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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

The second day Of the t-aas abort
COURSE III Agricultural SUBJECTS being
| ris.n here undsr nsele.4 ~ .he
county aeticuitnra, agent and the
Stair college il ~attracsins . fair an
tunasnrt. About thirty-nsc people
fat1 been IN ntiaudnnee
Tho openine tax THIS msruins s~sa
made by Carl G Mascc. who took
for his subject Making Decisions y
general discussion Ia watch al
took part was then had on the qucs-
fiun OF fcedin< ana balanced rnfions
for dairy cattle. G. ~. Christ then
spoke N the ssieeiius e Hoistsin
cattle.
Dr. clark of The rnieeraits, who
was on the program, was unable 4
attend. due to Illness. Ills place
was taken by j. Il Bowc,l who de-
scrihed the Hicthods OF feeding daiyS
calves a make them good producers.
Mr.. Shepherd Of the tc~-oprrafiVc
dairy spoke on ihe scientific meth
DDS OF ~pasteuri1lng milk.
At The afternoon session. Medium
Gray Of Roswell discussed further
' schneider " the bureau 81 ami.
NAL husbandry explained In full tins
Interstate shipping regulations ~
shey afect shipments Of live stock.
The meeting tonight will he held
at the Mountain View school house.
about SIX miles south Of the city. DR..
~. q. Wyant. who l. conducting the
testing operations Of the Bcrnaiilo
County Cow Testing association. will
describe the workings OF tho nssocia-
tions. and the results which Il Is
getting.
Several film ~ moVing pictures
mostly or agricultural subjects. will
be shown at the night session. The
meeting viii be open TO the public.
and wln start at T.f6 O'Clock.
The prosram o. the ncssion tomor-
row follows:
1900 A. NJ. Agriculture IN For
sfrn lands; Rev. =. Y. Mcclure.
1910 A. NJ. FITTING Poultry for
the show: G. n. Hay.
if:eo a. NJ. Poultry cuning; Mr.
ITO 4 NJ. Bee Culture; J, c.
Smith.
f:so p. NJ incubation in High
Attitudes. Bardsiey. Of State oilege.
s.1e r, NJ. Boys amt Girls
Clubs; Mise Richardson. state COL
f:ae P NJ. Handling Baby chicks:
7:so r. NJ Poultry Vaccination;
Mr.. Rnrdriry. Stale College.
500 r. NJ. Picture show on
poultry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

American delegation used "a eagle
quill sent TO them by Robert Under
wood johnson. former ambasaador 10
Italy. II. viii he placed BY Mr., John
son IN tho American ACADEMY ef Aria
ard Letters in New York.
After the signing. Senator Lodge
went TO the white house FOR a CON
ference with President Harding. pre-
Humnhly regarding tho presideni'H
transmission of the Nrcaty 60 tho
senate. ANY action before January
vas regarded as Improbable.
II n the opinion OF American del
egation members that bcsldca the
four-powcr ana the Yap treaties two
more pacts probably would come nut
OF the conference. one to deal with
tho agreements relating TO China, ma
the other on armament limitation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
Two Boys Hit by
Autos and Bruised

Two boys are suffering from
Aruirrr - the fpsalf Of bainN hit by
automobiles yesterday.
Earl Hrrtin. Twins al 1924 North
F1r4A aleAel ~ tr-n, tnr
ticycic lie waa riding whom he was
hit ~ AN auto driven by L. Fran
chini a. ere O'clock haf niKht NJ
First street and Grand avenue. The
A. feidy called. Esrein was said NOT
10 be badly hurt.
The si1 year old son OF ". A. Cha
con, f&o5 South Arno street, was
knocked down by an auto ~ Broad
why md o avenuc Yesterday amer
room The a was set 20 have been
driven ny Oscar Meyer. o south
High street. The boys injuries ara
said not TO be serious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
Location Of The
w. {. r. u. School
Ssill Undecided

