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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
DE VALERA STALE V OPpOsICI.
NESUCASTNf Sc PRY Sc SVYMI STOUPENCI
SCHUZE JIROIRSKEHO sNEMU.

Dublin, H. edna. - SchGze hoirskeho parlamentu byla
svoana pfistl sobou byo zde
casn6 Eamon De Valera sd casopsm ze zadny ieho
pencil neuzna schulz tohoto paramentu.
odpoved' dotaz vzhedek k SWIM planin pravl re
hodla dale ves svn boz neodvsos Pfedpoklada ze vol
by konany budou behem Ses neb dewitt mesicu
lakove Volby dodai De Valera zrovna ako podepsanf
smlouvy Londyne budou konany brickou pohrzkou
obnoven vaky udz nepriime vsede volny proev
vile ldu
Jest veka mezera pravil De Valera, 'mezi tem, kdoz
spokoJen jsou odvslo tem kdoz pozadu neodvsost"
Nkdy, zadnych okonos nesoz pry prisahu loya'itv
obsazenou We smouve Dotknuv irskych republicans
bondG ichz zejmena Spoienyh Stech bylo
prav re budou uznany vypaceny hua ieich vyprsi
lak5kOli vlada konch Jest zaozena doda schaZe
feinsckych vddcn bude konana Ultra Geem uvazovani
povsechne stuac.
londyn. IL. edna. - Ne1fedne sdelue, ze briticky
plan vklzeni lrsk jenz zdrzen by vanocem bude
bezodkadn6 uveden patnost Ntker6 voenske oddly liz
obdrzely rozkazy odezdu Ttz pomocna poce Jest odvo
avana. ~ ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
BRAND SPECHA DO PARlzE.
BUDE cELITI OPPOSICI VYVSTAVSf PROTI MENU
We SNEMU l v KABINETE

Parfz, II. ledna - Premier BRAND douho ky
zene brtcke alliance ocekavan jest Pafz dnes vecer bu
de cet francouzskemu parlamenu zra ker tTba
nepfatelskym dnes vecer mze prev daveru zra jez
to nebude 81 tronati zamitnoti eecs r'avn Will rznos
minenl o nekterych klausuch istupcch.
Jak senatn tax konference posaly BRAND
owl protesni depese vyskyu predpoved svrzen vady
Nmen6 vsak behem mnueho vyvstaa podobra
dnesn vcekrte koncich soupenci Briandov vzdy zvez
CASTOR Vidal podsekrear statu mluve spolku Velkou
Britanii pravil::
"My pfinasime zem bezpecnost kterou zadaa cd pode
psani Versalske mirove smlouvy Jak muze odepf
pfija to- Gem uzkostive voal posledni tri roky?"
Kabnet konal til douha zasedani dnes parla-
mente nak to netaii, re mnT neschvaui Briandovu
muvu re kabnet jest rozdelen Osud francouzkeho kab
neu rovn6z p orientace zahrancnf smece Francie
visi cd zitresho hlasovani.
Ultra rano BRAND bezodkadne odebefe do Eysekehc
palace kde kabnet bude zasedan pod predsedncvm pre
denta Mleranda bude ocekava vysveeni vede tech ez
obdrze telegraph Cannes iez kabnet poklada nedo
statetna NJ - "a - ~
Depese zaslana premerov po zasedan nes rno by zoG
povedna "a Rriandovu kvapnou cestu do Pafize
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
UHRY VfTAJf JANOVSKOU
KONFERENCI.
Ocekavaji cd nj usporadani
pomerI We stredni Europe.

