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CLUB STEAK FIRST IN $10,000 ABERDEEN; Filly Wins Juvenile Feature of Havre de Grace Meeting by Beating 19 Others. AT THE POST 14 MINUTES Starter Has Trouble Getting Field Away -- Red Rocket Is Second, A.P. Canale Third. BEDWELL HAS 3 WINNERS Saddles Foreland, Senator Norris and Cudgeller -- Jockey W. Smith Scores a Double.

NAVY SWAMPS LAFAYETTE.; Lacrosse Team Gallops Away With Victory by 23 to 0.

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Lr from Dr W J O'Shea, Supt of N Y C Schools, to public school children explaining its meaning

DOMINION VICE DEPICTED; Ex-Attorney General and Clergymen Call State Sales a Curse. ECONOMIST LAUDS DRY ACT Fisher of Yale Tells Senators That It Is Largely Cause of Prosperity. STUDENT SOBRIETY CITED Educators Declare Drinking Is Much Less Than in the Pre-Prohibition Years. Canadians Say Their Bootleggers Vie With Government-Controlled Traffic College Leaders Say Drinking Among Students Has Dropped Under Prohibition

Unofficial conf at Brussels supports full Locarno program

EUROPE APPRECIATES AMERICAN CAUTION; Thinks Nothing Will Be Lost to the League by First Removing All Suspicions. FIRST MOVE AT BRUSSELS Unofficial Meeting of Eight Nations There Supports the Full Locarno Program. RUSSIA IS NOT A FACTOR Soviet Attempt to Keep Germany Out of League Well Known to Paris and London.

Mitchell Beats Ray on Latter's Links, 7-5, And Takes 100 From Loser's Club Members

BARRIE THE UNTAMED; "What Every Woman Knows" in Revival With Helen Hayes -- Satirical Low Comedy BARRIE THE UNTAMED

Career of J B Hill new Pres of N, C & St L R R

MR. BALDWIN STEADIES ENGLAND; Premier Has Calmed the Fears of His Countrymen and Restored the Nation's Confidence -- A Humdrum Business Man, With a Rich Mind, Mellowed by His Attachment to the Soil BALDWIN STEADIES ENGLAND

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WEISBORD FREED, THEN JAILED AGAIN; BAIL UP TO $50,000; Passaic Releases Strike Chief, Cutting Bond to $25,000 -- Garfield Seizes Him.

Lehigh Beats Rutgers at Net.

Charges 5 cos in which Sec Mellon is interested would benefit under War Claims bill; Repr Mills admit self-interest in measure, drops action

MILLS, ACCUSED OF SELF-INTEREST, DROPS CLAIMS BILL; New Yorker Admits He Found He Was Interested in Payments as Garner Charged. MEASURE'S FATE IN DOUBT Mellon and 25 Representatives Also Accused of Personal Benefit in the Bill. STATE POLITICS INVOLVED Party Leaders Wonder What Will Happen if Mills Seeks the Governorship. MILLS, ACCUSED, DROPS CLAIMS BILL

MONTREAL, Quebec, April 17 (AP). -- The National Hockey League at its semi-annual meeting here this afternoon appointed a committee of three to visit Chicago, Detroit, Jersey City and Philadelphia to interview syndicates in these cities which are bidding for franchises in the league.  

NEW YORK IS ASSURED OF ANOTHER PRO SIX; Rangers, Sponsored by Colonel Hammond, Promised Admission -- Other Cities Considered.

SWARTHMORE TRACK VICTOR; Opens Season by Defeating Lehigh 69-54, With Dutton Starring.

Planned by Yale Univ as admission test, to limit enrollment

YALE SEEKS RELIEF FROM STUDENT RUSH; Professor Corwin Tells of Plans to Apply Psychological Tests to All the Applicants. CALLS FOR COLLEGE LEAGUE Would Have American Institutions Unite to Enforce Higher Collegiate Standards. YALE SEEKS RELIEF FROM STUDENT RUSH

Captain Rene Fonck, the world's greatest ace during the war, who will attempt a New York to Paris nonstop flight this Summer for the $25,000 Raymond Orteig prize, will leave Paris for New York this week to superintend the finishing touches on the tri-engined Sikorsky plane which he will use in the attempt.  

FONCK COMING SOON FOR OCEANIC FLIGHT; French Ace Will Leave Paris Next Week to Work Here on Engines of Plane. TWO OF THEM NOW ON WAY American Flier May Navigate In French Pilot's Hop Home for $25,000 Orteig Prize.

Mrs. Walker Flies From London to Paris; Rest of Hotel Party Go by Boat and Rail

Tex Rickard announces he will build huge garden

RICKARD ANNOUNCES GARDEN FOR CHICAGO; Will Build Arena to Seat 20,000 and Cost Between $5,000,000 and $13,000,000. TO BE READY BY DEC. 1 Deal for Site in Loop District to Be Closed Soon -- His Backers Not Revealed.

PHILADELPHIA, April 17. -- The Robins did about everything to a ball game that can be done today and the Phillies did the same thing to a string of Brooklyn pitchers. The Flatbushers flung away chances to score, tossed the ball hither and yon, misjudged pop flies and finally collapsed.  

PHILS MAKE MERRY OVER ROBIN ANTICS; Amass 15-3 Victory While Brooklyn Boots Ball Around and Muffs Pop Flies. MANY ERRORS NOT LISTED Robbie Again Holds Parade of Pitchers With McWeeny, Stryker, Boehler and Moss in Line. PHILS MAKE MERRY OVER ROBIN ANTICS

Dr Harris finds that lrs written by T J Clougher, sec to Dr Monaghan, have been removed from files; Dr Monaghan denies rumors of breach between him and J F Hylan; lr written by Monaghan to Hylan reveals that policemen were assigned to milk inspection; confessions found of 2 dealers who admit bringing unapproved milk into city; F W Kautzman, suspended employe, refuses to be questioned; Dr Harris makes statement on results of Jersey City investigation

DATA ON CITY MILK GONE, HARRIS FINDS; He Discovers Letter Files of Monaghan's Secretary Have Been Rifled; Few Remain. TWO CONFESSIONS BARED Search Reveals Adulteration Went Unpunished -- Results of Milk Seizures Are Told. DATA ON CITY MILK GONE, HARRIS FINDS

Rumanian Crown Prince Carol makes peace with parents

Prince Carol Makes Peace With His Parents; May Return to Bucharest as Crown Prince

Met Life Ins Co survey shows death rate among policy holders for first three mos of 1926 highest from any cause in any three-mo period since 1917; total deaths since Jan 1, 1922

Recent Death Rate From Alcohol Highest Since 1917, Life Insurance Survey Shows

A G Thran held on charge of bootlegging among fellow-employes

Seize Employe as Bootlegger In Buckner's Office Building

Douglas John Insole was an English cricketer, who played for Cambridge University, Essex and in nine Test matches for England, five of them on the 1956–57 tour of South Africa, where he was vice-captain to Peter May. After retiring from playing, he was prominent in cricket administration, and served as chairman of the England selectors and as President of the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC).

April 18, 1926

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NAVY SWAMPS LAFAYETTE.; Lacrosse Team Gallops Away With Victory by 23 to 0.

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