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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-11
Southern Railway System

Southern Railway System
South North
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Local
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(EJpress)
p:17 am. New York-New OrleanS 10:43 p.n
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(LocaD
BAL p.m... Birmingham Special ..l2:lS :. 10.
4:l2 pm Wash!p gton-HG rrisonburE u:u3 Am.
(LosRD
APP pm. Wash ton Charlottesville 1888 E.ra.
CLpcalJ
6:22 p.m.. Washing tony arrentcn 7:5s am.
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1897 p.m... Washing ton.Atltntq :. 1923 a.M.
10:lI PM. Chattanooga L!mi,r.t :. 7:2S am.
11:12 pm. New York-New Orle-s 1923 a.rs.
(LimIteC)
daily except Sundays.
8. d. Shelton. Ticket Agent. Alexandria, Va
8. E. Burgess, Div. Pisa. AGENT.
WaahlDstop. d. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-11

The earliest mention Of shoes is
on Egyptian papyrus written about
2200 B. c..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Six-room brick house, with bath
Six-room frame house, with bath.
Both within three blocks of King ST.
Easy terms.
Eight-room brick semi-detached
house. Bath and modern improvements.
Garage.
Also several low-prlccd SUBURBAN
homes. 5ka
MORRIS L. HORSER
612 King Street.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03
Members Of Executive
Committee Of Hospital
Meeting This Afternoon

COMMITTEE meet this afternoon at
committee headquarters to take over
active direction OF affairs connected
With ofsa2.zation Of the new Hospital
Promrtness OF this committee in con-
ven,ng-the members were elected
last EVENINGS Il good Indication OF
the headway being made as result
OF the ccrlman " vide ,nter.s st in this
public undertaking This new Commit
tee VIII appoint sab committees on III
nance Rsi;ldin@. iegac;ss and r,ndow-
merits. Automobile Service. etc and
round or the work Of permanent: or
san'Tstior acccnal she'd at last nights
Heetirr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03
LEADERS STAY
IN TOP PLACES
FORD AND DODGE BROTHERS
HEAD LIST OF MOTOR CAR
MANUFACTURES FOR 1921.

Present reports Indicate that no
changes occurred last wear IN the posi-
tons ci the two leading automobile
manufacturers. consideiins the total
production O. cars As MAS the case
IA 1927, Ford ranked fiiss ana Dodge
Brothers second
The total number of passenger ears
built during the year. according 10 an
estimate published recently b, the
Wall Street Journal. WAS a25.uoe. as
compared with l.>>S.15a for 1879.
Commenting on the general vondi-
ticn OF the automotive Industry, Just
pr.o, 20 the close OF the year. the Bos
ton News Bureau published the fol-
lowing when WAS subsequently con
irmed by Dodge Brothers,
"Recaase i; IS privately owned. reia
lively little IN the WAY ef tieares ever
appears in print concerning the ae-
fivisv of the Dodge brothers motor
equalization Of Detroit Consequent
IA its splendid and emphatic eNl,an
SION in production this sc.tr and the
maintenance even III recent ses Is .:
a high output. which makes II one of
The conspicuous bright spots u the
industry are not generally known
outside of the trade
Dodge Brothers IN the .hird qa.si
ter Of this year ranged next TO Ford
.,.noag the worlds automobile pro-
;ucers With monthly shipment res-
ord OF better ta~u II .eae ears. This
average Is nearlv maintained within
several hundred ears N October. an
unusual achievement III this Year Of
unSeitlement ana competition IN The
motor industry
Considering taat production The
. FIRST quarter Of tAe year was down
10 .aso cars less taan one eleventh
81 he Sam. quarter ia $50. and less
than any ingie months subsequent
production. that vitality thai IS Dodge
Brothers Is apparent The company
should END tn. year with a hnal output
OF between ~ coo and s2.0oo ears and
probably hold its position rs III. lead
er g, The industry next 10 Ford The
heritage lett BY the Dodge brothers is
thus being splendidlv upheld by the
present management"
Ii \ understood that Dodge Broth
els finished tAe wear with astotai pro
tuciion OF 80 i16 ears. which i over
l2eeu ears greater production than
the next nearest competitor. no, in
Guiding Ford. thereby making good
the News Bureaus prediction of
Dodge Brothers continued leadership.
Advert isemeAt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03
Train Wtistling
In City Limits
VIII Be Reduced