Budapest, 10. ledna. - Po-
zvani Uher ku mezinarodni fl
nancni a hospodarske konfe-
renci, jez ma Sc ma pocatku
brezna konati v Janove, priia-
to osbylo uilerskymi casop1sss We.
lice pr.znive. Politicke kruhy
vidi V novem vyvoji v6ci novou
moznost rozrazeni zelezneho
kruhu kolem Uher, "a jaky po-
vazovana jest V uherskych kru
zich Mala dohoda.
Podminka resoluci Nejvys
81 Rady, zakazujici vmesovani
do vnirtn:ch zalezitosti soused-
mich statu, povazovana jest "a
nesmirne dulezitou, pokud je-
dna Sc o budouci neodvislost
Uher. Pr1myslove a obchod-
nj kruhy .isou presv6dceny, ze
konferenci, ma niz zasedati bu-
dou vitezove porazeni, poda-
III Sc zazehnati nenavist mezi
staty, iez drive nalezely k ra-
kousko-uherske risi, a ze doii-
I'll musi ku hospodarske allan
ci We vychodni Europe jakozto
iedinemu prostredku ku zane
zeni vseobecneho shrouceni.
Ministr zahranicnich zalezi-
tosti Banfy vyslovil Sc vlci "a
stupci Spojeneho tisku:
"Uhry jsou volny vstoupiti
do rozsahle hospodarske doho-
dy a We skutecnosti jiz vyjed-
navaji S Cechy a Rakusany.
Uhry jsou obchodne temef iso-
lovany cd ostatniho sveta. Ce-
chove Rumuni jew ochotu k
uZavreni kontraktd, avsak il
hoslovani Sc prot tomu vzpi-
rail. ia chovam velikou ma
deji, ze konferenci podafi Sc
dociliti smifeni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
BULHARsKo zADA O UvER

Sofie. 10. ledna. - Rulhar-
sky ministr financi oznamil, re
Bulharsko bude sc s radosti po-
dileti ma financni a hospodar-
ske konferenci v Janove, k ni2
bylo pozvano spojeneckou Nej-
vysSi, Radou. Avsak Bulharsko
musi ma konferenci klasti diva
pozadavky, predn6 povoleni
mczinarodniho 1v9ru a "a dru
he odro6eni splatek valecne
nahrady, ktere kdyby musely
byt bezodkladne. placeny, zna-
menaly by financni zkazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
OTAZKA ALANDSKYCH OSTROVJJ
BYLA VYRfZENA MA VCEREJSt SCHUZI RADY
SVAZU NARODU

Geneva. H. edna - Ma dnesni schulz rady Naro
dG cera byla zprva poru Aandske ostrovy dosp9o
rozhodnuti itch neutraaci Mimo to byo iednano
gulovani obchodu lihovinami Afrikou pokusu
sare Karla zmocnen Sc uherskeho trGnu.
Pfatee Svazu poukazovai rozhodnutf Alandskd
osrovy ako dokadu re ma Svaz vliv test dlvefe
rodt =
Belge bva pozadana, ably zffda Brusseu mezinarodn
1fad regulovani obchodu lhovinami Afrikou.
Rada odpovedi dopis obdrzenV od uhersk6 vady,
ndmz byl poukazovno re generan sekreaf Drummond
svola schulz rady dobe kdy csaT Kare pokus obno
ven monarhe prav re sekreaf ne6 pravomoc jednati
takovem pfpade ze tax ako tak rada nemn rokovati
tuac nyni iezto byo by to bez1cenym
Rada imenovaa vybor studovanf methodv smifovac
1nez nrody ak jest to navrhovano Svedskem Norezskem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
TIL DfTKY ZABITY. "a PORANENO.

Van Vert O. 10 led Vysefovan bylo zapocato zde dnes
nees jez vyzadalo zvoty r dtek zran6ni a. kdyz
tomob nemz det byy do skoly opetne domn
sazen byl nakladnim vlakem j. E. Trmble Fort Wayne
Ind strovedoucf vaku by zatcen dan pod zaruu
obvn9nf zabt Pravi ze SVEN parosroji neme
prdcenho svea anz daval kdyz bfz ku kfizo
nce sestoup dold pred kzovatkou ale nesyse pry lad
Overho enz ndil automob, zastavi pred koe
neho vaku pro huston mlhu nemohl vd9 vetM vzdae
most. Kdyz vjel ma koleje, primal Sc vak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
SOUD PROTI ZAMESTNAVATELUIM.

New York. H. ledna. - Soudce Wagner krajskeho
du rozhod dnes ze frmy vyrabec zenske sa6 ichz
nctvo jest stavce dopust poren kontraku kdyz
kouse zavadet 49hodnovy tyden prac cd Dohod
mutt 4hodinovem tydnu praci denn plat patnost
az do L. cervna ohoto roku prohas oud Pravc sdruzen
zamestnavate1 odvoa vys instance kdezto stavkuici
d6lncvo hod pozadovat mzdu cey Jest stavce
n6co koem So, ,OOO,O 900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
KRAL ALEXANDR ZASNOUBEN.

