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New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
addresses and Telephone Numbers

Morgan Line
See Southern Pacific Company.
Munson Steamship Lines
81 Wall ST.. N. Y. Big G'n $500.
Nawsco Lines
North Atlantic & western s. s. co.
is Moore ST., N. Y. Big G'ns7736
I26 Ath st., Phiia. Lombard 6791
III Summer ST., Boston. Beach $3.50
N. Y. & Porto Rico S. S. Co.
25 B'way. N. Y. Bowling G'n $500
North German Lloyd
14-ie Pearl ST., N, X. Big GIN 57ss
Norton, Lilly & Co.
American & Manchurian Line
American & Indian Line
American & Australian Line
American & African Line
Amer, Mediter. g. Levant Lire
Atlantic Guif-Tar East Line
Eiiernan g. Bucknall s. s. Co., Ltd.
Isthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line
Panama-Far East Line
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime avapeur.
70 Beaver ST.. N. T. Broad 1900
Norwegian America Line
Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'cy, Inc.
Bridge ST., N. Y. Big On $50
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
10 Hanover So. N. Y.
Bowling Green 4630
Panama Line
% State St. N. Y. Big GIN $3.50
Prince Line
See Furness. Witty & Co.
Quebec S. S. Co.
See Furness. Witty & Co.
Red d Line
Bliss, Dallett & Co., Gen. Mgrs.
Red Star Line q. nj. MY
Broadway, N. Y.
Pgr, Big GIN $500; Fgt, Whit'll 2Oso
Rogers & Webb GU. S. S.. b.
| 110rState ST., Bost., Mass. Mn. 4497
Sanderson & Son, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
| 26 Broadway, N. X. Broad 1850
Scandinayian-America Line
| 27 Whitehall St., N. x. Big GIN 724s
Sgitcovich Lines
| s. Sgitcovich & Co.,
| Cotton Exchange, Galveston, Tex.
Southern Pacific Company
165 B'way, NY Cortlandt 1900.
Sprague Lines( (c.H.Sprague & Sony
! tU.S.S.B.) l41 Milk ST., Boston, Mass.
Struthers & Barry (U.S.Gov.Ships)
1l2 Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Susquehanna Steamship Co., Inc.
| Operating United States Govt. Ships
"a Stone ST., N. Y. Big GIN 2953.
Three Star Line (Afreteurs Reunis)
23 Bridge St., N. Y. Big GIN 21l5.
| Wesenberg 4 Co., Phila. Agts.
/ M. E. kienappel, Agts.. Chicago, Ill.
Trinidad Line
See Furness, Witty & Co.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.L.
/ Managing Agents
American Hawaiian S. S. Co.
1 American Ship & Commerce Corp.
| 39 Broadway, N. Y. Whitehall 1920.
United Fruit Company
IL Battery Pl. whitehall 100.
III. S. & A. Lines, Inc.
$40 Bridge ST., N. Y. Big G'n $3.50.
United States Lines, The
| Passenger & Freight Offices
| 45 Broadway. N. Y. Whitehall 3t0Q.
Waterman Steamship Cooperation
| Mobile, Ala.
| West Coast Line
Wesei, DuvaI g. Co.
4 Operating United States Govt. Ships
2b-3S Broad ST., N. Y. Broad c2SO
White Star Dominion Line
| Broadway. N. "
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

