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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
InUite Women of Country
Club to Intend Tourne,

NILES. Mich. Aug 13.-Members
OF the Miami Country club Of Mish-
awake have invited women of the
Buchanan Country club to at
tend a golf tournament, Wednesday,
Aug. II.
The Kiwanis club Of Nappanee
and the Exchange club Of Niles
played a baseball game at Eagle
lake Thursday The latter were de-
feated by a score, 10 TO 6.
The Mary Ann club. composed OF
employees Of the Studebaker Co.
gave a picnic and marshmallow
roast at Thrushwood. the Y. W. c.
A. camp near Niles. Thursday.
Funeral directors and enbalmers
Of three counties met in convention
at Lake Chaplin, Thursday. Pres't
Jennings of the state organization
was the principal speaker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
WHITE ANTS CAUSE
HOME TO CRUMBLE
Swift City Residence Reported
Infested With Bugs of
All Kinds.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 13-Term-
ties are eating a house IN Swift City.
Ind.
George z. Moses sent this alarm
TO Frank y. Wallace. state entomo-
logist. today Moses said the little
bugs are eating the floors. rafters.
rugs and walls from around him.
He said he could see his house grad
ually disappearing.
Wallace said the termites are as
small as white ants. They eat ava :
the unexposed part and leave The
surface OF the wood intact. but only
an outside shell The house fire.
quently scrumbles before they are
discovered, he said.
To prevent these ravages Wallace
advised Moses the house must not
be connected with any wooden sup
ports II II could be avoided. But
II so connected. the wood must be
kept perfectly dry.
There have been many complaints
from throughout the state, Wallace
said, OF fees. cockroaches, ants. sill
yer fish moths and black carpet
bttlleS ne dLLdCk6 OF THESE u -
sects would have been much more
pronounced had the dry weather
continued undated
He gave the following rules for
discriminating them:
Fleas-Keep the cat and dog out
OF the house. Use cresol dips and
mop the floors with the same sub
stance.
kroaches-Sprinkle very sIar-
ingly 1.-TWO tablespoonsful to the to-
tai floor space OF an ordinary size1
house) a mixture OF two parts borax.
one part powdered chocolate and
one part Of powdered sugar AROUND
their habitations
Ants-Set in pans. we'll protected
from children or domestic animals.
a mixture OF one part tartar emetic
ten parts OF sugar and one hundred
Of water.
Silver fish moths-Spread on pa
per paste made by mixing in one
teasI OOnful OF white arsenic in an
ordinary -four paste.
Bedbugs@Treat with gasoline at
frequent intervals
Black carpet beetles-Clean the
rug or carpet with a vacuum clean
er and then spread a damp cloth
over It and iron with a hot iron.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
PREPARE TO TEACH
HOUSEKEEPING ART
New State Department Has
School in Home Manage
ment for Girls.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. Ia Alb
s0rhing new visions OF home man
agement, girls from all over the state
who attend the state fair school Of
home economics this year will be
prepared 20 make better housekeep-
ers and better home managers for
their farmer husbands I. Newt
Brown. secretary OF the new Indiana
department OF agriculture said IN an
interview today.
The state fair school OF homo eco
Monies was founded three years ago
by the state fair board. Then 10 had
an enrolment OF 40 students Last
year there were 65. and Brown said
ne expected nearly a hundred 70 at
tend this years term.
Tho school IS 20 be held in the
w0man's building al the far grounds.
on the FIRST floor Is the kitchen.
where the students prepare their
meals. see cooking demonstrations
and hear lectures on kitchen eco
Monies Adjoining the kitchen IS the
dining room. where the girls serve
meals prepared by their fellow stu
dents. DormitCries for the girls are
on the second floor.
In addition 20 cooking and dining
room instruction. the girls are 20 be
given health and physical culture
talks. and will be taken on shopping
expeditions. on these trips. Brown
said. the girls will be taken 10 the de-
partment stores. the city market
house. bakeries. packing houses and
flour mills 10 get a general idea Of
food and clothing values AMI become
more intimately acquainted with the
methods OF preparing foods.
In selecting these students he said,
a girl from each county with the
highest ability and the highest stand
ing in farm clubs viii be chosen and
all her expenses viii be paid by the
state.
Mrs Charles II. Lindley. OF Salem,
Mrs. Charles. OF Otterbien. and Mrs.
Louis Taylor. Of Newburgh, are TO
be the instructors. All three have
done field lecture work at Purdue
university
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
Merchants Duped BY Boy
OF $3.50 on Bad Checks