No ascisson xA4 reached toiay on
the future l1cati1n FOR tbs Frances
a. Wizard ec>,nof Tor xifls ny the
beard Iof direcfnrs OF the school
which wht IN rNseion most Of the day.
Tue ~>eorninE seesien was silver over
"a cnffsriur the policy and program,
fnf the tthool which - exreciek 70
haSe fron 50 % 90 pupus n ifs next
schrof year.
r~nrita,lons rom Clovis. santa N.
and Ahuan4rolt were received last
nItnt ~ the beard. short uikr were
made VI Representative from these
to<FnrI 81 % iae 'cllrhe4if and lncn-
tionai advantages. Santa ~ has Of
forcd = bor,te Of essfoe n the school
~ I1tatrl there. md Cinyin made an
offtf Or a ffo.eot l,puaa. Albuqucr-
sqfs Psfe re eednita effss aside
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

the delegates met.
when the American reser,atlon
boon put into hnal form In the I'D
official 1anUnagon OF the conference
Il WINS signed by all delegates preaeni
and was placed with the official copy
OF the treaty itseia. which - - French
ana English printed In parallel coll
umnf.
The ONLY nbscntecs amonE Tue -
gates Of the four powers were Am
hneaadnr .iuHsernud and NJ. Harraut.
Blanks were left In the signature
space OF the French group. and Am-
hassador Juascrand and NJ. fnrrnut
viii put their IA mes there later.
OF all the delegates signing. two
signed with ordinary steel pens or
with their own fountain pens. SEN
ator Lodge and Eiihu Root of The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
Four Power Treaty
Signed With Two
u. s. Reservations

tt~onfinucsl from page oncl
cupieH h center o. tho room had
bcen renewed ana a smaller one put
In IL place
The American delegates first took
their places at the table and signed
their names while The other dele
Entes stood about Informally chat
ting.
There was a hum OF conversation
throughout.
When the Americans were through.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

The Installation banquet Of tho
Eastern star Will DO "a Masonic tenn
pic a. $50 o'clock Friday evening
Tor members only. Price changed 10
so cents Those who wish 10 attend
are urerd 20 caii Mrs sam living
Ltun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
Judge to Have
Juveniles Before
Court Tonight

Judge w. w Mcclellan will hold a
Juvenile court tonight Three boys,
Adnlpho rasuuez. Antonio Ortiz and
6rerorio Tenorio. charged with TAX
ing some stamps from the o Of J.
W Bruncr last night as the Bruner
hoy wis leaving the ~posfoffice will be
among the first on the list. They
were arrested by Policeman Thomas
Hogan.
John Alameda. charged with
providing around autos nj the Masonic
temple last night. also IL TO he given
. nesrinE tonight. Arthur Gerstring.
who IL charged with trying to sell a
stolrn bicycle. is on the docket. The
e&nen OF tft iaat twU MY were com
tinued from this morning.
Jack Moerhea was fined SIS on the
charge % speeding last night. Moor-
hea complained 10 tho chief of police
when he was fined and the judge
ordered him to Jail. He was soon re-
leased however.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
FIEsTAs EN- UTUADo

Nuestro Corresponsal en- Utuado nos
informa que han terminado Las fiestas de
Semana Santa, que resultaron muy ami
madas v .concurridas; que han visitado
aquella poblaci6n ell ingeniero don Enri-
que Baez su ayudante don Carlos De-
liz, del departamento de Interior, con
el prop6sito de, buscar datos topografi-
cos v geodesicos para hacer el plano
de Ia ciudad: one Sc espera que la situa-
cion mejore con motive de- la reanuda
cion de trabajos en- la fabrica de ciga-
rros; y que el domingo Sc celebr6 una
reunion de Ia Liga Agricola con Ell fin
de convocar para una reunion en- la que
Sc trataran inportantes asuntos, tales co
mo la adopcion de medidas que puedan
aumentar 81 valor del cafe, para aIiviar
la situaci6u por one atraviesan los COS
scchercsl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
NOTAS De CAGUAS
DE BASKET BAL"


