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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
IN CONFERENCE
WITH RAILROAD
EXECUTIVES
This Announcement Fol-
lowing Denial Of Persist
ent Rumors That There
Was To Be a Meeting in
the East Looking To-
ward a Settlement

Chicago, Sept. tBy the Associated
Press Seven representatives of the
striking federated shop crafts were de-
clared BY John Scott. secretary of the
railway employees department Of the
American Federation Of Labor, to be
in Baltimore to-day for conference
with railroad executives on PROPOSE
tion to end the strike.
Mr.. Scott intimated that proposal
on which II was hoped the strike could
be halted, had been prepared but he
could not outline it. The conference, he
said, was to have been secret. Should
the meeting produce favorable re-
suit, Mr.. Scott said the policy com
mittee Of ninety union representatives
would be summoned to meet in Chi
cago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
BETHEL

DIR. and Mrs. f. A. Burnett and Miss
Mary Chadwick Of Swsnton, formerly
of this place, camped last week at W.
II. Arnold's farm.
Miss Irene Cushing was home from
her work in Boston over Sunday and
Labor day.
Mrs. B. o. Johns has joined her hus-
band at Augusta, Me.
Samuel r. Jordan went yesterday to
Hallowell. Me-, to work.
The schools in the town district be-
gan their fall terms yesterday with
the following teachers: Finley bridge,
Miss O'Brien of Waterbury; Camp
brook. Miss Ethel Thompson of Wood
stock: East Bethel. Mrs. III. V. Allen;
quarry, Mrs. Minnie Lambert; Chris
tian hill, Mrs. NJ. A. Porter; Lympus,
Miss Gladys Gilman; Lillieville Miss
Leda Smith; old church, Miss Emma
Moses.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest f. Hanna and
two daughters of Westbrook, Me-, for
merly Of Bethel, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson p. Parrctt and other
friends.
Mrs. William Powell and four chill
dren of Swanton are visiting at George
z. Nichols
DIR. and Mrs. George I. Abbott were
in Putnam, Conn.,s last Saturday to
attend the wedding of Mrs. Abbott's
sister With them part of the way
went Mrs. Annie Abbott, who j. now
in bingham, Mass, at the home of her
son. Sam Lee Abbott.
Elmer Martin of Milton is visiting
at W L. Gilchrist's.
r. o. Quimby has lost eight sheep |
and c. II. Call has lost four. Dogs are |
believed 10 have killed them and the |
seleetmen are investigating.
Guests of Philo II. Hsraden az T. A.
Norton's are William L. Bigelow Of
Maiden. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
W. Bigelow. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Til
ton and George A Tilton of Everett,
Mass.
Mrs. Hattie Coy of Mercedes, Tex,
=. Z. Coy Of Claremont. y. H. and r.
II. Gov Of New Canaan. Conn. have
been Visiting At NJ. \. kendalfs and
Judge r. J. Flint's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
BETHEL MEN ARE
STRANGELY MISSING
Court Action Has Been Started in
Cases of Charles Batchelder and
Alfred w. Arnold.

