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The New York herald., 1922-08-16
BERENGARIA REACHES PORT.

CHERRouRc. France. Aug f5.--The
Cunard liner Berengaria arrived here tor-
day twenty-four hours overdue. The de-
lay was caused by the propeller being
damaged, presumably BY hitting some
submerged wreckaee. she proceeded 10
Southampton
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
MINES IN SIX STATES
AGREE TO RUSH FUEL
Btuminous Settlements Expected to Spread Rapidly
and Help Make Up Winter Shotage-Lewis Gets
Anthracite Hearing Postponed Until To-mor-
row-Inois Union Prepares Peace by Districts
sc~einI Dispatch to THE NEw YoaK HEs,rp

Aug 15.Pe
to
famine will alleviated
A of
willie
The New York herald., 1922-08-16


Paris, Aug. Is.
- ATHOLIC prelates here to-.
I night confirmed the report
that the Pope's health was
in a dangerous state. His decision
not to grant further audiences was
taken on advice Of physicians fol.
lowing recent attack OF asthma,
which was the result of close con-
finement, to which he Is unaccus-
toned. Vatican physicians have
recommended special treatment in
an isolated sanatorium in the Ital-
ian Alps. where the Pope formerly
spent his summers. Otherwise. they
declare, a turn for the worse may
be expected.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
Cabinet Meets To-day.

PARIS, Aug. Is (Associated Press) -
Premier Poincare has planned TO take
the entire Cabinet to Rambouillet to-
morrow where 1t will be decided
whether or not an extraordinary session
OF Parliament will be called. The opin-
ions OF the Cabinet are divided on this
point. Some favor waiting for the de-
cision of the Reparations Commission
on the German moratorium. Should II
be decided to convene Parliament that
body cannot meet before August %. be-
cause of the constitutional formalities
connected with It.
The French delegation In long state
ment to the Havas Agency defines Its
position at the breakup of the London
meeting. affirms that the delegation
showed patience and moderation
throughout and declares that Germany
is perseverng in a policy calculated to
make Europe believe she Is In a state
OF bankruptcy.
Germanys plan OF action. said the
statement. explained the systematic de-
probation Of her currency. She was
certain TO ruin her own credit In the
operation. but counted on the Allies be-
ing forced to favor an international loan
and thus restore her credit. She hoped
that the first credit operation for her
would be made possible without coer-
cion or pledges. and II the operation
produced twenty billion marks for rep
arations she would consider she had
paid enough.
Better orr Than Allies.
Her situation then would be better
than that of the victorious Allies, since
she would have only small foreign
debt and her Industry would be In full
activity. Thus she would resume In
Europe and the world at the expense of
the Allies the economic hegemony
wrested from her by the four years Of
war. The French delegation wished 70
oppose an equitable and rational pro-
gram TO this German scheme.
The statement declares that the
French delegation was Obliged to re-
ject the last proposal to grant a brief
moratorium because France would be
put In the position OF receiving requests
for payment from her creditors while
Continued on Pnge Five.
~
The New York herald., 1922-08-16

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Glorious now
70. rest and sport. Nlf. tennis. horseback.
Famous baths overr Ja5 from y. r.--AdS.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
Paris Catholic Prelates
Confirm Pope's Illness

Special Gable to THE New YoRK HEnALp.
Copyright, 1879. bv THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herlld Bureau,
Paris. AuG. Is.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16

tontinued on rare Three.
Theatrical and Hotel and Restaurants.
Advertising VIII be found on Page s.--Adr
The New York herald., 1922-08-16

Continued on Page Four.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
Chief Developments.

Continued on Page Two.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
Better orr Than Allies. Z
Continued on Pnge Five.

The Best Writing Papers
are Whiting Papers. --Adr.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16

CONTINUED on Page Two.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16

Fair and warm to-day and probably TO-
morrow Moderate to fresh winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, 81; lowest, 6s
Detailed weather reports viii be found editorial
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
THE BEST IN ITS HISTORY.

