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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

sncc2lng Tho second and third doses
usually break up tho cold completes
ly and end all grlppo misery.
'Pape'U cold Compound' Is the
quickest, surcst relief known and
costs only fow cents at drug stores.
Tastes nice. Contains no qu.ninc.
Insist upon Pnpe's Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

the United states air service but
Kelly field officials declared % is one
OF the planes sold some mouths aro
90 civilian flyers Tho plane IT,
claimed TO- have bought the alcohol
from Mexico ana to have been
smashed In trying 90 make a land
lur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Mrs Mabel {.
Clothes of Pretty Defendant Expected Have Some
Upon Outcome of Murder Trial; Fair Pris-
May Break Long Silence

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. &C.
Seven men and five women will sit
on the jury to try Mrs. Mabel G.
Champion, Texas woman, charged
with the first-degree murder of
Thomas A. Connell. The jury was
completed just after noon today.
This afternoon they visited the
scene of the murder, a restaurant on
Euclid avenue.
A verdict Of murder in the first
degree will be asked by Prosecutor
Edward c. Stanton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

Grease FOR train wheels costs some
OF the larger railroad companies
more than million dollars an
uUDfIt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Second Debt Payment
viii BE Mdde NOU. rs

BY Radio 70 International News Service
l. o " u O n. oct. 26.--Grcat
Britain will make another payment
November 10 of about $50 900 900
to the United States on account OF
back interest on the money bor-
rowed I'm war time, II was stated at
the treasury department today. A
similar amount was paid on October
16. Tho principal sum Of the debt
is $4,277, 900. 900:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

Locomotives in which coal and oil
can be used as fuel together or
either separately are being tested
by railway in England.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

gerbanoIungen 5tpil1en Mrbeitgeberr
unb Nrbeifern i'm @ange nnren ntb
ab1plut feine ginignng er8ieIt tpl1rbee,,
Db Sic grlbenbeiber nidt nad9geber,
nDer Sic 9erbnnbsurbeiter fein SSDtn
bon ibren Bor0erlrrgen dHafen apol<
ten, 1T nidt . tpidtig tpie Die Satla<
die, bab gnr nihts errei6t tpurbe. Ssnz
sipiiden mldbs lidb Der 5treif 5n elmer
.8~eDrobung bes gnn5en 2nnoes aus,
unD tpe1t1r ber 8rd1ioent einlbritt, I'm,
Sic; ~sSnterelen bes Golfes 5n i6nben,
10 iDnr bbns MIR feine 88fli9t als oberz
fer Benn1tter bes 2arbes.
Sn5piihen Fat Die &obleniifua<
tip11 infplge Des r1Dnatelangert 5treifs
10 0sartig enttpidelt, bab &c gar feiz
nem 3tpeifel mebr l1nterliegt, Dnb 6as
Soft I'M fom1nertben @inter ntdt nlr
Sic bisber INNER nod gultigen
S@riegsz &obIenpreiie 4pirb be5ablen
miii1en, ion0ern baB bieielben nod b6z
her gef1raubt fperben. 8abrf6etn<
It'd tperoen mir cine iolde &~oblennot
erleben, bnb bie 8Drrdte benz Ser
brnu1er 5ugeteilt tperben, tpie IN ber
[ariegs5eit. 8nbrl6einli1 tpirb ber
Nor0ueiten am ii6tperiten GIT 1eioeu
baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28
Scr Rphlenftreif n,1b Sd @egierlittg.