Bethel, Sept. 6.--Chairman Charles
I, Batchelder of the local board of Sc
lectmen, well known lawyer, who has
practised law here about eight years,
and formerly was states attorney OF
Windsor county, disappeared from
Bethel Aug. 26, after an accident to his
automobile on Pleasant street. He is
thought to be in Canada, but nothing
has been heard from him so far as
known.
For few days his disappearance
caused little comment, as he had been
away different times without leaving
any word of his plans. However, when
il became known that several private
funds Of which he was trustee were i'm
paired or missing, legal action began to
be taken by interested parties These
included divorce suit by his wife,
who divorced him on previous occa
sion and then remarked him when he
changed his manner of life, and SUIT
by the National White River bank.
The alleged conversion of funds Of
some Of the trusts involved has ex
tended over a period Of several months.
His duties as head of the board OF sc
lectmen are being shared BY Selectmen
Charles II Dustin and G. +. Noble. An
effort 10 determine his whereabouts
will be made by the fidelity company
which furnished bonds for the faithful
administration OF his trusts Partly
from neighborliness. G. d. Cushing is
his bondsman for considerable sum ia
one Of the cases.
About the time Of Mr.. Batchelder's
disappearance, friend Of his, Alfred
W. Arnold, a well-known war veteran,
also disappeared, having last been seen
here early on the evening Of Aug 20.
He had driven another car belonging TO
Mr.. Batehelder and was involved In a
collision near Mortified, the night be
fore Two suits against Mr.. Arnold
have been filed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
KILLED THE WRONG MAN.
Had Intended to Murder Man Who Ac-
companied the Victim.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 6.--Ten men,
all Of whom, according to the police,
have made confessions and all Of
whom, the authorities say, admit be-
ing striking former Frisco railroad em-
ployes to-day were under arrest in
connection with the fatal shooting on
Saturday Of Charles r. Lanier, non
union Frisco shop employe The kill.
ing of Lanier was by mistake accord
ing to the alleged confessions. which
state it was the intention to frighten
Clesence Stevens, nonunion Frisco
shop foreman, who was riding in the
car with Lanier when ambushed.
The alleged confessions, the police
declare. bear on the killing ~ Lanier,
a plot to waylay Stevens, the pulling
OF several spikes from the Frisco
tracks near capleville, Tenn. on the
night of Aug. 20. with the alleged in
tention OF wrecking the fast Kansas
City Florida special and the Staying of
two negro employees Of the Rock Is
land road at Hulburt, Ark.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
Running Race--Purse 500.
VERMONT THE WINNER.
Defeated New Hampshire in Interstate
Checker Tournament

Concord. n. H., Sept. 6.--vermont
defeated New Hampshire, IA TO IL, in
an interstate checker tournament here
Monday The visitors were William
Gill. Burlington; w. O. johnson, Nor
wich; NJ. 7. Silver, J V. Wilmont, G.
K Chamberlain Wilder; John n. Tag
gart. f. NJ Hyzer. G. +. Hyzer. Henry
Lamondc. James Welch. Randolph.
The New Hampshire players we're
John L. Mitchell. Portsmouth; Henry
ID Rollins. Alexandria; Edwin p. PEN
derr and Jon Gallagher, keene. n. H.,
e. f. Young. Concord; L. V. Powers.
L. s. Acison, Joseph Rego. Joseph w.
Hill. Albert :. Whitehouse. Tilton.
Silver and johnson Of Vermont and
Achison Of New Hampshire were tAe
stars Of the days playfi each winning
three games. drawing one and losing
none.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Higgins Of
| fremont street were visitors in Hard
wick yesterday.
John Abiatti Of Brook street left yes
terday for Quincy. Mass, where he has
secured employment.
Mrs. Carl Pierson of Prospect street
underwent an operation at the City
hospital this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ralph have re-
turned from Montreal. where they have
been spending few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Blair of San Di-
ego. Cal. are visiting their cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Dufur of Prospect
street
Foster Slayton and Albert Vidoli re-
turned Monday afternoon 10 Boston,
where they have been employed for the
past eight months.
Miss Mary Allen Of Merchant street
extension supplied the organ in the
Universalist church last Sunday in the
absence Of Miss Lease, the regular or
ganist.
Albert Morrison and daughter. Au-
retta, of Laconia, \. H.. who have been
visiting Mrs. Ellen Morrison and dsugh-
ter of South Main street. have returned
home.
Harold and Arthur Nelson Of Amster-
dam. \. Y. former residents Of this
city. who have been visiting with
friends and relatives for the past few
days. returned this morning 80 their
employment in that city.
Mrs. d. d. Smith Of Websterville
passed through the city this morning
on her way to North Danvilie to visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Peterson.
From there she uili 70 70 West Rut
land to the home Of Rev snt Mrs. ".
n. Cooper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
CAR SERVICE RESUMED.
After Short Strike on Boston &
Worcester Street Railway.

Framingham, Mass, Sept. g. Service
on the Boston and Worcester street
railway. at a standstill since last Sat
urday at midnight because Of strike
of the roads working force, was re-
stmed in fun to-day. The men re-
turned to work this morning as a re-
suit OF conference with company
officials last night at which the latter
agreed TO pay the old wage scale Of
81 cents an hour pending the report Of
an arbitration committee. The com
pany had offered 30 cent rate and
arbitration Of the wage question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
wRIGHT--HoLLAND
Quiet Wedding at Home of Bride in
~ East Corinth.