IF1E DEJ IIN II0 IIH0 0NE-
The New York Herald, with all that was
best of The Sun intertwined with it, and
the whole revitalized, is bigger and better
and sounder newspaper than ever before.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06
REDUCTION ~ WHY'S
OVERLAND CARS

A deep reduc'ion IN rrlees 81
0ferana and knight rars.
was announced today tg oge'ais 81
Tie WHY'S Overland company The
rev prices are effective immediato
The rev price & tae powerful
which tg rg sheer rerii % economy
easy riding Overland ioarin csc.
and ccnior has attained domlnant
flace in toe Asht car field. d $3.50
One year aeo. THIS car sold ier ilos5
This 81 an additional reduction
since ihe redaci'oa ~ - per cent
recorded fron seaie ber ie1o a.
September iszi total reduction q
- percent il year and halL fae
raos' rsei . reduction ln mofor car
airces IN tae history = he aaia
mohiio Industry
In 1916. The Overland sold Tor ssis.
Price that was ihoaghs could never
- bothered Today i IS sii- ioaer
The WHY'S -Kn.eat touring ear IS
ros listed a. tis7s fsrther feduc-
ton u $3.50 ,ince tbe startling re-
dufikn 81 e percent made ,asi sea-
terher. a total reduction ~ 60 per-
cent in year and hsf
These nse rriees piaco Overland
and W1sys- Rnirhi cars in ihe front
rank n their classes For the past
sssr srd q hair. the records n these
cars have proved their economy.
q1alify. performance and comfort
The now prices n those q SEP
tsrnher 1920 foiloA
Overland chassis t45e f,.rreris
ssss. touring 500 formerly siass.
orsfz,s- fssB forreriy sIozs. coupe
$50 forreriy SIZES seaan isss lod-
uerly ks7s
Vaiys-R Knight Roadster $3.50
formerly ss-eo touring fIs7s for
neriy t.seo. coupe rs7s formerly
s-sso. sedan tsa9s formerly f.osn.
ehsssis siie9 AZ prices are : o
, Toledo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
F.ex. Nssk and Arms Lastly Msts
kuocth Says Spe0iaiat

Ans hrtsk : cai - re tk.n. esru
ter. ltsAlfk e<ss0.a Saa T. qasA'f
okxfccne "a 4gt,sag 4 little Meath.
S4IQhaf declares = acted tkln tfe a.
iif Nesacst ~ .is ssfu lesifefing
FrorrfsisA the se'ghof ffcrsfai'ca
tssias q 0nls "a seofh, ~ lated lkin
snd ttsl erurtlers fush a. fAshs gim.
tltk I'D rinF arm
il never i4iIs fD ftlulte Sc Z fnrrf
ssd 1.sakufsusnt snd sgs s. rai have
Is a4t lef ftisrf ifsm cuhsrfanmea'.
inrrotrrrni tn.kis shows Sufferers
ilnm sk.n trCah'e SHOULD obtain =
snail jar ~ Ncnshe-Sulphgf from
say sooa tpgglsi sna use !, lns cold
cream
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

"a offeH atasai ~ AZ lnnamsa fob.iiflan
"a Us ma aNs Hans ef the Nosfaahlan
Tube When iAts fAta Il iuiiamed Yaa
htHH fnHiNinE sHan1 nf Hnparfsft
heAHHE tuiHta u'a iaflA nlmAiiun san
~ fsiefsi. IpHf hearing lnag - d.
Hfru4t f4feNsf
~ shat as filiIn lsf il.-fi1 Yauf ngatem
W NHfaffh 80 DNafnas4 eauss1 ~
ttf4ffH. HAIRS fAIAltitit MEDICINE
Ntl been saIfsaafi1 in he usefInsaf -
fafsffu fsf uFff tefy Asafs
y Haia tf ail afaNNlnts
, chsasY 4 CO. ryisfa. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06
sprolAlisrs ATTACK