| FROM NEW YORK
| Sept. 6--INDEPENDENCE HALL (B)
| Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Sept. 14-E'N DAWN tp) Black Diamond
Sept. 26--sARCoxIE (Fi Cosmopolitan CO.
Oct. 4--EDGEHILL (F) Black Diamond
FROM BOSTON
! Sept. Nv. ELCASCO (F) Black Diafnono
Sept. 21---GLEN RIDGE tF) Black Diamond
FROM BALTiM0.E
Sept. 1b--W. ELCASCO tF) Black Diamond
Sept 2s--GLEN RIDGEfFl Black Diamond
FR0m PHILADEIPHtA
Sept s-E'N DAWN tE, Black Dsarsoad !,
| Sept. 23---EDGEHII,La K F1 Black Diasnono
| FROM HAMPT0N R0ADs
| Sept. 16--W. ELCASCOl Black Diamond
Sept. 30--GL LEN RIDGBtF3 J3lack Diamond
From MONTREAL
Sept. 10--DEUEL (F) RoBeFsl&r Webb
RUSSIAN PORTS
q FROM NEW YORK
Sept. 25-BELyIDERE (F) susquehanna
ST. CROIX, Fredericksted, Christian
| sted-Also see ST. Thomas
| FROM NEW YORK
Sept. 16--BRIDGETOWN tPFM) Clyde
! ST. KITTS--Also see st. Thomas
FROM NEW YORK
Sept. 1s-BRIDGETowN tPFM) Clyde
ST. LUCIA-Also see st. Thomas
FROM NEW YORK
Sept. 1s-BRIpGETowN (PFM) Clyde
ST. NAZAIRE Also see Bordeaux
FROM NEW y0RK
Sept. WEST ELDARA fFl
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Oct. 16--coLLAMER tF') Cosmopolitan
ST. THOMAS
FR0M NEW YORK
Sept. 1s--BRTDGEToWN tPFM) Clyde !.
st. Thomas, st, Croix. st. kits, An
tigua, Montserrat, .Guadeloupe,
Dominica, Martinique, st. Lucia,
Barbados
FROM NEW yoRR
Sept. 13-GUIANA fPFM, Quebec 8. s. Co
Sept. 2s--PARIAfA tPFM) Quebec s. S. Co.
SAN JUAN-Als6 see Porto Rico
FROM NEW YORK
Sept s--TANAMOs s(PFY Atlantic Fruit Co.
San Juan, p. r.; Ia Guayra, Puerto
Cabello, Curacao and Maracaibo via
Curacao-Also see La Guayra
FROM NEW YORK
Sept. o-PHILADELPHIA (PFM) Rcd .
Sept. 7--sAMA eFS Atlantic igaS fruit
SANTOS, Montevideo, Buenos Ayre.-
Also see Buenos Ayres, Rio de
Janeiro. Pernambuco
FROM NEW YORK
Saiied-BIRK {T0 KIeppe Lines
SCANDINAVIAN PORTS
FROM BALTIMORE
bt.sept ia AsTEAMER (F) USSBSpragu
FROM BOSTON
Abt. Sept. .2o--A STEAMER (F) )USsBSprague
FROM MONTREAL
AbtSept. IA STEAMER {F) USSBSpra xue
SINGAPORE, Manila, Hongkong--Also
see Penang, Yokohama
Oct. 14--MAToPPo (Fs Norton, Lilly & Co.
SOUTHAMPTON, Cherbourg
FROM NEW YORK
Sept 5--MAURETANTA tPFRSI)
Via Plymouth. Cunard Line
Sept 0--HOMERIC (PFRM) White Star
Sept 12--AoUITANIA tPFaf) cunard Line
Sept 1s--BERENGARTA (PFM) cunard
TRINIDAD
FROM NEW YORK
Sept. s-PARIA (FM) Clyde Line
Trinidad, Demerara, Grenada
FROM NEW YORK
sept. 12---afATURA tPFM) F'ntness, withv
Sept. 26---ATAYARo 8(PFM) Furness. within
i IL. lac
NV, ,,~,,>,,rv,,. 81.
Helsingfors if sufficient inducement
offers
FROM NEW YORK
Sept. 15--TYRIFJORD (PFM)
Norwegian america Line
lvAIptpAYCn pa;t. At.
Antofagasta, Taltal, Chanarai. Co.
| Quimbo, Talcahuano, Ialara-~AIso
sae Cr:stohal
About sept. ls--oRcustF,west coas. Line
wAIFIScH YAy cara Tn,,,,, 49,
! pav Alona Rav Fact TonJa,, u =.
| Natal. De}agoa Bav : 9
80. .,-,..
rnym new fohk
I'7ps. 80 4. son' a1iiAy y GO.
YOhOHAHlA, Kobe (Dairen, Taku Bar
u Inducements oifer}, Shanghai,
aongEongs Ma1lia, Singapore, Dutch
East Indies (sailing from Los An
geles Ha rhoy three fIava 10 a,,A 37ss 49,
80 rIar,,t,,i,, 80 - : - sSi (~<Aiso y
spS AAoi,v.u,a 49,.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Thursday
Friday