Unnecessary whisslinx Of locomo-
dses within The city limits Of Daytnna
win he reduced TO the m;aimum a.
coraing to letter received today by
= R-Crosby. secretary of the Chamber
Of Commerce. from ]. r. Becky i'll.
Vice president OF the Florida East
Coast railroad.
Mr.. Crosby stated. in explanation Of
the letter. that he has received num-
e'ors complaints " late iron cltiyens
that the locomotives passing through
the chg have been blowing tkeir
whistles 70 such an extent IS 70 be-
cone : nuisance and they dsmanded
that something be done about It Mr..
Crosby sccs the matter up with M.
Eeckwisa
In his letter Mr. Beckx ith stated
that 4 was necessary to do = certain
siaourt OF whisiiing in the city linits
20 comply with the state laws and
their own regulations. nut that thare
would be no Unnecessary whistiinx in
the future
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03
4 MESSAGE
TO TIRED, <
SICK FOLKS
CONT DAG THROUGH LIFE HALF
SICK AND HALF WELL.
TAKE THIS ADVICE

Go To Noui druggist and ask him
for GUIDES i'epto- Aangan and take IL
with your meals for few weeks and
see how Your health improves
II you are pale. tiI,ea. lack ambition
and vigor. you know yourself that il
YOU had plenty OF red blood elat yoQ
would not feel tired and nalf sick an
the time. The only sure foundation 81
permanent health is good blood
GUIDES Pepte Nangan puiids w your
blood with a fern of ir&n; that gets
into your system quickly h is won
dersni You will like il and ii. will
make ycn feel So well ami strong. Life
VIII Re worth living again. Try It AMI
Won VII, ,aask Us for telling you aieo1t
IL nsug sis.s sell Guides Pento-
Nangan ia both liquid anu ,anse,
form ADVERTISE lcnt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03
Poster Is
Found; Kidnapped
By Mr.Chamberlin

George y. Ckamherlin, OF ZIG Mag
nolia avenue. came into the Office Of
Secretary Crosby 1T the Chamber of
Commerce this morning and pleaded
guilty 10 kidnapping the Miami booster
poster which was missed from the sec
re'ary's Office Yesterday.
Mr.. Chanberlin. who keeps the
weather reports st.aieh: on the black
board at the Chamber of Commerce
ami also furnishes the daily local tenn
perateres, said he took the poster
home several days age and tackled il
up IN his garage. He didn't know any
body ,honeht enough of il to inquire
about il until he saw 4 little story
IN the Daily News.
Mr.. Cham5erlin said he'd bring it
back il Seci ctasy Crosby would make
good en- his ofies of one cigar rs A re-.
ward
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03
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agency" Four cluSs Of the eou,sx in
desate.
MONDAY evening. Feb. G. ?.s0 a.
Aoncysuckle I'm. p,vso,. sea-.
meeting Of the Kentucky Club.
Monday evening, Eco. s. st Casino
Rurocyre, regular neetino Child Wei.
fare Association AZ 7: 40. Severed inter
essino repo-ts viii, h. r,.se
Rono>y evening, Feb. s. rehe.-sa-
Of Peninsula Choral Society.
Monday evening. Feb. 6. opeuino Of
weeks carnival in benefit Of Elks hand
and baseball club Casino auroevn>
Monday evening. Feb. s. Rehearsal
Of Peninsula Choral soc;etv-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