East Corinth, Sept GA quiet home
wedding took place on Tuesday eve
ming, Sept 5, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. T. Holland. when their Oldest
daughter. Verna Mildred, was united
in marriage to David Benjamin Wright
son Of Mr. and Mrs A. NJ Wright Of
Concord. n. H.. by Rpv. Q. j. Ander-
son Of Bradford.
They were attended by Miss Esther
Chamberlain, an intimate friend of the
bride, and Bert Holland, jr., a brother
Of the bride.
The bride wore her travelling suit Of
chiffon broadcloth, with hat to match.
and carried beautiful bouqnet of
bridal roses. The bridesmaid was
gowned in blue canton crepe and car
ried pink roses.
The room in which the ceremony was
performed was beautifully decorated
with evergreen and hydrangea. forming
an arch. During the ceremony the Sc
lection. 20 Promise Me- was rendered.
After the ceremony refreshments
were served to the immediate relatives
Of both families.
Mrs. Wright graduated from the Ed
mnnds high school Of Burlington in the
class OF 1917 and has been teacher
for the past three years. Mr.. Wright
served with Co. A of the 1881 machine
gun battalion while in France. Since
returning from overseas, Mr. Wright
has held responsible position with
the American Express company at Con-
cord, n. IT,
They were the recipients Of many
gifts The bridal couple left
for two weeka' trip to Boston, New
York and Niagara Falls, after which
they will be at home to friends at ii
Chapel street, Concord, n. H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
SIXTH DEATH IN AGONY.
From Wood Alcohol Poisoning in Red
Hook Section Of Brooklyn

New York. Sept. 5.-The sixth deatl
attributed to wood alcohol poisoning
in the Red Hook section Of Brooklyn
this week occurred today. ending the
sgonies Of Michael keenan,. ~i.o be
came blind last midnight. Two Of
the victims were women
II wss keenan who EaveFthe polic<
the tip which led e. raids and the ar.
rest Of two men and woman IN hon.
icidc charge He aid be feared sonc-
thing had happcned % his landiady,
Nrs. Therr~4 Martin. and BE- guided
the police 70 her room They found the
woman dead. In seeking the cause
they found four others dead. and r.
ported that Rad liquor go in eirruls
ton IN the district
Shortly after he hsd ssrnsd tie %
he. krensn brgsn losing his si-hi sni
wss taken 10 a hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
DIVIDEND ALLOWED
To Depositors in Prudential Trust Co
Of Boston.

Boston. Sept 6.--Judge DeCourey in
the supreme court to-day allowed the
petition of Bank Commissioner Allen
for permission to pay dividends of
Is 2-3 per cent to depositors in the
savings department and Of thirty per
cent 70 depositors in the commercial
department Of the Prudential Trust
company. The respective amounts to
be paid are sl4s.le4 and S2s3.e36.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
WANTS CHANCE TO TESTIFY.
Henry v. Greene Applied to Supreme
Court Grand Jury.

Boston, Sept. s. Henry " Greene to
day asked Assistant Attorney General
Hurwitz for permission to go before
the supreme court grand jury sum
moned by the district attorney 10 in
yestigate the H. " Greene company
and its subsidiaries. SIR Hurwitz
turned the request over TO the foreman
OF the jury, who asked the court for
instructions.
Judge Brown said the jury had the
power to examine any witness ii might
desire The foreman did not announce
any decision as to whether Greene
would be heard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
5S CASES OF wHIsKEY.
Were Unloaded from the British
Schooner Acadia.

Boston. Sept. GA cargo of 557
cases of Scotch whiskey was unloaded
to-day from the British schooner
Acadia, captured off Gloucester on
August 81 by the coast guard cutter
Ossipee. The goods were placed in the
seizure quarters of the appraisers
stores by direction of customs officers
They will be held under lock and key
until the schooner's status has been
determined by the federal court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
EIGHTY-THREE YEARS OLD.
Charles Powers of East Brsintree Diet
Last Night.

