volution, e A pitchers’ duel, Ee ‘Jrn‘mnp Police have no clue to the mur- ydler Tei rderer 3 1l Constantinopoulos. Heydler statcs that he thinks M- | fiaton i I P Meotaxas, alist leader, United States weather hureau offi- Graw will have plenty of opposition | Storer Largest radio -station ia Canada is to Premicr Papanastasion | cials say there i§ nothing in the con- o smier re- ! tention that t moon at s changes said to be CKCH, of the Canadian Na- | against the arrests, The pr tional Railways, at Ottuwa, ! plied that the government was deter- | nd will carn it it his team | Dehm —a feat he hardly thinks | Brd'e of phases influences our weather. jlara . Corr Smith Dummy likely. | cm—— Gus Gardell stern league vet of | vets, again has made up his mind. He says he's through with baseball | ior good. Mo Jost to Springfield yester- duy 4-3, a circuit clout in the ninth sitiing the is Wesleyan opens baschall sea- | Megor® son today with Rhodé Island state as|Mrs. Leroyx her opponent, Jerry { Langren Ferguson and Manoleum both re- port themselves in pink of condition | Ten tor their bout in Pittsficld Monday | Massey night. It is slated for ten rounds. Hard i ifi | Robin Teinity opens her season Tuesday | i with Lowell Tech furnishing the op- capicon g n Hornsby, star hitt ) rosition, Tosephiso togers Hornsby, star hitter of the position il 4 phson Cationz! league, is married again. | Wolek M And here’s his br She's Jeanette Maurice Kearney, former Watch ) onke 1ill pro, is the instructor at the i Goodwin Park, Hartford, course this | 14| Kean ~ " {Commell 94 OrNeil Penningten. M Hornshy obtained a divorce from the ba Think of owning a Car | e R e Sear . s i\\'l'lv» e e player soon after Mrs, Hornsby No, 2 e 2Ty a 2 ———rs ot N 5 - was divorced by John A. 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The union officlals appealed to the owiers last night % defer the meas- | ure, but the cmployers contended ! they had no alternative, Leporta from Southampton state soimmeet= Power—Strength—$1065 % RN DR ‘ . By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Snapshots Of A Woman Boarding A Train — ber of skiil (5 TOLD THAT TRAIN PR TAIR: SCRUTINI ) A TR HALFWAY UP PATRORM abord her, having, WIth tho assiste | {VEw LTAVES TROM TRACK 2 MCNT BOARDS OF ADJAC: IR WHETHER THi5 15 THE WONDERS IF HE KEARD it et bl g o] LL notions as to power in mederate priced cars | [wmens mvimiv | ssome e TN TR TR et W RSE St mechanies are uboard, it is added, to | were upset by Jewett. Its full 50-h. p. Paige- i i crform all the important ropair work | fl < highe e 2 ‘ 19 i Y ” ~ parferm all the impervant reyele srork | built motor=high Prcs[:urc m:ed,qunel and “peppy e v part will ba Jone by the Irench | =wrote new motoring history! vl %ok | b, \ 4 = orkers at Cherbourg, . . . 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