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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23

WASHINGTON, vas. .21.-
Darbo departamentas paskel-
be, kad sausy buvo kurkas ma
ziau bedarbiu, kaip gruody.
Is l4-os didziqjq industriju
grupiq keturiose grupese dar-
bininkq skaitlius pasididino.
Kitose sumazejo.
Darbininkq skaitlius paddle
jo ayaliniq If skuru isdirbimo
industrijose. Cigaru ir pile
no ir gelezes industrijose dar-
bininkp skaitlius sumazejo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23

Antra, priesas persilauze
per destrojeriQ ir nardanciq
laiviu xkordona If inejo j To
kyo uzlaja. Tenai issodino ka-
ridomene, kuri tuojaus susi-
jange su kita armija, iSsodin-'
ia ties kalnu Fuji, ir briauja-
81 skersai Hakone kalnus ir
veikiai atsiduria ant lygumq
vakarq link Yokohamos.
Treeia, imperiale namine ka
riuomene bendrai su garsiI
pirmaja divizija negali atlai-
kyti priesui ir apginti Tokyo.
Bekovodama j traukiasi at
gal nuo skaitlingesnio prize.
80. Pagaliau kruvini musiai
seka pacios sostines gatvese.
Visgi japonai p asirenka a
vieta sprendziamajam musiui
isilgai Shinagava. Tuomi tt
kisi dar isgelbeti sostine. Te-
Claus tas nevyksta.
Issklaidinta japonp infante-
RIA pagaliau siaip taip su-
traukiama skersai perkasus
tiltais siauriuose nuo Shimba-
81. " kelip dienQ visos pas
tangos eina niekais. Mes To
kyo patenka prieso rankosna.
Delto japonai militaristai
megina intikinti visus gwen
tojjus, kad jokiu budu Japoni-
jai negalima siaurinti armijos
skaitliaus. Taipat negalina
apribuoti skaitliaus nardanciq
laiviiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
NENoRI BUT PREMIERU.

ROMA, vas. %. Italijos
karalius If vel negali parink-
Ii tinkamo politinelns parti-
JOINS premiere.
Enrico de Nicola, parlamen-
to pirmininkas, kvieeiamas
premierus nesutiko.
Tad karaius dar karta krei-
pesi j buvusi premiere Orlan-
do.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
sINN-FEINERIAI TAIKosI
Trims menesiams palikta pro
vizionale valdzia.

DUBLINAS, vas. %. = Cia
sinn-feineriQ politines organi-
zacijos suvaziavimas nepanai-
kino provizionales Collinso
valdzios, kaip to norejo de Va
lera su savo Salininkais.
Provizionale valdzia palik-
ia kaip yra trims menesiams.
Jokis sbalsavimas jos negali
panaikinti.
Tuomi laikotarpiu ia provi-
zionale valdzia turi apdirbti
Laisvajai Airiq valstybei kon-
.stitucija If ia duoti patvirtin-
ii patterns gyventojams.
Sakoma, kad tdomi If de
Valera patenkintas. Mes SUI
vaziave= delegatai atstovaVo
gyventojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23


sIMONYs, (Panevezio az.
Gia keletas veikliu vyrp praei-
tais metals sutvere ekonomi-
ne bendroye, k1ri nupirko Sc
na maza jega varoma maana
If itaise lentp piovykla. IA
dangi jai gerai sekesi, dabar
jau surname ja padidinti. Is
Vokietijos pergabenta lokomo-
twas kuris gales varyt malu-
na, lentQ piovykla If gaminti
elektros sviesa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
0RAS.