N-F1ne water front home site
HiQ Bulk headed. 800. CO.
Nth 4 Randall. - VomslA
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

Larger feline animals jump 70
her prey throat
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

blue coat. with con
tcAta II letter and fountain pea. .,e-
tween Brick Front earas" lsaNtpsa
Beach and i,,kS Club I,aytona linsit T.
esi>-e-lJt
LOST Wrist watch on Mann St tatNN e..sa
Peninsula lr and lyric Theatre 81
theatre. Reward t. tinAc, it returned
to Ms Nhiteiey. ia Peninsula priNe.
22i2-S-3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

kkE7G1hall flock al chickens AL
~ good TO kill Apply n H.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

A1sE-EAirbanks o. n. concrete
mounted ON wheels with pole
lofvtcabie condition ready for
Wpeon q Pope. Ortona. Phone
1l4 I-23-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

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o3DN1 yerr elnlne jlsoE1I. uer -. =.
Il 49, 49, En1oA ~ Socun1 Ave-
s - 80 Na-W- 0raA1 aiso taken
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Ress.A =. 1890 - SO 4 n corner
fcana trip Is II. h ERc~n. ne o. -
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SEWING MACHINES ana c1oca. $500
+ ford North ~. Kinertcn AMI -,
vi nnSwneTe IN the Triple Cities T.ss-
NANTEIs-ESeryb 10 se. ~. t...-----
nss1n Ia the world Height. ) n. i, :.
weiShs 80 HIS. on exhibition IN n r., -.
sruck. corner Main and Coafe 81 a.
"iteassce, anything yoa wish 10 Give
WANTfcn--The occasional .,se Of ss,--s-.-
u'Acatse al nome Of cWner STATE rr;sss
pss near. Address H. v. l. Iain News
------------- p2-s-ss
Mrs. HEaroN BARNES spiri,.a,;s,
hs',s.ns VII meet friends a, theis.
ZONES or at ses Harvey ST. Daytcna
- pa-e-3S
BORT ORANGE DANCING; S1-Hn,,I
Al, nrseaer3 dances taught. Monday
ant ihlrS<saN evenings al SEQ o'rlos,S.
t.IeSns HaH- Term OF 10 lessons
ser -. Mrs. Bcesnhowes. Director
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FRANK A. PARKER. ACCOUNTANT
~ eossA. ia 1885, ll-3e-tg
DR. CHARLES A. CLARK. As~,s,.n,
state Veterinarian for Illinois Prac
ticed IN lsaytol.a in 1Sl7~lS Nnw ,ra
tona. Fla. - = -.
pi-is-ess
PAIGE SIX CAR for hire IN d.. ,.--.-,-
month or season. Address owner s..,,'..
OF isaih News. or Joseph 4. Frowl,sv
- Baker Street. So-lis- I'M.
ENiEHT PIANO tanning and renair;,,.
PRAYER pianos 4 specially p.:snos f,.r
REM or sale. c. L. Watkins, lsS Live
S,.sh 81. I,aStona Peach. pl-1o-sIt
yellow PERiy-"--Guaranteed to KIN
",osguisoes. uies. gnats. bugs mites
all insects Sold and ru,san,esS IL
isay street Pharmacy corner l:ay an,
Beach SITS. Phone 400 s3S-s-tf
IVA AND REvA LivINGSTnN-rphl
sr.snosraphers. Notary public Rexa.i
.:lds. tsS- is-s-,f
LJMBER-1 The best in the state for the
seast money We deliver at Your door
I.hene sSs-J. The Flcfnich Companv.
10y s.3-G-2.-u
blue printing. drafting.
water works and water softenins Geo
A. Main. licensed consulting engineer
IA Baker ST.. paytona. Phone ssa-J
17o-,e-l3-tf
NANTED---Your rental or property for
sale listed at once. Schultz Realty
Co. la South Reach. Daxtona: $40
Main. laytona Beach. Phones GA and
PAINTING. DECORATING AND PA
fEkHANGiNG-H. SCRAGC. con,pe-
len. mechanic. at your service M all
times Sa-9 #
SOME FINE DAY you'n own a Chevro-
let. Harton Bros. Daytsna Beach.
WANTED TO BUY
hear from owner us goo,
ranch fcrSalc. State cash price fail
particulars -. r. Bush. Minneapolis.
Mimi. ps-s-u
v ANTEp.A watch dog Inquire Mrs.
lasses KELSEY. s4s PENINSULA Drive
pe---st
c>linsier. four cycle Marine Motor. Fer
fishing. herest sits Nolusia Ave
FURNITURE bought
AMI sold We can save YOU money on
both used or new goods. G. II. Lane
III North Beach ST, Phone $751;
ss9-7-is-:i
SECONDHAND FURNITURE houyht
ana scld. High grade upholstery ucf-s<
done. \ man Of N Nc.l.s' ,.Np.riet4e,,
in both hines in elaarge. Fuii line q:
house furnishings and crockery. rh,,4e
6. ard l:a. Esgeett- Wetheiay Co.
paytcna beach Store sss Main ST
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