Bahamas tineuding Inagua and Fortune lsisnssil
and Clty OF Antila, Cuba tother parts II cans rs
be specially addressed for dispatch by fhis s4ri
via Nassau and Antiila S. s. Sfunargc. s. III
Hayn texcept prints. etc, for Cape Ha,r nd
Port de fatx) and Colombia. except Cauca Marine
and Magdalena Departments t5Erpaica mus. b. 81
cials addressed for dispatch by this starnlss. ii
: ofS an Prince Kingston. cartagena aud SsFaaiA
st. Thomas. 81 Croix. saba ST. Martins sl
Eustatius. Trinidad, Ciudad Bolivar aud Guisah
via ST. Thomas. St Cruix. Trinidad Gecfecsuss
and Faranaribo. s. s. Pnsia l:3a .. N.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

KARACHr, Bombay, Colombo, Madras,
kangoon, Calcutta-~Aiso see Port
FROM NEW yoak
sept. 2o--EGREMoNT tF) u. 8. 8. ~
oc. ae-Hsares Ksss es'ss~shiP ;s9 r & Co. = mo
Nov. eo--.NILH r as .. j. d B b AAs
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.
Zee. zo-- EAST CAPE tT) Furness Withy
KINGSTON, Jamaica
FROM NEW YORK
Sept. a--BoGoTA tFM) Clyde Line
hingsron, Cristobal, Cartagena, Puerto
Colombia, Santa Marta
sa.s : FROM NEW YORK
sept sept S--TIVIyES (T'Fo United Fruit Co.
Sept. 2o--sIxAoLA tPFl unIted Fruit Co.
Sept. 27--cARR1LLo tPT'l United Fruit
LA GUAYRA, Puerto Eahello, Curacao
maracaibo via Curacao, San Juan,
e. R.--Also see Marncaibo. San Juan
s FROM NEW YORK
Sept. a--PHTLADELPHfA (PFM) Red .
Sept. 2s--~c CARACAS i(PFM) Red ID Line
LEITH, Dundee
FROM VIEW york
sep sept. 12--dRACIANA {Fl Furness Line
ssp. oet saMME9EK hKc,R mASag 5 e., Tnrnsss
Furness, Withy s. Co.
LISBON, North Africa
From NEW YORK
sept. 2--PIIoEBuS CF) Three Star Line
sept. le---sSILENE1 s{F) Three Star line
s. oct. iS-~ANDREE (Ir) Three Star Line
NOV. ls--5ACCHUS (F) Three Star Line
VIII call at Cadiz.
LIVERPOOL
FROM NEW YORK
Sept. 7--LACoNrA tPFRM> Cunard Line
Sept. 9--CEDRIC (PFRM) White Star
Sept. 14---CARMANIA'( '(PFRM) Cunard Line
Sept. 20---LANCASTRTAN lFo
Lancastrfan s. S. Co.. Ltd.
Sept. 23--~CELT1C (PFRM) White Star
Sept. 28--SCYTHIA 4(PFM) Cunard Line
Oct 21-A STEAMER tF) Cosmopolitan
Oct. 26--SCYTHIA (PFJ Cunard Line
FROM MnBlLR
Sept. 30-ANTINCUS (F) Waterman
FROM BALTIMORE VIA HAMPToM RoAns
Sept. 1s-wEsT oUEcHEE (F)
Export Trans
FROM BOSTON
Oct. 28--A STEAMER (F} Cosmopolitan
FROM MONTREAL
Sept. s--CORINALDO (F) Cunard Line
Sept lS--AUSONIA tPF) Cunard Line
Liverpool, Manchester
FROM PHtLApELPHtA
Sept. i6--MEDIAN {F) @Leyiand Line
FROM sosToN
FROM MOBILE
Sept. 16--COAEIOAfA COUNTY (F)
Waterman Steamship Corp.
LONDON--Aiso see Cobb
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Millionaire Vigilantes to
Rout Westchester Crooks

