Bubbles of Ice, Bassoons And Breezes; Professor Lowes Explores the Origins of Goleridge's Fantastic World. GRANDPA SAW NO CAUSE TO CELEBRATE JULY 4. Luncheon and Dinner Given for Fiancee of Dr. B. J. Delatour. ACTIVITY IN THE MOTOR TRADE. BENEFIT ARRANGED FOR BLIND VETERANS.
Two Pedaling From Ottawa To Boston for the Marathon. Chicago Pneumatic Tool's Net Up. RAIDS RARITAN TEA ROOM. Court Aids Wife Suing Innkeeper. Colorful bird named for its diet nyt crossword club.doctissimo. NEW JERSEY PARCELS IN LIQUIDATION SALE; Joseph P. Day to Offer Various Investment and Vacant Properties. New York: Doubleday. FIND EARL CARROLL RECOVERING RAPIDLY; Physicians Say He May Resume Journey to Atlanta Prison Within a Week. MARINE TRANSPORT LOADING.
MEN ACCUSE COAST GUARDS Say Crew at Anchor Near By Paid No Attention to Signals -- Inquiry Into Affair Is Promised. Milan Lusk Made Knight of Crown. W. Bonner of Tampico Says Good Word for Calles and Obregon. Mrs. Alden Again Heads Backers of Dyker Heights Home. Colorful bird named for its diet nyt crossword clue quaint contraction. Article 11 -- No Title; COLUMBIA NINE FACES THREE GAMES IN WEEK Syracuse, Princeton and Harvard to Come to Baker Field -- Line-Up Is Settled. GRAY SILVER LAUDS GRAIN COOPERATIVE; Farm Organizer Testifies Idea of Marketing Company Was Right, Though It Failed.
PRICES IN JAPAN DOWN 20% IN TWO YEARS; Ascribed to Rise in Value of the Currency -- Foreign Trade Largely Reduced. Will Begin 35-Day Turf Meeting -- Lexington Starts Saturday. PLUS FOURS USURP PARIS BOULEVARDS; Ten Thousand Britishers Flock There for Easter as Natives Depart. Need of It Is Emphasized by Inside Shop Manufacturers. Quantico Nine Wins Fifth In Row, Beating Lafayette, 6-4. Bric-a-Brac Is Dedicated to Alumni Who Lost Lives In Revolution. Earnings for Common Stock Equal to $8. Colorful bird named for its diet nyt crossword clue harden into bone. SUES BROWNING FOR $1, 200. ; Wife's Attorney Says Husband Owes Four Weeks' Alimony. CALLED ETERNAL REPORTER Saw Adventure in Many-Parts of the World -- Risked Life Disguised as an Arab. MATCHES ON TODAY FOR SOCCER RIVALS; Wanderers Will Strive to Avenge Open Cup Defeat by the Newark Eleven.
G. D. Debevoise's Bachelor Dinner. Tigers Still Trying to Open Season After 5 Days of Rain. Houston Oil Earnings Soar. DAVIS'S BIG PLANE FLIES FROM VIRGINIA; Commander Makes 300-Mile Hop From Langley Field to Long Island in 3 1/4 Hours.
Col. Wainwright Sails for Panama. KUCZO BAFFLES LAVENDER Yields Only Six Hits and Shows Power In Pinches -- Losers Count Both Runs In First. HARVARD COMMENCEMENT. TWO ARE ARRESTED IN DEATH OF GATELY; Officials Convinced Policeman Shot Himself, but Hold Man and Woman for Inquiry. ROADS REPORT INCREASES. ALL EARNEST DEBATERS They Storm Against Bureaucracy in Moscow Sessions, but Accept China Reverses Stoically. Residents Celebrate Opening of Service for Which They Helped Pay. Beats Harmon, 1, 250-1, 029, Capturing Last Two Blocks. RANDOLPH MACON LOSES. GEOGRAPHIC GARDENING. WHEN RIGHT ARM FAILS ARTIST TRAINS LEFT; Robert Reid, 64, Known for Murals, Shows Self Portrait Done in Bed at Sanitarium. FOUR FIREMEN OVERCOME. City's Official Directory Compiled for Tenth Time. ATHLETICS VICTORS OVER SENATORS, 8-7; Stop Washington's Winning Streak and Score Own First Triumph.
NUNGESSER PLANE IS READY; He and Coll Plan to Hop Off for New York May 7 or 8 to Beat Byrd. News of Metropolitan Golf Clubs. KESSLER'S 32 TOPS FIELD OF GUNNERS; Leads Star Wing Shots in Live Bird Tourney at Pine Grove, Pa. TIES IN MIDDLE STATES Is Even With Risser After Both Shoot Off Against Three Others. COLUMBIA SCORES ITS FIRST VICTORY. Muhlenberg Hospital Expands.
YOUNG SETS RECORD IN COLLEGE SWIM; Georgia Tech Star Cuts Time in 150-Yard Back-Stroke Event to 1:44. Penn A. Twelve Victor. Manhattan Club Elects Officers. PROFIT FOR PLYMOUTH OIL. SURPLUS POWER SALE REJECTED IN MAINE; Senate Sustains Governor's Veto of Export Plan as Ineffectual and in Legal Jeopardy. MEXICO EXECUTES REBELS. A PRODUCER AT HARVARD; Marcus Loew Tells Business School of Some Experiences in Motion Pictures. Troops Put Several to Death After Fights -- Many Reported Killed. Showers May Hamper City's Easter Parade. SETTLED FIUME QUESTION Count Says Mussolini Agreed to Help Obtain Port -- Treaty of Friendship Drawn. ROBINS ARE UPSET BY PHILLES, 3 TO 2; Lose Fourth Straight Game as 17, 000 in Baker Bowl Cheer McInnis's Men.
BATTLE OF LEXINGTON ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM. National Boulevard Corner At Long Beach, L. I., Is Sold. PETITIONS ARE FLOWING IN. MANAGER OF SIKI SUED.
Collection Will Be Dispersed at Three-Day Auction. ARMY MEN PICKED FOR POLO TRIALS; Captains Rodes and Gerhardt Asked to Enter Tests for International Play. By Victor Cox Pedersen. LEGION AUXILIARY TO GIVE A DANCE. Operator Buys on 118th Street. Tennis Team Will Open Its Season In Philadelphia Thursday.
Designs by Jewish Children in Palestine Shown at New Gallery. WASHINGTON ENJOYS CHERRY BLOSSOM FETE; Japanese Ambassador Tells of His Joy at Celebration Like Those of Homeland. JULY QUOTAS FILLED IN TWO C. M. T. CAMPS; Only a Few Vacancies Remain at Fort Niagara as Total Enrolment Goes to 4, 200. NON-STOP CHAMPIONS DEPLORE BYRD CRASH; Acosta and Chamberlin Pay Tributes to America's Injured Men.
CRESCENTS DEFEAT PRINCETON TWELVE; Win Bay Ridge Lacrosse Match 6 to 2 -- Raymond and Thulen Play Well.