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s« - —————— - RADIO BURGLAR 1S pect Leads to Downlall New York, April 14 (A—Paul Hil partment of the interior officlally an- | Boston, April 14 (F—In the wind | Political Workers Think That Fully | sapia Rose, Collf., April 14 (@) |DOUBCes that it has invited the Right | | tol @ ad surglar and haseb, g Zmer \ \ ~ L | Reverend Georg: “aruana | ] n.”n. radio burglar and ba mn‘ [tossed seas that edge the danger a Hundred Thousand. Will Go Just as the last rays of the setting |Reverend George J. Caruana, apos- nut" who terrorized the Woodhaven K rauslitihanke ot Nawitoundland ol sun brighten for a moment the |tollc delegate to Mexico and the An- | kclion hQusens farthrea o in| : Jras Nkt il to Polling Places, flowers in the gardens of Santa Iosa, (11165, Who I8 an American citizen, AL LRI IN DESERT NOT FOUN'D‘ guard cutter Modoe resumed Luther Burbank will go to his final |10 appear at the department of the | during which time he: fatally wound- ) |its way today, its annual tribute to | Philadelphia, April 14 (P—Po- | 1ixt tolay, on the hands of Interlor and show his passport with ed I“"” R "l'“”m‘ ;‘”" ”‘“ o others | [the dead of the Titanie pald. | titleal workers of all parties were |old and friends to a quiet |!he Purpose of detcrmining whether and corn ed 2 ouse burglaries, | | A . % he entered Mexico lawfi il { o TR e 4 4 the Associated Press told the story | have every person of voting age on P'¢N'fd muny years ate W he roquest Gf an unusual chain of circum. Fvery Effort Is Made |6 thuk niciurekdts wosvice e thol . heenn & 288 O | A strange mixture gnosticlsm |late Will be roquested to leave the | anos. e e ity | the reglstration lists, and by tonl8Nt | 4ng religion tinetures the sentiment | SOUDETY. 1is use of the name of a former | to Find Them auarierSdaciaotithoitensl as Rl | e disans soat o nave the 100:0005F ot tiiosa o Ko vt aath d The department also announces | it \ biaini | cutter. P tho who 1l gather to mourn Rat it bish H 1 M prison acquaintance in obtaining an { $ 3 g vote th Iis passing. I'riends from fa 4 that the bishop of Huejutla, Mon tomobile Ticenss kave the noliea | Madrid, Aprll 14 P—Thie Spanish| Above the national ensign | More unregistered voters in this | his pe tier om far an R LA Heiy ; dameblisdliocnlex gnisatheaolics | iy ieg0enis {whipped Ly a cheerless Arctic |clty, together with those fn the | Mar thronged here when they heard |MENOr Jose Manrlque Zarate, has their first clue fo his identity. Iis | minister at Cairo, Egypt, in a des. | VhiPPed N Fi (s 4 of his death carly last Sunday morn en cited for an investigation by fondness n’ baschall resulted in his | patch says that no trace has been e Mw“”:“ o "h D oth r“p'n \'y{ :l\ K<‘h>‘ ‘r“‘nlh "In King, B0t onie hie-Gidew, B eleter attorney 5 n :.h because of a i L !H»‘ '- w"v n]\ ("4‘;”(4-4'17 ““’;‘ifmnm of Captain Estevez, leader of | tha oconsion, Officers and. erow heir ballot in t May pri- | few will be permitted (T°C°Nt pastoral letter which is con. e opening bageball game of the |the €panish flight to Manila, or iy |stood at attention. A radio silence | - 1n { scason. And his use of mechanic t's nnod business for you to order yourawinter coal now— and not wait until weather is | bitter cold and the fuel sup- ply in the yard is low. 