CHICAGO, siandie If
vel smariai atsala; pramato-
mas sniegas. Vakarykscia dai-
Ii diena - tai Tx uzklydusi
nepaprastos siuo laiku silu-
mos juosta. Aplinkinese val
stijose vakar siaute dideles
vetros su sniegu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
PO BAIS|OS SU ROMA"
KATASTROFOS
Is 45 zmoniv Tx Il LikO Cyi
KAI-KURIE SUSVLO TAIP, ,kAD NEGALIMA PAzNTI

nlirkoj visu smarkumu jau
ciuoz6 zemen.
Paskutiniame momente kai
kurie zmon6s pradejo sokti
laukan is laiviQ, kuomet pama-
tyta neperaukSciausia nuo ze-
mes. ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23

Pagaliau jis pats vienas
darbuojasi armijos sastato
klausime.
Horthy su saviSkiais bijosi,
kad militarin6s organizacijos
nepakiltQ il nepaverztQ is jo
valdzios. Gil tas padaryti ne
sunkus daiktas, kuomet Sails
neturi nacionalio susirinkimo
nei parlamento.
Bethlen vadovavo ukinin-
kams.
Nacionalis susirinkimas ne
istenge pravesti legislativiQ i
statymQ del to, kad susirin-
kline kilo dideli nesutikimai
karaliaus klausime.
Premieras grafas Bethlen
ant gallo pradejo vadovauti
partial, sudarytai is smulkiu-
jQ ukininkq, kurie losia svar-
Ibiqjq role Ungarijos politiko-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23

ton. Atvyko burial kariuome-
mes, gaisrjninkai. Bet nebuvo
kaip gelbeti aukas. Ilgas lar
kas nebuvo galima prieiti prie
orlaivio del siaucianGiq lieps-
nu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23

WASHINGTON. vas. %. =
zemesnieji kongreso rumai pri
eme sumanyma dar vieneriems
metams prailginti 3 nuoS. atei-
WHO'S istatyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
OAR Ko DAUG1AU.
WASHINGTON. vas. %.

WASHINGTON, vas. %. =
Senate pakeliamas sumany-
mas senate rumuose intai-
syti krutomuosius paveikslus,
idant senatoriams butq pai-
vairintas laikas, kuomet nusi-
bosta kokius bent reikalus de-
batuoti.
sAUsY BUVo MAzIAU BE-
DARBIQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
RADvILIsKIs, Isl

RADVILIsKIs, (siauliq
aps.). Cia zmones besisma-
gindami sulose maskarada.
Moteriske, vaizdinanti meska,
perarti priejo prie -deganeiQ
zvakuciu ir uzsidege meskai
vilnos il taip apdege, kad ma
Ia Wits yra pagyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
Nelaimes pTiezastis.

I$sigeIbtie paSakoja, kad
tos nelaimts priezastiS, tai
staiguS Sugedimas styrQ, ku-
rjais orlaivi< ore buvo laiko
mas gulSGiai.
SugeduS ITEMS styrams, or
Iaivi> vietoje $kristi tiesiog
oru, Staiga prieSakiu atvirto i
Eeme il prad6jo putt zemyn.
Neziurint to, kad orlaiviS
tuo metu buvo daugiau 1000
ptdQ auk$tumoje, jo puoiimas
buvo momentalis.
Buve orlaivio laiv6se kari
ainkai, matydami kas veikia-
81, neziurint styrQ sugedimo,
m9gino orlaivi sukontroliUo-
ii. Xiii tuojaus puol6si prie
baIasto maiSQ If pradajo juos
meSti laukan.
Teciaus tos pastangos ne
gelb6jo. Orlaivis Wis daugiau
linko zemyn pirmgaliu If aki-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
.PINICU KURSAs.

svetimq saliq pinigu verte,
mainant nemaziau 25,000 dol.
vasario % d. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Go.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.32
Prancijos 100 frankp $40
Italiios 100 liru 40
Vokietijos 100 narkip As
Lietlvos 400 auksinq .46
Lenkq 100 MARLIN .OS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23

if ivairios kariuomenes dalis.
Krasto Apsaugos ministeEija
atstovavo pulk. zukas, st. Sci
mo nariai p. Starkus ir Rad
.zevieius ir daug kitu, jo drau-
gu ir sveciq atvyko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
Plysimas, liepsnosl:

