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,urcd. and a So Of false teeth were
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We have heard tho expression. hoist
Nv his own pctard:' but Or. Rrpctu has
coined Il new one--"B!ttcn b. his own
.crCh."
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4 lot OF good people who cant get
ahead in tho world will be found lead.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

another charter OF the Stl,,maa case.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

The modern 'childs version: Bring
up a parent in the way it should CO.
a man has arrived when the little
fellows call him Mister and the big
fellows call him Billy.
DO YOU know that nothing un-
pleasant can happen TO you. or have
you quoted Mr.. Wilson lately?
If there is 10 other way TO handle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

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cd in the College Of Experience.
Higher" refers TO the price.
Strange that Bryan doesn't believe
in evolution. The Democratic party was
originally the Republican party.
Dempsey can boast that old Nep-
tune didn't knock him out until rs
soaked him in the ncighborhood OF the
solar plcxus.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

MaricaO v Ponce. En- los otros pue-
bios ell precio primedi0 fluctu6 entire
$1.25 $2.25 quintal.
YAUTIAS. Sc vendieron S1.O0
quintal en- Quebradillas V { $50 en-
Comerfo, Gorozal Y Juncos. El pre-
clio mas alto fu6 de $3.50 Quintal Ell
Guanica Y Yauco a $3.25 en- Pen
ce. En- los otros pueblos ell precio
promedio fluctu6 entire $1.75 $500
quintal.
GUINEOS. Sc vendieron a 10 con-
tavos ell ciento Ell LGres v 90 cen
tavos en- Maricao Y Uhado. FL pre-
cia mas alto fu6 de &c centavos en-
Yauco. En- los otrOs pueblos cl pre-
clio promcdiO fluctu0 entire 25 80
centavOs el ciento.
PLATANOS. Sc yendieron n S100
quintal en- Utllado " & $1.25 en- Lares
Y San Lorenzo. FL precio mas alto
fu6 de $3.50 quintal en- Guanica v Qua
yama. En- los otros pueblos el pre-
clio premedio fluctu0 entire $1.J0 Y
$500 el ciento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

He aumentado II kilos de peso v
considero que Tanlac es la mejor me-
dicina del mundo', dice la Sra Robert
Q. Reynolds, calle North Denver, No.
1871, Kansas City, Mo.
''Por espacio de diez amos, sufri de
una forma muy grave de reumatismo,
Y Intermediates del estomago de los
nervios. Tenia muy NAL apetito. Por
POGO que comiese, Sc me agriaba ell es-
tonnage Y sufri de los dolores mas in,
.ensoS Ell la espalda caderas hom.
BROS. FL reumatismo era tan grave,
que no podia nj levantar las manos
para peinarme v los brazos me dolian
/ lasta las puntas de los dedos Estaba
an debil y agobada, que perdi toda
nj senergia, Y la vida era para mi una
,arga pesada.
Solo habia tornado Ia pri1nera bo.
ella de Tanlac, cuando observe que
ba mejorando mi apetito Y podia va
lornir meior en- la noche He tornado
res botellas V es rcalmente aSombrosa
manera en- que me ha mejorado V
'eConstituido. Puedo ahora tomar cual-
lrier coSa Y de todo, sin sentr la me-
Tor molestia. Duerno perfectamente
n la noche y me encuentro en- un es-
ado de salud nuCho mejor de 10 que
ne habia sentdo ell mucho tempo
Ne Coniplace erViarles este testimonio,
'sperando que cualquera que sufra
thora, como vo sufri, experiments los
nismos reSultados maravillosos, como
pienso sucedera, 81 prueba Tanlac"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
A Ia luz dc Ia pantaNa
Continuation de la tercera. }
Antonio Moreno ACADIA de firmar un
cOntratO.