B6ehrad II. ledna. - Zasnouben krae Alexandra s
princeznou Mar krae Ferdnanda kraovny
Marie rumunske byo zde dnes oznameno Prncezna Marie
ca % roxy kral Aexandr Jest druhy syn nedavno
snuleho krale Petra srbskeho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
26 OBEm OTRAvNYCH LIHOvIN.

New York, H. ledna - Pocet osob, ktere oravv a
skonay nasledkem poz oravnych hovn dosah nyn 26
svatkI vanocnich New Yorku 18 ldi zemreo akoho
ckou behem vanocnho tydne pax Jersey City
a Hoboken.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
CHYBY v zADOSTECH o BONUS.

Columbus O., IL. ledna - Ze 1000 zados bonus, jez
doy do ufadony drektora Roberse jest ch Isl Is
chybnych ponejvce vnou verenych noari kte pfi ch
povan pomahal To znamena zdrzen We vypacenf
bonusu muznm zenam kerf slouz sv6tove vace nebo
nejdffve budou vyfzovany aplikace nichz nen chyb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
DELNICKY PREDAK MINIsTREM.

Ottawa Ont. L. ledna. James Murdock jenz bydlel v
Ceveandu ako mopfedseda Bratrstva zeezncnich vako
vch zfzencd pja fad minstra prace kanadskem kabi
nee Byo zde oznaeno vecer Murdoch poal svoi
resgnaci Bratvu ze bya pfata predsedou w G. Lee Ma
jeho mso nastoupf druhy mfstopredseda w. J. Babe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
v ZAJMU STAROBNfCH PENSf.

Columbus. O., IL. ledna - Vykonna rada Ohosk6 fede-
prace odhasovaa dnes ednomysne pedoz obcansvu
zakona zamu starobnh pensi prostfednctvim
thody ncativy podani pTstmu snemu Vyrozumiva ze
snen mfst6 aby ve zakon da nj hlasova po-
mocf reerenda Ia diva mece dny budou do obehu pece
agitace zfskavanf podpisI zahajena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
SPANELSKY KABINET ODSTOUPlL

Madrid, II. ledna. Koalidn kabinet cele Antonio
Maurou ako spravednost resignoval
dnes nasledkem vasnvych polickych rozbro1 imiz zm
no jest Spanelsko po neiakou dobu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
CELE MESTO ZNlCENO LAVINOU.

Rim, H. edna. M6sto Fratello Sicil byo 1pne
zniteno avinou Pet tsic osob Jest bez psres Vesnice
Ora bze Trentu bya spalena cmz dalsich 200 d pro
pfibytky. Ht
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
COPENHAGEN BISHOP IN
DISGUISE PROBES RUM

NEW YORK. Nov. i7.-An old
man In rough clothes who has spent
some time wandering about the
streets OF this city and Chicago.
dropped his disguise yesterday and
announced his findings on prohibi'
tion as It affects the poor. lie Is
Bishop Anton Bast. of Copenhagen.
The only drunks l saw during
my wanderings." the Bishop said,
were four m a New York subway
On the Bowery. where ! wandered
on several occasions day and night.
| saw no intoxicaed men. But
everywhere ] found men sober. so
much 30 that l believe New York
is the most sober metropolis In the
world
There Is surely drinking going
on here. but II Is on the quiet, and
the tales OF wild debauchery told us
in Denmark are without foundation
as far as the great general public Is
concerned"
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
BABY, HOSTAGE IN FAMILY
FEUD, IS GIVEN TO MOTHER