49, ~
Brdlioeut Sarbing bat es lei ieirlem
Mltimatnm an Die @,rnbenbeliber r1ld9t
betpenoen Ialfen, iprroern gleid55ettig
Sic @pnberreure BON % 5taaten anf1
a~efprbert, bie @oblenfDroerltng mo tie
lrieber nufgenonrt1erl tperOen 1ol lh.,
NIT alter Dren 5n @ebpte febe11oe11
Mahtniteltn aufre1t 81 erbalten. ST
feuf 6nen 5urs felben 83eit bie poae
unterHnbnna ser Negierung IN 4usz
lidf Sic @pubernenre Der 9anptS
foblenHaater Aaben Dieien Mppel bes
Brd}benten nidt Iberb0rt, lottDer1
sem glane besielben lire bple ldnterz
ihiiblittg 8ngefngt.
Mnbers lat Das gprgeben Snrbirggs
auf Ben @p6lengrdber 8erbanb Sc
|apirft. Sic Beamten bethlehem erfldz
ren DasieIbe fir einen fapitaGifiiben
[5dudaua. Ser Sic Nr6eiter f~einestpegs
beranln1}en tperbe, ibren 9tanopn1tt
at berdnbern nnb nbne tpeitereS on pie
Mrbeit 5nriid8ugeben. SSpbn 9. 2etpis,
Ser 8rdlfoent Ser gereintgtet 8ergS
ieute bon M1nerifa, meinte, DOB 2eute,
Sic freiipilig in Ben 5treif eetreten
1eien, ni9t begban an bic Mrbetf 8nz
r~iidfebren tpiir6en, 1peil Die 8rl1ben
Ibpn 5olbnten betpnbt dper0en. CRIT
nenn IN gemeinia1iner &onferen8 nit
Sen Nrbeiteebern Die Streitfragen bet
gelegt pproen, dpepbe man CUR Nrbett
8uridtebren. l11b 5nmlel @3ompers.
ser 8raiioent Ser anerican 8eoeraz
tion Of 2abor, erfldrt, bob Der S9rit1
oeS R~rdfibenten nidt Die erboffte Birs
flung b,aben tperbe. ganr tpenn man Den
&oblengrdbern @ere6tigfeit tpiberfabz
rem IaiYe, tonne Mar Daranf reebret1
oaB Elm binreideroes Auantnm boz
&ob1e gefDrbert tperoen 1pirbe. Nidb:
burd Drobungen lin0 @eipa1, ion:
bern nuf bemBege Ser &Dnf eren5 lail,
li9 elm l1ebereinfomnten er5ielen.
Sn getpiffer 8eiie 1T bas ri@tig
alein 6err Bpmpers lrb Die 8eamten
oes @oblengrdiber : 8erbdnos tperoen
nidf fengten i65nuen, bbab tpodenlangs
II ~ 1.~ H .EN IIsAE NAAA8 III 8
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