Prizes pat atsitrenksiant or
laiviui j zeme, dalis jo palie-
t6 elektros vielas. Nuo tQ vie
lQ kibirksGiQ uzsiGepsnojo or
laivio gazai. Staiga iStiko bal
.siausias plysimas. Ekspliozija
supurt6 visas apylinkes. Lie
psnos milzini$ku stulpu sov5
i padanges. Trenksmas buvo
girdimas ir atjauGiamas per
deSimts myliQ aplinkui.
Visas orlaivis paskendo liep-
snose. Nesp6je iSokti is laiviQ
zmones buvo prisl6gti orlai-.
VIC prize zem6s. Tie visi sus-
vilo. Kaikurios sunkesn6s or
Iaivio daIyS ismego giliai ze-
men ir su nelaimingais Emo
n6miS.
Orlaivis paS6lusiai liepsno-
jo, taip kad ilgas laikas ME
kan nebuvo galima prize jo
prisiartinti per keleta SimtQ
p6dQ.
Tukstanciai mate nelaime.
Nelaim6 ivyko tuojaus po
pCsiaudienio vas. 21 d. Kadan
gi $ioms apylink6ms tas mil
zinas orlaivis buvo naujany-
be, tad tukstanciai Emoniq !
il skrindanti t6mijosi.
Tarp visQ tn tukstanciQ te-
Claus pakilo neapsakoma pa
siauba, kuomet pamat6 j krin
tanti zemyn. zaibo greitumu
visos apylink6s patyre apie ne
Iaime, ypac nugirdus ypatinga
.trenksma.
II akimirkoj tukstanciai
AzmoniQ puol6si nelaim6s vie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23
UNGARIJOS SUSIRINKI-
MAS PALEISTAS.
Daug reikalu neisspresta.

VIENNA, Austria, vas. %.
UngarijOs nacionalis susirin-
kimas paleistas. Palikta be
galutino iSsprendimo d "a u g
svarbiQ klausimQ, kaip tai,
rinkimQ teisiQ, armijos stip-
rumo ateity, finansQ pad6ties,
karo atlyginimo ir santiklQ su
advantageous valstyb6mis.
Rinkimai Velykomis.
Nauji susirinkimai (seiman)
rinhmai paskirti atemancio-
mis- Velykomis.
Savo keliu regentas Horthy
su savo patarejais il salinin-
kais veda Sales reikalus. Jis
veda derybas> su kaiminingo-
mis- valstyb6mis ekonominlais
klausimais. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23

NERFOLK, Va, vas %. =
Su styriniu armijos orlaiviu
Roma" Gia ivyko didziausia
katastrofa AmerikOje. Orlal-
viui Roma" beskrindant su-
gedo daugiau tukstancio pedQ
auk$tumoje, smOSG prieSakiu
zem6n il pirm nukritimo dar
uzSiIiepnojo.
Ia baisi neIaimt ivyko ne
toll nuo Hampton Roads.
81 zmonlS, daugiausia ka-
riSkiai. kurie skridO Orlaiviu,
zuvo baiSia mirtimi. Pakilu-
sios orIaivy liep<nos juos taip
suede. kad daugumos negah-
ma pazinti.
Is visQ 45 zmoniQ Iiko gyvi
tik II zmoniQ. II SiQ dauSu-
ma baiSiai SuzeiSta. Tik tlys
lengvai suzeISti. Savo iSsige'-
b6jimo jie patys negali iSaiS-
KNIT. NeSupranta. Sake bu-
vusioS kokioS tai steb6tinos
aDlinkybiS. kad iie nezuvO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-23

v.e'saaslTY & HIlsols lIsAsM
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

ease is likely to develop. Under these conditions the animals become de- formed in much the same manner as do children who suffer from this dis ease.
 Physicians have long believed that cod liver oil has therapeutic value in the treatment of rickets, and in the to exert a decided protective action in preventing the onset of rickets when the dietary conditions were fav- orable for it's occurrence. This fact was also noted by an English inves- tigator named Mellanby.
 "Mellanby suggested that the pro- tective action of certain fats in rickets was probably due to the presence in them of the vitamine A, which, as has been stated, is concerned with the causation of ophthalmia, an eye dis ease of dietary origin.
 "We have destroyed the vitamine A by oxidation, and have made cod liver oil inca "@ 'le of preventing the eye disease, \ without diminishing in a noticeabl degree its value for the prevention or cure of rickets, and have thus shown that certain fats con- tain two vitamines, one related to the functioning of the nutritional pro- cesses of the eyes, the other con- cerned primarily with the regulation of calcium and phosphorus meta bolism, as it affects the bones.
 By selectively destroying one of these properties and retaining the other, it is proved that two dietary principles are operating in cod liver oil, rather than one such substance which haa two regulatory functions in the body"
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
EXPECT AGREEMENT
 0N BONUS MATTER
May Have Right Of Way After
 Action on Tariff Bill