primcra eScena dc la pelicula, sus
tres p2rSOnaieS princip&leS. hay avcn
tura. intirpidcz Y juycntu'L Tres clla-
lidadcS Que atraeran siempre al pd
blico No hay duda que cl p1blic0
aplaudirl q encucntlo Il eSpad;, entire
el captain Percy y Lord Carnal; la
lucla en- cl harco pirata, Ii, cual clll-
nina con la explosion Gel polvOlm, y
Ia salvaci6n del captain Percy Jo-
crlyn.
LAS pelfculas senSGcionales eiercen
ma influencia deciSiva en- las entra-
das de tdquilla. He citado la pelfcu-
Ii; To Have and TO Hold, como m
ejcml>lo para muchlsimas otraS que
en- este momcnto serfa prolific enume-
rar. La popularidall de Wallace Reid
tllvo Su orfgen en- la luchG que Nste
actor SoStiene en- In pelfcula "El Naci-
miento de una Naci0n.' La intrepi-
dez de Bin Hart lc ha Waldo una for
tuna: Cuanda el actor Conrad Nagcl,
dcScpnii6 al poZo de los cOcodrilOs on
una eScena de la pelfcula Fools Pa
radise" (El paraiso de I'm IOcO,D cl
p1blioo Sc levant0 dc sus asient0s pre-
"a de Ii. mayor emOci0n.
Como es natural. hay p1blicO que
prefiere ell drama cinematografico sin
scnSaci0nalism0s dc pelfcula folleti-
nesca, muy a menuLp sucede que el
pGblico que gust;. de escenas espeluz-
nantes en- In pantalla. tambi6n aplau-
de las pelfculas dramaticas sentimeil-
tales sin llegar a 10 sensational. Pc
ro Id que aquf pretendemos afirmar
es que las pelfculas sensacionales son
una fuente negotiable de ingresos pa
ia el empreserio cinematografico"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

FL mcrcadO de frutaS cOntinua acti-
v0. Las chinaS So han vendido { pre-
clos pNcelenteS en- casi todOS los pun
toS de NliStribuci6n. En- LII Zona del
OuSte SO c'tdm emb&lando grandcS can
tidadcs de frutas para embarQuc En-
Maya%iiCz. 81 puerto de "Xportacion
,r toda In region del Oestr, que mas
impGrtancia ticnc para el embarquc
de f,niaS, hay grandeS almacPneS de
"mpnqur Ak chinaS funcionando dia-
riamcute con rin gran numero dc per
SonaS cmp!cadas. Sc nota gran acti-
viGad en- la transportation de dicha
fruta on camioleS V calrctaS desde los
di.tintG.s ..istrit0S produCtOrrS haca
los almaccno% Ge enipaque. En- GstQs ~
max ttmrS 50 prcSta mUcha atrncf0n-a la
.,1ccv.0n slc Ii; fru;a fin d. cvitar
luc sean rcchasadaS en- los mercaPoS
del cXtr;:njcro. En- Vega Raja los
agricult0rcs han GbtcnidO preci0S re-
muncrat .rcS For suS chinas, 'traycndo-
las dirertamt nte al sitio de empaqlle
En- la actualidalj las vCndcn Il I'm pre-
clio de - 60 cpntavCs il GAIA, .cuandO
N las pasadaS Scmanas solamen,c las
vcndfan Il les c1mprador"S f. I'm p'ccio
dc - Y 80 centavoS la GAIA. En- los
.ncrcaGoS e,r Aguadilla y ArecihG >e
nota ta'nbi&n gran actividad en- los
nc@ocioSa dc frCtaS FL Hccio cn c;,Si
todos estes puntos de distribution va
ria entire 30 y - cHntavoS la GAIA.
Fl mcrcado de cafe permancce quie-
TO. Sc nota POGO interds por parte de
los compradores. Esta actitud del
mercado tiene a los ;;glicultOres alg&
lmSanimadoS aposar de las notables
Erobabilidades de rcacci6n que pueden
pIeveerSe on cl precio de dicho produ"-
to. AdemdS la cCScch& dhn este ahO es
Sllmamcnte eScAsa. En- casi todOs los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
NumeroSaS Personals ComuniCan Aumento
ExtraOrdinariO en- Peso.
Miles de Personals De-
biles y Delicadas Han
RecObrado la salud ra-
pidamente, con Solo
TOmar Tanlac.