PONTIAC, Mich. Aug. ia boy
Of 10 succeeded IN victmizing two
local merchants by obtaining their
endorsement or checks. one for 5000
and one for $50. which proved value
less when presented at the First and
Old Detroit National bank. Detroit.
He obtained endorsements by repre-
senting himself as a son Of a former
resident IN Bloomfield Hills. A third
check for $3.50 presented at the Ma
ti0nal bank was endorsed with a fic-
titious name. and reused questions
which caused the boys flight He
represented himself as Leo Klein. son
OF Albert Klein.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
Kalamazoo " III Hid
College Extension Fund

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug. II -
Assurance that Kalamazoo viii lend
its vholehearted support 20 the plan
for raising a 100000 fund for the
extension OF Kalamazoo college was
given 20 DR.. Frank Carpenter. direc-
tor OF the campaign. by representa-
tive OF the leading business clubs
and organizations OF the city. The
campaign viii be started. DIT. Bache-
Tor explained. with the revival ID
business activity. 4 statewide drive
viii then be launched for the rails
ing Of the fund among former stu
dents and friends OF the school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
No Fuel Shortage in
Sight, Dealers assert

4. FLINT. Mich. Aug. "a Reports
issued from many localities that
there would be a coal shortage this
winter. are denied here. officials Of
various Flint coal companies in
statements expressed the belief that
the demand for coal in Flint this
winter will not exceed the amount
on hand and that which can be pur-
chased az short notice. Opinion Is.
however. that the price OF coal will
IN all probability rise as a result in
advance in price made by the mines
some time ago and as a result Of the
heavy demand which will come with
the cold weather. Dealers say coal
prices will not drop until freight
rates are lowered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
auto Tourists Robbed;
Use NetU Tire as Decoy

IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich. Aug.
1s.-SevcraI Chicago tourists. en-
route 20 their homes from an out
irr NJ Lake GoEeb.c were held UP
near here Saturday by three han
dts and robbed Of all their money
and vaIuahles The bandits used a
new aut0 tire as a decoy 20 trap the
motorists. They placed the tire on
the road, then hid when the car
s-opped and when the occupants
got out the bandits ordered them 20
throw up their hands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
WOMAN YAwNs; LOSES SPEECH

MARSHAL, Mich, Aug 10
Mrs. John Long, who resides with
her husband on a farm near CeresCo
village, IS recovering from a peculiar
accident. While yawning. she dis
located the lower jaw on both sides,
and could not close her mouth. DR..
r. VI. Gubbins was called and re-
duced the dislOcaiOns. Mrs. Long
= not able 10 talk because Of the
incident.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
Man arrested When He
Dropped DiuOrce Suit

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug. Is. -
Clyde Shearer Of Grand Rapids had
a mistaken notion that ne could be-
gin a divorce suit and drop ii at viii.
The mistake resulted in his arrest
on a charge of failure 20 pay all
mony. az ne had dropped payments
when ne told his lawyer he wanted
10 drop the suit The wife. who. in
the meantime. had filed a cross bill
refused 10 drop the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
WYATT

Mrs J. a. Kuhn and daughter,
Leona, have been spending several
DAYS visiting in Chicago.
Several persons from here attend
ed the concert at Bremen Thursday
night.
Mr.. Kuhn, Chambersburg. Pa. is
visiting mis- brother. DR.. L. a. Kuhn.
The Lakeville and Wyatt ball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
HELD As swINDLER

HOLLAND. Mich, Aug. IS. -
Charged with operating a confidence
game in Chicago. John Johnson, alias
Joe HAMS. was taken into custody
here by federal agents. It is charged
he operated a fake employment
agency there and swindled several
hundred idle workers. He was ar
raigned before United States Com
missioner Vanduren and ordered
held held 20 the federal court in
Grand Rapids.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
aKISSEs" SIGN POSTED

PONTIAC. Mich. Aug. IA girl
clerk in the postOfice was much
embarrassed the other morning
when her attention was called 70 a
sign hanging above the window
where she works. II read. Take
Home a Kiss. It's sure 20 Please. -"
Il was discovered the sign had been
removed by a confectionery store
by some joker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
indiana and Michi6an News
HARD TO SUTTi

