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22 THE BOSTON GLOBE- TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1924 STORY OF BATTLE AS TOLD IN BALLOTS SEVENTH BALLOT FOURTH BALLOT FIRST BALLOT ill ft irift i i i i lift i I 1 1 I stats I i. i i I i i i ill! state State 24 24 2 24 1 8 26 Alabama Arlsona 4 California 3 1 Connecticut 10" norida 1' 2 1-10 10 12 28 Georgia 28 Idaho 8 4 26 6 2 1 10 12 28 8 18 20 26 tfl 18 18 Alabama Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri Montana 30 8 18 26 26 30 ie "i io so 3 6 38 10 2 1 1 1 20 20 Thing that count in buying gasoline Illinois 12 Indiana Iowa 26 Kentucky 26 Maine 2 Massachusetts. 1 Minnesota 5 Missouri 3rt Montana 7 Nebraska I Nevada 8 New Mexico 8 New York North Carolina 24 4 5 83 12 1 Nebraska 90 80 4 Alabama Arizona California Colorado Connecticut. Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maine Mass Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada Mexico. New York Carolina.

Dakota. Ohio Oklahoma. Oregon Penn Rhode 1st. Carolina. Ten nessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Virginia.

Wisconsin. Wyoming Alaska Ha wail Philippines Porto Rico. Canal Zone 48 Nevada bw Mexico New York No Carolina No Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Orecon North Dakota. 10 Ohio Oklahoma 20 Oregon in 48 Pennsy rania 2KUI 3 sin nil i 10 'stom Rliode Island. South Carolina.

18 87 3 10 South Dakota. 10 Pennsylvania ithode Island. I So Carolina 2 4 5 2 33 ri 13 1 ..1 1 86 7 1 3 1 6 6 90 24 6 4 20 10 i 25V4 37 3 4 1 10 18 10 24 40 8 1 7 a y. y. i 23 6 1 4- 1 8 2 6 1 1 2 1 3 8 '6 Tennessee 24 Texas 40 30 7 8 8 6 24 6 20 10 2o 18 10 24 40 8 1 ii 3 5 1 6 1 3 Ctah 8 Vermont 1 Vlrcinia I 24 Washington 14 24 est Wisconsin 8 28 Alaska 1 So Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Vlsconsin Wyoming Alaska Dist of C'bia Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico Canal Zone.

of Columbia 6 16 i 6 16 "i Hawaii 1 23 "a Philippines 3 Porto liii-o. Canal Zone. 1 Jtu irstiv viij Colorado The Rockies of the old Overland and Oregon trails made famout by Lewis Clark and Kit Carson. The country Roosevelt loved. 2000 miles of the most 'varied and pic Totals 431 240 42 30 31 25 69 Scattering: ROBINSON Arkansas 18.

Minne sota 2. Hawaii 1, total 21; FERRIS Michi Totals ..443 1-10 258 42 30 58 25 59 Scattering: ROBINSON Arkansas 18. Minne- ATLANTIC SERVICE STATIONS IN BOSTON North End North Washington and Eadicott St. ore he er DorrJi ester mad Lyon St. Dorchester Columbia Rd.

acar Uphama Corner. ox bury Colnmbns" Ave. and Centre St. Roxbury Masirha-aetta Are. and Southampton St.

Cambridge a a use tt AtO. and Albany St. am bridge- Charles River Rd. and River St. Brookline Villagem, Washington St.

and Walter Ave. South Bottom Dorchester Ave. and Silver St. sot i RiTCHIE Connecticut I 4-m. Illinois j.

Maryland 16. Pennsylvania 1 Hawaii 1. total CERVICE begins and ends with k3 Courtesy when you drive into any Atlantic Service Station. Atlantic attendants know the value of politeness, patience and willingness. They are ever alert solicitous of your comfort, considerate of your time, anxious to please.

And, Atlantic courtesy is sincere Atlantic attendants do not expect and will not accept gratuities. Besides courtesy, Atlantic Service Stations offer you: Convenience of location, easy driveways, safety, cleanliness, prompt attention and quick service. gan 80; GOV DAVIS Kansas 20; SWEET-Colorado ti: BROWN Connecticut 8. Massachusetts 1, New Hampshire 8: THOMPSON -Pennsylvania i KENDRICK Wyoming SATTLSBURY Delaware 6. Pennsylvania OOV BRYAN- IlHuois 2, Minnesota 1.