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Loans Up To $300to Housekeepers Twenty-four hour service Strictly Private Beneficial Loan Society 59 WEST MAIN ST, RAPHAEL BLD{ ROOM 101, PHONE Open 9 r05.20 wlot'ml Licensed by the State and Bonded to the Publie CAUGHT NN, YORK Habitual Phrase Spoker by Sus- larceny and served a term in Crans. ton prison, R, I, he told Police In- spector Coughlin thut he had at- ended the bugle school while at the naval training statfon at | .\r .\\mfl i’um d the name “Frank Me. mmlv" |the hero of a serles of baseball stor- |les deallng with Yale university Another time he gave the name of | William Cody (Buffalo Bill) and ad- dress of Denver, Colo. m vo, who abandoned | wa AT d objectionable by the govern- 5 a republican | ° & ! 1o public services /MmNt and also because of the hishop | unbroken by ships in the vi- | gironghold, speetacular methods A a5 I 'f" s having notified the state legislature § phrase confirmed the suspiclon of his [ their plane Sunday 100 miles from | cinity. Tn another moment the tolbslemnioyeqitolattiacththe e et IS RREREART SIg IS 8 {4t he declined to accept the limita- i \ptors that he was the burglar, [Amman while on a flight from Cairo [came the crash of a triple & lon of the unreglstered eiti- | ’“"‘““I""‘-;u”: e “'”"“ and flowers of |50 11n0ed on Catholic priests. It | ter they had begun to doubt that |10 Bagdad. — Ammam s about 6 | (rom tho cutter's firing squad. and | sens by workers for United States | 1oV Farl urbank, unosten- |1,"4 [C1 G U department hat At | f S8\ GRkhe min ERay wanied i miles north east of Jerusalem in a | the ecremony was over. Wharton Pepper, ,‘:]"v"\‘f”“_’“ DraLoTES 1 that his ), cstigation justifies, charges UKol SamniDhigase desolate section of the country, The Modoe turned once more to cking the nomination. He | P00 26 £ RS W T SEpLC made in the federal court | . Hilton told the British aviators are still continu- |loncly work of the internatlonal ice | is n;\pn by Governor Pin SOl e a0 ponE spLdcRasion 1 bishop will be tried, | A 1 S l ] questioning him | Ing their search for the missing | patrol, a quest for great bergs that | ongressman William 1;“'”*”‘»" Burbonk home past Elsites ua lty eal on rounds gate after [men. {annually sweep down the Lubrador Women wore to play an important | (he €asket, No requiem musio s W. P, schwabe Elected onter. His plh was the same | pt, April 14 (Pr—A | steamship lanes candidacy and @ half dozen of his | 4 ik public exercisc ppogmpsonville Man Haads New | Brioken v tlis glar just hefore ho | ce arch is being made by | During 11 years that have passed | feminine supporters planned to fly 9 w:\;l\‘r‘lv vn‘ sing. land Vlectrical Division | y ! 5 Detective Charles 1. MeCarthy | British aviators for the missing |#ines the ghant White Star liner | over the clty, &cattoring eampaign n B. Lihdsey of Denver, 8 rhompsonvilic, Conn., April 14 (P | /3 OU can easily identify genuine on the morning of April 6. Tha | Spanish flier, Captain Estevez, and | cras) nto a floating ice mountain | literature and messages, urging the riend of Burt Walter P. Schwabe of this eity, | f -4 deteetive Lad stoppad the suspect for | his machanician, LUp to the present, | and went to the bottom with 1,517 | eltizens to vote for thelr candidate, | & "";:v iESthe oulogy.s v. C.lpresident and general manager of | = ) Heywood-Wakefield Baby Car- b questioning just after a hurglary had [ however, no trace ‘of them has been | Passengers and erow the pafrol has | but in any event to register and vote, i J’ B ‘\'“ L 5 "‘l‘"" 1“ 1"; the Northern Connecticut Power | = riages by a Red