Burslariss In The fashionable Crese-
wood section Of westehepter County
nav. been 80 numerous lately that mil
lonsire residents have organized a
v,g,lsnte committee TO supplement el-
forts Of local police to protect the homes
Of the vicinity. -.
y viilia,n d Cameron, lawyer, heads
ths movement, and with August martin
and Clarence A. Benedict CONSTITUTES
the speeisl. committee which g0VeIhe
tbe set5vities OF the new volunteer po-
lice patrol. Others prominent in the
=. ,,verasnt are Joseph RescoIl, eontrse-
toT. Pred Berger, banker; Robert Sa.
va, % George Someryille and Albert
simpxon. The vigiIantes have organ
ix.d uI0ht patrols, and taks turns DO
inc police duty around the district.
Eve are not eritieiEing, but trying 20
help the regular police force, which is
necessarily small IN numbers, mt.
Cameron said. Eve intend either 20
catch the burglars or frighten them
The .viTilants committee was formed
follorins the robbery Of tho homes Of
Albert Stiles. a New York civil engi-
neer. and Mrs. Anna Irving. The bur.
gIays IN both cases got quantities OF
ieurelry. This Is the second committee
OF It's kind 10 be organized BY Mt
Cameron, who had success IN eimiisr
effort 20 rid Nepperha1 Heights "
sneak thieves.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Harding and Governors Confer
To-day on DryLatU Enforcement
President Expected to Seek Approval of Appeal
Against Scandal; White House Luncheon
May Open Series of Conferences

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Presidsn.
Harding will take bis first step to-
morrow toward taeklins the prohibition
enforcement snari when large dele
CATION of governors Will take luncheon
at the White House. There Is no doubt
but that the question Of modification
will be touched upon In either to-mor-
rows discussion or those expected 70
follow, but Il is believed tonight that
" any substantial action is agreed upon
Immediately IL Will be along the lines
Of an appeal TO the country for Law
observance.
This Is the only suggestion that has
come from the White House since the
PreSident in his message 10 Congress
scored conditions as "sAyoring Of ma
tion-vide scandal" II also Is the
course which was strongly urged By
the Governor Of Maine In a telegram
10 the conference. Of governors that
just adjourned at White Sulphur
Springs.
The feeling here tonight, however,
is that the luncheon conferences TO
morrow will become only a preliminary
70 A more Important session, or series
of sessions, TO follow later. The Presi-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Prospect Of U. s. Aid
Encourages Lausanne

LAUSANNE, Dec. II (By The
Associated Press Reports OF
an early financial Intervention
into European affairs By the
United States are having a dis
tinctIy favorable effect on the
course Of the Near East Peace
Conference here. Ncbulous as
they are in many details, the In
creasing dehniteness Of these re-
ports is having the effect all
around Of redoubling the desires
of the delegates 70 make the
work Of the conference here q
durable success and thus hasten
the work Of reconstruction and
peace everywhere.
The news OF an impending
American entry into financial
and economic affairs on this side
Of the Atlantic has created a
spirit Of optimism in all ranks
here, Allied and Turkish alike.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Career First" Says Walska;
Off Jan. 3 for U. S. Concerts