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-Babies be-
long to their mothers and may not
be held as hostages In a family war
nor used as security for a debt,
This is the ruling Of Judge SABBATH
when he took three-months-old Fern
Glove from Frank Koy, her grand
father, and gave her into the wait
ing arms Of her mother.
According to Mrs. Glove, her
father was holding the baby until
Glove settled for expenses incurred
at the time of its birth. When
pleas and tears failed the Cloves
applied for a writ OF haheas corpus,
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
LUNCH CHCOUNTER
MAN KILLED
BY AUTO
Driver Escapes After Knocking
Down Charles Blake, OF
Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Nov. IL
Charles Blake. fifty.five years old
former printer. who In late years was
a lunch counter man, died yesterday
at Western Maryland Hospital from
Injuries sustained In having been
struck by an automobile as he alight'
ed from a street car In La Vale early
Tuesday night. The machine kept
on and it's Identity has not been d"'
termined. Blake was unmarried. lie
was found lying crumpled on the
c~"c~ete boulevard by street car
crew.
AXE was a native OF Charles
Town. Jefferson county. w. va
where his mother lives. He came 10
Cumberland about fifteen years ago.
and previously had been employed a.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
BUTCHER KNIFE
USED BY WOMAN
To SLAY MATE
jealousy 10 Held Basis Of Fatal
Quarrel In Martins
burg, w. Va.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Nov. H.
As a result OF jealous quarrel
Mary Palmer. twenty.four. Is held
In the county jail at Martinsburg.
w. Va. charged with the murder
Of William Wharton. aged thirty.
The pair lived together In the
suburbs near Gren Hill cemetery,
Martinsburg. Wharton was out on
bond on a bootlegging charge. The
Ire OF the woman was aroused. the
police say. by his having left home
In his motor car and called on =
girl named Shanholtz. Later Miss
paimer called at the home of Miss
Shanhol!z. whom she attacked,
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
W0MAN|S TAKEN
AS,,.CH|CKEN
THIEF
Hitherto Respected Resident OF
Mt. jackson Given Sus-
pended Sentence.

WINCHESTER Va, Nov. H.
For the first time in the history OF
Shenandoah county, a hitherto re-
spectacle white woman has been
arraigned In Magistrate w. B.
Aliens court at Mount Jackson on
the charge OF chicken stealing. The
woman is Mrs. Anne Griffin, whose
home is on the slopes Of the
Massanutten mountain near Walk
er's Chapel, several miles east Of
Mount Jackson.
Accompanied by Samuel Grim. a
boarder in her home. Mrs. Griffin
several nights ago staged a raid on
the hen.roost Of j. II. Tisinger, who
Is the owner of a choice flock OF
Leghorn fowls. Before the female
prowler could vamp the sleepy
roosters and their consorts from
their perch in the Tisinger hennery,
Mr.. Tisinger heard the noise they
were making, and. seizing gun.
started in pursuit
The fleet-footed woman and her
male companion outdistanced him,
but Mr.. Tisinger got near enough
to recognize their fleeing forms In
the darkness. The next day he
had warrants sworn out for their
arrest.
Grim was given six months on
the State road force. while Mrs.
Griffin was sentenced to serve six
: months in the county Jail at Wood
stock and fined $25 The woman's
sentence was suspended. however,
by Magistrate Allen. pending her
good behavior, after he had learned
that she has three young children
who need her care.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17

tearing her hair and striking her
several times. She then left.
The anger,d woman went back To
the house Shsre she and Wharton
lived and found him In bed. They
quarreled. but Wharton refused TO
tell her where he had been.
Wharton. the Palmer woman stated
resented interference with ms
affairs and grabbed and chokod
her. Then she drew a butcher
knife from her belt and cut at
him. As he threw up his hands,
to ward off the flows, the forearm
end shoulder were gashed Wand he
bled TO death from a severed artery
before the Palmer woman could get
medical aid.
Although she claims Wharton
attacked her. the police say she
bears no marks.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
AGED AUTO ENTHUSIAST
HAS EQUALLY OLD AUTO

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. IL
A. V. johnson, eighty
veteran of the civil war, is the oldest
resident in the Soldiers Home at
Sawtelle. but has many young ideas.
johnson Is said to own the oldest
automobile in and near Los Angeles,
It being Of the vintage Of twenty-four
years ago. The old bus is the civil
war veterans pet and joy, and when
he is not driving 1t he is repairing it.
"If the car runs as long as / ex-
pect to live I'll be driving it when
I'm a hundred" Johnson says. Il
want to issue warning to some Of
those young fellows that when they
hear me coming down Wiltshire boule-
ward sixteen years from now they'd
step on it, or I'll run over
themY'
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
REALTORS SEEK
ADVERTISING
CLEANER
Ban mo Brokers Need Apply
Phrase as Discrsdit to
Their Business.