Ser 8eritorbene mar am 20. M2a1
1871 IN Serbia, 9a11noDer, Deutf6z
lanb geboren tnb mar alio iiber
81 Sabre aft ais er in Die 56atten
bes Iobes etntrat. SIM Sabre 1853
fam er mad Mmerifa nnb feb fi6
Suerit in Cincinnati nie6er. N6t
Sabre fpdter fam CT mad Stem
nlm nno batte iettber betnabe UNI
nnterbro6en btS CUR lleberltebeluns
mad Mtlmaufee bier geipobnt.
@dbrenb be8 SnotanerfriegeS be-
tetligte er ii6 an Ser Bertetbtsnng
Stem ulm8 uno f6lob ii6 nod benz
ielben SCRIPT BEN Monrteo Strangers
an nnb erbielt Elm Sabr ipdter fetne
ebrenoolle @ntlaiiung. Nad ieiner
Dtenitentlafinng mobrtte ct etntge
| Sabre In ct. Setter, fam 6ann miez
ser mad Stem nlm 5uriid no ct alS
59mteb tdtig NOR. Gtne 6etbe
BON Sabren mar CT Deputp 9beriff
nno ipdter mar er ftets bet iebem
@ertdtstermtn etner ser 8atltffs
btS ietn @efnnbbett85nitarb tin
oasu snang au6 bte1e Nrbeit auf<
3ugeben.
Sm Sabre 1869 perebeli6te er
|fi6 NIT SRI. Marn Weitpbal, iei<
ner tim iiberlebenoen Satin. NnS
Ste er She gtngen Z &inber berz
Dor pobon 5mei I'M 3arteften &inz
beSalter bonn Sob bi1meggerafft
murben. Die iberlebenben &tnber
fino: Srau @tlltam 2anbmebr, Grau
Carrie 8ramba6, Sobn, Ielite nnb
Blora 96apefabm, alle tn MtltDal1z
fee tpobnbaft. s@r mtrb fer1er iberz
lebt bon bier Gnfelftn6ern.
Our a3eit feines 1ooeS mar ct
Mttglteb beS bteitgen 6eder Soften,
ser 9enfmal 2oge, 8. 5. S. g.
uno Ser Seem nlmer 6euermebr.
2ebterer Srgantfatton geDbrtel er
l6on betnaEe felt oeren @riinonng
an. Ser 8eritorbene mar allgez
metn beltebt nnb gea6tet nnb ieine
btefigen Greunbe baben NIT 8ebauz
ern bon ietnem Mbleben &enntntS
genommerr. Da8 Acknowledgements
|fan6 Dten8ta9na6mittag IN Mtlz
maufee itattt.
@enrn &illesbeim.
SenrD StlleSbeim, friber In
Conn Multgan %mobnbaft, Tt
DtenStagmorgen i'm 2oretto Sospiz
tai aus BENT 9eben gei6ieber. Gr
bate fi9 bier iiber Stpet Monate
In 8erpflegung befun0en nn6 lit Der
Mlteri6mdde gum Spfer gefalen.
Ser 8eritorbene mar am 5. yfoz
oember 1915 IN Mbein@8reuben,
Denti6lano geboren nnb mar lomit
|uBer rs Sabre alt alS er IN Die
|59atten beS IobeS etntrat. SSnsber
often Seimat berebelt6te er fti6 I'M
Gebruar 1871 NIT &atberina NoB,
etner @6meiter BON benz p%eritorbenen
@aifenri6ter Nob, Ste ibm I'm
Dftober lehten Sabre8 bnrd ben
COB entriHen mnrbe, &nr5 nod
Sic 8ermdblung manoerten e nadp
Nmertfa aus nno famen. btreff mad
oieiiger @egenb. 5te erfDarben it9
iii Conn Muntgan eine Setmltdtte
'unb mibmeten it6 Der Barmeret
0ier paren ite ununterbroden lettz
Ser anidbig NIT NuSnabm BON et@
iden Sabren bie fe IN SEEM llm
oeIle bten.
Der 8erlforbene mirb BON bret
E69tern iberlebt Sic ale IN Der
Jfdbe BON gomfrep nobnen. IS
i11o sizes: Trau N0o1pb S6leifn
yrau GbaS. 51leif unb 6rau OaeHe
Rnmar3iif. DaS 2eidenbegdng11iS
it16et beute lGreitag) morgeH um.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28
Neuer GinmnnOerer
aus81Dl1en an9elangt
(6ortfebnng bon 5eite ~

.iie lit @efangentfdaft seraten maren,
teilten tie bsm Betao aIleS nit mas
lie shber Sic 8ldne ber beutiden
Mrmee mubten. Nn6 boten tie ii6
alS 96lolinge fell nnb bienten ais
|iolde fir Bic rnfftfden 9apitaliiten
oeae11 Sic Bolfdemtfi. ST bat f6
nod ni6t enti6loiien mas er fiir
Nrbeit.. ergreifen niro. Die Ser
manoten merben ieboh tit erfter
|2inie bafiir iorgeI, oab er fi9
granblt6 au8rubt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

Croft. nv Same: Sab Der 8err
rotbe @aare bat, gefdM mir nidt
re6tl" @eiratsbermittler: .8ernbi<
gen sic ii6, biele fat er ia nidt
mebrl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

@atbe1ta1ts MssSSrber baber iiia ieIbit
geri9tet. Inter Den MmitdnOen bas
Bette, tpas lie fun fonntea1----nn6 fiuir
Ben innereu SSriieben Dentfdlaaos.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