BIZ Nine. Walska 20 sing the leading
roles In "Rigolettc," Romeo and
Inlet v-''Thals' and ."Pagllacei" at the
Paris Grand Opera early In the spring,
she announced.
The singer has been studying very
hard for the last two months, taking
two lessons daily and declining TO re-
eeivc callers. She also has been busily
engaged with the costume makers.
Nme. Walska apparently is In the
beat OF health and spirits. Regarding
her purchase last week OF the con
trolling interest In the Theatre des
Champs Elysees, the singer saidi
"It vas merely an investment j
have no intention OF starting the pro
duction Of opera there. One good
reason for this Is that the present
lessee has q lease which runs twelve
more years. Il Is orc Of the most
beautiful thsaters ] have seen, 90 l
bought H."
one Of the studies being pursusd by
Gamma Walska is English, whleh she
Is beginning 10 speak huently. Il am
intsnSely interested In all things in
Ameries. the country Of my adoption
she said.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

dent has shown tha. he has deter
mined 90 "erystailize" the whole ques-
tion, and 10 Is understood that impor-
tant Developments will follow speedily
on the heels OF this initial gathering
Of the executives Of the entire nation.
Tho expectation that Governor Ed
wards Of New Jersey will participate
gives assurance, wet leaders declare,
that some proposal for a modification
Of enforcement will DO brought for
ward. Probably prior 70 any such dis
eussion, however, the Administration
will seek an agreement between the
governors 20 support a Presidential
appeal to the country. and that is the
frat definite action which "a expected
10 come out OF the gathering.
The original plan Of the President
contemplated a meeting In January. but
the proximity Of large group Of state
executives at the White Springs (Va.)
conference was one Of the factors
which caused the date 20 be advanced
Those who will attend are Governors
sproul, Pennsylvania; Allen, Kansas;
Denny. Delaware; Ritchie, Maryland;
Kilby, Alabama; Hyde, Missouri; Davis,
Idaho; Campbell, Aritona; McKslyie,
Nebraska; Trinkle, Virginia; MeCray,
Indiana; Cox. Massachusetts,; 0leott.
Oregon; Hartness, Vermont; Baxter,
Maine, and Preus, Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

PARIS. Dec. II tBy The Associated
Press).-sI am intensely interested IN
nv operatie career, and not IN Thsl
peop,s. say or think about me-" said
Nine Ganua wAlska 70 the CORE
,poudent to-day. She win sail Tor the
United states on the steamship 40.
msrie. January 8, for = two months
sorcsr, tour. accompanied by her huH-
hsnd. Harold r. Mccormick.
sIt will be q chance for some o. my
A,.riean friends 10 see what
snlersid n,b wife I haze got" intsrieeted
n Mccormick. The Mccormick are
iiying AZ rs Rue Lubbock. They ootn
erpressed themselves as being very
happy. Ar.,i.
can concert tour would begin shortly
sStsr she lands. She will not sing IN
Wv York city. but will give concerts
in ina immediate neighborhood OF the
METROPOLIS. Then she will tour south
ward as far As FLORIDA. She viii sing
In Paris December % at the sale
An arrangement has been concluded
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Aged Doctor
Victim of Thug
In His Office
DIR. Henry MoelIer Painfully
Wounded in the Head by
Well Dressed Stranger
Asking for Appointment
Thief Flees With s22
Family Of Octogenarian
Specialist at Home, but
Did Not Hear Struggle