WANTEp-SiN coiored women that hav, t
had experience ia steam laundry /
sAppN AT one" IN person az Triple !.
Cities laundry. Coates Stree; na,,ont |
heacl ISL 2>-.t |
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

W ANTEit-Young man hookkeener who
operates burroughs posting machine.
Give references. Address EMPLOYER
care Daily News ss-J-l5-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

= LEX 6AI.E--Soft wood. Si.5n psr
oak wood. $780, Phone GEN.
146-1-S2-tt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

FOR SAI.E-A rare opportunity and bar
gain on South Ridgewocd. surrounded
by some Of the best homes. Eight rooln
well built house: four bedrooms and
bath up. reception hail. parlor. dining
room. Kitchen and pantry down; fuity
and nicely furnished. Two front and
two rear porches. Two car garage, lot
IS by l20 Some bearing orange and
other fruit trees. See Rnrgman. -
orange Ave 5S0- l2- 1s-tt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03

WANTEp-Experienee hotel auditor.
Address Box so. Care Of paily News
2ly-9-l It
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
M'CUMBER BONUS BILL
is GIVEN TO SENATE
Measure Carrying ss,s45, e5s,4s1 Pre-
sented to Body-Spread over
Period Of - Years.

Washington, June 0.-The soldiers
bonus bill was formally presented in
the senate by Chairman McCumber of
the finance committee, with an accom-
panying report placing the probable
cost 10 the federal government at
S3,S45. 1858. 4S1 spread over a period OF
43 years from next January l. This is
approximately S25O.OO0,OO0 less than
the estimate under the house bill,
which was S4,09S, 7l9,350, payable
over 20 years.
The senate bill estimate was pre-
pared by treasury experts, and is
based on the theory that 20 per cent
Of the 4.45S,199 veterans who would
be eligible for compensation would
select the adjusted service certificate
option; 2215 per cent farm, horne and
land settlement aid, and pa per cent
vocational training aid. Should all of
the veterans select the certificate plan
the total cost would be S44S6. 545, 9T5.
With reference 10 financing the leg
islation, Chairman McCumber's report
said II was hoped that the reduction
in government expenditures plus the
payment Of interest on the refunded
foreign obligations would be sufficient
10 obviate The imposition of additional
taxation.
Senator McCumher explained that
an attempt had been made to reduce
TO a minimum actual cash payments
under the bill during the next three
years, while the treasury is engaged in
refunding the nearly 81 OOO,OO0O0O of
maturing government obligations. The
estimated cost Of the bonus for those
three years was S242. 100000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
FILIPINO "DEMoCRATA" WINS
Party Carries Manila for First Time
Naeionalistas Rule House Of
Representatives.