Una de las CaracteriStiCas mas nota.
tables. en- relacion con la introduction
de Tanlac. la que quizas Sc destaca
mas prominentemente es el gran mime
ro lie personaS bien conoCidas en- todas
parties del pals, que han comunicado
reci ntemente un aumento notable Y
ITapifo en- peso, como resultado de to-
mar Ia medicina.
C:iando tantas personas tan bien CO.
noci las, de indudable integridad, ha,
rem IN aserto tras otro. corroborando
cadG uno 81 anterior. no puede va du-
dars2 de Ia verdad de tales asertos.
Miles de personas han testidcado que
esta famosa medicina les ha restaurado
por complete Ia salud V la energia, deS-
pues que habian fracasado todas las
demas medicinas el tratamiento me
1ico mas habil.
Entire otros, estan los aSertos firma,
dos que aparece en- el articulo adjunto.
Tanlac Sc vende en- las principales
droguerias y farmacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

"Considero que Tanlac eS la meior
medicina del mundo, pues he aumen.
tado IA kilos en- peso, desde que comen.
ce tomarlo. Sencillamente me ha lie.
nado de nueva vida energia por la
primera vez ell muChoS amos, puedo
sentarme la mesa Y disfrutar de tres
comidas completas como los demas,
En- realidad, Tanlac me ha hecho CO.
mer mejor, dormir mejor trabajar me-
/ jor, y creo que es todo 10 que el hom-
bre puede esperar obtener de una me-
dicina.
"Antes de tomar Tanlac, habia per-
dido IL kilos de peso V estaba en- un
estado de agotamiento, que me era ca
81 impossible trabajar Parecia que ma
da me hacia bien y ell alimento Sc me
agriaba invariab,emente en- el estoma-
go, Y pesar de haber probado muchas
medicinas, no me senti aliviado sino
hasta que tome Tanlac.
'Tambien sufria mucho a veces de
reumatislno, pero este ha desaparecido
va. En- realidad, esta maravillosa me-
dicina me ha convertible en- otro hon.
bre. Me siento mucho mas ioven V
puedo hacer mas trabajo que nunca.
".Naturalmente, tengo gran satisfac-
tTon en- poder dar mi testimonio, pues
'tteseo que otras personals que sufren
ahora como yo sufri. tomen esta med-
Gina y obtengan alivio."
FL notable aserto anterior 10 hizo el
seiior Harry NJ. Allen, con residencia
en- la calle Saint Martin No. 1909
Pittsburg, Pa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

"Tengo ahora sesenta V siete amos,
perO en- tOda mi vida hahia visto una
medicina como Tanlac ~ he como
lido tantas! y mi edad, aumentar
II lilos. Y sin embargo, es asi." dice Ia
Sra Emma Reifenstein. avenida Web
ster, No 337. Syracuse, n y.
"Si estuviese en- mi poder", CONT
nua' pondria una botellaa de Tanlac
Ell ell hogar de todo hombre. muier o
nino enfermo del pals, porque conozco
10 que esta maraviliosa medicna hara
Dor ellos. Durante uroS dos amos peril
Il dominic de mis- nerviOs.. No me
atrevia 4 salir de casa O ir al Centru
de negocios, a menos que me acomna.
lase mi esposo. Tcnia medo ha "a
cruZar la callc V me scntia conatan.2-
mente temcrOSa
mi est0mago era dGbil V g trasto".
naba con facildad Fodia pasar,oc
dias enteros sin alimcnto sGlido No
podia degcansdr de noche para ha9tr
algo y me sentia fatigada Y agobada
constantemente. A veces, me arra&t-;t-
ba para atravesar mi habitaci6n cS-
t'tllti lilI 'lCIll lllt StlltlI tttll tSOlp' /
la que Crei que me moria.
"Ahora eo2o de completa salud =
no he tcnido indigestion. Nunca l.,
dormido meior que ahora. TodoS les
vecinos hablan de mi curaci6n, pr F.;
nadie creia que pudiese sobrevivir, ma;
que algunas semanas mas. Esta mao.
mica medicina me ha dado salud Y
felicidad y no puedo decir bastan g
para elogiarla.
El senor J. Reifenstein, al conen.
tar el testimonio de su esposa, die:
Isl, su curaCion ha sido una grata soT-
presa para todos nosotros. TIace alsu-
mas senanas, no tenia idea de que pH-
diese sanar, pero ahora Sc halla Ell lii
estado de salud mejor que nunca hav
que reconocerle todo el merito a Tan,
lac. Hemos durado casados cincucn-
ia Y dos amos Y no creo que la hava
visto nunca tan ben como ahora
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
UN COMERCIANTE DE TEXAS
AUMENT0 Is KILoS DE PESO