Parodiando mn jibaro de nuestras
montanas dire, QUE Los TTEMPos
CAMBEAN COMO CAMBEAN Los
ENDEBIos. iY que grande cambio Sc
lla operado en- estos dias en- los juegos
de Basket BALI! Cierto cronista de
San Juan, cuyo nombre siento no re-
cordar, en- una de sus exquisitas y anne
mas cr6nicas, nos decia, que rucstro
TEAM CAGUAS, era muyy atrevidc,
porque Sc atrevia jugar cen el SNOW,
uno de los primeros teams baskctbo-
leros'' de la isla, despues de haber su
frido grandes derrotas por Ell "Old
Central Grammar y Ell BAYAMON;
pero quiero manifcstar a mi amigo Gro
nista, que nuestro team Sc inici6 en-
las luchas este afio, y que, por 10 tan
to, es un team '-nifio, pero, que Heno
dc arrestos valerosos, con la fnclita AFRO
gancia de los mobiles, Sc propone con-
quistar Ell primer sitio entire los
teams" portorriquenos. ~ va Sc es
tan sintiendo las primeras rafagas de
ese soberbio vendabal que Sc apr6xima!
z podemos augurar el triunfo del
cAGUAS en- un future no lejano. FL
team BAYAMoN, que es uno de los
que mas Sc han distinguido en- esta cam
pafa, por conquistar un sitio de honor,
en- las justas del deporte, solamente
nos vencio por TRES PUNTOS; v los
hemos citado varias veces, no Sc
han atrevido lidiar con nosotros. VA
YAM coGIENDO OREJITAl
En- este domingo llevamos efecto
Ell sensational desafio entire Ell SNOW
v Ell CAGUAS, en- Ell cual Sc probo 10
'preparado que esta nuestro team
para los triunfos resonantes. En- ell pri
mer half Ell SNOW hizo puntos
y Ell CAGUAS tuvo cero; pero en- ell
segundo half nuestros muchachos
Sc calentaron tanto, que parecial1' una
terrible llama ignescente, presta a de
rretir al SNOW. Nuestros muchachos
dieron muclio que hacer los contra
rios, que sinti6ndose impotentes ago
taron todos los recursos de su tactica.
Y Sc terlnin6 Ell juego con un score
de 10 a 10; este es, Ell juego resuIto
empatado
Tambien Sc efectu6 en- ell mismo dia
I'm desafio entire Ell SAN JUAN JU-
NOR y el CAGUAS JUNIOR. Los mu
chachos del SAN JUAN JUNIOR ven
cieron nuestro JUNIOR por un pun
to; v habran de saber mis- Iectores que
esta es la primera vez que juega ell
team .tchiQuito'' como nosotros 10
uamamos.
Decia Ell SNOW que ellos descono-
clan nuestro campo, Y otras excusas
que no vienen al case; pero 81 le asegu
ramos que en- otro desafio, nuestro cam
po atletico sera un lago, porque hernos
de desmentir al SNOW, que tendra que
retirarse al tetrico pals de los venci-
dos. 8
Y Ell ARMY vendra 81 pf6ximo domin
go recibir una soberbia paliza, porque
estamos dispuestos no perder ningdn
juego; y 81 Ell Bayam6n no uuiere voi-
yer jugar con nosotros, 10 considera-
remos un team vencido.
Hector RUBIos.
Caguas, P. b. 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
cAMPANA H1GIEN1cA EN- BARRos

Nuestro corresponsal en- BarrUs, nos
participa que las dltimas sesiones ce-
lebradas por la Asanblea municipal
fueron 1nuy laboriosas, que la mino
ria secund6 la mayoria que la ban
da municipal continlia progresando;
que la Sanidad trabaja mucho en- Ia
1irnpieza de la pobIaci6n, por 10 cual es'
digno de piacemes el DR.. Pujadas; ",
por iiltimo, que la vista de la Gale
principal 4 de Julio, y frente los
BALCONIES de las casas de los sefiOres
Alfaro. Ortiz otros vecinos, Sc esta
construyendo una letrina, Que esta en-
contra del ornate, de Ia hygiene, y del
decoro pdblico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31


FL domingo nevose efecto un desa-
flo en- la liga del parque de San Juan,
entreIla las rcvenas 'Santurce Stars Y
Ell "Nyal'', de Bayam6n. Como sabran
nuestros baseboleros el triunfo, fu6 de
los ''Nya1s'' pues desde que empsza-
ron Ell desaffo castigaron al lanzador
del 'santurce''.
Entire las bueras jugadas,. puede de-
cirse que les heroes de la tarde fueron
porsel "Nyal'', Cantellops, velocidad,
Iabeo y Arturo; y por el ''santurce'
sammie Fabregas y Tan Tan.
: Esto demosrara una .vez mas que
ningun s'team' de San Juan nos mete
miedo, pues cada vez que hemos juga-
do en- la ''Ciudad Encantada'', hemos
dado lena. oiganlo bier los baseboleros
de San Juan: 'Nosotros seremos due
fios absolutos de la .'Ciudad Encan-
tadaDS, pues estan-os esperanto a. Baro
Placido " Acevedo, que estan jugando
y dando record en- las ligas 'sAsne-
ricanas' -Antes de cerrar esta croni-
quita les ensenare Ell score der do
mingo, que fue como sigue:
T. M. IS S. 5.
Y todo 10 que ustedes quieran decir,
son "PAPELEs''.
J.B. c.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
Central Pinar