Nebras-ka 15. total 18; HARRISON Illinois 2. Louisiana 20, Massachusetts Mississippi 20, Pennsylvania 1. total 43; SILVER-Illinois 10. New Jersey 28.

total 38; RITCHIE-lllinols 3. Maryland 16, Minnesota 2. Pennsylvania 1 in UOV iia Illinois Minnesota 1. Peiiusylvinia 1. tl SAUISBURY-Delaware 6: GOV BRYAN-Illlnois 4, Minnesota 1 Nebraska 12 I eniyyl -van la 1: WALSH Illinois HARRISON Totals 448 6-10 260 41 30 34 46 59 Scattering: ROBINSON Arkansas 18, Minnesota total 10; BROWN Connecticut 1 4-10.

Massachusetts New Hampshire SAI'LS BURY--Delaware OOV BRYAN Illinois 4. Pennsylvania 1, Minnesota 1. Nebraska WA-LSH Illinois RITCHIE -Illinois 3. Maryland 1. Pennsylvania Hawaii OOV DAVIS Illinois 6.

Kansas 20, Minnesota 2. Pens HARRISON Massachusetts Missouri 20; FERRIS Michigan SILZER New Jersey 28; THOMPSON-Pcnnsylvania I. I Massachusetts Mississippi Michigan SO-BROWN, New Hamps hire 8. turesque mountain and water scenery in the world. SILZER New Jersey 2S; Tuu.nrrm.-ra.ii-sylTBDla X.

EIGHTH BALLOT SECOND BALLOT FIFTH BALLOT 9 a 5 a a a 16 Round-trip from Boston HIS 5 I a i 4 I i I I 8i i i state i Stat State 24 8 244 28 2 2 24 1 2 4 8 28 y. 5 4 2 1-10 10 2 Alabama Arizona California Connecticut Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky 4 26 12 28 8 12 26 Including Cheyenne, Echo and Weber Canyon; Ogden, Great Selt Lake, Yellowstone, Royal Gorge, Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak and Denver. Four and a half day motor tour through Yellow-atone Park including meals and lodgings at hotels $54-00 additional; at camps $45.00. Season June 20 to Sept. 15.

Motor side trip Denver to Rocky Mountain National Park and return $10.50. Writ for frm booklet and maps and Itt mt hmlp you plan your trip For Information, ask I. H. Sohultt, Wtllard Massty, Osn'l C. N.

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41 Old South 207-8 Old South 294 Washington 294 Washington Botlon Boston fhons Congrott 3060 Phont Main 449 4-10 is GASOLINE 12 28 8 18 26 is 10 Maine 2 8 80 Massachnsetta 1 6 ee i 33 12 5 in Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico. 86 7 1 6 6 6 90 4 38 13 26 26 2 'it 'o 36 1 3 6 48 FOURTEENTH BALLOT Arizona California (Colorado Connecticut. Florida Ueorgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Ixnislana Maine Mass Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico. New Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania. Rhode Island Carolina.

South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont" Virginia Washington. Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska of Hawaii Philippines Porto Canal New lork North Carolina 24 North Dakota. 10 Ohio Oklahoma 20 Oregon 10 Pennsylrania 25 Rhode Island. So Carolina 18 2 1-10 10 12 28 "VV MSIHWj 26 26 'jur 2 i 5 2 83 -i 6 8 6 2 1 I 6 18 1 1 1 38 1 8 2 6 a 90 4 26 10 25 87 8 4 18 10 24 40 8 1 7 14 ie 8 23 2 3 1 1 3 2 1 1 3 Am 9 .3 6 8 26 10 it I I i I Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia I a ho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Iouisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts. Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada Hampshire.

New New Mexico. New North Carolina North Dakota. Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania. Rhode Island. South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington.