miHdre2 @openbagener 8IIaatttter brinz
Gen sic aufbentil@e 3uiammenfetz
3ungstnbeue bes acknowledgements
uber MuBlarb. SIZE gdbene 8eigt fol-
genoe Daten: @~olfsfpmmiiariat fIr
&riegsdpeIen: Sent Nniie, a6t 2etten,
Elm Dentider, bierunobreiBig, Suben.
8oIfsfpmmiHariat fir inrere Nnge>
legenbeiten: 3mei Muilen, Elm 8ole,
elm Mfrainer, 5apei Deutl9e, eff 2et@
ten, fin%fun0bier8ig Srben. 9olfsfomS
miilariat fir anstpdrtige Nngelegens
beiten: Gin 8n1e, Elm Mrmenier, Elm
2eettte, ELM Deuti6er, brei8ebn Suben.
@olfsfommiRartnt fir Sinan5en: 2
&uilen, Elm 2ette, Elm 8ole, ieGsnnbz
5tpan5ig Ssu0en. 8oIfSfommiiariat
fir Suifi8tpeien: @ein NnHe, etn ar
menier, n6t5ebn sSlloen. sBpIfsfomz
n,iifariat fir 5nn~itdtstpeien: &ein
Nuiie, elm 2ette, bier Su6en. Bolfsz
f%ommtfariat fiir golfserndbrnrtg: 2
&uiien, Elm 2ette, brei Sinnen, Elm
l1ngnr, 5tpei 9eutf6e, bterunb8tpan5ig
SSl1oen. gberfter 8irfI1aftsrat: 5
Nnifen, Elm Mrmenier, 5nei 9etten, 8
Dentif6be, bierunobier8ig Slusoen: Sem
tralfornitee Ser ommnniHiII99en 8arz
sFtei: 8rei Mufen, neim sauben. Sn
anoern 2drrbern lift biefer Bro5enfab
BON ben SSltoert IN Dffertltben Mems
tern no9 ntdt erreidt, 90 aber ibre
56relr0e iiebr eiifrig iiro, pir6 eS dpobI
nod tperben. Daber Der Mame sos
nnserfpd6Ife goIf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28
10 ubr bon Der fatbolil6en Stride
Iin gomfrsp aus TAFT unb bte Bets
IieBuna erfolgt auf benz fdtb1oolltiPdb1e1ls
6ribDof bortielbit. ]. :.
Deutides @eneralfDnfnlat,

Deutides @eneralfDnfalatt
gas Deutide. @eneralfonlnlat,
Igbieaao, GAG Mortb Wtdigal
Boueparb, bittet INN gefdatge Wtts
teilung Ilber, be1 9erbletb Der toll
qen6en Gerlfonen:
.BeYgrnann, @palb, geb. ll5lE. =.
uqr 1889 ut Serne IN Wiefflfalen,
lebtbefannte Aorefie sl7O5 Northl
Start Mpe., Chicago
Braun, Sobannes, (Na6fommerll
aeb. 20. Mooember 1888 IN No 't#
feloen, Wurtemberg Miller, anzz
aebltd G1oe Ser 8Oer Sabre "
einem 9rantenbalS IN ebteago. 8e=
sranner, Soief, ge6. s. Mdr5
E187O, lettbefannter Nnfentbalt Gol=
nmbia 6als, Mont., be5n, 8trz
gosrits, aarl Seinrid eeb; !.
Nprtl 1874 5n 5eetb6, 3rets 0rtezz
oridfabt, lektbefannter Autentbalit
Omaya, Nebr.
0rafs, Mar Grnft, eeb: Is, Sep.
tember 1877 at &oblSboy BET
IOresben, le%ttbefannte Mbreffe
@rano parbor, SC. Dafota.
@ronmalot, Quomig Serbtnano,,
Qeb. 81. DECEMBER 1876 TT BreS=
lau, lettbefarnte Noreiien 5O7 =.
lis. ctr, RaniaS Gttp; 1895 Gbeit=
nut Ctr, Gleuelamo, Sbio, be5m.
Detroit, Mtd.
6eina, DSfar M., lettbefannte
Mbrefle 1884 8remont 9tr., @bteaz
Sanide, Sobann, eeb. %. De-
aember, Al biS ~ Sabre oft, an
gebli6 in. Chicago m%obnbaft.
&lamttter, Soief 8lorian. Snltu8,
gbuaro nnb .@tartslauS sgeboren tn
iIEub, .&reiS QUALIFICATIONS, ansse=
manoert .Mnfang Der 6Oer Sabre,
Gleen, Glaas, an6 @arrelt se=
1lannt, Matroie, geb. IL. De5emz
Der 1887, 1919 TN Siaate Wt8z
coniin mobnbaft, ieft IN NebraSfo
ober SlltnoiS.
&nuhen, Sobann, geb, 10. Sep
TENDER 1873 1T B%u6ia6tngen, 81
oen6urg, angeblid tn BET gdbe boz
2ineoln, ST. mobnbaft.
,@rQmer. sSphanr, ,6armer Uni
'[.Gbefrau, geb. 6infler, angebltd u
g. Dafota mobnbqft.
2egler, Nlfons, eeb. 10. Sftobe1
1889 In Bre8lau, lebtbefannter Nnf=
entbalt 1914 @arbtn, Wontana,
Mi0er, @arrp, unb @befran, Nef=
LIE ser 1906 pertorbenen Tral
Miuna Membaus, 1907 5000 @ot<
taae @rope Mpe., @btcago mobnbaf1
geme{en.
Miiler, @eorg, Tran5, Scarf, seb.
80. Stunt 1896 81 @ermenoorf be-
Oranienbnrg,. Hroptns 8ranoen=
BURG, Broptn5 8ranbefbnrg, an
gebli6 In @bteago mobnbaft.
Dbn, @mtap, @drtner, 5ulett
1920 Softer Ctr, Chicago nobn=
Daft.
Yaurit, &orl, Wttmer, an9ebltd
in Chicago mobnbaft.
@dmibt, Tran5, Tape5terer, geb,
Oftober 1856 3n Glau8tbaf I'M 9ari
ansebli6 1T Mtlmaufee %pobnbaft,
@tiel, Soief, bot nngefdbr SO
Sabren an%Seepanoert. be5m. BET
fen Ma6fomn1en, angeblt1 tn Wttl<
maufee %mobnbaft.
@eber, 6enrp, lektbefonnte Nbrel
len Nobinfon Tarm Nefort, 0rano
Sapen, Mt6,, beam. 80 sc. Ntoge
I@tr., &eno{ba., ISIS.
Gutenberg, Malter, 5lllett ca
M Oiptlton .9tr., Chicago ;ipobnz
BAIT.
8iend, Olee, sulett SIG Sal
iteb 5tr., gbtcago pobnbaft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