DR.. Henry Moeller, an octogenarian
specialist in diseases Of the heart, was
assaulted last night in his Office at
s4i West Fifty.seventh Street by a
mysterious, well dressed stranger, who
took s22 in bills from tho Doctors
dsek and made bis escape. Detectives
from the West Sorty-sevsnth Street
police station are searching for the
man.
The stranger, described By the doctor
as tall, we'll dressed, clesn shaven and
speaking excellent English IN q re-
fned voice, rang the bell Of the hoellsr
fve-story brownstons residenee at
ab5ut 1850 o'clock. In the absence Of
the maid DR.. Moeller himself answered
The stranger said tsat he wished %
make an appointment for friend, nno
he handed br. Moeiler . clip 81 pfper
With an address In 1881 street ana an
Astoria telephone number written On
Ii. This, he said, vas the frienos 80
dress and telephone number. a.
The man said he would wait for his
friend 20 arrive, and he ives ehown
INTO the waiting room, whore he stayed
Tor An hour. Passing through the
house from time 20 time were MRS,
Moeller and their daughters, Anita ana
An hour after the stranger had been
adr,itted 20 the waiting room, at
rnoment when one daughter was oeeu-
Med In the Kitchen and the other with
her mother on the second door, Dr.
NoelIer was heard 10 cry out. his
dauoht.rs found him with his head
across the desk In his Office, which Is
behlnd the waiting room, unconscious
and bleeding from two wounds IN the
head and face. -
DR.. Vladimir sillo, Of 3eS West
Fiftv-seventh Street, was called ana
treated DR.. Moeller, who said that he
lad been seated az his desk, going
over some accounts, and with S22 In
hfila beside him, when the stranger,
VINO he had left IN the waiting room,
entered. and remarked; IL guess
won't wait any longer" Then he
added:
use that nicely."
DIR. Moeller said he was 700 sur
nrised 20 make any resistance, bot he
did make some movement toward the
door. The man then drew an unrecog.
rizable instrument from his coat
nocket and struck the doctor twice on
he head. By the time the hoeller
family could get to the doctors onice
the man had gone
DR. Moeller is a well known physi-
.,sn. With a large clientele Of fashion
able patients. lie has prsctieed medi.
cine for hsty-three years, most Of that
time In New York City. Hts injuries
are not fatal, but some concern Is felt
for him because Of his advanced ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
News Summary
WASHINGTON

United States as referee" Of Ger
man reparations issue Is frst feature
Of plan for an international economic
conference being considered By Pres
ident Harding.
Nine Of thirty-thrse members Of
New York delegation in Congress call
on State Chairman George X. Morris
20 reorganizo party.
Modification OF immigration quota
Law, TO relieve Americas employment
situation, proposed by w. W. Hus-
band, Commissioner Of immigration.
Retail cost Of food in November
gains 2 per cent, Department Ct La
Dor reports.
FOREIGN
Many arrests made among men Of
General Haller's army following as
sassinstion Of President Narutowicz
Of Poland.
Last of British forces quit ire
land and move for Christmas truce
between warning factions gains i'm
petus.
Turkey demands absolute integrity
Of territory where Moslens are In
overwhelming majority and will
make no sacrifices, Ismet Pasha de-
elsres.
LOCAL
Senator straus charges failure Of
state Fuel Administration. woodin,
in reply, asks him TO accept appoint
ment to his staff.
Pollcewomen make first appear
ance as prohibition enforcement
raiders.
Policeman killed by tsxicab which
climbs ,surb and pins him against
railing.
Well known physician beaten and
robbed By soft-spOken bandit.
Hold-up men invade retired msr-
chants homo and take $1,000 from
poker party.
Bishop Manning addresses repre-
sentatives Of allied nations and TWEEN
ty-seven societies In "smity service"
Bowlby charges New Years Eve
benefit performances are first move
toward Sunday plays.
Governor Edwards denounees judges
, who are ofieiaIly dry but privately
wet
Twenty-sevsn persons believed
lost In shipwrsek OF Lizard Islands,
near coast Of Ontario, in lake
Superior.
Assurance that President Harding
will support q bonus for ez-serviee
men IL feasibls means Of financing it
can be found is given to Veterans Of
Foreign Wars By c. r. Forbes, di-
rector Of the Federal Veterans
Bureau.
SPORTS
Margaret Ware wins close race at
Havans track.
Yankee management preparing TO
let 60 Of excess rockies.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Germany sees plan TO annex Rhine
land
Outlook better, but doubt Is stiii
felt In London.
Francs sees hope for. reparations
agreement; seizure Of Ruhr regarded
ss last resort.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
North Freezes; Miami Basks
81 Below Zero in Manitoba and
~ Above I'm Florida