He aumentado ounce kilos con tres
botellas de Tanlac, Y ahora Sc 10 que
IS gozar de buena salud, despues de
sufrir por mas de veinte AMOS" dice ell
senior John NJ. Crabtree, comerciante de
Five-Mile Station a, Dallas, Texas.
'Sufri de catarro del estomago in
digestion Y estuve casi un ano en- CANA,
no podia hacer NADIA absolutamente, Y
perdi peso hasta que solo pesaba 54
kilos.
"Despues que acabe de tomar la ter
cera botella de Tanlac, observe que ha-
bia aumentado en- peso de "a SO kilos,
0 sea I'm aumento total de Is kilos:
habian desaparecido todos mis- males
y me sentia otro completamente."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
UN PACIENTE DE DENVER
AUMENTo is KILOS DE PESO

"El dia en- que comence tomar
Tanlac solo pesaba SO kilos Al tarm;-
mar la tercera botella pesaba "A ki.oI.
y dudo mucho de que haya una parso.
ma en- Denver que Sc sienta meior que
10 que yo me siento ahora' dice ell So
nor Harry Lilly, calle Clayton, No
4335, Denver, Colo.
"Antes de tomar Tanlac, me hablla-
ba tan NAL de reumatismo, y tan en-
fermo de los rinones V del estoma&o,
que va la vida era para mi una rar3a
muy pesada'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
UNA SENORA DE CHICAGO HA
AUMENTADO 8 KILOS DE PESO

NO habia gozado de tan buena sa.
lud nj me habia sentido tan bien Ell
todos sentidos, desde hacia varios amos,
como me he sentido desde que conen-
ce tomar Tanlac", dice la sonora Anna
E. Hughes, calle Elm, No. %, Chicago,
III. No solo ha sido este asi. sino que
tambien he aumentado kilos en- peso
y apenas pasa dia sin que mis- vecinos
me feliciten por 10 bien que me veo.
Despues Gle haber obtenidos tan esplen-
didos resultados en- mi case, no puedo
menos de pensar en- otroS que necesitan
Tanlac como yo 10 necesitaba, consi,
dero que debo referirlo a todo mundo. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
UNA BOSTONENSE AUMENTo
S KILOS EN- PESO

He aumentado cinco kilos de peso.
tomando Tanlac Y me veo tan fuer' >
y bien en- estos dias, que todas m;
amigas me han felicitado por mi ali
vio", dice la Sra. A. ]. Pierce. call2
Bovlston No. I'LL Boston, Mass.
The evening world., 1922-10-10
CANDLER'SFIANCEE
DENOUNCES HIM
AS HE J|LTS HER
Mrs. De Beouchel Issues
L on 6 Statement Saying
She Will Fight for Honor.
CHALLENGES CHARGES
Declares Coca Cola Man Re-
fuses Demand That He
Name Her TraducerS.

ATLANTA, Oct 1o.-The romance
of Asa G. Gambler, aged coca cola
manufacturer, came to an abrupt
ending to-day.
Mrs. Onezima Debouchel, y New
Orleans beauty, made public a state
ment asserting that Gambler had
broken his engagement to her on ac-
count of certain reports brought to
him rejecting on her character, and
that Gambler had refused and was
still refusing to furnish her with the
names of the party or parties ac-
cuslng her.
Mrs. Debouchel came to Atlanta
last night, after calling Mr.. Gambler
over the long distance telephone. On
reaching Atlanta she said she notified
Mr.. Gambler, and he and his son, Asa
q. Gambler jr. caslle to her hotel and
the three were in conference nearly
two hours.
"Mr. Candler was very much
broken up" Mrs. Debouchel said.
II felt sorry for him. He told me he
still loved me and wanted to marry
me and that he did not believe this
hideous slander which has been taken
to him and yet he. refused, to give me
the name of the man or men who
accused me.
The charges against her, Mrs. De
Bouchel said, went back to a Con-
federate Reunion in Atlanta, three or
four years ago. She made the fol-
lowing statement:
Mr.. Gambler and 1 were to haey
been married on the goth of Septem-
ber. All arrangements were made,
clergyman engaged, cards of an
nouncement printed and we were to
be at home here in Atlanta on Oct.
10.
"On Sept. IS he wrote me that il
would not be fair to marry me and
bring me here, where would be
on account Of reports circu-
lated here against me.
These reports, according. to him.
were that during a Confederate re-
union in Atlanta three or four years
ago, when I had the supreme honor
of being Chaperone-General and when
was attended every moment. had
solicited two men to Visit me at the
hotel at night, - ~
D. '"These reports had been brought to
him, he said, from sources he WIS
bound to believe just before he was
to take the train for our wedding.
They would, he said, follow me wher-
ever I might go. would never be
able to hold my head up again.
This hideous slander and NJ
Continued on Second Page.)
The evening world., 1922-10-10
HOLDUP
DIAMOND Cutter;
GET S23,OOOG GEMS
Enter Office at No. 284 Pearl
Street and Attack Two
...... Occupants.
BEATEN UNCONSCIOUS
Two Thugs Bind Shop
Owner and Broker, Then
Make Escape.