9enf5er @atte (8nr iutgen Srau)
Sci Der 5peiie, ba fennt man lt9 tpiez
ba maI ridt alis, eblf ba nod ettpas
binsin ober beraus2 Fl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

alf o1e .geeH lllun NNpRfsf
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
AVnEns STRIKING
CHILD, HITS AUTO
Raymond Sipple Damages
Two Machines to Avoid
Injuring Youngster.

While avoiding a child who had
run in front of the machine he was
driving. Raymond Sipple. 219 Four
teenth street northeast. swerved
and collided with the auto of Her
man Carl. 626 II street northwest
parked in front of his house. Both
machines were slightly damaged
and Sipple was bruised about the
body.
Catherine Skinner. years old, 31s
Third street northwest was knock ed
down near her home by a machine
driven by John Fl. Mosley, 1904 Third
street northwest.
Crossing the intersectio nof Four
teeenth and Kenyon streets north
west. Mrs. w. B. Ward. so years
old. 3409 Hofmead place northwest.
was injured slightly when she was
struck by the automobile of Mrs.
Rose Lichtenberg. 936 Shepherd
street
Sarah Levin, 9 years old. while
crossing Seventh street at Q street.
was struck by a Capital Traction
car in charge OF Motorman W. c.
Farrell and Conductor w. F. Brown.
She was cut about the face and
hands.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
Eastern Star Has
Labor Day Plans
Special Attractions Arranged
For Fair at 18th and
Lamont.

Onicials In charge of the fair at
sixteenth and Lamont streets by
the various chapters of the Order OF
the Eastern Star of the District have
arranged an elaborate program for
Labor Day. Besides popular attrac-
tions. the Labor Day program will
be augmented by special features.
with real jazz orchestra, the
large open-air dancing pavilion has
proved the most popular attraction.
venetian swings and the score or
more of novelty games also have
had n large following.
Eastern Star Chapters psrticipat-
ing are: Ruth, " ashin:.ton Cente..-
nial. Takoma, MlspGh. Harding,
Brookland, friendship. Bethany and
Acacia. The fair is being held for
the benefit of the Eastern star Home
and those chapters participating.
The fair grounds open every even
ing at Z o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01