ITFTTWFT y = Y
Noa Nofk Nara nn "
Ueealffs. aN fee.fHIprd as aaihaI'.
il in thtlf neita u meilcaI sNA 80.
rIrl fcias.0. uuNn flmpIfiihH
n.alna n,eHlg nn 0f ibe th0a
81. and prseuo, s. UAlo.uoiic nsl =
flhls fnnIr Nudiuf Saturday
fhtX vaiHl unani Hiaa.i' af'Nf
ta statement sulri un tae sia
iHAf thlulpfl ~ ftiNNea ga fais
ilreflNs fHai ~ rIa|Alf ah l
nrnus and lhai ifH practice faa
eisnt menace ia alNe health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06

Hare 500 eot efefyfhingt aakal
.the hos ahoider snxioiHiy a. be pesr-
- a. the burglar from beneath me
-1edeioihes
7 tftnk 50"
Did You rei my aaurhters fiddle +
Yes
~Ny soas paenograpa
Eyes
Ny sfes bridge oafie
Yes
'aier short stiuf-
Yes
~Ny mother -iu-i -iss'a parrot
Yes
Nf daaehief's camera
@Yes
Well then aall ~ my office fomo-
rev morning and 81 elfe you s.
Yoa have done . rooi nights xork
snighi-o.T - lied fhe fargiar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06

Vsrwont reeaatv lala foaaliss
smoaaun q s. IS or et htder-
foSs. nInf Gas 'faA anf tse hasN
ears One Sfoas heatsr ttiaa sf'
a~iethoes nloomffit herfei ki-
a 1e 4aA 4 Cawbi iatt hHaiaf 1853
frrea thaf he haa shoi s,-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06
n.,n Trlnn ca ost -

Jack Warwick So Toledo Hladel
A lot ~ men can't see much dr.
ference between the wedding mar p
and the funeral march sam ulf
Cincinnati EnqalreT
The funeral march s. esGiar 70
whistle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06
Common Sense
About Eczema
and EruptiOns!


rou might tuai as vel know Z firtt
rnu. 4.ths eauss ~ nhin erlptiuus.
linrtlsa. niarkheats tfila Ard 80 on.
Il fiaft iu fhe blood There = ~ sets
flng away from it hfieftfn las Efiytwf
81 We Prove ~ fu1 can prove if
Whsn the snlaa - aaIn ffoutiee arf
ssfuFflena - ~ fhs llood. = isHt iqia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06

nNF0AeFHffiF "N 'NAt
FOR SALE Complete nshaamhp lt
Drs1shona paciicai naainess so'.
Ree. Oklahoma cry Iha s. he
h,ft business college 10 ihe south.
west the l.slaef guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06

Each day she calls hm up
shTu tax of bats - new gawr
Which makes h.m mad AZ ta
AND then 49, aiNaYs rai.a hm
down
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06

That's Another Matter. orsy Matte -
o. Fact
sass b neas fem. mnnA haiH
attain lt masimnm weight en- fNe
are ~ 20 years rnf R takes ~ lesaf
another 80 years hef1r he baf "a
have mech sense
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06

Oriiuarr tsml sraiares IN tiishes
owens vary from 254 degrses fof meat
pies - go degrees for par faafy
and bread.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06

Esceflen Fsmecy Tor constipstion
Dc woHii Pc hard % fad better
remedy frr constipation than Cham-
befialn's Tablets They are eaty -
take and mild and renfle iu effect
Give them . trial when sou have need.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06