Gaspar, Prov. Camaguey
81 Febrero IL, 1921.
El Mundo Azucarero'
424 Camp st.
New Orleans, La.
Muy Sres mfos:-
En- su interesante publication CORES
pondiente al mes de febrero aparece
una err6nea information sobre la. casa
Riera, Toro y Van Twistern, Inc. que
me permito supncarles rectifduen en-
obsequio al, buen nonbre de s'El Min
do Azucarero'', cuyas informacioues
son consideradas siempre exactas.
Nj la casa Riera, Toro van Twis-
tern nj el joven 81. Miguel R. Rosich
pueden continuar al frente de las re-
formas disenadas por mi en- este Cen
tral nj en- ell Central Estrella. "a que
70 soy el tinico Ingeniero Consultor do
dichos Centrales, 10 cual pueden I,des
corroborar en- las oflcinas del Sr. Do
nlingo Leon y del National city Bank
of New York. Ell Central Estrella esta
moliendo con exito despues de las re-
formas por mi verifcadas y este Gen.
tral empezara su moIienda dentro de
dos tres semanas En- ell Central Ra-
mona no he. llevado cabo ampliacio-
nes este afo, sino ligeras reparaciones. !.
Tan pronto como termine las instala-
clones en- este Central, me sera grato
cnviar Uds. la completa information
con fotografias sobre las important0s
reforrnas aqui Ilevadas cabo por ani.
mi casa ha sido establecida desdo
Ell primero de enero en- Obrapia SO Ha
hana, con todo el personal tecnico que
ha venido trabajando bajo mis- 6rdenes
por varios amos, excepto eli joven Sr.
Rosich.
ME complace ofrecer Uds. nues-
ira cooperation, y anticipandoles las
gracias por la inserci6n de estas Ineas
en- su Revista, me suscribo
Alto. S. S.
(Firmado) @. DEL VALE zENO,
Ingeniero Consultor.
:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
REMATE

Ill 1arJeS Qe ADI11 0e 1871.
a las 10 P. M.
En- el establishments de los Sres.
F. RoMo LOPEZ 3 CO.,
Arecibo, P. r
500 docenas camisas para hombres
43 docenas camisas seda
SO docenas camisas Pongee
4,75o yardas Pongee
1900 yardas B. v. d.
19, 400 yardas Madras
3,o63 yardas Olan
1900 yardas Lanilla
1900 yardas Palm Beach
1000 yardas Alpaca
11,OS7 yardas, Drill Nipe
Miles de yardas de teIasy silecia,
Gerga algod6n, Irlanda azuI, Balleta.
Hilo para coser. Corbatas, Cuellos,
Punos, Cirturones, Trajes para Nj
nos, Chaquetas, PantaIones, Panta-
loncillos y otros muchos articulos
mas.
IsIDoRo D DELGADo
Almonedero Piiblico.
P. o Box 1905 Tel. roo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
De BASE BALL
DEsAFIo EN- RIO PIEDRAs ENTIRE
Ell DANGER" Y Ell 'BAYAMoN'