Medical Corps) to Naval Hospital
Puget Sound, Wash.
Lieut.. William A. Epstein CMedi-
cal Corps) to conn. {. o. L. s. :.
Seattle and on board when commits
stoned.
Lieut.. Charles l.. Oliphsnt (Medi-
cal Corps) to Marine Recruiting
Station, Indianapolis, Ind.
Lieut.. Comdr. Edwin NJ. Hacker
(Supply CorpsD to Navy Supply De-
pot So. Brook VI n. Y.
Lieut. Murrey L. Royar (Supply
Corps) to Harvard University. Cam
bridge, Mass.
Lieut.. Charles II. johnson (Civil
Eng. Corps) to public works officer.
Naval Station, st. Thomas, V. I.
Comdr. Fred F. Rogers. Staff of
Comdr. in Chief. to L. S. S. Barker
Lieut. Comdr. Charles c. Windsor.
to L. s. S. Huron.
Lieut.. John p. Bowdin to Staff Of
Comdr. in Chief as aide and Fleet
Intelligence Officer.
Lieut.. willard L. CheadIe TO Ma
val Hospital. Mare Island. Ca.
Lieut.. Homer L. Grosskopf 10 u. 5
s. Hart.
Lieut.. John B. W. Waller STAN
of Comdr. m Chief. to u S. S. Buffa-
10.
Lieut.. Henry Goodstein to II. s..
Cavite.
Lieut.. Joseph r. Lannon to L. S.
s. Ruffalo.
Ensign Harlie II. Brown to U. :.
S. Sacramento.
EnsiGn, John t. McDermott to L.
:. Smith Thompson
Ensign Charles II. Murphy TO L.
N5 5. iSarke-
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
SEVENTY INJURED
in REAR-END CRASH
OF TUBE" TRAINS
Steel Construction of Cars
Prevents Fatalities; Mo-
tOrman May Die.

NEWARK. n. J.. Aug. 81
Prosecutor Pierre Garvin, of Hud
son County. began an investiga-
ton this afternoon into the morn
ing rush-hour collision of two
Manhattan bound Hudson tube
trains from Newark, in which
seventy passengers were injured
Michael Burke. motorman of one
of the trains. suffered frac.
tured skull and was reported in a
critical condition at Newark City
Hospital tonight.
An unprecedented fog, accord
ing to l.. X. Marr. assistant su.
perintendent of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, on whose tracks. 100
yards east of the Manhattan
transfer station, the crash oc.
CURED, was responsible for the
accident.
Had it not been for the steel
structure of both trains il is
probable there would have been
scores of fatalities. This steel
work prevented telescoping and
when the front car of the second
train was hurled on the roof OF
the first only Burke was serious
ly injured. although thirty four
others required hospital treat
ment.
Motorman Burke had almost
caught up with a train that left
Newark seven minutes earlier.
After stop at Manhattan Trans
fer the earlier train proceeded on
its way. Three hundred yards
out it came to stop when two
warning torpedoes on the track
sounded.
A. owens. fagman, Jumped from
the rear car and ran several
yards back to place torpedoes to
warn the train behind He saw
Burke's train rushing on through
the fog. Waving his red flag. he
jumped for safety just as the
second train crashed into the
rear Of the first.
Three Jersey City policemen
were injured when patrol
wagon collided with an emer-
gency bus carrying the first VIC
tins of the crash
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
SHRINE COMMITTEE
ON CONVENTION
ENCORPORATED
Leonard F. Steuart. Heads
Body, With A. e. Cook
Treasurer.
CALLS FOR FUNDS
Finance Board Prepares Cir
cular Asking Payment
OF Pledges.
CALLS FOR FUNDS