Characterizing adverti 8 m n
carrying the phrase mo brokers
need apply" as a discredit to the
real estate profession. the Wash
ington Real Estate Board at It's
monthly meeting last night at
wardman Park Hotel adopted reso'
lutions condemning the pactice as
well as insisting that no ficticious
prices be used In "for sale" and
FOR rent" announcements.
John A. Petty. secretary Of the
organization submitted a report in
which he pointed out that realty
salesmen should qualify In certain
standards OF education before be-
ing allowed to enter the real estate
business.
Committee reports occupied the
attention Of the meeting. Those
The Washington times., 1922-11-17

Clarksburg. w. Va. and other points
as printer. He was a member OF the
order OF Owls. which will have charge
OF his funeral.
County Coroner Joseph Il. Finan
10 making . rigid investigation with
the view TO discovering the identity
OF the driver OF the automobile that
hit Blake.
The death toll Of pedestrians on
the La Vale boulevard is. constantly
increasing
The Washington times., 1922-11-17

reporting were; Entertainment. H.
q. kenpedy. chairman: lunch, Ben
jamin r. Adams, chairman: con-
vention. J. Walter o'Boyle. chair
man; membership. Leroy Gaddis,
The Washington times., 1922-11-17

jr.. vice chairman; public sffsirs,
y. Lodge Hin. vice chairman; edu.
cation. II. l.. Lewis. chairman, and
vigilance. David u. Barry. chair
man.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
FARE PLEA BY |. R. I.
NULLFIED BY MILLER
Governor Suspects Trick
and Quickly Signs Transit
Act Amendment.
rs sc. FARE CHAMPION
Company Pleaded for Hear
ing as Plans for Rate In
crease Were Made.
HEDLEY vExEs MILLER
Quackenbush's Contentious
Meet With Charge of Dis
regarding Obligations.
Special Dispatch to THH NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Murc

Special Dispasch to THH NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany. March %.
BY quick action in signing the tran
sit act amenrment yesterday Gov.
Miller has rendered void the petition
OF the Interborough company for an
cight cent fare. The Governor beat
the company by a few hours. While
pleading for hearing on the amend
ment the Interborough lawyers were
rushing in their petition for an eight
cent fare. Suspecting trick. the Gov
ernor instantly called off the hearing
and signed the bill.
Not only did the Governor outwit the
Interborough and its lawyers by block
ing the last loophole through which they
planned to drag their case into court and
win delay. but he seized the role Of
champion Of five cent fare.
The amendment to tho bill, fought
throughout the session by the Hylan ad-
rninistration, makes It impossible for the
transit commission to grant for one
year at least such an increased fare as
the Interborough asks Had the Hylan
representatives had their way the
amendment would have been defeated;
the Interborough petition would have
been effective to-day and the transit
reorganization plan thrown into a long
and involved court action. AS 1t stands,
the Interborough has not q prop left.
1t is compelled to participate in the
comprehensive scheme and the city it
self has possession of the fare club.
The Intcrborough lawyers evidently
believed last night they had trapped the
C;vernor. They were dazed to-day when
they learned that an old law provided
that measure becomes effective on the
midnight preceding the hour of its sig
nature. II the Governor had listened to
the appeals from the Interborough for
"fair play" and put off signing for even
half day longer. the railroad company
would have won it's technical advantage:
The Governor announced the signing
of the bill yesterday afternoon after re-
cciving numerous kilograms from James
J.. Quackenbush, counsel for the Inter-
borough. asking him to withhold appro-
val. Flo had previously agreed to give
n hearing on the measure Friday, March
81, but he became furious when he
learned that Mr.. Hedley. while asking
him to delay action. was petitioning the
Transit Commission for an increased
fare.
Answering the contention of Mr..
Quackenbush that the Transit Commits
sion could not enforce any order to inn
prove service without granting a higher
fare. the Governor declared that no such
contention could refer to the "intolerable
transit situation in New York city, for
which the companies themselves are
largely responsible" He also reminded
AIR. Quaclxenbush that the courts have
4 n. xyira
ia ton can continue to enjoy its fran
chise and neglect to comply with rea~
sonable orders to render adequate
iis,~icc.n
The New York herald., 1922-03-24