CHICAGO. Dec. II (By Tho Asso-
e,.ted Press).-Thirty-four degrees
below zero in Medicine Hat. Man. and
"A degrees above in Miami, Fla, repre-
ssnt the temperature range In the
~s.,her OF North America over Sun
day Snow was reported from Cleye-
land and Buffalo: IL.
Devils Lake, n. D., was the colddest
,iare In the vest central states last
night with % below, while Duluth re-
norted rs degrees below zero.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Prince to Undergo Knife
British Kings Youngest Son Is
Suffering From Appendicitis

LONDON, Dec. i7.-Prinee George,
The Kings youngest son, Will be OPP
Grated on for appendicitis almost Inn
mediately, according 20 "rhe Daily
Mail"
Prince George Is twenty years old
and naval cadet. HE b. ther, the
DuLe Of York, the Kings end SON.
underwent a similar operation IN 1914.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
. ;. Asleep in Cottage Burn
10 Death; Fourth Dying
? Diners Injured When Place
Near Akron Catches Fire;
2 Are Ex.OfiiciaIs

t.aARoN, Ohio, Dee. i7.-Thres men
~ burned 10 death early to-day and
s,au s others injured, one probably
~. when FIRE destroyed . cottage
S,snlen they were sleeping at Little
k..worth, near here. The dead and
,.tlso lived at Msssillon, where three
~ ~ men were attorneys. The dead
-. ,safold Howard, hfty-two years old,
W. engineer Of Massillon; Frank
y, M nity, foreman msehinist; lie.
f1,. noogson, twenty-sight, truck
,.sssEss W. williams. thirty-thrse,
,-,nnent !. nlnt hassillon attorney and for
"A, Wy Solicitor Ter two terms, was
most seriously injured.
trs,1,<H DuA-ei1o ,. m. seaboaES Y7sriAs
&f.fs ooid Pullman Trsin De L0xe-So
hsesf I, ~ commencing Jan. let. sea.
~ W tza. Tel eryant 5iiS.--AdYt
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
THE WEATHER

Generally fair and colder to-day end
Tuesday, strong northwest winds.
Fun Report on Lest Pass
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
FOURSTATE REGULARS OUT
Of THE PRACTICE ON FRIDAY

Morgantown, w. Ca, Dec. 15.-A
heavy field made 1t necessary for DR..
C. W. Spear to shorten to-day's work,
out of the West Virginia University
eleven. In training here for its game
with Gonzaga University at San
Diego, California, on Christmas day.
Less than an hour was devoted to
actual practice. However, nothing
was overlooked during the thorough
signal drill, which in spite Of the
fields condition was one Of the best
the Mountaineers have had since they
started training over ten days ago.
-Four regulars, Captainelect Jack
Simon and Nick Nardacci. hall backs.
and Fred Graham and Trusty Tall.
man. ends. were absent from today's
session. The necessity Of making up
back work In classes resulted in the
forced absence OF the first three.
while Tallman IL still suffering from
injuries received Thanksgiving day.
Coach Spears stated he would have
the whole squad In uniform tomor.
row.
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trip to State College, Pa. and will re-
main with the squad until after the
trip to the coast. He expressed him
self as Satisfied with the condition OF
the mon. After Spear had put his
warriors through q signal drill, Cart
NELL ordered . mile run around the
field.
Either Brick" Muller, All.Ameri-
can end at the University Of Caliror.
mia, or H. E. Van Surdam, Of eWs.
leyan College, will be the third Off
cial. Both have been approved by
Mountaineer authorities, and 1t re.
mains for those in charge of the game,
to make a selection. Muller, a San
Diego boy, will probably receive, the
assignment. Walter Eckersall has
been appointed referee, Varnell will
act as field Judge and n other mar
from the middle west along with Null
Ter or Van ,Surdam. will complete the
list Of officials,