To facilitate the work of the
Shrine committee. making arrange
ments for the Shrine convention In
June. 1898. the Washington execu-
tive group has been Incorporated un-
der the name of "Almas Temple,
Washington, 1928 Shrine Committee.
Incorporated" according to an
ncuncement made by Harry Standi-
ford. executive secretary. last night.
The first meeting OF the new cor
poration was held In its officcs In
the Homer Building last night. when
bylaws were drawn up and officers
elected. The incorporates are
Leonard F. Steuart. F. Lawrence
Walker and Arthur f. Cook. respec-
lively potentate, recorder and
treasurer OF Almas Temple.
Officers OF the new corporation
consist of Steuart. chairman; Cook.
treasurer, and Standiford. executive
secretary. Steuart. Elwcnd p. Morey
and Thomas f. FARRELL were named
members of the board of trustees.
Now ready to function as cor
poration. all business for the com-
ing convention will be transacted
by IL, and as the pressure of bust
ness increases. a board of control
and an executive committee in i'm
mediate charge will handle arrange
ments.
Members Of the subcommittee on
hotels and housing. of which Morey
is chairman. were announced last
night. They are: Townley A. Nc
Kee. chairman. president Hotel
Mems Association; Laurence Mills
vice chairman, secretary Hotel
Mems Association; F. s. Hight. r. s.
Downs. z. c. owen, l. G. Sizer.A.
Gumpert and Elmer Dyer.
Monte Sanger. assistant superin-
tendent in charge of administration
at ST. Elizabeth's Hospital, treasurer
of the Scottish Rite bodies In the
District and special suditor of the
Supreme Council. Southern Jurisdic-
tion OF the United States, has been
appointed chairman of the auditing
committee.
A letter has been prepared by the
finance committee of the conven-
tion committee. urging the member
ship of Almas Temple to send in the
money pledged on the 100000 en-
tertainment fund.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
CLARENDON OPENS
COMMUNITY FEfE
Ten-Day Celebration Given
For Benefit of New En-
gine House.

CLARENDON. Va. Aug. 3l.-The
Clarendon Community celebration
opened tonight and will continue foT
ten days. the unrpose being to Sc
cure funds for erection of new COM
munity building and fire engine
house.
This was Officials" night, ana
several members of the State dele
cation in Congress and all coun,=
officers were present.
All the fraternal organizations of
the county will be guests tomorrow
night, the odd Fellows and Moose
lodges attending in a body.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
CIVITANS PLAN
LADIES' NIGHT

With the appointment by President
Rudolph Jose of n live wire corp-
mittee." the Civitan Club. at the City
Crao. yesterday laid plans for a
Ladies' night" to be held sometime III
October.
The committee is composed Of James
B Henderson. Oliver Hoyem. Charles
Crane. J. X. Seal and william Cochen-
derfer
1t was agreed that the golf match
with the Baltimore Civitan Club
should be played off about September
- Civilians who will uphold the
honor of Washington on the links are
Messrs- Warrington. Goldheim. Barn
hart. Brashears, Ullman. Hood. Kent.
Ballard and Borden.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
COMBAT ERECTION
OF PLAGUE SCHOOL

Charles Z. Hunt and other property
owners. on behalf of themselves and
the Piney Branch Citizens Association.
who so far have blocked the efforts of
the District Commissioners to erect
a school for tubercular pupils at Four
teenth and Upshur streets northwest,
filed their objections yesterday In the
District Supreme Court to the re-
opening OF the controversy.
The property owners secured an in
junction from Justice Bailey last
spring and the Commissioners nc
elected to perfect their appeal in time
for the Court OF Appeals to review the
case. The district government re-
Gently filed a motion for the re-
opening of the case. but the property
owners claim nothing new has de-
yeloped which would entitle the Com
missioners to a rehearing.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
HINTON is PLEASED
BY NEW SEAPLANE

PENSACOLA, Fla. Aug. 81 Lieut..
Walter Hinton today completed the
initial test Of mis- new H-16 model air.
plane which has been assigned by the
air station authorities here for the
continuance of his flight to Brazil.
He expressed himself on landing as
being well pleased with the new
ship,
Hinton will hop off, soon as the
delivery Is authorized
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
s54S FORFEITED
BY u ACCUSED

Collateral deposits totaling S5is
were forfeited when 7s persons failed
to respond at yesterdays session Of
traffic court Seven appeared to an
swer charges.
By pleading guilty before corpora
non council. Jacob Bianken saved SIS.
BE Was fined IS for passing a street
esr. Bisnken had been required to
out up $40 In collateral.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
MARBLE CHAMPION
OF JERSEY TO QUIT

JERSEY CITY. Aug. Sl.-Charles
Rech-or Buster" as he is better
known-cham mpion marble player OF
New Jersey. has announced his retire
ment from the sport. I'm getting too
old to play marbles" said the cham
pion. who Is II.
However. he said he would be will
ing to play any aspirants for the title
who wanted to meet him before he
re ired.