Randolph. Sept. 6.--Charles Pow
ers. sS years old. Of East Brsintree
died last night at the Randolph sans-
torium following three weeks i'll
ness of hardening of the arteries He
leaves a daughter, Mrs. M. L. Rogers
of East Brainrree. and several grand
children and great grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Thursday
at l:3o p. m, with burial in Randolph
Center.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
LAFoLLETTE RE-NoMINATED.
More Than Two to One in Wisconsin
Primary.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 8 tBy the
Associated Press Indications to-day
were that Senator Robert M. LaFollette
had been overwhelmingly re-nominated
in yesterdays primary election over
w. G. Garfield OF Wankesha as Repub-
lican candidate for the United States
Senate in the November election. The
vote showed l56.926 for LaFollette and
66, ,043 for Garfield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
vARDAMAs RUNNING BEHIND.
In Mississippi Nomination for United
States Senate.

Jackson. Miss, Sept. 6.-wifh sir
counties of the So in the state unre
ported. Hubert d. Stephens. Congress
man from the second Mississippi dis
trirt. was leading former Senator
James X Vsrdsmsu. in Yesterday.
second Democratic primary. for nomins
tton to the United States Senate. by
approximately 1900 votes, according
10 incomplete returns tabulatei to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
MOVIE STUFF BURNED
In 100000. Three-Aiarm Fire in New
York City.

New York. sept "a three alarm
FIRE in an east side studio to-day de-
lsfroyed 100000 worth Of stage and
movie scenery which may cause post
ponement Of three plays scheduled To
open soon. Because of the blaze The
Last Warning. due for = performance
81 Hartford. Conn., next Monday. nay
Be postponed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
COLLEGE BUILDING DESTROYED.
FOur-story Structure at Massachu-
setts Agricultural College.

Amherst. Mass. Sept 6.--Fire Of un-
known origin destroyed the old
chemistry building. a four story wood
en- structure. at Massachusetts, Agrical-
turai college here early to-day. inrlud-
ing all the equipment. The loss will
amount to many thousands Of dollars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
rwo SUSPICIOUS FIRES.
Broke Out at Camp Devens in Early
Morning.

Camp Devens. Mas. sept. 6.-Fire
IN two separate sections Of Car-- ..ey-
ems early today which DESTROYED an
uucccupied barracks and an empty sta
bie caused army officers 10 start an i'm
mediate investigation. Both fires we're
II = .uspirious nature. according TO re-
ports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
Card Of Thanks.

We wish TO extend our thanks to
the Altar society Of st. Anthony's
church for the kindness shown us in
the loss of our wife and mother. Also
70 thank Others who helped us in sny
wsy. and for the beautiful flowers.
A. j. Miner aud children
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06

Sydney.N.s.. Sept e-The AUXILIARY
exploration schooner Bowdoin. carry
ing Donald p MscMilisn and party
arrived in the hsrlor thi- morning
from BsfIin bay.
The expedition srf cuf from Boston
a Trsr szo ard has been IN thc Arrric
wricns since that time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
RACES AT RUTLAND.
Baron Tregantle Won the 2:io Pace in
Five Heats.

Rutland, Sept. 6.There were three
horse races yesterday at the Rutland
fair and vermont-owned horses figured
conspicuously in them. The 2:l9 pace
went fivr heats and was won bv Baron
Tregantle. owned by Andrew Brennan
of Ponltney. The three minute race
was taken in straight heats by Kit
O'Connell, the property OF James +.
Waterman of Randolph.
The summary:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06

ZOO Vermont Mixed Race-Purse $500.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
S'A GASIT ZIARUL LUZ
GEORGE WASHINGTON