LEA B. :. =. Give les Al AsEsiie htis
mon ssnsa - sisapiy treat ne shin
a bottle - ~ e1n prove - tna
~taf IL haDpsfiinE n yo4f tlas.A n
II = safenfifIf ttsssi fisIii So -. e. tlttta
0uf fhe inipsfiiiea whltn eANAt = krt.As
letter. rash. r4ultiieA ielAs. pa AnsAAH
IIsfr fsa afsd Other akin efuIti.lfas
Hhen thana impufltlaa afe dritFn r4A
ssa cart nfop several Nrry ufce fllNa@
ffou happsHinx Your hfN tlifn hat
ur.ilF foHy Io1r eyea aeafsie. fotf
eeuarlsniam elfafn n bstefnes bFaAs
ffsul Year f4he isoks hfs thaf - q
g-oapeFols. rudy sea=fe1. fffinfA
gentleman. o. n 5ou are q NenaaH.
your nonpiaal1 l1r becomes The real Fltt
fflaf fhs whole Wofi1 - aduifea. 1nt.
- also a poverfui bofy p.iAisf. tr-
csnae " E1li1n go 4f1 mere tiot.is
celia that's wily II filis o1t nur sen
sheeks tony nfcks tfin limbs. helps
r~TaIn Int f~ah. u costs hftis e
haze fhls happen - yca- ~ 5. y =
sold ~ al crAx HscfeK. In tNo fike4
The is5gss eSs = 1s L1<fs sssAs'Aie~k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-06
TOWN TOPICS
Ll,eraor ra,,s

Literary Taste.
81 ooks there n no end they Say.
Nai 81 81 books my boy
The eocksabook yotn aieass lind
The ono yotiI most enjoy
Firms la rirmg
Prop q Prop hove garage af Ma
son Kan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

front OF the set. is fastened TO tho
honrd by mennA Of the TWO
ov-i, tr,,. tf,i.. .bo,,td h. drul.
~
eu Ut we NNheli'' p"H'i loi th'
aCrewH -courtcrHuuk holes adding
ID, DO. ,--,.,rrrrr
r... I.7 ... ID. t4r.,w.t.r
a.r+.r r.r .t.urt tb.r b.. tf.urr
ao d st tb., v.u @rtofrtJs fr,r ff.
1..r- .rfb. t.t.fIt. n.n.l .rI iYrr
f,..t MS. u-,r,w.t.rs .. gr
rt.r.s las Iirf.r.nt w,fbods 6,
rorIIrr Id. if,.f u..J
fr t.. ,..i,..r t,IIr.t.l lea tr.
.ul ,r t.i,v tr, Center
anal I.ft.... .p.r b,t,s ,r fs,
yr,I.w.t,r % HoIo sbould na drt1-
ni ron tr, rb.nstat sb1r I'M.
rt.,.,.t .b,ulI tb.. a., r,uerrd
to HI. rrr.l with ,ho shan pro.
trrdIrp Abot. mo rbeostai a
larr, hole or pumrrr OF ANAL
hoioa shoull be- drilled which viii
mnitr NJ roraiife h. look through
.fhn n.n,l and ... trs rtnmaut ~
L, ul,.um tul. in its snekat
<D,t TrIU ,.-H. hole. for tho
binH,ur r4.fa boz tl, r.a.fi1n shown
IA. tr, i.aa.am .uI tSs s.t be- com
uI.f.l. a|,-arlUi.I IN. lIals AGO
ul...I 600 ffr ..ufrr OF .ha varIo-
r...r Dr It, Ir.rf .f tho urutI
m. handle fsr TURNING Tho rH.u.
.fsf Ir lIaY ON ODD. 'front.' OF do
pH,.I
N.riur.
In U.r.rr tH. ..f 40 u common
v.r. Yrl -n.eI.Hi iuautHtior
.I.1IH b., u..I and arranged me-.
.nrI.ur o.. tIlrrtm 30 TN,
.l.tf.r4 q. b. D. nnIF app,lr on
tt. .YI. .,fk.t n an toints ar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
Rear JTeW