West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska I of Columbia Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico Canal South Dakota. 10 24 Tennessee TENTH BALLOT 90 'i .11 HON Maanacliuaffta H. MlmtlMipni 20. total 20; BROWN Illinol 1. New Haiui-lilrv H.

total I); THOMPSON -Pennsylvania I IIAKKR Pennsylvania 1: OEOIWIE BK.UUY -Colorado a a 24 16 48 5 I a a a. a i ROVINCETOWN IS PROUD OF JUDGE WELSH'S VOTE Grand Knight of K. of C. Who Helped Eliminate "Klan" From Party I 1 Platform Is Town Leader 40 8 1 14 8 1 6 1 3 'e Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia. Wisconsin Alaska of Columbia Hawaii Philippines Porto Canal TWELFTH BALLOT 1 37 3 10 24 ltt 23 3 i 3 1 1 4 a "i State Alabama Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Idabo Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas 3V4 26 7 12 28 8 13 26 20 26 24 6 20 10 25 18 10 24 40 8 1 14 8 5 1 6 1 3 6 10 18 24 30 24 2 2.

State 7 23 8 2 'i 3 Kentucky Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Dp la ware Florida 3tt 26 si 20 Louisiana 2 1.4 Totals 431 251 42 80 32 25 61 Scattering-ROBINSON-Arkansas 18 tana 20. Minnesota 2, Hawaii 1. total 41. Maryland 16, Minnesota i. Pennsylvania HAteWSON-IUlnols 2.

ERRISJ slsirni 20. Pennsylvania 1: bKBiiio Michigan 20: THOMlON-Pennsylvania 1: KENDRICK Wyoming 8. 1H4 16 'i 'i 'e 6 i 2lv 83 10 16 lAlahaina Arizona California Colorado I Connecticut Georgia 28 Totals. .444 6-10 2T3 48 30 57 2 60 Scattering. ROBINSON Arkansas 18.

SAULSBURf Delaware rCHIE Connecticut 1 4-10, Illinois 1. MJiryland 16. Pennsylvania OOV BRYAN Nebraska U. Pennsylvania 1, Minnesota 1. Illinois 3L, WALSH-Illinois GOV UAVIS-Kansas 20.

Michigan 2, Pennsylvania HARRISON Massachusetts Mississippi 20: FERRIS --Michigan W.lf. BRYAN Michigan BROWN New Hampshire 8: SILZER New Jersey 28; THOMPSON Pennsylvania 1. NINTH BALLOT Idaho 8 2 12 36 7 4 6 Maine Massa'setts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Jersey. 10 Illlnoia 18 30 2S 12 8 18 26 20 26 2 10 18 28 90 New Mexico THIRD BALLOT 20 New York. No Carolina 448 1-10 261 41 30 34 25 59 tjJ-UJ'V-OBINSON.

Ark 18. Minn RITCHIE. Conn 1 4-10. Ill 3. La 20 Md 16, 1x Hawaii 1.

total 42 9-10; SAULS-BURY. Del GOV BRYAN, in 4 Minn 1. Neb 13, Penn WALSH, 111 GOV DAVIS 111 6. Kan 20. Minn 1.

Penn BROWN'! Mass 8: HARRISON. Mass Miss loruia Ccorgla Idaho Illinois Indiana JMIju. Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Muine tynsaacbusetts Mi lugun 1 13 26 20 26 2 5 36 7 4 6 24 5 20 10 4 GMi S3 ft 13 1 20 as a 1 No Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Penns'lvania a I a a a. I -2 a ts a. I a.

Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland MiiMHiirbiisetts Michigan Miniiexota MisaiKsippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada Hampshire New Jersey Nw Mexico New York 3 25 88 10 i i I 3 SIXTH BALLOT Rhode Island So Carolina. IS Bo 10 Tennessee 24 Texas 40 Utah Vermont 33 8 14 i 8' is '4 State 6 State Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New Mexico. New York No Carolina. No Dakota Ohio '-MKm-'Tv--' rife'' a a to 24 28 hi 06 Ti 4 8 4 24 i1 i 24 2 ie 'i i Carolina Dakota Ohio 48 28 8 3 24 26 10 'klalioma Virginia Washington Virginia. Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska Dlst of Ool.