Manila, p. l.. June 10.-The Demo
crata party won "A sweeping victory
in the city of Manila in the general
election. carrying its entire ticket. This
included one member Of the senate OF
the Philippine legislature, two men,
bers Of the lower house Of that body
and the entire city council. This Is
the first victory here for this party
since the legislature was established.
The outstanding feature OF the cleo.
ton was the strength displayed by the
Democratic party wherever il had NOM
mated candidates. Upon the basis OF
incomplete returns political leaders
estimate the Nacionalista party would
continue 10 control the house Of rep
resentatives with approximately 80
members out Of a total of 90. An en-
tire new house Of representatives was
chosen and One-third Of the senate
seats were filled. Governors of prov
inces and other provincial officers were
also elected.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
WILL CEDE UPPER SILESIA
InteraIIied Troops Will Be Withdrawn
July 11-Poles Renew Ter
rorrism.

Paris, June 9.-1'he council Of am
bassadors has made final arrange
ments for the turning over Of Upper
Silesia TO the German and Polish au.
thorities. One months notification Of
the expiration Of the powers of the in
terallied commission in the region will
probably be given June IL. COnse-
ouently. the interallled troops will
commence their withdrawal from Up
per Silesia on July IL.
Breslau. Silesia. June 0.-The fcrcl-
BILE election of German workers and
officials from dwellings and industrial
works was resumed in Upper Silesia,
following the Whitsuntide calm. Ac-
cording to reports received here there
has been a widespread renewal OF
Polish terrorism.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
DECLARES WORLD FACES
A SHORTAGE OF WHEAT
Secretary 7ooVer's FOodstuffs Division
Reviews Situation - Shows
Stocks Are Very Low.

Washington. June 1O-The world
faces "A shortage Of wheat which will
begin 10 be felt at the end Of the
month.
Secretary OF Commerce Hoover's
foodstuns division made public state
ment 10 this effect. declaring that the
present situation indicates that the
world wheat stocks will be lower
than for several years by July J. as
both Argentina and Australia have
considerably less than last year, the
United states carry-Over will be light
and only Canada has considerable
stocks on hand.
The upward trend Of European
consumption indicates a larger de-
mand than last year, whereas pros
poets are for a smaller crop. Until
next February the international trade
will be largely dependent FOR supplies
on North America and a limited guam
tity from India. With Russia out Of
the export trade North American
wheat Is in a relatively strong posi-
tion.'
The world wheat situation has been
going through very much the same adj
iustment during the past five years as
other agricultural products, especially
wool and cotton.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
BLACK PLAGUE AT RIGA
Gateway 20 Russia Reports Two Cases
Of the Dread Disease. Called
Siberian Pest.

Riga. Latvia. June 12.-Two cases
Of the black plague have been report
ed az Riga. the gateway 10 Russia. ac-
cordlng 10 the Ragasche Rundchau
Two aorkmen were taken suddenly IN
while unloading hides and horsehair
from Russia. Specialists diagnosed
their disease as black plague. The
Russians call this the Siberian pest.
which AZ present is appearing in the
volCa end siberian districts. II Is also
reported that CHAMBERS is spreading in
the Ukraine. 10000 horses being af-
fected
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
s. DEAD, 100 HURT
IN NEW YORK GALE
Death Toll Rises as More Bodies
Are Found.
TORNADO ALSO HITS OHIO
Three Known 70 Be Dead and Thir.
teen Seriously Injured at Buckeye
Lake, a Summer Resort
Near Newark.