FL sabado como las dos de la tar
de celebr6se un ''desafio" entire las
novenas Danger esBayam6n'' En-
ell primer inning los del Danger
Sc anotaron cuatro carreras y los de
"Bayarh6n" tres, pero grandes fue el
entusiasmo del p1blice cuando ''Ba-
yam6n'' hizo "cinco'' cstreras, pa
sandoles a los del danger" por "cua
tro'. Pero los .muchachos del dan
ger''. duros la "majagua prin
cipalmente ''Chagin'', quien di6 ell
s'toletazo'' de la tarde, anotandose
dos 'two-baggers en- este juego -
pudieron empatarlos mantenerlo igua
les hasta el tltimo inning, uuedan
do ell juego empatado. "Amador" ju
GO muy bien la ''primera' "Paqui-
to- di6 unas ''paradas Y unas "co-
gidas'' admirables, saliendo, segin nos
informaron, I'm POGO estropeado, 10 mis-
mo que ''Gordiano'' Los muchachos
del Danger estan muy agradecidos
de las atenciones con que fueron obse-
quiadvs por los de 'Bayam6n". Tam
bien aplanden la labor 6el umpire"
el cual estuvo muy correcto en- sus de-
.cisiones, pcro Sc quejan un POGO del
publico, el cual estaba tan entusias-
mado con los jugadores de ALA, cue 20
CO fiaha 0Ya r,aolastaha = y,uestros il,
gadores, principalmente Pastor
Ell catcher, Ell cual no veia la "tsrce-
ra" ". y ESQ que es fchiqulta"
Baterias por el Danger: ''Chagin"
y Pastor.
Ell score fue ell siguiente:
Danger" IL
"Bayam6n" II
UN ESPEoTADOR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
Una CARTA
Mario IL de 1921.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.

sr. Director de Ell MUNDo, 2
Ciudad.
Muy sefior mio:-
Ruegole dar cabida en- las columnas
de su interesante peri6dico la siguien
te carta que he escrito Ell MUNDo
AzUCARERo con motive de una erro-
nes information que apareci6 en- dicho
peri6dico en- el numero de febrero.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-13
TROOP TRAINS
TO Be GUARDED
British Government Takes Precau.
honAry Measures Following
Recent Detnilnoat

Dublin, Jan. 13.IUnited Press.)
Unusual precautionary methods
for Safeguarding troop trains were
adopted by the British government
today, following the derailment Of .
train near Kincasslagh yesterday.
The train completed its trip today.
after as thrilling q run as might
have been experienced by the first
American trains to pass through the
Indian ridden west.
Every window in the train was
shattered by Sim Fem ride bullets
and officers declared only q miracle
prevented injury to their men. They
declared Sim Feiners in the attack
ing party must have suffered severe
casualties.
The first warning Of attack came
when the locomotive and q number
of coaches slipped from the rails
and bumped over the ties for q few
hundred yards. Soldiers dismounted
immediately and poured FIRE into
the brush-eovered country while
trainmen repaired the damage and
got the train under way.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-13
LOOP TOURNEY
HERE PROBABLE.
BIZ FRRR rCOLLIsTER,

From the present outlook It ap-
pears likely that a basketball
tournament will be held here in
March. At first it was believed that
the tournament would be changed
from Galesburg to Rock Island, but
now 1t Is expected that there will
be q meet in both cities.
Last week Manager Clark wrote
to all teams that competed in the
Galesburg meet last year. Already
two schools have answered in the
Affirmative. East Moline, last week,
signified Rock Island in preference
to Galesburg, as did the Cambridge
players when they met Rock Island
on Saturday. If 10 or Il schools
signify Rock Island there is no
doubt but what the state athletic
board will institute a meet here
Better Facilities.
The local facilities are in every
way far superior to those at Gales
burg, More crowds can be handled
here as there is only one real hotel
in the Knox county city. Rock Is
land proved that it could conduct q
tournament when the Little Nine
teen" basket meet was held at Aug
ustana last spring.
The Augustana gym, although
rather far from the center of town,
is an. ideal place to hold a tourna-
ment. The floor space is entirely
adequate, as are the dressing rooms
and showers. The gym can seat as
many as will want to see the meet
and, all-around, the local floor is q
better place to hold the meet than
the Galesburg armory.
Outcome Favorable.
The letters were only sent out
last week and it will take some time
before it is known whether the meet
will be held here. Manager Clark,
Principal Lau and Coach kimmel
are making . big effort to get the
tournament here and the outcome
looks favorable.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-13
Three MILLION
men FOR BATTLE
Bolsheviks Will Launch Several
Spring Drives-War Front Of
go Miles,