Hawaii Philippines Porto Bioo. Canal Zone. 8 1 14 '8 2 6 1 8 6 2 lOU i 10 nun I'liiiisylvania. 3 Vk 3 State 37 10 Khofle Island. So ..0 Dakota I 111 8 26 2 1-10 12 28 8 13 26 26 2 10 18 4 3 10 18 24 1 Texas 98 18 10 24 40 8 1 14 2 30 30 24 6 20 IO 2514 is 10 24 40 8 ii 3 i 1 8 Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rinds Island 8 Carolina Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia 14 Washington Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska Dist of Col Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico 26 3 2 2 1-10 10 12 28 8 475 306 40 81 64 24 60 Scattering: ROBINSON Arkansas 18.

Minnesota 1. total 19; SAULSBTJRY Delaware 6: GOV DAVIS Illinois 10, Pennsylvania 1, total 11; GOV BRYAN Illinois 2. Nebraska 0. total 11- WALSH Illinois 1: RITCHIE Maryland 18. Pennsylvania 1.

total 17; HAS- Utah Vermont VirL-iuft Wawfcington Wiacouniu Wyoming Alaska of 6 23 13 8 33 18 20 4 5 33 y. 12 3 5 13 1 2 10 ii i 30 20- BROWN IllinoiB 1, New Hampshire 8. 23 I i 16 1 "2 6 2 1 6 3 tawalt 2U 6V4 5 38 7 8 8 'ialltMNMa Pnrfn 20 'i FIFTEENTH BALLOT Canal Zone 1 Canal Zone Totals '10! 4t, iiM i .471.6 2 43.0 30.i67V42S 80 Sm tterinR: KU11TNSON A rltfi iiaNM luiiff Alabama Arizona 4 Arkansas California 26 Colorado 6 Connecticut Delaware Florida 12 Georgia 28 Idaho 8 Illinois 13 Indiana Iowa 26 Kansas Kentucky 26 Louisiana Maine 2 Maryland Massachusetts 2 Michigan Minnesota 5 Mississippi Missouri 30 Montana 7 Nebraska 1 Nevada 6 Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico 8 New York Carolina 24 Dakota 8 Ohio Oklahoma 20 Oregon Pennsylvania 26 Rhode Island 8 Carolina 18 Dakota 10 Tennessee 24 Texas 40 Utah Vermont 1 Virginia Washington 14 Virginia Wisconsin 3 Wyoming Alaska 1 Dist of Col Hawaii 1 8 1 i 8l Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut. Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts. Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada Hampshire.

New Jersey. New New York North Carolina North Dakota. Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island. South Carolina South Dakota. Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska of Columbia Hawaii Philippines Porto Canal Zone.

4 13 1 i 1 90 '4 y. 19: SAmSIil'UV IVIinvnri' if. 1 1 I o7v I iavis Illinois Michigan a I i a a syivaiila 1. total 13V, GOV BRYAN ll'l' i I nil- ol, 14. ROBINSON Arkansus 1H, Illinois I.

Minnesota 1, total 20: SAT'I-SIitRY Delaware 6, total 0: GOV DAVIS-IIIInois 10, Minnesota 1. Pennsylvania 1. total 12; GOV BUY AN Illinois 3 Nebraska I), total 12: WALSH- fllln.ds 1, total lj RITCHIE Maryland 16, Pennsylvania 90 4 no 2 24 5 7'r'1Nkn total II; WALSH llllnol HI I HH. Maryland 111. Pennsylvania total 171.,: Ha It It I son llitlll rtiliw.

Alabama Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Floridn Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico. New York No North Dakota. Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island. So South Dakota. Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virainia Washington West Virginia.

Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska of Columbia Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico Canal 48 4S aiwl total Mlsslsslpid 80, Pcunsylmnla 1, total BROWN -Illinois 1, New Hamiishire 8. THOMPSON Pennsylvania I. 1U, total lTMT, ft. Mississippi 20, Michigan 11, total BROWN-New Hampshire 8, total THOMP. 48 "i 28 26 "2 86 7 1 6 6 24 4 20 10 -26 18 10 24 40 8 1 14 8 5 1 6 1 8 37 3 3 BAKER 37 10 SON Pennsylvania 1.

total Pennsylvania 1, total t. THIRTEENTH BALLOT 10 25 37 ll 4 1 10 18 10 24 40 8 1 7 ELEVENTH BALLOT 9 3 til 5 i Alabama 24 Arlsona 8 1 Arkansas California .,..24 Colorado 6 2 Connecticut 7 Delaware Florida 12 28 dabo 8 9 5. JUDGE WALTER WELSH. 24 If 24 24 16 8- 10 Illinol 18 18 23 '3 18 'i "2 23 8 "i 3 16 i "i 80 State Globe Indiana 14 3 2 1 6, 1 3 2 '2 23 8 3 i 3 26 20 26 Iowa Kansas pn tuck 1 24 State Louisiana 20 24 2 Totals. .442 261 42U 30 nflU no 83 10 16 4 Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut i 3 7-10 3 26 3tt 8-10 7 12 28 8 Philippines ..8 3 Porto Rico 265 42 30 34 29 60 Scattering-ROBiNSON-Ark 1.

La 20, Minn 2, Penn 1. total 41 i immVN onn Mass 8, total 12; SALLM1I Iti Del GOV BRYAN 111 4, Neb 15; RITCHIE 111 Md Minn 1, Penn 1. Hawaii HARRISON 111 8. Mass Miss 20; WALSH Til GOV DAVIS Kan 20; FERRIS Mich 20; 28; MP SO Penn KENDRICK Wy 6. mmm Totals.

.444 6-10 278 45 80 63 25 60 Scattering: ROBINSON Arkansas 18 Illinois 2, Minnesota RITCHIE Connecticut 14-10. Maryland 16. Pennsylvania Ij HAULS-BP R.Y Delaware 6: OOV BRYAN -Illinois 8 Nebraska 11. Pennsylvania 1: WALSH Illinois 1: GOV DAVIS-IUinols 9. Kansas 20 Minnesota 1, Pennsylvania lj HARRISON llesaa- Chusets Mississippi HRoWN New Hampshire SILZER New Jersey 28-THOMPSON Pennsylvania 1.

ROBINSON-Arkansas 18. Minnesota RITCHIE Connecticut 14-10 Illinois H. Maryland Itt. Pennsylvania 1 Bewail I. total 22.4: 8AULSBURY Delaware 6- ijiiv BRYAN Illinois 4, Minnesota 1.

Nebraska 12 Pennsylvanl-i 1. total 18; WALSH Illinnia 1: GOV DAVIS-Illinois 6, Kansas 20 Pennsvb vania 1, total 27: HARRISON Massachusetts H. Mississippi 20; KERRlS-Mi-bigan 80-BROWN New Hampshire SIIJSER New Jersey 28: THOMPSON-Pennsylvania 1 18 '11' Maine 2 Maryland Massachusetts. 2 Michigan 13 Minnesota 5 Mississippi Missouri 36 Montana -T Nebraska 4 Nevada 8 Hampshire. New New Mexico.

6 New North Carolina 24 North Dakota. 5 10 18 2 80 Alsbama Arizona 3Vfc Arkansus California 26 Colorado 4Vi Connecticut 7 Delaware mV, Florida 12 (Jeorgia 2S Idaho Illinois 13 Indiana Iowa 26 Kansas 20 Kentucky 26 Ixiulslana Maine 3 Maryland Massachusetts 2V4 Michigan 12 Minnesota ft Mississippi Missouri 86 Montana 7 Nebraska 8 N'evads 6 Hampshire New Jersey New Merleo 18 ii 20 26 28 90 "i .4 30 Judge Welsh attended Boston University Law School In 1902 and 1908, and hi July of 1903 passed the bar examinations and was admitted to the practice of law. He Is an able trial lawyer and conducted many trials up to the time of bis appointment as Justice of the 2d District Court. He was appointed associate Justice of this court by the late Gov Curtis Guild and Justice by Gov David I. Walsh.