will say what it chooses to correct you,
AS to the matters before the Board OF
Estimate, to which reference has been
made, 1t is quite true that they have
been held up for more than a year"
THE Board OF Estimate is not on
trial here.' protested Mr.. O'Brien
Your business Is TO proceed to the
hsart of this question of inadequate
subway service For the reasons for
ths Board of Estimates transactions
you will have to refer TO the records Of
their meetings"
Mr.. Hedley stressed the high cost OF
wartime labor and materials as having
been a heavy drain.
1--WE might buy some new cars TO
add to our present trains he said, III
the commission will find a way for us
TO get the money to buy them and ic
the city will give us yard space in
which 10 store them, as it agreed to do
nine years ago We cannot hang them
up from the heavens"
a better service might be given in
the non-rush hours. the witness adj
mitted. 'but our difficulty is lack OF
money; we have to make our outgo fit
our income
Standard trains are more than two
city blocks long and it is common
hHoNicuSc, ue Sdlu, tndl IIlluule cars
often are crowded while end cars have
plenty of vacant seats. Hundreds who
ride only short distances would rather
stand than so half car length to get
a seat.
1T would be positively sinful" said
the witness. TO spend money to give
them all seats -
1t had been the company's policy, he
said. to regulate its car mileage by the
question whether persons were found to
be standing for distances beyond two or
three express stations.
Hr. Hedley put in evidence estimates
prepared last November on the Inter-
borough's financial outlook for the years
from 1922 to 1926. These showed that
the Interborough probably will have a
net corporate deficit of $1,997,0oO at
the end of the fiscal year closing. June
30. next. This prospective deficit is the
balance between a. surplus on the sub
way division of $3,SS3,000 and a deficit
on the elevated Division of S5.3SO,000
The figures for 1926, however indicated
net corporate income of $6,912,00o,
the balance between a subway surplus
OF $9,930,000 and an elevated deficit of
| $3.07S,0O
| These estimates included all fixed
charges that the company must pay to
keep out OF a receivership. Mr.. Hedley
said. including the full Manhattan Rail-
way rental. the interest and sinking
fund on the Interborough 5s. and the
s per cent. on the s3S.0o0, 900 or out
standing refunding notes. but did not
include any return on the 4 ~ per cent.
bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
MAYOR REQUESTS BANTON
TO INDICT INTERBOROUGH

Governors signature had made law on
Wednesday, it was without power to en-
tertain the Interborough's petition for an
increased fare and should reject it.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
BROWNS AT REUNION
OF HOOVER FAMILY
Young Nephew Of Secretary
Found in Pool Near Cali
fornia Home.

PALo ALTO, CAL, March 23.--Walter
Large. five-year-od nephew Of Herbert
Hoover. Secretary OF Commerce. was
drowned to-day in a swimming pool at
the Hoover home here during a family
reunion. DR.. Ray Lyman Wilbur. pres
i5cnt OF Stanford University, worked
over him three hours.
Tho boy came here with his parents.
nlr. and Mrs. Guthrie Large OF Mon
tcrey. His mother Is Mrs. Hoovers sis
ter. Servants found the child uncon-
seous in the pool shortly before noon.
Mr.. Hoover will cancel engagements
TO speak in San Francisco Friday and
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
TWELVE DOCTORS FAIL
TO SAVE ARMOUR CHILD
Chicago Officially Aids Vain
Fight for Life.

CHICAGO, March 23.--Gwendolyn Ar
nnour. s. daughter of Philip ID. Armour
sd, died to-day from form OF septi-
coma during which tho millions of the
Armour family, the skill OF dozen ply
sicians and a host of nurses and the
resources OF the entire city OF Chicago
proved unavailing.
= week ago the girl contracted a
throat infection. The greatest physi-
clans In the Middle West and a staff OF
nurses were summoned.
AS Gwendolyn's condition became
worse all traffic in that section OF Lake
Shore Drive was closed and policemen
we're stationed all about the neighbor-
hood to prevent noise
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
GIRL HAS STRANGE INJURY.
Hart In AutoIB obfIe Accident,
Now Unable 20 stand.

"hss Doro,ny Deit1 oi rIeneau, ~. j
. student at the Normal School in New
axlS. is suffering from injuries that have
puzzled attending physicians.
She was struck near her home on
Tuesday night by an automobile driven
Ivy the Rev Harry Heyer of Whitcville.
Although bruised about the body physi-
ciars found no broken bones. Since the
accident. however. she has been unahie
"a Aland and the medical men cannot
account for her condition.
NIss Deitz's family has eyonerat "a
tile Rcy. Or. Heycr, as tic point where
thc accident occurred was not well
lighted.