Shouts on the sixth floor of the
ONCE building at No. 2S4 Pearl Street,
two doors from Beekman Street, at
9 O'Clock to-day caused the elevator
man, James Hall, to call the Super
intendent, e. Jonathan, and take him
UP to find out what was the matter.
AS the elevator reached the sixth
floor G. Gaier. a diamond broker,
came hopping out OF the door of room
No. COS. occupied by A. Tarvitzky,
who has a diamond cutting shop.
Callers feet were bound together, as
were his hands, and there was a towel
twisted about his neck. Blood was
streaming from a cash over his right
eye.
Hall { 1t the twine about the man s
feet and hands and led him into the
diamond cutters ONCE, where Tar
vitzky was found similarly bound and
with his face marked with slashes and
bruises. Jonathan went down in the
elevator and ran to the Beelman
Street hospital and brought, back a
surgeon.
Tarvitzky and Gaier said they had
been looking over a package of un-
cut stones when two rough looking
men entered and said they were dia-
mond cutters looking for work. When
Tarvitzky said he needed no help, the
two drew revolvers, he said, and set
upon him and the broker, beating
them over the heads with the butts of
their revolvers until they were uncon-
scious.
When he recovered, TarItzky said,
the strangers were gone, as well as a
quantity of uncut stones. He tele-
phoned to the Diamond Drill Carbon
Company at No. 6S Park Row that a
collection Of diamonds sent to him by
them for cutting and valued at $3.50
were among the missing gems.
When the detectives Of the Oak
Street Station arrived they were IN
able to get satisfactory description
of the robbers from either the dia-.
mopd cutter or the broker. Neither
Hall nor Jonathan had seen the
strangers enter the building and Hall
was particularly positive he had taken
no one up in the elevator during the
morning except tenants of the build
ing, and Cater and that he had not
seen or heard any one coming down
the stairs before he heard the shouts
for help.
The evening world., 1922-10-10
ROBBED OF $1,000 IN
GREENWICH VILLAGE
Seeking Fiancee, Man Meets
e. Thugs, Is Assaulted.

Bound hand and foot, Seymour Ely,
twenty-six, who said he was a Sec
retary to Mr.. Whiting in Detroit, -
was found 'at the foot of stoop Mt
No. los Waverly Place, at A. Nj
to-day. He said he had been black
lacked by two men and robbed of
$1,000 in cash and Jewelry. He has
been at the Hotel McAlpin since Sept.
II.
According to the story he told De-
tective Campbell OF the Charles Street
station, he went to the WaverIy Place
address TO confer with his fiancee re-
garding the furniture for their home.
The money he carried was to have
been spent for il.
On reaching the nat she had occu.
pied. he said. he found she had moved
to the Hotel Judson. AS he was leav-
ing two men seized him, slugged him,
carried him into the empty room
where his fancee had lived and
robbed him. They left him trusted
up, he said, but he managed to roll
out. through the hall and to the
stoop, where Policeman Joseph Cor
don found him.
The evening world., 1922-10-10
TERMS ALLIES GAVE
KEMAL AT THRACE
Gives Complete Possession
In About 45 Days.