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 10. -
Harry Ball does not have the kind
or tailor shop that suits burglars.
A burglar entered Harry's place
Of business and tried on all the
suits IN the store. and because
none az he went away disguised.
He tried on practically every
suit IN the shop. about so. but
failed 90 find one the right size.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

teams viii play at Wyatt Sunday.
sherman Mottill has been sick for
several days.
Amos Benedict and family made a
trip TO Pleasant lake wednesday.
Y. p. Saizgaber. Harmon Schlarb.
Arthur Keyser, Of Bremen. and 9TH
ers motored 10 Chicago Wednesday
and Thursday TO attend the Pageant
of Progress.
The Powell-Meyers saw mill has
closed down until a supply OF loss
are received.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
SUCCUMBS FROM
GASOLINE BURNS

ROCKVILLE. Ind. Aug. 13.-Mrs.
Eva Geller. q years old. died today
OF burns suffered yesterday while
generating a gasoline stove with
wood alcohol. Her hair was burned
of and her clothing consumed be-
fore help reached her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
Drunk Tells HolduP
Story, Court Frees Him

RATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. Is.
Lee Alden. sitting In front q a
,ooi room. was arrested for drunk
enness. His alibi was that ne was
"tn meditation" az the time. medi-
,s+tng over the fact that two hold
mn men had relieved him OF S25 a
,s.V minutes before Judge Gray sus-
,e,ded sentence. believing Alden had
had trouble enough.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
DAMP DAYS

II the salt in the salt sellar forms
in Jumps on account Of the damp
ness put two or three kernels OF rice
in and pour the salt over them. This
Will prevent Jumping
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

Pond lilies are the effective trim
ming OF some OF newest sports hats.
They are also seen on large black
evening numbers and are quite en-
-a-rf-r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

II Is ga d that IN certain HIM
garian villages all bachelors over IS
years OF are and able 10 maintain a
family have been ordered 20 Get
married within two months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

II r. said II percent OF the Clergy
i've 70 be eptuagenarianA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

lard. whose statue was the gift OF the
State OF Illinois and stands alone
among scores Of famous men.
Anil-suffragists Will join with suf-
fraglsis In honorlng these pioneers
who not only eampalgned for the
franchise but were ALSO pioneers In
the cause Of temperance. education for
women. and equal opportunities for
their sex In every profession and all
ncids Of activity.
Wives OF senator's and representa-
tives from twenty-five States have ac-
cepted the invitation OF the Woman's
Party 10 represent the women OF THAR
states on the committee. which will
present the memorial TO the Capitol.
PfeHiding over the presentation Will
be Miss Jane Adams. OF Hull House.
The statue was made at carrara.
Italy by the American sculptures,
Adelaide Johnson. friend OF Susan
H. Anthony's who began modelling the
busis from which the memorial liz be.
ing sculptgrcd during Misa Anthony's
lifetime.
The presentation will he accom-
panied by pagoaniry. which Is being
arranged and directed by aiiss Hazel
AacHayo, director Of pagcantry for
the Y. W. G.. A.. Mrs Marie Moore
Forrest. director Of pageanis for the
Community Service Of the District Of
Columbia. and Miss Enrlca Clay Dill
Ion. irsi woman producer 81 opera m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

America.
All women's organizations ma rep
resentatIvcs OF various foreign coun-
tries will form a professional during
the pageant and a. n climax WIN lay
their tributes bpfore the memories
statue OF the pioneers.
speaker Gillette WIN Accept Memorial
The memorial win be accepted on
behalf Of the Government by Speaker
Gillette. OF the House Of Reprcsenta.
tlyes. by an interesting condolences
the Congress which win formally nc
cept tho statue will he the flrst Con-
gress ever elected by tho women or
the country as n whole. The memorial
will be placed In the rotunda OF the
Capitol Just opposite tho main on
trance, and facing tho statue OF fhak
other great emancIpator. Abraham
Lincoln.
The arrangements for the presenta-
lion are being made by o committee
headed by Mrs. Lawrence Lewis. q
Philadelphia, treasurer OF the Wom-
ans Party. q
In addition 20 these main objects OK
the convention the other business win
be the winding mp OF tte suffrage
campaign with reports by chairmcn Of
all departments on the eight years'
work and the deciding OF tho futhfs
OF 'The sunragist." the femirit
magazine published by the Party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