Washington, June 1o.-Adoption at the conference of republican senators today of the compromise plan to dis pose of the tariff bill before taking up the soldiers bonus measure with a pledge that it shall have right of way and be brought to n vote before adjournment, was predicted by the party leaders of all factions.
 Although little opposition was ex- pected in the conference sharp fight was in prospect before the ques- tion was settled on the floor of the senate a few republicans not in agree ment on the plan and democratic ad- vocates of the bonus promising 10 make an attempt there to secure dis placement of the tariff bill to per nit immediate consideration of the bonus legislation, would be made to- day depended on disposal of the naval
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
NEW YITAM|NE AS
 A BONE PROTECTOR
RiCketS Disease Prevention Is
 Discovered

Baltimore, Md June 19.-After three years of patient research, Dr. E. V. McCollum, the famous biochemst of the School of Hygiene and Public Health of Johns Hopkins University, assisted by Miss Nina Simmonds and Dr, P. G. Shipley, has made another discovery of great importance to the comparatively new science of dietetics.
 The investigators have "captured' a hitherto unknown vitamine, which has been labeled vitamine D, the specific purpose of which is the protection of bone growth and the prevention of the disease known as rickets.
 pr. McCollum referred to this dis covery in an address at the convention of the Holstein-F Friesian Association recently held in Kansas City, but it was not until today that he made any thing like a detailed announcement.
 In discussing the matter yesterday he said that during the last twelve years investigators had come to an agreement on the point that there were at least three vitamines, which has become known as vitamfnes A, B and c.
 ''rhese." he continued, when lack ing from the diet cause the develop ment of type of eye disease known as ophthalmia. A type of paralysis and scurvy, respectively. By this we mean that one vitamine is concerned with one of the specific deficiency dig, sos. Recently my assistants and have demonstrated the existence of a fourth vtamine, which is concerned with bone growth.
 The discovery was made in the course of an investigation of the cause of rickets disease characterized by faulty bone growth. This investiga- tion has been in progress for about three years. approximately 4,0OO an imals-rats-have been used as ex- perimental subjects in this work.
 Cause of Tickets.
 Tt was found that the primary cause of rickets is a disturbance of he metabolism of calcium and of the principal elements concerned in the formation of the skeleton. When there is a disposition those two elements, the cal-r cium supply being inadequate and the abundant, or the phos- ,horus supply inadequate and the call cium abundant or excessive, the dis
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
CHINESE MILITARY
 GENIUS HOLDS OUT
Wu Pei-Fu Gaining Strength in
 Disturbed Territory

Picking, June 1o (By Associated
 Press)-The grasp of Wu Pei-Fu or | the disturbed situation in China ap- parently was stronger today than at any time since his defeat of Chang
 Tso-Lin, rebel supertuchun of Man
 churia, at the gates of Picking first
 gave him prominence as a prospec- tive strong man of China'
 pr. Sun Yat Sen opponent of the Wu has been exercising his admitted military genius, has fled from Canton, where the southern Chinese govern ment he headed is overthrown and Chen Chung Ming who is favorable to Wu is in control.
 In the north, the leaders of Wu's army on the southern .Manchurian frontier and the head of the forces of Chang Tso-Lin in that region have ing to advices from Chinwang- Tao and already ChAngs Fengtien troops are withdrawing toward Mukden, just as Chang agreed they should under the former armistice he signed with Wu and later broke. The armistce according to all available information here resulted from a meeting of the two commanders aboard a British vessel at Chinwang- last Friday. There is nothing at hand to indicate that it is entered into in anything but good faith on Chang's part.
 But if fighting is over or appar- ently over in the north, Wu still faces a determined, and he has said, fanatic enemy in the south. Wu believes that Sun holds himself divinely appointed to reunite China and this belief finds support in the fact that Sun, at last reports an exile from his own capital and seeking safety aboard a gunboat in Canton river, still is determined to fight.
 Five boats. under Suns leadership have shelled part of Canton. The report the casualties as few because of the flight of many of the inhabitants
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
SAVES CRAMPED SWIMMER
Long Branch Guard Rescues Man In
 Rough Sea