York, Pa, % Feb.-Descoperi-
rea ziarului scris de George Wash
ington in ultimii ami al vietii sale,
a fost anuntata All de George r.
Prowell, bibliotecarul societatii is.
torice judetului York.
\ .tFacand cercetari fntre docu-
mentele neclasificate ale departa-
mentului dc stat in Washington, =
a declarat Prowell, ''un alt domn
81 eu am gasit "ziarul perdut" al
hi George Washington, scris in
ami premergatori NORTH sale. =
Washington sc ocupa mai rult
de chestii faniliare in acest ziar.
U!timele sire au fost scrise in ziua
prelnergatoare NORTH sale, cand
zacea in pat de 0 Il din cauxa ra-
cc!ii ce-a contractat,o in ziua pre-
acrgatodre calarind. In ziua ur.
natoare. "A Decembris 1899, .
Elnrit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
TUNURILE
PUN CAPAT
TURBURARILOR
Un mort 81 mai multi raniti in
revolta grevistilor.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., % Feb.
Gu sosirea a patru cOmpanii de
artilerie de coasta de Rhode Island
la Pawtucket, i'm urma celei mai
grave turburari in greva 'lucratori-
Ior de textile din New England,
astazi domneste linistea in oras.
I'm ON a fost omorit de polite
81 alti opt au fost impuscati, 81 un
mare numar de politisti 81 grevisti
batuti 81 sdreliti Gle pietre 81 cio-
mege intro lupta la portile fabri-
cei Jenckes Spinning Co.
Noaptea trecuta $ 'au asezat mi
traliere pc acoperisul fabricelor 81
la fiecare fabrica 'au pus patrule
puternice.
Toata Garda Nationala din Rhode
Island este concentrate in distric-
tele bantuite de greva.
Revolta a inceput cand o multi
me de peste mie de barbati 81 fe-
mel au incercat sd opreasca pc altii
sd intre in fabrica de tors.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
CAMERA DE COMERT
VREA "OPEN SHOP

Camera de comert din Cleveland,
intr o scrisoare adresata Associated
patronilor-zidari, solicita "open
shopul," sistemul atelierelor des-
chise.
Camera spune ca facut un stu
diu in decursul anului ce Sc ter
nina Gu luna aceasta, triaitand
5000 circulare, intreband urmatoa-
rele:
ssDoreSti restabilirea sistemului
atclicrelor deschise in industria
CONSTRUCTION, in orasul Cleve-
landf"
"Daca Sc va restabili 'open shop
ul' vel da sprijinul D-tale patro-
nilor prin aceea ca vel cere inse-
rarea unei clausule referitoare la
open shop in contractul D-tale Gu
patronuli''
Resultatul respunsurilor laipri.
ma intrebare ma fost amintit III
scrisoarea Camerii de comert.
In ce priveste intrebarea a doua
din 4169 respunsuri 331 proprie
tari de licente de constructii Al
respuns ida" 81 l13 "nu," 81 56s
firme an votat "da,' lar IA "nu,
| 81, in fine, 25O3 membri al camere'
'au spus "da, lar 50 Hnu." ]
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
CO n v0cARE

Prin presenta convooare stunt
rugati toti Domnii Directori al
Societ&tii Actionars de Publicita.
te a III. s. r. A." lua parte La
adunarea Directiei in sedinta
extra -ordinara, cAre SO va tinea,
Duminec& in Is Fsbruarie 1922,
la ora 10 q. m. II localul ziarului
"Amerioa" din 5706 Detroit Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.
La ordinea xilei STUNT mai multe
chestnut de mars inportanta care
trebuesc reSolvate.
Stunt rugati toti Domnii Direc.
tori nsoonditionae ! fl prezenti
Cleveland, o. 81 Fsbr. 1922.
n. NEsToR 4ts(sdints.
4 \. n. 1oERI( Administrator
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
Dirijabi|u| Roma a exp|oadat
34MORW 81 OPT RANTTI in MOD SERIOS
In URMA EXPLOSIEI
URIASUL DIRIJABIL S'A APRINS.
in URMA EXPLOSIEI, LAO
!. INALTIME DE 1000 URINE