Hub Cap on each been comultted, found. e opinion prevails hers | been in for Two United States | overnor Pinchot was the first to [ [12rHI0C . and Mrs. Burbank 10 feomps president of = Rivan Hilton admitted last 1 accord- |that there nced being no particular | cutters, the Tampa and the Modoc, | launch his speaking campalgn, Ho 2 as0. Will represent the chureh e New Al i ire = wh;el, ‘Mih. the letters H-W in gold. polier, that hs shot Patrolman | anxlety over their fate, as Captain | hold fo their task in storm and in |« i nianti et (ototant i INRIEE RS ES i g e Electrie Light assoclation —8 This seal is your guarantee of a . ol fous S { e ST e G TR ? an a ted eritic mual conve 308 — : ST " Keuny as ho was escaping | Estovez sp Arabie fluently, PhaYRCen R dibseinall itV lkeanavre el lGoati onIalald ot T VHid o p e ion i tin | o cmblisongen Qo I oston | (8 -+— 8 @ carriage built itolit your: Dabysibes v burglary on The men are now presumably s of t Steamers ply- | the Unlted mine workers greated 07 ot declars hi oday. The association inclndes rep- | S 3 ! At tes Thains Iking through a grazing country, the traffie s e1p- | him. religlon he was an “Infidel”, W rescniatives of virtnlly all ent| F==4 cause 100 years of experience have [ 4 to shooting MeCarthy and ‘i;\.,,,,r, they are likely to cncounter fnl i :IH),.m.v;m\ ’1”] v,m- is correlats | e mm fvi.’r %\'r‘;’n:}‘t‘:d h;;:!n":‘;'v‘vv:‘ur“:h:‘\’y‘;d T.,‘,‘,’\.,,,;\.,.fl,»m,,l‘.”»,l“ of the _\,,,,i = enabled Hey\\'ood-Wakefield de- two other policemen, headquarters | friendly Arab shepherds who, with and hroadeast by the cutters. Day o S AT § S then aft a ¢ am- | England states. = 4 c 1 wtwij’l» \‘ the prospect of l.w T ‘ wonld ir vigilance is un er of his was unlocked to | Reeently when five miblie service | —3 signers to know every requirement Tried To Shoot Captors conduct them to Syria or Transjor- = a3 fce remaing | Chi Epstlon Fraternity Makes an. [0Vt 1ot aft £ in the |companies serving this tereitory with = for Baby's comfort. The man tried to shoot his captors | dania. nd the Tampa will be | nouncement of Honors | Eeent Youth; ‘l“”‘ h ended in gas. water and electricity “"'l"‘ = 1 1 i 1 prnered 5 4 e O ounce. disappointment, had turned his merged into the Northern Connecti- | ——H 2 - he found himself cornere L N ardptipgltveiiolfiuge T"’”n,' ‘,?"""”“, e A ot T P 10 ot oo (R s o e Bt i i — Better dealers everywhere are o Polo Grounds. er be- | Karachl, Bombay, April 14.—Ca the [ment of annua t S O LIS SR OEK AW T e with an author- i r and taKen to headquar- | tains Gonzales, Gallarza and Loriga, rma Chi Epsilon, honora S mngeisgecion of £5,000.000, Mr. —— showing beautiful new models, 4 to all the charges | companions of the m\| aternity at Conne oy seoutd of the Luth r Burban (1 ”r:y |1un'r:r‘d _ priced within the reach of every His erim- | aviator Captain T = WOMAN WHO LEF 0 college were made toda 4 et will Sornt oF s TS 2 — urse. that he had | making a flight from Madrid to T H ME 12 opening of the pres B the home today. ! — P & on terme for bur- | Manila, ar here today. Cap- {when four juniors were pr Trafiic will be diverted from the [ — He played on a {tain Gonzalcs irza arrived at § ASKS GOURT FOR SUPPORT tes of memberships Rae awiich Sensral ith e burhank | — )i team. |p. m. Captain Loriga landed half — h.JM:\“ e ol 5 I””:- 1 of H:r"\”\);fl"mJ‘rl!h‘ CREAM FOR CATARRH | == e made it his Epe- fan hour later. Both are in good ROTAGRU RS A GeCIR Ry ks BRI EA BN — Your dealer is now ) sors, Hlton sait | physieal condition, Mrs. Dubowsky Vanished With Fur- |Charles W. Phelps, Andover, his closest friends OPENS UP NOSTRILS = r dealec jg not S tiked music” Tt Almost the first “words spoken hy Jobhn J. Daly ot from the room == ;;\(JAxng;cu&eaLgr}s|n ona found, howaver, th a1%0 | the Spanish fllors were ingu niture. Supply of oal And Professor E. dr down o flower- § mone How To Get Quick Relief — y 8 <t ind othe ©s from | about Captain 1 ezt andbnici: Sohag o the division of agzriculture seie A guard of honor, 1 from Head-Colds. It's Splendid! Reed and Fibre Furni- , s he hurglarized. Poleo | chanician, The oftosrs. exprossed | Thige Childmn, and an honorary member of the 1 s Rolph of i ture, which is becom- arch in pawnhrokers' | concern when they were Informed order that Probation Officer 13 | {2ty presented the certi Dr. Duvig Stare domian, | Sy foringed yoiie clogged noss ing the vogue for every i i1 Ho had ences’t | that'no word had heen received on nolly may have an opportunity (T @ brief outline of w [ itus of Stanford uni- Teilalwiill cpon e room in the home. eed of the stolen artieles. | the whe outs of thetr com- ' 0f reconciling Mr. and Mre, Gregory (D1 Epsilon stood for at the ins versity, and Mayor Charles O, Dun- o h‘( E o b ng the last burglary, When | mandar y Dubowsky, who hase living | 'ion- He pointed out that to hecome: bar of Santa Rosa, Judge Rolfr oo SaRkINE ) 1 Hilton went to | Great or A S cnsn of | CHEible for membership, a student | Thompson of Sonoma cou Je- Ine. % [Epilareatsc made up of oA PRCASOHO; k< high seho o nat | roma 0. Cros: iperintendent o 0 dT Y=, | turning by bont | natives, w fliors who | the former with non-sup- | ™St rank high echolastically, must | rome 0. Cross, ~superintendent of No struggling for breath at | Ay Police found that fomorrow DOTt, was continned until May 15 by a partieipant in student activiti 0.9 oS Raaonin RanIRELAn K SE SouUT [doldl or icalarrht will e ) © handhag, containing g of their|Judge B, W. Alling dn. police court {204 must be of high e S et Rosa bankarnlll ol : Rt i arangrade this mormi 8GR0 CRacontion; ARttt aR g o ; . a small bottle of E na fr o i de Mrs. Dubowsky sdmitted having | SPiPe the requir t for particiy Tnder a change in plans, Wilbnr .“‘ smal ; t e ] B i - i R S o TE tion in student aetivities is waived, Hall, author and close friend ¢ am Palm from your druggist A d Was Rasehall *Nut TIME FOR N. Y. CURVEW 1oft her husband and faken 1l Dalsii e B e e R R eu Apply # little of this fragrant, M Tn April, 1921, he was sentenced e ! ousehold furniture and the supply |, 8, (& B8P TIEICE O (3 2 ke by Rol G Tis ptic, healing cream in your S ekt e oothall tean, & was also a mem- | spoken b obert G. Tngersc ptic, X | for hurslary a0 | One of Two O'clock In Morning 1< © SRALNNe e WA et WOtk 0B Lyl i varsite: hacketnall squad hier brother w the rils. Tt penet through ! —e | the Hour Suggested, Gl e ] e twelser, odifor of the Nutmeg s e e s ge head, ; New York, April 14 (P R o1 el orlioa) hans Bann nb. Judge Li oias ol inflamed or swollen ‘1 RO tright lizhts of Broadway, ndsheisid she got Want 10 f,ont in student publications. f v ol will speak a Mucous membrane and relief ire (dally dimmed Sonly by thel}® Wihiler hnsband. - She does ol oot r S tha! ranking men ini hig ! few e comes instantly. i i r brilliance of the rising sun k"‘ ]u;‘m fv[nhn nI 41~"'_.- elass. 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