I Grid condenser
p Grid leak
G Phone condenser
from the vvriomoters as the size
~ the panel varies according go
The typo OF sarinmctcra used. +,
find the size q tho panel. place 'ha
vnriomoters on 20 table slide by side
with the center shafts pointing
forward and between them las the
vacuum tube socket. The, viii
.heu appear 14 shown iu nc d.
back view Measure the distance
between out-id. of the variomoferH
and by .ddinp Z inches 90 this. the
l.nEth UI the N1kelitc panel 800 !
Dec obtained. Then measure th,
depth of either N~lflugrter AMI .II
Q inches to uud thr width uI .hc
hUk,llto panel
Assembling the Set.
4 piece of hard Sfoud the 4lma
louFth ae tho bukoli,c panel mud
about . inches wider THAR the
width uf the yBfiomttpr is used ag
tho base of tho SGT.
90 assemble tho SGT Jay tine
,sripmrtar- with tho vacuum tube
socket between them un the hHsH
ls shown .n ng O. screw down
the vacuum tub. socket 20 the hlao
Boo tn, position Indicated Tho
hnk,litr panel which l7 used Hs GOO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

LOCAL RADIO
NEWS

The Albuquerque Radio club b.
progressing mrri, The member
shin of tho club has nov passed the
90 MARI and We predict that before
another month passes the member
ship VIII exceed 100 This cluh
promises 10 DO one Of Alhuquerque'H
strongest organizations me en-
c%ouraninc sien ~ the last meeting
was The number Of adults present
too issm
Tho program for Monday ovenins
was very Interesting Thsre VA O.
conaidorahle amount Of local Ql.M
Tor awhile but when Paul Faw WINS
appointed Sergeant at Arms and
sounded QRT everybody QRk'd
him and quiet reigncd The wea'.
lnEhousc Type &c receiving set was
display cd and explained IN detail to
tho radio fans by Professor Carey.
Plans were made 90 provide an
interesting and instructive program
zach week. Mr. Moo. presiden- OF
the club. has arranged to install an
neriai over the Herald buildins 50
that x win he possible 20 have 4
receiving set from the Radio Shop
ir operation AZ the club meeting
Hst' Monday night
-
Tho nov scouts have organized "a
Radio department Every Hof
Scout ln the country. who has 70
rH'Iu station. viii b. o. part OF a
national organization under the Boy
Scouts 81 America FOR the special
purpose Of being helpful TO the
gov ornmont. Tho work OF ornau.
iziur is now going on when com
I plctod. the radio BOY Scouts viii he
ready to help In any emergency.
No applause from Secretary
/ Hoover after listening In on his own
PEI nH n private Individual He re-
ristors a complaint that nos Of
what he gets N n-honograph music
Hc wants more vocal ard lnstru-
mental music and 20 10 We.
THE radio phone cnn accomplish
Boo greatest results only by supply
irr tho people with those things
wrIrh they need and which cannot
o.. supplied otherwise. Tho radio
phone l-rUtdcnrfiup stations should
.'nl out 100 important market and
.ffh,r reports. news items and
concerts hy national or local artists.
Radio amnteurs are again c1u-
toned 90 bee careful Co protect their
N4IldIur- and apparatus from fire
IuI lightning Ftre Underwriters
claim that In some states policies
Gre made invalid when electrical
apparatus Ia installed and not i'm
snected
Nurfrr tho mast two weeks tho
rIIIp bug has been "a busy one and
judring from the number Of visitors
an Radio 5YQ we predict that an
epidemic will DON he here, No los
than 100 visitors have inspected
Radio 5YQ FOR "a. purpose o. get
ting nrst hand information about
radio receiving and transmitting
s.ta The radio dealers should wake
up 10 their opportunities and set a
real took u apparatus on hand
\ new aerial went up every dpy
during the past week There nrS
very few blocks In Albuquerque
which cannot boast OF an Aerial
now
Are YOU siying Fifteen Minutes
Of Radio Each Day. There are
great things ahead for those who
are reading these articles Keep
Them for further Difference.
Attention New MoNIco amateurs
send us in your local radio news
We want 20 make this your column
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