Paris, Jan. 13.-More than 3,000,-
900 men will be thrown into fight
ing along the Russian boundary
early this spring, according to in
formation given out by French
military experts here today. Their
advises indicate the fighting front
will extend from 200 to $50 miles.
The bolshevik are expected to
launch several major spring drives,
the French authorities said. Meet
ing them will be troops from sew
eral Balkan states rallying in sup
port Of Rumania, Czecho-Slovakia,
Poland, and perhaps the border
states which Russia wishes to re-
claim.
The military strength of the
countries expected to enter the
fighting is:
Russia, 100000 men.
Poland, 100000 men.
Rumania, 100000 men.
Baltic states, 100000 men.
Military experts agree that the
100000 men expected from Po-
land would be her maximum
strength while the million ascrib-
ed to Russia was a mere beginning.
That number, however, in view of
her ability to train and equip an
army, is regarded as her maximum
for the spring campaign.
They also added to the forces of
the nations marked for attack by
the bolsheviki men who might be
expected from Jugoslavia and
Czecho- Slovakia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-13
SEXTON IS NOW :
CHIEF AIDE TO
GAME DICTATOR


Chicago. Jan. 13.-AOrganized
baseball entered new era today,
governed by new national agree
ments and administered by Federal
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands as
supreme dictator.
Revised agreements governing
league and players were approved
by both major and minor clubs yes
terday and the appointment OF.
Judge Lands was ratified.
Sexton Il Chosen.
The first meeting Of Judge Lam
dis with the new baseball advisory
board was held today. The advis-
DRY body consists of M. H. Sey-
ton of Rock Island, and John II.
Farrell, of Auburn, N. Y. bresi-
dent and secretary OF the National
Association Of Professional Base
ball Leagues. representing the
Minor leagues.
Important subjects discussed at
the meeting included:
Rules to promote cooperation
uuu uuucI SlAuuAuS lu CetTyiu8 oul
the provisions Of the new agree
ments; procedure for settling Of
differences that may come up be-
tween the majors and minors;
plans for presentation and hearing
of future disputes between leagues
of the same classification in the
minors or between the teams Of
one league.
New Series Code.
Revision of worlds series regu-
lations, with relation to the dis
position Of receipts, also was TAX
en- up at the advisory boards meet
ing. The assessment for the gov
eminent Of baseball was raised to
Is from 10 percent and the rule
awarding the four worlds series
umpires a fiat $1,000 each was re-
placed by one which. supulates
that the four shall divide . sum
equal to one losing and one win
ming players shares. The unptres
have long contended for such q
percentage agreement.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-13
At
ROAD CROSSING

Bloomington, ILL.,, Jan. 13.-Dr.
F. P. Stedman. of Saybrook, Awell
known physician, was painfully in
jured last night when he was run
over by a west bound Lake Erie &
Western passenger train at a
crossing about two miles east OF
Saybrook. Both feet were mashed
and amputation was necessary.
He had been out on a call and
upon reaching the crossing his car
stalled on the track. He was aware
of the approaching train and find
ing that the engine of his machine
would not respond he rushed up the
track to flag the train. He was
da.ed by the bright headlight Of
the engine and was barely able to
get out Of the way and save his
life with the loss Of his feet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-13
KIDNAPS baby
FROM HOSPITAL

Chicago. Jan. 13.-Lowering her
baby out of a second story window
in q suitcase with a rope tied to
the handle. Mrs. Leonard v.
Brooke of Thayer, Ind. kidnapped
the child from a hospital here be-
cause she was told, she said today,
that she could not remove it with
on. first paying her bill. She said
she offered to give part. but could
not pay all of the bill.
The doctors in charge of her in
FAINT daughters case denied. how
ever. that they would have requir-
ed settlement of the entire expense
OF operating on and treating the
child for a defective spine, before
allowing her to take it away.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-13
lard DOWN TO
! POUNDS so HE
SAVE FORFEIT

iofk, Jan. 13.-Benny Leon
Mdently determined he will
0ate himself from the for
10y posted by him to make
las next Friday night, when
~ Richie Mitchell Of Mil
It Madison Square garden
sa rounds. The champion
weighed 1856 pounds and
aa' Forfeits Of $4,000 each
w posted by the men on
~ proposition, in addition
N, each for appearance.
= - not wasting any time,
condition counts for any
Onard Is going to have a
g Friday evening.
'sn founders and one six
aeid previous to the title
10y Aichaels boxes Johnny
and Billy NARROW meet,