Long Beach, L. l., June 19.-After struggle lasting 1 5 minutes, James Mcdonald, 30 years old, was rescued from the ocean yesterday afternoon by Life Guard Albert Resse. McDon- aid was unconscious, but was revived and later went home
 Mcdonald was about 200 yards off shore when he was seized with a cramp. He shouted for help and Resse responded. The waves were high and when the life guard reached Mcdonald the latter was exhausted. Resse had to fight the man off. Hun dreds of persons saw the struggle and two catamarans went out but could do nothing. Slowly Resse managed to get Mcdonald towards shore and was successful when Mcdonald be- came unconscious
 Names were obtained to record Resse's act for a congressional medal
 A classified ad in The Herald reaches a large number of people.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH cI.ERKIN

Charlie Pilkington has been match cd by his manager 10 meet Danny l'rush of Cleveland, O.. On July 8, at Dayton. 0.
 The Pittsfield Hillies will play the speeding Senator's at Clarkin field to- morrow afternoon.
 The bowling series to determine the Connecticut Duckpin tourney cham pionship will be staged this week. The c6ntestants will be Mccarthy and Carmen, of Hartford. and White and Spalding, of New Haven.
 Jesse Sweetser Metropolitan golf champion, set new record for the Englewood course yesterday, getting Q score of 70.
 Reports emanating from the Pacific coast have it that friction has arisen in Jack Dempsey's camp, and as re- suit Teddy Hayes. trainer of the champion, has been dismissed.
 The largest entry list in years. is reported by the Cherry Park manage. ment for the Bay State Short Ship Circuit meeting which opens next week.
 Scotty Monteith and Eddie Meade have severed a partnership in the management of several boxers.
 Robert Russell, editorial writer on the Herald, will attend the Yale-Har- yard baseball game at New Haven to- morrow. MT. Russell is graduate of the 1900 class at Yale.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
BULLET GOES ASTRAY.
Fires Shots at Father, and Neighbor
 Woman Gets Cartridge in Eye.

New York, June 1a.-A bullet which Emil Scala, 23. of 303 East loSd street, fired at his father An thony. in the home Of the latter. 240 Sherman street, Long Island City, went wild yesterday afternoon and penetrated the left eye of Mrs. An toinette Alcado, 60. of 306 East 107th street, who was visiting the Scala home She was removed to St. Johns hospital in serious condition, and young Scala is being sought by the police.
 Scala and his wife and child had gone to the home of his father to visit. In quarrel over money due for board the young man drew re- volver and fired at his father.
 Have your message sprinkled over the city Use a Herald classified :Id.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
MANY GIRLS ENTER
 Y. w. SWIMMING MEET
Girls Still Desiring to Make an Entry Are Asked to See Miss Helen
 Bradley Before z O'clock.

Up to a late hour this afternoon II girls and young women had signfied their intention of entering the swim ming and diving contest to be held in the Y, w. c. A. pool this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Any girls who are members of the association and who have doctors certificate on file at the main office are eligible to make entry for the contest. All entries should be made with Miss Helen Bradley before [ o'clock this evening.
 To date the contestants are Mrs. w. P. Walsh, Ruth German, Dorothy
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

appropriation bill which was still be- fore the senate,
 The prospects today were that the majority program 10 resume debate on the tariff after disposal O. the na- val bill, either late today or tomorrow would prevail after vigorous attack from both republican and democratic senators opposed to the plan.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

Loomis. Marie Wolfe. Lillian At- water Helen Wexler, The junior en- tries are Myrtle Keller, Jean stan ley, Polly Pease and Ruth Gray.
 Tn judges for the contest will be Miss Malvina Eichstacdt. Mrs. Ruth sherman Paulson and Miss Katherine Tormay. Mrs. Paulson will conclude the contest with a demonstration Of life saving.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
120 Injured in Riot
 At ChemnitZ, Saturday