the convention n representatives OF
their countries abroad. and Mrs. Flor
once Brewer Boeckel. editor OF The
Suffraglsi." who Is forming an adj
vlsory council Of the best known wom-
en- magazine writer's and editors OF the
country. TO confer at the convention
regarding the future policy OF the
Woman Party magazine.
Proposals for the future objective OF
the Woman's Party have come from
all different ections Of the United
States. from 9th men and women. and
from leaders In the woman movement
in other countries. Possibilities for a
future pros ram will be considered at
two conferences preliminary 10 the
convention itself. one In which the
advisory council and committee OF
state chairmen will confer. the other
TO include only members OF the ma
tionai executive committee OF the
Woman's Party.
Many suggestions offered
Suggestions which have mot with n
favorable response among members of
the Woman's Party include: The en-
dowment OF mothorhood-p payment OF
wages to mothers for their service %
the state: the securing ~ uniform d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Rotary; the Federal Chlldrep's Bureau.
Miss Julia I.athrop. director; the Ma
tlonal Consumers League. Mrs. Flor
cnce Kelley. general secretary. Daugh-
iers OF the American Revolution. Mrs.
George, Miner. the National womnn's
Peace Party, Mira Henry Willard, preSi'
dent. and the National Association OF
Women Painters and sculplors. MTs.
II. Van Beuron Mayonigle.
Memorial To Suffrage Pioneers
While the business OF the convention
win have to DO largely with the future.
a part OF the program will be devoted
10 The honorlng OF the pioneers In the
woman movement.
on the opening day Of The conven-
ton. February 18th. which will be
Susan a.. Anthony's i0lst birthday mn
niversary, memorial ceremonies will be
held 10 honor Miss Anthony. Luereila
Mott. and Elizabeth cady Stanton.
The chief feature OF the services Will
be the presentation TO the Capitol OF
memorial statues OF the three pioneers
mounted on a single pedestal
This will be the first time that
statues OF women ever have been pro-
scnied 10 "A Government building In
the capital and the first time that
women have erected memorial "a
other women who were leaders IN the
cause u their sex. rut one woman
thus Gar has been honofod by sculp.
Ir,ro N 'ic Cl"'1' Frances T.. VII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
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vorce laws In all the states: organiza-
ton for international disarmament
equal educational opportunities for all
children: the abolition OF all laws dis
eliminating against women which still
exist In the various States such as
guardianship laws which favor the
father over the mother: the securing
OF equal opportunities for women with
men In the Civil Service; and better
working conditions for women and
children In industry.
The final decision. after extended
discussion OF all proposals under con.
slderaiion. will be made by the voting
delegates rom all the different States.
Tho consideration Of future pro.
gram occupy the sessions OF the
third ar fourth days of the convon-
ton. Following the reports OF the ox-
ecuiive committee and advisory coun-
ell at The morning session. an oppor-
,unity will be given 20 Representatives
OF national women's organizations "a
outline their programs Of work. Among
organizations which will have n plac,
on the program and women who viii
represent them are the following:
woman's Christian Temperate,
Union. Mr. Ella Yos,. legislative sec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

mems wives and housewives from
every part OF the country.
Mothers Represented
Particularly viii the mothers OF the
country be represented. Many OF the
women who are taking prominent
parts Ia organizing the convention
themselves are mothers of families
ranging from one 20 half dozen
children. Among these women might
be named Airs. abby Scott Baker. po-
litical chairman OF the Woman's
Party. who Il said 20 have interviewed
larger number Of political leaders
than any woman In The country; Mrs.
william Kent. of Kenthcld. California.
wife OF the former tariff commission
cr, chairman OF tho headquarters
maintenance committee OF tbs Wom-
ans Party; Mrs. J. A. H. Hopkins.
wife OF the chairman OF the Commit
tee of Foriy-eighi. who as state chair
man will head New Jerseys delega-
ton OF thirteen women: Mrs. Thomas
n. Hepburn. Of Hartford. Connecticut.
member OF the Advisory Council;
Mrs. Muriel Lynch. OF Washington.
u. G.. chairman OF the Committee on
Foreign Representation, who will have
charrc % 'he women who will attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
LENINlE-TROTZKY GOVERNMENT IS
TOTTERINC, IS OPINION EXPERTS

WIKI government at Moscow, but thinks
That the end will no come within two
Years
Crosby holds that Russia can only
gain her old position IN the world By
ovogth.owlng the soviet government
and increasing her fO'firn trade. par.
ticullrly her exports Crosby says that
only a small percentage ~ the Russian
people are now IN sympathy with the
bowie; regime and that the millions ~
pcamnts are only ,iwaiiins 9 favorable
opportunity to arise and suppress the
i.2nine Trotsky government.
\ majority of members ~ The house
md senate agree with the Hammond.
Crosby views The congressman de- not
believe that the sovicis win h. able 20
usorrun Poland, and reports from Eu.
rope that Boicshylk army II more
than 1000 600 men viii move on The
Polish frontiers early next spring must
b. taken with a grain ~ salt.
While Washington diplomats will not
discuss the Russian situation Tor pub.
licatinn. II may 10 stated that many ~
them are q The sam" ohuion ~ Ham.
mond. Crosby. and the congressman
The diplomats believe that Lcninc.
Trotsky government IL to b. over.
thrown In time. certainly within two or
thrcc years, and pr"'ars sooner SO
diplomat can hc found y ho ducs not bc.
llcvc that with the duNnfili ~ gus.
sian soviotism republic win appear
20 take the place Of the imperial mon.
Rrchy. None believe Il possible Tor a
restoration ~ thu munlrcay io take
place In Russia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Used MAILS TO DEFRAuD.
THREE MtN INDICTED.

% Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4.-Edward
\. Adpy Jr.. Dave V. johnson and NJ.
Marshall Lazendy, all of this city,
were indicted 10y federal grand jury
late today ON chargcs 20 using the
mniis TO dcfrtud.
Thu indictments charge the men with
organizing several companies. among
them the Adcy.Johns0n Company. tho
Associated oil Company. the Associlt.
cd Drilleri Company IT Texas and tho
New Orleans Contracting Company.
stock In which was sold throughout tho
country upon representations that the
companies were drilling for oil. when.
rs a matter ~ fact. no operations had
been started.
Large amounts of this stock IL slld
by officials a. have been sold through
the circulation OF letters through the
mails. The men are also charged with
using money subscribed for stock 90
pay fictitious dividends In order TO
boost the sale ~ stock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
NITRATE WORKERS. sTRIKEi g
StPEiuN1t>DESE h.ii.ED.

- Associated rrcs.
VALPARAISO. chile. Feb i-t'n.
employed wurkmcn NJ the san GREGG.
rio nitrate plant In Auiolagasia prov
incr FLASHED with military guard Ia.
day and tWcnty ~ the soldiers were
killed. according g. adSicos received
here today. After the encounter tho
workmcn. who outnumb,rcd the
guards. are reported to have proceeded
to the office ~ Daniel Jones, the ad'
mlniatruior ~ the plant. and assnss'
mated him. IN, authorities have taken
stem To- uucll thu disorders
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
FOUR MEN ARRESTED ny
pOSTDfFICE INSPECTORS.


LOS ANGELES. Fob. i.--Four mon
were arrested by local posiOfficc inspcc.
tors here today on u charge OF having
been concerned Ia the robbery ~ a
postofiicc ~ Mountain Park Okla.
several months ago. According to tho
inspectors u large number Il MONEY
order blanks aud marking pouch
were taken In the robbery. The men
deny the charges.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Tniycrsiiy Preacher,

President J. Ross Stevenson. a.
Princeton Thcul, gical Seminary. VIII be-
the t0iycrH'' Preacher - The rniyc-
siiy 81 Chicsgn or February G. Rev
Joseph Fcrt NcNt'r. Of the Church 81
the / win" PATERNITY. New York City.
t..ruart % and Rev. GporRc G. PA
gcon, 81 he ljluor StVc, Presbyterian
ChUrth. Toronto. C,nsda. February -
aud -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
NEW MINISTER APPOiNTED
iN MEXICAN GOVERNMENT.

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 4.--Albrrto J.
Pant. who was mentioned AZ amhas.
Sadnr to the United States from Mex.
leo and who recently WAS appointed
minister OF foreign relations. has as.
sunod his duties relieving DR.. Cuth.
bert Tiidalgo. who recently rendered his
resignation to President Obrcgon. nc.
cording To press dispatches received In
san Antonio tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
BANDITS NJ RrRiSED By
FORMER REBEL LEADER

w N'HWIINTiH TTiFN.
Ml'NiCo CITY. Feb l-Gcncral
Francisco Villn. former rebel leader.
was instrumental IN dccisiycly defeat.
ing hand he'd by three of the Arricta
brothers. Amhroslu. Andres and
Domingo which small federal de.
iaohmcnt had encountered in the state
OF Durango, according t. dispatch
N.niud IN Las Noticins to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
ship Painter Drowned.

PORT ARTHUR. Texas. Fob. &C.
\. TaylQr. o member ct the crew II the
L. :. = Sapclno. was drowned here to.
dly. having fallen into the water from
the side q the shin he WIS painting lie
was an expert swimmer hut mcmhc-s
of the orcw slid that his head struck
the side II the vessel while failing. rcu
,lering him unconscious IIia body 1.
being held a, an undertaking establish
ment pending advice from Washington
NJ 60 the whereabouts 81 his relatives.