Great interest 81 being displayed
In Tho Herald Radio contest -Four
teen boys have entered the contest
now and We predict TINT the ludF
will have u hard time selecting ih'
winners. The following memhnfs
~ the Radio club have signlfied
their lnteauon ~ entering the con
test.
D. g. AacGorgor. Jr, Paul thw,
Howard Heyn. Ray Hogan, James
Hcaney, Carl Hogrefer David h"t-
rintt. william kucttor, Hairy puck
oit. Harry MauEer. David Mitchell
Alfred Patterson. Charles StfoNc'
and Raymond S;nmni
WHO Will GIT THE PAIR or
BALDWIN PHONES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

and to do So you must cooperate
with us Arrangements are being
made 90 receive this news boy radio
tut until arrangements have been
completed send Boo the news ny mail
Are the wholesale companies Of
Albuquerque overlooking the great.
EST Opportunity IN years. Aibu4uor-
quo should become the iohbing
center Tor the Now Mexico radio
trade To lo this We must get busy
There great possibilities for The
lohb,r who win tako un 90 line of
rpdiu apparatus let uH help YOU
Word hHH h.Un received that
cher. viii soon uo fur.D 'rrE. Radio
TuleUHou. H-roIIDssIIur stations boz
operation i0 81 p1Ho Tvo of fN.ss
acts will nr uf IU. w.r #auaU.r"
while the largest VIII N. $50 watts
Tho lutfrr being Installed Hy rHU
Mine and Smeiter supply go
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
Materials Required.

Materials Required.
Tho following iH q list 81 mate
rialH required with their approNlnl-
ate prices Prices vary according
To- TYPO of apparatus purchased
r1r' should Oh" tHkoW that only
matcrialH uf known reliability are
used as mlur now being offered fuf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

I
v. r and socket
f1lniurnt rheosiat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad
writers.l II you so desire. they
will gladly assist you in word
my your "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

Tho correct Size OF tho hnkeuic
f' lu pure I.0I tI.. b.. measured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

from neien 20 insncct Radio bYQ
last week. Mr. seeker II planning
fu Install "a receiving set and nmplt-
upr in his General MerchRntile
STORE at Beien. as an advertisins
medium.
Rodent eating snakes are pro
hy law in some countries,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

Radio Bmateurs are again clu-
toned 90 bee careful Co protect their
and apparatus from fire
Iul lightning Fro Underwriters
that IN some states policies
arD made invalid when electrical
apparatus Ia Installed and not i'm
aNnafsH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

Are you saving Fifteen Minutes
Of Radio Each Day There are
great things ahead FOR those who
reading these articles Keep
FOR further Difference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

\ new aerial went up every DAY
during the past week There nrS
very few blocks In Albuquerque
which cannot boast OF an Aerial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

Attention View MoNIco amateurs
us in your local radio news
We want 20 make this your column
The evening world., 1922-11-02
GIRL KILLED IN AUTO
THAT SKIDS, THEN
TURNS SOMERSAULT
Companion, UnSCathed, In
able to Explain Tragedy
Near DemueSt, \

Marie l.. Huylcr, seventeen, of 40,
@45 Central Avenue. Hackcusuck, was
killed and Bernard LoyinsOn. twenty
OF No. 20 Tenafly Road, Enrlcwood
escaped without scratch last night
when large automobile in which
they were riding skiducd on tho state
Road, near Anderson Avenue, Dema,
rest, n. j., and rolled over and over
for about fifty feet, hurled both into
u ditch. The girls neck was broken.
Levinson is not ablo to-day 10 eK-
plain how the crash occurred. He
declares he was driving at moderate
rate Of speed when tho car suddenly
skidded and lurChCd into a ditch al
the side OF the road and rolled over
II is believed Miss IIuyler was caught
under tho machine when it first over
turned.
Charles Frcy. who lives nearby
heard the crash and rushed 10 the
assistance OF the two. lie tclcpuuucd
the Englcwood Hospital and an am,
bulance was rushed a. tho scene. Dr.
\. W. Ward Of Englcwoud arrived
soon, and said the rirl died almost
Instantly Her body was removed tc
IGaCkcn iack.
Levinson was arrested andarralgncd
before Justice J. >. Mccain. To-day
he is in custody ot his cousin and will
appear before the prosecutor in IIIc-
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