Ha served as the chairman of the School Board for nine years and a member of the Board of Water Commissioners for six years. He has served as president of the Provlncetown Board of Trade. He is a member of the Provlncetown Tercentenary Commission which had charge of the construction of memorials in observance of the 300th anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims. Refused Walsh's Plea It was a coincidence that David I. Walsh, who as Governor, promoted the local man to the post he now holds, should have been the man whose pleas for Judge Welsh's vote on the Klan were refused.

The Judge voted as he believed, friends of his said, in New York. He would, his friends here declare. Provlncetown Is proud of a man who disregarded religious feeling and the urging of his friends to vote as he 4 5H Ohio i. VS. Oklahoma 20 pMMW IWC1WO vV Jtma 89 udge Walter Welsh, the man whose half-vote opposm the plank naming the Ku Klux jQbn to the Democratic platform bought him wide publicity, has a right fa vote as he pleases, as far ae his friends here are concerned.

They'll stand behind hint. Judse Welsh opposed naming tpe. Klan In spite of the fact that he is knight of Provlncetown Conn-oil. Knights of Columbuib. His friends here who read his reason-In, on the vote-that he believed It un-a to raise at all a question which wight be magnified ino a religious issue telieve in his sin cerity.

Regardless of their religious affiliations, they praise him for it. Worker, Then Lawyer Walter Welsh was born here Jan 19, 1V the son of Thomas and Mary Welsh He attended local schools and was graduated from the high school years later he bought a local husin'ss In 1831 he married Miss Ann ck. and three children were born to them-Walter Welsh Jr. now 28 Beatrice Welsh. 22.

and Robert A. Welsh. 21. '2H 3 33 10 18 Oregon IO 25 Rhode Island. 88 10 LYNN POLICE SEIZE $30,000 IN LIQUOR 4 t.

'4 'I 2H 13 36 7 (I lice will have to use the jail to store liquor. The four men, captured by the Lynn police, appeared in court this morning and were held in bonds of $M0 each for July 8 on three charges. Illegal keeping of liquor, maintaining a liquor nuisance and Illegal transportation. 28 New York Osrollns Dakota 28 00 4 South Carolina 18 South Dakota. 10 Tennessee ....24 Texas eg.

I'tah 8 Vermont 1 7 Virginia 24 Washington ..14 West Virginia 16 Wisconsin 8 28 Wyoming 2 1 Alaska 1 8 2 of Columbia 6 Hawaii 1 3 2.. Philippines 8 8 Porto Rico 8 Canal Zone. 8 Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Ijoulslaiia Maine Maryland Massachusetts. Michigan Mluneta Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico. New York North Carolina North Dakota.

Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania. lihode Island. South Carolina South Tennessee Texas Ptalh Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia. Wisconsin Wyoming Alnka Dist of Colum Hawaii Philippines Porto Canal Zone SAMUEL TYACK OF BOSTON ft i 42 3H 4 1 3V4 87V4 10 20 10 2SH 37 10 18 10 24 40 "I away. Curry and Wall drew their guns and stopped one, while the other stuck in the sand and could not get its wheels going in time.

The officers say that they saw one man and probably two make a hurried Jump from the cars and flee In the direction of the water. Upon investigation of the automobiles, the police found that the men had removed the cushions and in their place were burlap bags, filled with bottles of liquor. The first car contained 39, the second 47 and the third 52 bags. In addition, there were six kegs of wine and a considerable quantity of French perfume. The bags wore worth about $76 apiece.

The men whom the officers arrested are Arthur R. Abbott of 605 Prospect st, Methuen; George Lowell of 10 Morris st, Lawrence; Albert H. Harrison of 21 Mil. ton st. East Dedham.

and Charles E. Faulkner of 1148 Commonwealth av, Boston. The storeroom where the officers are keeping confiscated bottles and kega 1.1 now absolutely full. At current prices the police could get easily $50,000 for what is in the room. Hereafter the po 47w son'jj hh 81 61 25 BO 20 10 28H 18 10 24 40 8 1 14 i a I Total Scattering Ohio Oklahoma Oregon ..,1 Piiinsylviinla lthode lsalnd Carolina Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia' Washington Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska Dist or Col Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico Canal Zone ROBINSON Arkansas 18, Colo.