MUDANIA, Oct. 10 (Associated
Press) The conventions as submit
ted to the Nationalists contains these
specifications:
THAT the Greek evacuation of
Thrace shall be carried out within
about fifteen days.
H-That the Greek civil authorities,
including the gendarmerie, shall be
withdrawn as soon as possible.
uI-That as the Greek authorities
withdraw the civil powers will be
handed over to the Allied authorities
who will transmit them to the Turk
ish authorities on the same day.
IV-That this transfer shall be
wholly concluded throughout Eastern
Thrace within a minimum period Of
thirty days after the evacuation Of
the Greek troops has been concluded.
What the civil authorities OF
the Angora Government shall be ac-
companied by such forces of the Ma
tionalist gendarmerie as are strictly
necessary for the maintenance of law,
order and local security.
VI.-That the various operations
in the withdrawal of the Greek troops
and the transfer of the civil admin
istration shall be carried out under
CONTINUED on secopd Page.)
The evening world., 1922-10-10
ARMIST|CE
WITH TURKS TOBE
TODAY
ConfereeS Return to Mudanla
to Receive Reply From
Angora Assembly. E.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Oct. 10 (As-
sociated ress).-The signing OF the
protocol armistice at Mudania is ex-
pected to take place at o'clock this
afternoon, according to an announce
mcnt by the Havas Agency, the
semi official French news organiza-
tion.
Gen. Harrington and his staff, who
arrived here on the Iron Duke at Las
this morning, expect to return to
Mudania at P. NJ.
MUDANIA, Oct. 10 (Associated
Press> The Allied Generals drew up
their final armistice convention here
last evening and submitted it to
Ismet Pasha. the Turkish Nationalist
representative. The Angora Govern
nent was given until p. M. to-day
10 accept or reject it.
The evening world., 1922-10-10
SEVEN INJURED
AS TRAINS CRASH
AT COS COB, conn.
Two Locomotives and Three
Coaches Derailed When
Local Sidewipes Freight.
ALL TRAFFIC BLOCKED.
Passengers in Panic, but None
Is Hurt Seriously by:
Accident.

Seven persons were injured. none
fatally, when local train No. 2s2 oi
the New Haven line, from Stamford
to New Haven, Conn, sideswiped q
way freight at Cos Cob shortly be-
fore o'clock this afternoon.
The freight, eastbound, was pulling
out Of a siding on track No. 4 when
the passenger train, travelling, IL was
reported. at rate of 20 miles an
hour, struck it.
The passenger train had two loco
motives and the freight one. All three
were badly smashed. In addition to
the locomotives, a mail car, baggage
car and one coach Of the passenger
train were derailed.
The injured included two members
OF the freigh crew. three members of
the passenger crew and two passen :
gers. The derailed. coach was sniok :
er and there were no women and chil- :
dren in IL. For time panic reigned
IN the other coaches, but subsidized
when 1t was found there were no in
juries outside OF shock. Most OF the
injured were treated at the station in
Stamford - .,. s,-i
-.
Traffic on the eastbound tracks was
interrupted several hours.
An official statement from the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road said: ="
"At 1850 p. NJ. an eastbound wav
freight was pulling out of a siding on
Track No. 4 when the motor of the
freight was sideswiped by train No.
2S2, local from Stamford to New Ha.
ven. The motor OF the freight, both
motors Of the passenger train, a mail
car baggage car and coach were de-
rallied. There were no serious injuries.
The members OF both engine crews
were slightly injured. Both east
bound tracks were blocked by the ac-
cident."
The evening world., 1922-10-10
8 MEN IN AUTO HOLD
UP OTHER AUTO
Get $50 and Diamond Ring
After Asking Directions.

Three men in an automobile who
asked directions to Hampstead. L. L.,
last night held up e. r. Wiley of
No. s2s Newkirk Avenue. Brooklyn
while he was driving with two COM
panions along Fulton Avenue just
outside OF Central Park, l.. l.. fed
with $50 and a diamond ring, Wiley
reported to the Nassau County
authorities.
With Wiley at the time, he said.
were the Misses Florence and Grace
Sullivan, sisters and school teachers
OF Hampstead. He said the machine
turned quickly in front Of him,
blocking the road. As he was about
to reply to the question, the men
produced revolvers, he said, robbing
him of his money and Miss Florence
Sullivan of the ring.
The evening world., 1922-10-10

1t was in the trial OF Patrolman
John Dolan of the Butler Street Sta
ton that the Deputy Commissioner
was moved TO make these remarks.
Dolan was charged with being drunk
on duty Sept. II. and the gravest
testimony against him was that OF
DR.. Leahy, a police surgeon,
"Dolan reported sick four times in
May" said the doctor; twice in
June. twice in July and three times
In September. Each time the trouble
was alcohol. l don't know what his