NORFOLK Va, q Feb--34 oameni au murt opt sunt
ran foarte serios tre scapa efer lar unul nt
mod In exposei urasuui dirijab Roma
la fnaltme de 1000 deasupra baze navae della Ha
ton Roads: Accidental cat site pam acum, in
tampat din sa rupt carma 81 dablu in caderea
lu atns see de elecrcitate saturate de
current puteric 81 hydrogenu din baon prins foc Inca
astanoapte mai multe casur dupa cadeea u baonul
dea mereu i'll facar in inregmea de 40 Focu
amenta de 100000 cubice de gaz uma baonul
Alba 13 oamen ost scosi vii din facari din carl unu
murit in drum spre spa Contra acaror luptau cateva
compan de pompier carl incercau snga chemicae
Gu greutae reus scoat cele 33 cadavre
total sub rune Inre ce arsi sn maori capt
tan, locotenent putoneri sergent soldati 81 cnc
cvil Gel rdnt sunt: major capitan locotenen
gent MAORI, cvil
Precu Sc poate constaa din cee spse de cei carl au
scapat nenorocri fost ca cma massiva aunecat
pc parte rpanduse parte esentiaa din masnera
msca.
Balonu acea sbor de ncercare Gu sase nou
stem Liberty Aceste fost monate in ocu motoarelor
aene carl provazut baonul urias cand fost aus
din Roma 81 carl sau dovedit de multamoare Mstaa
tile noui ost compectate la aerodromul din Langley
saptamani in urna
Era cam pc la p cand ce della aerodromu Hamp-
ton Roads auzit bazul motoarelor privnd in
,azut ca Roma apropie ntru sbor le facea i'm
presa ca alterat de defect al carmel Cateva
c dupa balonu cadea frontu in JOS Sc vedea
ncercarea celor din ell sal dreze catre apa la
depdrtae de catcva suite de undo fl ost mai sgur
- nu reuscste clci carma nu functiona.
De desubtu baonului smele electrcc carl condu
ceau de $500 vour Cand balonul als acese
sire exploc eriba 81 canttatea coosala de gaz
Il prins foc Flacarle ingh integ balonul Cand cei
din jos sau desletec acrgat nebun in ajutoru celor
sub runee in acar Catva rcusit sd desaca
de facar 81 scape dar majortatea prinsa
in mod desperat, - dc flacar.
Asa de caura in jurul balonulu ca Gel carl
VENT auor puteau apropa de sa dea mana de
autor camarazior or FL uau strigand de desperate
neputincos de acar unde perau preten or fara
ca sd e ri intr autor BalQnu flacara dealun
gu ui 40 Numa upace mai atenuat putin efecul
lacarilor prn chemicae apa oamen sau puut apopa
h rhine ar au mai putu de sub ee decat cadavree
4 arse ale 33 camarazi.
Nc unul a putu Fl dentifica cac cadavrele
total Gel carl au fot in compartmenul de operate al ba
lonulu au scapat uni ran grozave, dar eau mai
sanse de trait dar 81 scapa viaa opt din Ell
vor purta ur1nee acestei nenorociri cat vor trai.
So Ralonnl a cOstat suma de $25OOOO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
TRATATUL DE PATENTE|
AMERICANO- GERMAN
VA II REfNoIT

Washington, % Feb.-Ca res
puns Ia o cerere a presedintelui
Harding, comitetul afacerilor strc-
inc din senat q raportat senatnlui
in, mod favorable resolutie care
ar da consimtemintul senatului la
restabilirea tratatului ce exista in
&c priveste patentele intre Statele
Unite 81 Germania. Acest tratat
fost incleiat intre cele doua tari
in anul 1909, dar din cauza ras-
beiulni 4 fpst nimicit, 81 nu pcate
fl restabilit decat prin decret pre-
sidential.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
Lloyd George va
merge Ia Paris

LONDRA, q Feb.-Se anunta
din izvoare autorizate ca d. Lloyd
George intentioneaza mearga
Simbata la Paris ca sd discute GU
Premierul Poincare diferite ches-
tiuni carl ating relatiunile intre
Franta si>Marea Britanie.
Sc crede ca in particular Sc va
discuta 81 chestia conferintei della
Genoa, ca daca va fl posibil sa Sc
ajunga la intelegere Gu privire
la data la care sd Sc tina.
Amanarea conferintei della Ge-
noa, care pare Inevitable din eau
"a caderei guvernului italian, sc
spera in cercurile oficiale de aici,
nu trebue sd fie pc un timp fnde-
lungat. Atitudinea guvernului
francez poate sa fie un factor care
sa determine tinerea conferintei la
o data cat mai Appropriate.