New York, June 13.-Each moment
raises the death toll of the worst
storm ever experienced in the history
Of New York as more victims are res
cued and identified The known dead
from drowning, the Overturning of
giant Ferris wheel in ClasOn Point
park, The uproOting of trees. the over
turning Of boats in Long Island sound
and other accidents resulting from
the storm now total s..
A number of persons reported miss
ing may bring the death total much
higher.
The number of injured has not yet
been learned, though il is believed
that they will number more than he
dead missing.
The 10O-mile gale that suddenly
swept the city and its vicinity
wrought inconceivable havoc. Five
were killed and twenty-five injured
in the collapse Of the giant Ferris
wheel in Clason Point park.
Trees were uprooted, a twO-story
house was torn loose from its founda-
ton, live wires were torn down and
boats on the water were overturned.
drowning many.
Three Known Dead in Ohio Tornado.
Newark. o.. June 13-Three per-
sons are known to be dead. thirteen
seriously injured. others are believed
drowned in the waters Of Buckeye
lake, a summer resort near here. and
the bodies Of five others are thought
10 be buried beneath the wreckage Of
fifty cottages as the result Of a torna-
do which swept the lake and surround
ing territory.
The known dead are Byron HILL.
M. Seigler and Mrs. Lydia Wolfe, all
of Columbus.
Two boats loaded 10 their capacity
with pleasure seekers were seen TO.
icapsize In the lake. but no trace OF
the occupants has been found.
5athhouso collapses.
The bathhOuse. IN which more than
100 had taken refuge, collapsed, but
II is not believed thar more than four
additional bodies will be found there.
The storm cut a path in the shape
of a question mark through the park.
leveling 20 cottages.
]. II. Hauk. Columbus. was struck
by lightning but is expected 10 live.
Jack Boyer, Columbus, grasped n
child as she was thrown into the
water AT the bathhouse and saved
her from drowning. He then collapsed
and still is unconscious.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
COULD NOT HIT A
LICK FOR MONTHS
Petersburg Resident Says she =,
About Lost Hope Of GETTING ss,.
ter-Now Well and Hsppy

-Tanlac has been such a blessing 4
ue ] can't help singing its praises
said Mrs. T. ]. Archer. highly esteem !
resident Of 1147 Shepard s.. Pe,,rl
burg. Va.
i had indigestion SO bad I couldn't
eat thing without being In misery IN,
hours, and the pain around my hsa-
caused by the gas seemed an I c.uId
stand. I constantly had headaef !.
and awful spells Of dizziness Tfa-
to make matters worse rheuma-s1
In my arms. shoulders and knees ID
most drove me 10 distraction. ana IA,
three months I couldn't do a stroke "A
work.
Il had Just about decided it was u,
use 20 take any more medicine wler
my husband brought me q bottle a
Tanlac. Now I never have @ t6uei
OF indigestion. Headaches and d.zz-
spells are a thing Of the past. and
rheumatism has left me entirely.
never have known a medicine 10 equa
TanlaC."
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
SLAIN LINKED BY HANDCUFFS
Bodies Of General Blaneo and Colonel
Martinez Recovered From the
Rio Grande River.

San Antonio, Tex, June 10.-The
bodies OF Gen. Lucio Blanco and Col.
Aurelius Martinez were recovered
from the Rio Grande river at Nuevo
Laredo. The men were handcuffed to-
gether. Blanco was shot through the
heart and Martinez through the head.
shortly before the bodies of Blanco
and Martinez were recovered the body
Of Major Garcia, one Of the officers Of
the Nuevo Laredo garrison. was taken
from the water. A key in his uniform
pocket unlocked the handouts OF the
wrists of Blanco and .tartinez. Blanco
and Martinez were Mexican exiles who
disappeared from Laredo.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
LARD LABEL FOR ERIN ARMS
Probe Of Seizure Of United States
Steamer Seattle Spirit
Ends.

Washington. June Can investiga.
ton Of the reported seizure by the
British Of the shipping boards
steamer Seattle Spirit OF transporting
munitions 10 Ireland has been made
by the board. Chairman Lasker an
nounced-
II was learned. Lasker said. that
the shippers were the Manhattan oleo
Agency and that shipment was made
through the Barr Shipping company,
brokers. The goods were billed as
forty barrels OF lard.