Berlin, June 19.-One hundred and twenty persons were injured, some seriously in fight between members of patriotic association and par ty of communists at Chemnitz on Saturday, according to newspaper re- ports.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
BULLETIN ON LEVINE
Statement By German Physician At.
 tending Him Is Optimistic

Moscow. June 19. (By Associated Press)-Premier Lenine's condition is given in bulletin signed by the German doctor, Felix Klemperer and other physicians, under date of June 16, as follows:
 "The symptoms affecting the stom- ach and bowel tract which continued for ten days for the present moment disa appeared. All inner organs are in complete order. Temperature and pulse are normal. The symptoms Of disorder in the blood circulation have smoothed down. The patient has left his bed and feels well but is inn patient over the orders of the doc tors, who have prescribed inactivity"
 A white elephant is regarded as sacred in Siam and when one dies it is given a funeral grander than that accorded to princess of royal blood,
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

The work of the Hartford team
 during the past week, was the sen |sation of the league. The Senators
 |started the week by beating Water bury, and ended it by trimming New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

The matchmaker of the Earl Baird Kid Kaplan bout. has perfected his plans for the next meeting of the boys on Thursday, June 29. Kaplan re- gently won a referees award over the lieutenant but in the next bout, the Meriden boy will have to watch out.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

Lou Bogash, of Bridgeport, has been matched to meet Augie Rather of New York, at the Park Oty on July 24.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

Charlie Boynton, of Waco. Texas. a brother of the famous Benny Boyn- ton, bids fair to outrival his kin, in athletic history at Williams college. Charlie has attained his letter in three sports at the college, and still has another year to attend college.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

The Waterbury club has sold Pitch CT Pierotti to the Pittsfield Hillies.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

Tiny Etten, hurling for the Al b4ny team of the Eastern league held the. Fitchburg team hitless yes- terday.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

Up in Hartford. the fans are all singing the praises of Jim Thorpe, but let the Indian fall into a slump. Oh, boy, what a difference there will be.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

A young son of Pete Fusari, shows great promise of equaling the great record of his daddy on the diamond. we hear.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

Have your message sprinkled ovei the city. Use Herald classified Id.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-19

A classified ad in The Herald reaches large number of people.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-05
GIRLS At STATE
SCHOOL ESCAPE

Olympia, Wash, Dec. 5-Seven-
teen girl inmates Of the training
school at Grand Mound overpow-
cred the matron late last night
and escaped from the institution.
The break was evidently well
planned in advance as the girls
had cut telephone wires from the
institution making 1t impossible to
notify authorities of nearby towns
for some time after the escape was
made. Police of all nearby towns
have been notified to keep look
out for the girls.
w. j. Hays, director of business
control here, was informed today
that three of the girls voluntarily
returned to the institution about
midnight, wet and cold and partly
exhausted. Two others were re-
ported to be in Jail at Chehalis.
The escape was made shortly
after the meal hour last night, 1t
was learned, the girl attacking the
matron and taking her keys.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-05
SWALLOWED
PIN BUT LIVES
Unclasped Safety Found
In Stomach Of Infant.
Though Child Cheerful;
Removed by Oeration.

An unclasped safety pin was
this morning removed by Salem
surgeons from the stomach of
nine months old Terrence Burns,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Burns,
1245 Nebraska street, and physi-
clans this afternoon expressed the
belief that the operation was en-
tirely successful.
The pin, swallowed yesterday
morning while the baby was play
ing in his crib, was about one
inch in length. The infant an un-
usually healthy baby, showed no
i'll effects either yesterday or to-
day and this morning, Immediate
ly prior to the operation, appear
ed in fine spirits.
The pin was removed, exactly
Is minutes after the child was
placed on the operating table,
through an incision in the stom-
ach.
The pin entered the child's
throat with the point upward.
Where it came from, the mother
could not say.
The child's father is connected
with the world war veterans
state aid commission.