24 TjTNN. June 30 Deputy Chief Edward Callahan, Capt John T. Curry, patrolmen Edward Kelly and John P. Wall bad an exciting brush this morning with liquor smugglers in three high-powered automobiles, near the aviation field, and captured four men and seUed about $30,000 worth of liquor and French perfume. On account of the perfume.

th police believe that the drink was smuggled from France, but there are no aigns of rum-running ships. Chief Callahan and patrolman Kelly were patrolling the Ijynn Boulevard about 1 this morning, and noticed three expensive cars lined up on the road in the vicinity of the aviation field, near the barbor. They returnod to get the help of Capt Curry and patrolman Wall Just as they were approaching the machines, two of the three began to speed will sell the Post Products In addition to the lines they have sold In the past. The aim In the consolidation ts a better stronger sales force, more efficiency ter and stronger sales force more efficiency and an opportunity to work' more closely with the trade. 14 i 6 1 ie a 2 'i 28 i TAKES BRIDE AT BANGOR BANGOR, Me, June 30-Samuel J.

Tyark of Boston and Miss Mary Bruce I Wheeler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wil- I Ham A. Wheeler of 79 South Park st, I were married at noon today at the Wheeler residence by Rev Ashley A. Church. The bride was attended by Smith, DD, of the First Unlversalist i her slater, Mrs Frank tm Harmon of Cranford, J. John Osterberg.

of Providence, was best man. The bride is prominent the Bangor social set and Is a graduate of Bangor High f'chool. the T'nlverslty of Mains and the Wheelock School. She has been In kindergarten work. Mr I Tyuck is a graduate of Tllton Academy, The couple will reside In Watertown, i Mass, 1 8 I i i i i 8 6 TAKES OVER LINES OF POST PRODUCTS CO Palmer.

McElwaln Cole. Inc. announce that they have taken over the business of Samuel V. Goble. representative of the Post Products Company.

Inc. as of today. Mr Goble pill continue to have charge of the Post Products Company, Inc. lines which are now w-ll known to the f.lan devote som- time td the rado 1. Minnesota 1.

total 20; SACLSBPRY Dataware 6: GOV DAVIS Illinois 10. Pennsylvania 1. total 11; OOV BRYAN Illinois 2 Nebraska 0. total 11: WALSH Illinois RITCHIE 16, Pennsylrania ML total 17; IlAItniWIN- Mississippi 20. total 20; BROWN Illinoln 1 New Hampshire 8, total BAKER Pennsylvania 1.

And the Interest "What makes you think that man we Just met was a banker?" "Why, I heard him say that children are the coupons out from the bonds of matrimony. Wail Buet Journal, 47? S03U jksL- mte wto a Totals Benefit Game for Ken King WATERBURV, June 30 Waterbury defeated Springfield, 14 to 1, In an exhibition game today for the benefit of Ken King, old Brassco eentcrflelder. Scattering-ROH1N80N-Ark 18. Minn 1. tal IB; 8API.SBI;HY Del GOV DAVIS- III 10, Penn t.

total 11; GOV BRYAN III 8. total 10; WAL8H-I1) KITCHIE-Md 14, Penn HB. 17V4; HARRISON-Mass Miss 20. total 30V4: BROWN 111 1. Votsl ROLAND GUEB8-M1cU BAKBR- Puu i.

il --4 Totals. .470 3 10 ROW 4'IH S2H ftf Mr Scattering: ItOBINSON Arkansas 18 nols 1, Minnesota 1. total 20; SAPLSBpsiY Delaware 0. total 6: OOV DAVIS- -Illinois Minnesota 1. Pennsylvania 1.

total 11- GOT BUY AN1- Illinois 3. Nebraska 8, tt)l)-WALSH Illinois 1. tolal MITClllR-Sinrri laua 10, i'sanslvaaU t-. toUl ITHi liAU who has fcn forced out of baseball by il'ness. King was unable to attend the bv Palmer, McKlwain A Coiel inc.

The present sales Xorc am ae he Is conttnwi to his bed..